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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30

The Ladd, Webster & Co. Machines are
of the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable simple in con-
strnc,ion, easily operated by = novice, and
with ordinary care will run for years with
out the annoying expense OF repairing al-
ways incurred on the cheaper, less reliable
and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in use fer sew
ing, capable Of doing greater variety Of
work than these machines; with the cele-
brated WHEEL FEED they will handle the
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcioth, or
will work in the thickest leather used by
shocmakeIs, or carriage trimmers. They
will also run over seams and gathers with
the same facility as over plain work. The
stitch made by them Is from TWO THREADS.
and is the mostapprovcd and desirable in
use; is ALIKE on BOTH SIDES OF THE FABRIC
leaving no ridge on the under side to wear
out and loosen the work, decided fault
with all loop OF chain stitch machines.
The needles are not curved and liable
to break, but are straight and have per-
pendicular motion, which is absolutely
necessary to adapt the machire to all
sorts Of work. They will bind with
binder and hem with hemmer; will stitch
fell and gather; arc fully licensed under
.HOW Il S EX TENDED PATENT and are
free from all mtimqcments. During seven
years of u.s. they have won the enviable
reputation of being sthc best family aud
manufacturing mochines in the ec.mfry" We
have numerous testimonials; read short
and comprehensive one from the
Navy Office, Washington. Aug. T., 1869.
Conference.-The Sewing Machine or
,lercd from 70, is safely nj hald and Mrs.
u is fully satisfied With Asaa evidence
of its simplicity, Wi,hou, directions or OK
plantations she commenced working or il
after very short trial AM, has not cxpe.
cnced the cast difficulty in its operation.
| cheerfully give yonmy testimonial in its
favor.
am respectfully yonr o'bt servant.
Ilaut YIN l., MACKY
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NJ q n TIC e. q
STEAM lI0URIJG Mills.

SItAM ILUuRl16 hlnS.
The undersigned proprietors Of the above
named Mill, give notice to the Farmers Of
Tama county that, they have entirely refitted
the machinery of the mill, and are now ready
to give as goodssatisfaction as can be given by
any mill in tho country. They are aware
that through the Encouragement Of careless
and inexperienced hands, the reputation of
the mill heretofore has been anything but en-
viable, but with the present new arrangement
New smut Machine -Johnsen's Pat
ent,-.-tho hest IN use,
"A New Bolt1
Two large run Of IBurrs,
and With the supervision and attention Of Mr.
Scott, who he's been engaged in milling for the
past twenty Years, they feel confident that
they can give entire satisfaction, and are de-
termincd not 10 be surpassed in manufacture
ing good article Of -four, meal, SC.
We have ALTO an extra bolt for Buckwheat,
and are now Ne aatter ourselves. the best situ-
ated Of any mill in the county, for doing GUS
tom work, to which W intend to give our es-
pecial attention.
wheat. From 80 lbs. to 35 Of -four given for
bushel of wheat according to quality.
r A r IL s OF + o i i.
Wheat, Rye and Buckwheat /
Corn and feed one sixth
Flour, meal & feed kept for sale and ex-
change at ell times, upon the most reasonable
terms.
We superintend our own business, and one
Of us may be found 1T the mill at all times pre-
pared to attend to al calls, and supply our
customers in the least possible time.
The public are respectfully solicited to give
us trial.
BRUNER & SCOTT.
Monticello, Feb. -, 1851. 2nl1n
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The Editor Of the CHRISTIAN wArCHMAN &
" REFLECTOR, says, "W have seen testimony
!, in favor Of tho machine made by Ladd Wed
y str & Co.. which from the moral and relig-
IA ious character Of the writers, we are salts
u fed could never have been obtained, ha
"A rot tie instrument fully realized the rep
reseniat ions Of the makers respecting il !;
9 these testimonials are from clergymen and
persons Of high moral worth and integrity
n in the community, well known to our read
!, ers,and are of the most flattering character
"a HENRY WARD BEECHER Of tbs
Y New York Inlerendcnt-Gov. A. g
s. CURTIN, of Penn. - HORACE
q GREEDY, N. Y. Tribune. - Hon.
= HENRY J. RAYMOND. N. Y.
!" Timcs-HORhCE H. DAY, III.
0 din Rubber Patentee.-Hon. JOHN
= D. GH1sELIN, Jr., Norfolk Va.
y WIN. p. WILLIAMSON, Chief En-.
gineer u. S. Navy.-JOSEPH p.
n PRISON, Chef Engineer of N. Y.
= City Editor PRACTICAL ME-
Y CHANIC. ~ Editor SCIENTIFIC,
Il AN ElsICAN.-Ed Editor, ALBANY
4 ATLAS AND ARGUS. Editor
:, BALLOU'S PICTORIAL. Editor
{. NEW ORLEANS PICAYUNE.--.
q Editor NEW YORK EVENING.
= POST. Editor BALTIMORE PAT
q RIOT. Editor MEMPHIS EN-.
i. QUIRER. Editor CINCINNATI
I ENQUIRER.
From the above eminent gentlemen, and
, distinguished sources, We have unqnalifi-.
Il ell praise and hattering testimonials Of
4 the superiority and practical reliability Of
y the "Ladd, Webster & Co. Sewing Nach-
/. ines"
Z EFFICIENT AGENTS WAHTFD IN EvElY
Town. With small investment Of capitol
= b, ofitnble business can be readily estab,
= lished. We offer liberal inducements.-
Any correspondence regarding our mach-
ines will promptly and gladly answered
enclose letter stamp and We will send Z
circular aud sample Of work by return
mail. M
COOK, STONE 4 Co.,
Agents for Western States.
124 LAKE STREET, (up stairs) CHICAGO
Toledo, Iowa, JAN, 1881. v8-nl0-1y.
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TIE DAILY EVENING JOURNAL,

