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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

eo0eo00 AND 0K1N Ou3E AAS:S.
Are Tho rssale sfimpsre blosl The blood
beesmss thick asl elogged. The skin 10 not
able - cost - hsimpsrities - important 70
health. New 0asy ysaag men sad women
Ne zee With thsir <aess covered With pinples
and blctctss, Who ere endeavoring to remsvs
them BY tie uss sfsoaps and washes Of various
kinds. This i very dangerous and should
nsvsr'be practised by persons DESTROYS Of
good health. Mothers who nave children az
hictsd with sores and eruptiens, should never
dry them up BY sltsrsal applications, for in
this way they will drive in the hnuers and
produce in heath for the child during it,
whole life time. There Is NJ mother that likes
70 - her children afflicted with feeble health
JUD6ON'S MOUNTAIN HERR FILLS arc
prepared sspressly for the cnre Of erurtisre
of the skin, such ~ Pimples. Rlctchee, Sores,
90. They cleanse the blood Of al impurities.
producing beautiful, clear, and healthy
skin, semuch admired By al people Of taste
and reinement..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
war CLAIM OFFICE
q. II. 0TzU4IaH,

ATJUkNkI = COUN0ELUK AT Law,
ToLrDo, -. TAnA Co, 80 Iowa.
ALI kinds Of Law and collecting bushes
promptly attended to.
Having procured al the laws, Of tho United
States, On Bcuntiss, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay,I An prepared and viii give spscial
attention 70 Obtaining and collecting,
Pensions dee Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased ofRcers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas
a soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their dischargs
papers, will receive their pay BY return d
nail from the Department ct Washington.
Ne fees charged On ssldiers' claims snlss,
The claim 10 eellse1el.
@. +. STRUBLE.
v4.nS8-y.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
CUaeE pVDea lsIllOUs aDss.AsEs.
GREAT TEMALE MEp1ClnHi

Fen,.e. ~hc ~.iue t~ahh. .h-uM - ~Hh@1
thee Fills They purity me blood cA.k Mes>~se
IT IN knl.. c'esoSe the s&o II IN rnt h sra f~ch~s
sni Asina The rich ccief ~ hsah 20 sts esle cAs~A
A. The itsnss srd fie.hs # which mess t,.is
MOD ~e,c dns0vs-<i r. s-ry susvE&Swx sss sH,~s4
-" Ts,a~e@s. ts% II AbssGines IN Mss,co. Get ~
Almanac - Asens. snA vsll res6 ~Nh AsASae.
hs iuts-~ss,ne sseonnt cn1soins u ths CNR1v
vwrrsxv.s n sts A,tecs
e1bsefte.-TA Nbasfasa If~t rtNs pxl ~ -
''-s.tftd N,sgS~ Era ~ ms'stes ~ fsA - ke~1
!" - .eeis ~ hv An Gs~sSws, Asss d. sGs~aisss q
JJ'UN,S d tSt. - c1tA lno
3. l. JUDSO1e, 4 Co,
SOLE ETCNA.
Ne. 30 L~Oseara Street,
INV rORE.
- agents vsnse-i alsays-A daseo - s1sss. -
tr p. Ransom 3 Co., Esrlvills Msdisea
10. N. Y.
Sold q. Toledo by Armstreng snd sksnAK e
-lndisntown by 3. Rnggles.-Messlrvine b
Andrew Hale, and BY oss sgsat il eseh vii
iage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

THROAT AND LUNGs.-At this season
# the year when coughs and colds are
troublesome every family should have a
safe and certain remedy At hand. Ran
SONS Hive Syrup and Toln is the very
thing. It is not only pleasant for chill
dren to take, but il = certain cnrc for
Group, Whooping- Cough, bronchitis.
asthma, Coughs aud all affections Of the
Throat and Lungs.
Sold BY all Druggists. Price Is cents
n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

DIPrHRRIA AND CRouP.-For these
formidable and dangerous diseases
Trasks Magnetic Ointment in an unfail
ing remedy if used in season. Apply
freely to the Throat and Chest and cover
with hot flannel. The ointment has
been before the public over 20 years
and it, constantly increasing demand
has established its reputation rs a sn-
perior Linamsnt in I'll cases where q
soothing and relaxing remedy is required
particularly in Rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Inflammation Of tie Bowels and Kidneys,
Spinal affections, Sore Eyes, Burns,
Piles, Wounds and Bruises.
See phamphlet with agent, and around
each bottle.
Sold by all Druggists. Price IS cents.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

0OSuOOs
otaAs ct lewa)
rAaA County,
10 Jehn MsadsH and Elisa-
beth Asadell and Peter
0h0lten,
Yea asl saeh u zen, are ksfsby notified
tAaE &hsss u now % hls II 10 ofilce 81 tho
Clsrk u ths District, Court d Tams County
lows, Pstitiea Of Heary Lance, claiming 81
80 ths 1sceelssurs Of mortgage therein de-
sorihsa: aaA that % personal claim 10 made
sf asitAsr Il yss except the said John Mem
deli.
Nov 1Nless yoa aprsar thsrstS and defend
. - bel6ro nesa 81 The "a day cf the next
tern q saiA osurt commencing on the Sd
MsaAat sfSeptsnber A. D. 1882, default will
b eatessd against you and judgement rem.
dered thereea.
l. + ALLEN, Atty. for PlAintiG.
vl-n33-w4.
L A-N
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
Guerrilla Attacks and
.atsRebol s. Advances.
a Michigan Regiment
Captured at Murfrees-
- boro, Tenn.

!. ~. LoUisvlLE, July IL.
NJ . At Ncwhcpe, Nelson county, At II
o'clock last night, party Of the 35th
: Ohio, under Lieutenant Colonel Moore
eaconntsrcd $50 rebel cavalry, under
lack Allen half a mile south Of the rail.
toad. After twenty minutes brisk fire
Of musketry the enemy were routed and
flel, No Federal casualties. Blood
along the road was found by our Skin
Y, mishcrs sent ont, but no enemy.
!. Later accounts received say that these
: Raerrillas or their comrades burned the
:. town Of Lebanon and robbed ths Com
.,mescial Bank located there.
= The Federal reinforcssnes,ts are NOV
, ing. j.. the direction Of Lebanon, but
~sssidrse& have arrived until after the
dsst. actioa q that iAace. They are in
Not 'psesuis Of these gssr.iii.s.
7 .LslAsvil.LE, July -.
Rumors have reached here that Nor
ga.'s gaerrilIa.. $500 strong, in two
/. squads, are At Ha, rodsburg and DAN
vile, Destroying property and stealing
horses. Considerable excitement exists
in l.snssville on account Of the proxi-
'.r1itY. 81 gnerrillas. Effective measures
kave.bcen takcn'to prevent Uncut sioss.
~ NASHVILLE, July Is.
~. between 5000 aud 1000 Gcergiana
and Texan gucrrillas, under Col. For
!. rcst, attacked the 18th Michigan and Sd
Minnesota in Mnrfreesboro early this
morning. There was desperate fight.
ing. Al o'clock this p. m. the Michi.
can troops had surrendered. The Mine
sSt4 rsgiment::was strongly intrenchcd
and cut MP the enemy terribly with
Hewcts's Kentucky battery, repulsine
them with great slaughter in three
charges. ''
Flags Of truce wcre acnt on BY For
RED, demanding surrender. Col. Lea.
NJ aeplisd that he could hold his posi-.
- - ! - 49,. - .,.,l -. -, !, IL,
.....s...:s.a -
a. s1tser an Nashville Is not proba.
Ne.,
col IeMer : reported - falling back
- Aaahvs'se' CAnnonat'ns y neaFo
uspeatedy here.
81 49, 49, Assved with Two com
rasaes.
LATER uAcFATCH.
= sPeeaA 70 the assesiaaed press ssy'
MurfcesDoeo NJ 0ee@ oeken oy tnt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
SECpEfANt's OrrrCn.

ShCEE1AHNS OEFICKs
Cedar Rapids, To-, Nov. "a, 1851
NOTICE 70 sTOCkls0llDFas.
Ata fssssiAg 81 NJ B0sfd ~ Div4o1Srs AslA
:; ,ss =; once q 'hs cenPsay Ns,e.ssr 18th
Resolved That the fsnsAisg iaets nnssss
81 The Capital Stock 81 this ssIpeay. BE- ssds,-
- . b paid IN seccs dance .Nhk ~ s@kuo
Of The subscriptions, - follows, viz
The 9Th snd IN iAstall1ssts % - III u
Dee. ls6l.-TAs An On tAs lst q January
ls62 The 9th on the istof MsseA l600 "A
the 10th on the lot o. May leei. q
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