Containing, full Teegraphic reports Of
news and the markets up to the hour Of 60.
ing to press, at r. m, and whore trains
leave in time for the Second Edition, up 3 s
p. M, each afternoon, will be mailed 70 sub
scribers at $500 Per Aanum 500 for
six months $500 for three months.
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supplied at $500 per hundred copies (Ex-
press charges five cents per package) The
Daily Evening Journal may be had Of all
newsmen in the principal places in Illinois,
Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Southern
Michigan, and Of all the train boys on the
trains that leave the city on the evening Of
its publication.
THE TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Containing all the news Of two dailies, is is
sued on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Evening, and contains the news in the bal
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for 8 Months. 81 90 for Months.
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1NHOI CE Cigars fine cut, smoking, chewing
~ and Plsg 1sbsoeA sttAs Pioneer Drug
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GPERM. Winter Blcachcd, Neatsfoot, Tan
- ner'sand Linsecd Oils, Paints and Paint
ter tools, sold by A. & ).
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BY the use of these Pills the periodic attack
of Nervous or Sick Headache may be preventa
and if taken at the commencement. Of an {
tack immediate relief from pain and sick mes.
will he obtained,
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea
and Headache to which females are 90 sub.
ject.
They act gently upon the bowels,-remov-
ing Costiveness.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe
males, and ali persons Of sedentary Habits they
are valuable as a Lardtipe, improving the up.
petite giving tone and vigov to the digestive or
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength Of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC Pills are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted exper-
iments, having been in use many years, dur
ing which time they have prevented and re-
lieved vast amount Of pain and suffering
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from deranged state 10
the stOE ach.
They ere entirely vegetable in their com
position, and may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making change of die
and the absence of any disagyeeable taste rend r
il easy to administer them to ch!ldrsn
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
The genuine have Ave signatures Of Henry G
Spalding on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and other Dealers in
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid on r.
ceipt Of the
Proc az Gents,
All orders should be addressed to
RENRY q. BPALDING, .
c,l,r Street, Nv Ysonb.sr
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The publisher of The journal asks the support
Of the people Of the Northwest in his efforts
TO give them
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MarengO, Toledo 4 Ma
rietta
LINE OF STAGES.
a New Arrangement