The Ionic Lodge, J. q, efO.T., wrets every
Tuesday evening, In The baptist Church, in
Teleds.
Wn. Nixon, v. 8.
O.. Olnsy, w.M.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17
Abaeptees from the army, in OF

-. Abseptees from the army, in oa'
oosaty will do we'll to pcruso in our
cduanpa. s'Oencral order No. 72",
J. which. Two publish At the request Of
>Oapt. St6d6Ard. He informs Us ALSO
ShSt tl,s certificate Of two regular pra ).
ticing physicians, ma certia,d 70 be
snch by the Clerk Of the District Court
Nxill answer ~ we'll ~ the certificate Of
ihHnNS mcdipalslipsA.s 49,
49,. We have received ! private
os;ommanicasiion from Capt. ssodd.rd
in which he states that Dr.. b. II. Gonld,
,iaae dentist in ti,is place. died on The
Oh isst:, In dhe army hospital Of that
place. being near Corinth, and also on
the 9th At the same place John Bartlett
Won Of III. 4. Bartlett Of this town.
!. both died ,,f typhoid fever. The Capt.
tain says the Iowa boys are in better
health than the Louisiana. and Missis-
sippi troops, but he anticipates consider
able sickness II they remain near Cor
iath. long. !.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

NEW GOODS.
II H II
PEOPLES STORE
has been removed 10
GALLEY 4 JOuNSTON,S
Brick
7UIIsDIN q
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Who're We arc now prepared 70 offer t. our
old Customers and tho trade generally \ much
larger and more attractive stock Of
9p1:111g Goods
than ever before offered In this market,
Of which will be SOLD nj
PRICES DEFlIXG COMPETITION,
From eur long experience in trade VIC are
perfectly csnversant with the wants and
tastes Of Buyers, and cnr FACILITIES
are such that NC are enabled TO take every
advantage Of the times in purchasing.
49, II THIS MARKET WE
DO NOT INTEND TO Be
I. Unde1sold,
We wen,d again RETURN thanks,o eur many
customers for their past patronagc, and kHes-
Ing that We can make IT, 10 their advantage
10 deal with us. We respectfully solicit 4
continuance OF their trade. Our assortment
Of Staple and Fsncy Dry Gcods,
Roots d Shoes
Notions, Hosiery,
Clothing, Groceries;
cutlery Hvrd,o0re,
QMeenspnre, Unss e. Caps,
Woo.1enrare, Paints l. Oils
Stationery, Rape
Iron e Nails Glass dc. DC.
Will always be the hest in this market, and
in short everything needed for the trade will
he found with ns chearer than elsewher Give
us . call and see for yourselves.
Coo Good Brown Sugar . Job u per 800
Rest prime Rio Coffee a.
Extra uual. dri'dapples l2}
Good Prints from 10 tol23 cents per
yard.
In fact We are determined
NOT TO RE UNDERSOLD
and wish it expressly understood that We
shall always he prepared 10 DO better for the
trade, than any Of onr Competitors.
Wanted Wheat, Corn. Hides. Hntter. Il Eggs
&c sc. GALLEY & JOHNS TON.
March &c, 1862.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

There WI BE- > Republican Caucus
l.cld 4 d'e cosst: room next Friday Il
Z o'clock p. -, for the purpose Of ap-
psinting 1tss9ates from the township Of
T0ledo 70 attend the Republican coun.
y osavsaaisa upon the following day.
by order Of Com.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

-. Mr.. I. b. Martin has resigned
hs port ~ Adjatant Of the 10Th Iowa
Regt., and il now At home. He reports
shc health Of the troops slightly improv-
ing when lie, left.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

READ THE NEWS;
r TO N I'd ID n
DRUG 81 STORE.
Has again been supplied with fresh end
DrugsA
medicines, paints,
chem calls,
dye stufs.
putty and
gla 49,
oils &c &c
also
chsice sup
ply Of tess,
spices, pepper, sods
ginger, 1se Lands chemical
salaratus and The celebrated
Dan.lslion coffee Also the
largest and best stock Of
school books and stationery
in town. Arnold Builev's
and Cox's inks By the
oMrce or gSsrf. PerSnmery
ant flavoring extracts o. III
kiDds. YANKEE neiiose and
toys II variety. We wsaM
call especial sttestiss - sxS
stock u glsss, paists, oils
and varniehes, which ~
~illsell as low y The lswess.
Choice cigars, Ase-cut end plug 7oSscco;
all the popular Patent Medicines 81 sbe day.
Physicians will ind Il IN their inter
est 70 give us . call before purchasing clse-
where.
Physicians prescriptions wen - esre-
fully attended 70.
Ne make our purchases for cssh sad expect
ready pay from our customers.
One and all give "a call.
ARMSTRONG 4 SnANKLIN.
Ch'gd at v4-n25
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

CHICAGO
Sswing a3lathine O..
ONCE cor I.nke ana Clark 90
Uver A. II. Mixers Jewelry Store.
Entrance Is CLARK Ct.
M E are now introducing to The publicos
w NEWLY INVENTED and RECENTLY
PATENTED Sewing machine, the lavender Of
which has discarded entirely The 40 Of eama;
and BY the application Of nsw eembisssion
in mechanics, hes acconplishsd results here
tofore unattsinsd BY any inventor, and pro-
ducsd machine capable Of - great rssgs
Of work ~ any other machine IN tAe market,
aAL better Al. pied o the wants Of the csmnu-
nifty, ~ he has combined, u . greater extent
than in any other patent,
CHEAPNESS WITH EXCEL
LENCE,
Durability with fimplic1ty
AND N0IsLEssxEss " ACIseH, 10 , degree
not approached BY any eahsr ssskins. Our
LlCENSEp BY ELIAS uoWE AND As
SOCRATES,
And are manufactured 81 the we'll known
Natl Ohio. machines are PM up IN plain N
blcs, in half care. or in fun cabinet, in Wal
nut, Mahogany and Rosewood.
Prices from 40 % ol0O
rOrr Machines make the "pcukle Loon
Stitch" which il preferable for family ase 70
The "Ehuttle Stitch or s.Whecler s Wilson's
Stitsh," ~ IL IL sometimes called
1. Because IL il stronger End more dnfa-
tie.
q Because ie right Or face si.ieie inccm-
rarably kandsemcr than that 81 the lock stitch,
whilc the reverse 10 tally - handsome ~ the
reverse Of that.
5. Because il il elastic, yielding o. giving
with the material sewed. The lock stitch II
asn elastic and non-yislding.
4. Because il 10 . YAsr stitch and will no,
rir, though ever fourth stitch 10 cut. IN
leck stitch will rip IL enes broken.
s. Because, while Il 10 . fast stitch, Il il
alss eusceptable Of being taken OFT with krsal
facility, In case Il Is required, % n altering
garments.
q. Our machines will run, gather, fell
hem, tuck and embroider, and viii do oil tina
other machines do.
AT machines warrsntsd, and kept in repair
ono year without charge.
We are alss Sole Agents for the Sale in Il,
Western and North. western States, Of
Blake Z JOhmsOm's I1DprOv.
ed Patent Right side hem
Duer,
Price o3,OO
III ready application T. 6sy I'D Of Machine
new Or old, making Il altogether the mos
complste Hsmmsr ever yet offered. Il turn
the hem ander, and places The fair stitch o.
the RIGHT side sf thN clsth.
Persons i the country, By sending ~ thsi
address inelosing letter q mp, can hav
one Of eur circulars, list Of prizes, and sampl
sfwork,
Agents wanted throughout Ia.
West.
| WlsWoll = TaDp8n.
Late Of and Successors - +. RieAords &
Agents for illinois, Wissonsin, lows a.
Minnesots
Address al letters 10 the &c, =, wUwAI
'Chicaeo Sewing Machine
c., 20 BOX 3oS7 Chicago, III }, =, rArrAx
vln29 0m
new E,0 0TANnAQm arAnEa
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

Having established new branch Of busi
ness II this town, " hore T. meet with an
merit his share Of tho pnblic patronage, 70
which il rendered - VIII evcr b grateful
and always erAsavcr 70 give full satisfActis
in return. ts
DU0AN 4 BlLLMEYER.
March 9Th. v4-nl5Af
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

LAMPS and LANTERNS, ! goo
assortment At prices a. low Ne the loves,
Cali and see, at the Pioneer Drug Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

In short We are nsw ready to supply the
Market with such goods and groceries as are
generally needed by the Eeople at the very
lowest prices at which they can be afforded.
Call on US, aud We will convince you Of
the truth Of what We say.
Toledo, June 18th leG2. v4-n-23-ly.
HARRISON 4 TAYLOR.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

4 NEW EDITION.
GoLD ExCLrsIvsLr " CAsvAesEns Axr
AGEH1s, u new pablishisg II No., Ct . cts
eath. Each No. iAuelrsSed with Portrait On
Steel.
D0Agents wanted, 70 wheu liberal com.
missiene Win b given.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

ACw READY,
VOLUMES ONE, TWO, AND THREE.
Bousd In csstA, at:$a Is each; Sheep q, OK
thal morocco, Or half calf aptiQua $500 each
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-07-17

We kxosc not scHere else 50 muck an
thentie intelligence Of tie rebellion can be
Oktaine1.
"No other ,oork possesses tie gnine as
a ,cork Of reference"
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21
T E L E G r A PHI &c.