COMMENCING OCTOBER I'D, 1860,
The subscriber has purchased the line Of
stages from Marengo to Marietta, via Toledo
for the trauspor tation of the mail And viii
take particular pains to accommodate the
B8AYEktMG PUBLIC.
Leaves MarengoTuesdays, Thursdays and
Sat urdaye on the arrival Of the cars from the
East, passing through Koszt., Dayton, Gwin-
vile. lruing, Redman, Tamaville, TOLEDO.
lndiantown, Legrand, MarshaAtown, arriving
81 Marietta, the following morning in time for
the stage North and west.
Leaves Marietta mondays, Wednesdays, and
E'idays, at o'clock, A.. NJ, and arriving at
Aarengo the following day, in time for the
cars going East. Also connects at Redman
ith stage for Cedar Rapids;
This is the shortest, cheapest and most ex-
peditious route between chicago, central and
western Iowa.
Passengers bv this route will arrive at Chi
cago from twelve 10 twenty -four hours sooner
than by any other route thereby saving time
and expense
Through Tickets oan be obtained either ut
AArengo Or Marietta. An Agent will be at
tho Depot to receive oil baggage for this line
which will be conveyed 10 the offices FREE Of
charge.
Fare ~ cheap 20 BY any other line.
The proprietor will attend oil Express
business along tho line with despatch and
charge moderate.
r. u, WARING Agent at Marietta.
J. A. DUNHAM, Agent at Marengo.
C.HENAICK, Proprietor.
Nov.l v2-n52
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A LII Of the Popular Patent Medicines Of tA>
N Day sold by A. S.
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ElNKLE s. LYON
SEWlyC-NACIINE &C.
588 B1oDWAY

MO person who contcmplstes purchasing {
IN Sewing Mashinc for family or mannfact
urirg purposes, shop u lfai to send for one
our Circulars, which scon.ains cuts and full
descriptions Of the several styles prices an,
samples ofwork all of which we send by mai
free We claim to have the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
More skiruiishing-Thc Fight Sill Fro
grcssing-O Forces so far Successful.
From Our Own Correspondent.


PnIIOxosr. Nov. 2, O'Clock p. IN, l69
This morning at 9 O'Clock, Gen. Plessanton again
pushed forward, moving as follows; The 9th New
York and 9Th Regular Cavalry, Penniugton's Bat
tery, the Sth Pennsylvania Cavalry aud the other
regiments forming his command. The two leading
regiments proceeded down the Union road, past the
poin. where the Rebel batteries were yesterday
stationed and turned of sharp to the ei toward the
village Of Union.
As they dipped down the hill, and disappeared in
one Of the many valleys lying between the two vii
lages, scattering shots were fired by the enemy's
pickets and presently their battery opened upon our
forces. We replied with yigor, driving the Rebels
slowly but steadily backward until we occupied, and
now occupy, the village Of Union.
Hoffmsn's Brigade Of Doubleday's Division, With
q New-HampshiIe battery, had in the mean time ar
rived and entered into the engagement. The brlg-
ade was sent into pieco Of woods Just beyond the
village, and, write, it has successfully driven
out the enemy, who are falling back toward the
mountains. In my next / will send particulars;
hsve no time now. When lett the field, at II
o'clock, we had met with no serious loss; IN iacI
the fight on our side was, 40 far, bloodless.
The enemy evidently suffered considerably. One
Of their cassons, exploded by Union shell, scat
tered death and desoaton about that gun, aud ia
other parts OF the field we did execution.
The white horse Was seen again to-dsy-a superb
white stallion. W.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
Emancpationist out of the nine members going from
the State That will be either Frank p Dlar jr, or