Richmond, Jan. l6.-One hundred
and eighty Yankee prisoners leav,
tomorrow for Newport News, unde,
a flag of truce, bound northward.-
They are under parole not to fight
against the Confederates until ex-
changed
Nothing has been made public in
Congress to-day.
Dispatches received to-ni sht report
troubles in Lincoln's Cabinet culmi-
mating in the announcement Of Cam
eron's resignation 1t is generally
conceded the trouble in the Federal
Congress is increasing.
The financial affairs in the North
continue more and more embarrassing.
Wilmington, Jan. 16.-At the forts
all was quiet Heavy soa outside.
with thick foggy weather. No ship
ping was in sight either yesterday or
this morning.
New Orleans, Jan. 16.-A special
dispatch to the Picayune, from Nor
folk, of the 10th, says New York
dates of the 18th have been received
here.
The resignation of Cameron arose
from a difference Of opinion on the
Lincoln emancipation question. 1t
is reported Cameron will b. made l..
5. Minister to Russia.
1t is believed that Chase has also
resigned his Secretaryship.
Staunton, formerly Of Pcnnsylva-
MIA, will succeed Cameron as l.. S.
Secretary Of War The nomination,
however, has not yet been confirmed
by the Senate.
The financial crisis continues in the
North. a CONSERVATION and panic
prevails everywhere. Business in
New York is entirely suspended. In
the midst of the anxious suspense as
to what the next foreign accounts will
be relative to the result of the Trent
affair, and the surrender OF Mason
and Slidell. it is proposed in the u.
5. Congress to issue ono hundred
millions of treasury notes. The sue
cess of the measure is considered
doubtful. The people are already re-
fusing those in tho market.
Austria comedies in the views of
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21

|
at Paducah. About GOO troops march
ed from there this morning and vii
join the expedition ut some point il
the interior.
New Orleans, Jan. 16.-The sloo]
William Henry has arrived from Ha
vana, bringing dates to the 9th.
She reports that the French flee
left on the I'd for Vera Cruz.
comprised line-of.battle ship, thre
first class frigatcs and three propel
lers. The Spanish feet left tw'
| weeks previous to the French.
1t is reported that Vera Cruz wa
abandoned by the Mexican on tn
arrival of the latter fleet. The com
bined land force is under the com
mand Of Gen. Prim.
The British feet was withdrawn.
The steamer Calhoun arrived a
Havana on the 9th. She makes on,
hundred and one vessels that hav,
arrived in Havana since the blockad,
! commenced.
Business was extremely dull.
Richmond, Jan. 15.-Congress ha'
ordered the publication of the officia
reports of all battles fought. Thi.
includes Beauregard's S and Johnston!
| report Of the battle of the 2lst July
Nothing otherwise made public Of thu
proceedings to-day.
New Orleans. Jan. 16.-rhe re
mains Of Hon. John Hemphill ant
Col. Hugh Mcleod arrived here yes
terday and were laid out in the May
or's Office. They were escorted thi:
afternoon to the railroad ferry landing
by the military en- route for Texas.
Lynchburg, Jan. 16.-Intelligcnce
has been received by the Tennessee
train of fight few miles beyono
Prestonburg between Marshall with
$500, and the Federals numbering
5000. Marshall was retreating whel
attacked. The enemy came upor
him in narrow gorge. The engage
ment is represented as being the most
desperate of the war. Col. Moore 5
regiment charged the enemy when a
hand to hand conflict ensued, lasting
half an hour. The Federals fought
gallantlv but broke and run in Bull
Run style. Marshall's force being
exhausted and much smaller than the
enemy's, fell back to Prestonbury-
The Confederate loss was twenty-five
killed and fifteen wounded. The
encmy's loss was over 200 Killed.
The information was brought to Alb
ingdon by participants in the battle
Richmond, Jan. ia portion OF
the Richmond press publish this
morning Il statement that Galveston,
Texas, had been taken by the FEEDER.
ais. Nothing contirmatory has been
received by the authorities.
A report is in circulation here, on
the authority of Il prominent Vir-
sinia official, that the Fcderrls have
evacuated Romney. The report needs
confirmation.
The Petersburg Express received
dispatch this afternoon from Nor
folk, saying that the elements are
fighting for us. \ severe gale is
now prevailing, and has forced Burn
sides expedition back to Hampton
Roads.
The weather is cold and showing
at Petersburg, and indications of
snow at Richmond.
The destination Of Burnside's ex-
pedition, consisting of Is transports,
l6 propellers, and two side wheel
steamers, which left Hampton Roads
on Sunday afternoon, it is thought
will soon be developed.
The Northern papers are sanguine
that favorable results will follow after
Summers speech in the Senate. He
took ground against Wilkes capture
of Mason and Slidell. He consider
ed England's demand and Stewards S
rendition right.
Mr.. Colt, the inventor of Colts
Shreveport semi-weekly news., 1862-01-21


Richmond, Jan. 1.-THE Briga-
dier-Generals confirmed are, Henry
Heath, Of Virginia; johnson K.
Duncan, Of Louisiana, and Sam.
Wood.
The Postmaster Genera! has de-
cidcd that Postmasters ought to re-
ccivc Confederate tresury notes on
deposit for the payment Of postage,
and there can be no objection to max
ing change for such notes in postage
stamps when the parties will accept
them.
Nashville, Jan. 17.-Privatc dis
patches report the Federals landing
in force this morning below Fort
Henry, on the Tennessee river.
There was some firing, but the
Federal balls did not reach the fort
Advices say Gen. Tilsham feels con-
fdsnt Of being able to defend Forts
Donelson and Henry.
A Boston dispatch Of the Sth, says
cx-Gov. Chas. II. Morehead, Of KY,
Las been released on parole.
The Bowling Green correspondent
Of the Union and American says Gen.
Hindman, with detachment of 900
cavalry, went to Roalett's station 3
miles this side of Green river, a few
days since, and burned the station
house and all the out buildings. At
Horse Gave they destroyed the depot
and buildings alta ched, and the hotel
and adjacent houses at Cave City.
Capt. Morgan's scouts burned 4
mill within half mile of the Federal
lines, on Green River, which was
used to grind wheat and corn
1t is thought that all the public
houses between Glasgow and the juno
ton at Roalett's will be destroyed
The railroad and turnpike between
these places are both wholly impassa-
ble by artillery, without an immense
amount OF labor.
The ST Louis Republican Of the
11th has dispatch saying Senators
johnson and Polk, of Missouri, were
expelled from the Federal Senate on
the 10th, by a unanimous vote.
A special dispatch to the Rcpubli-
can from Cairo says the great rxpc-
dition would be ready to start on the
10th. The feet is to ascend the Ten
nesseo river some distance, but its
final destination was not known.
Richmond, Jan. l7-The l'edcr;,ls
claim victory at Prestonburg, over
Marshall. Col. Goriticd reports Mar
shall repul:ed and fleeing in great
confusion, carrying off numbers of
dead and wounded. Fcderals found
27 dead, and took 20 prisoners. Fed
cral loss, killed =, wounded 25.
In the Federal Congress, the house
passed a bill abolishing the trankinS
privilege. Appropriations for the
army for the year ending June next
is nearly SA5O,OOO,OOO.
a board Of bankers from principal
cities met the finance committee of
Congress, at Chase's residence on
Monday. -Four hours conference
were had with no result. Chase
threatened Ugh taxes, but the bankers
We're inexorable.
Commodore Goldsborough left For
tress Monroe with the 18th Massa-
chusetts, in the Steamer Spalding,
and is said to be bound for Port Roy
al. Goldsborou=h commands the
land operations Of Burnside's fleet.
The Federal Senate, on Thursday,
passed bill discharging the fugitive
slaves in the District OF Columbia.
Thirteen vessels, at Hampton
Roads, went to sea on Thursday.
The steamship Constitution, with
the Maine and Massachusetts, regi-
ments. arrived on Thursday at For
tress Monroe.
Nothing heard officially at Rich
mond Of Marshall's PrestonbrrG fight.
Cairo, Jan. lO-Scveral steamers
part OF the troops are