the Stato. Indt VIII DO etner ruuh vi
Henry r. Blow, and it is rather disc0uraging to ro-
mort that neither of these gentlemen is sure of al
election The Union vote of each district 10 divided
on second candidates whose antecedents are Union
and Republican There is Democratic majority TO
lie overcome in each district any how. and with
party vote split, the danger oi eleclihs fro-oaV
erv candidate is imminent.
Distant readers and persons interested in the polit
;cai stating of this city ought to understand by
this time that the trouble in the Union party N
Frank F. Blair jr. =, district has Oeen growing lot
ong time. Gen. Bairs friends were determined
10 run him IA a candidate anyhow MS Opposition
to Frenopt lost him the confidence OF the Germans
nd offended many of his American TRENDS, WHO
REGARDED II her and 20 regard II still, az struggle
for spoils iu which Blair was disappointed. ANY
man with n grain of coinron sense ml9Dt see '.'.'
Blars course il persisted in, would spit the psy
Intelligent men cannot be disgooneu lp.V Wv.
candidate who abuses biz late associates fof rot
agreeing with him about Fremont and VINO assa Is
every BODY nnd everything connected wNh freinon'
In the most abusive style. Superadded 10 tDls OF
lection is one still weightier. Inc nomehe piahr
found the Germans sloughed on from his TRACK nc
turned Conservative very suaueniy, ;T,;cai
discussion of the Slavery question, the idenucsi
thing which built him up, and assal'ed those wl9
called for Emancipation as war measure, ahI
this too in the teeth Of his own ildofSoneh' VI
Fremont's PROCLAMATION last year accompanied wi,n
regret that il WAS not Issued sS weeks PREVIOUSLY
when our army heiu pOshtahlcu VI ''i-o'i' "'N 'o
have euforcedit.
Ye, hundreds Of Republicans will vote for Blair
who dislike his course these queetions Inc Demo
cratic gatherings q the past two nights hay been
aseemblages Of traitors. The speeches from tneif
stands have reeked with treason, AMI mlch wohoe,
IA exnre.sed that the ProvostMarshal has permitted
such speeohe. TO be made in uubic. On tins account
aud in view OF the threatened election Of Tory,
Blair will receive many votes which would O.neT-
wise be cast for Knox-his Republican EmanciPa-
ton opponent Blair's Withdrawal one week ago
would nave given the country eound kepuDhcan
for this district lie is the only man whose pertonai
ambition stands in the way Of such result. Idle
il uudeuable A dozen men might be naized VINO
would unite the party. II is too late now to accom-
plish the change. Blair is in fair wsy OF election
through the patriotism of Lis party enemies-n de'
feated-the fault rests upon hls own head-he bas
repeed the only class of men who can to-day assure
his success. . -
Brig. Gen. +. S. Candy Of New-Mexico, accom-
panied by his Adjulant Geo, Chapn aud Col. D. L'
Donelson, Colonel OF New.Menco Volunteers, re-
ported at headquarters to-day.
The weather has changed from the wintry 70 the
Indian Sumner and is most deghttl Our steau-
boa,meu are hntcipssing severe Winter
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05

Bulls HEAD.-The cattle market reports shove
very large supply Of buocks and swine, and lisss
supply Of sheep. The beef cattle market closed vsy
hard yesterday in Forty-fogr,h srcet, drovers ead
ing it difficult TO closs out, although willing to oea.
eede in price equa! 10 half cent pound upon
the res current on Monday morning, yet they
would not va to .he secesh demands Of the tar ~
pudiators to deduct ~ cents heao ai,es asiesiae
upon prices. These knayss were N seU'usu oaa =
their attempt was read with gres: satisfaction BY
great number OF those who opposed to such fek'
ery It is fair to say that all the Wholesale butcheu
are not members of the "Tax Repudiators Assoe'a-
ton" We could name one who made out his amount
for September, and sent the money TO pay the hx,
but could not hnd any one to take 1t.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
shooter will put quietus To- the carreering OF this
man and his nk-w steed.


The field in small partes evidently gathering up
dead and wounded, and 1t is supposed from their
confusion on several occasions during the skiImish
that their loss was severe. Our gunnery was lar
superior to thsirs; we repelled them wherever they
met us with the carbiue, aud their loss cannot fail TO
be far heavier than Ours. Though they had III oil
four guns in action, they only ussd three ut any one
time.
Provost. Martial Joseph KERN has arrested and
odged ia a small church here ~ disloyG cltlzena,
who refused to take the oath of allegiance. To NOR
row, be means TO "coniiscste" their grain. beef,
pork chickens, &C., for the nse OF our soldiers !H,
indeed we are tcre to-morrovl. This precau'ion
was necessarily taken TO prevent TIER getting
through our lines in the night, and informing SIuait
.! our strength and movements. 90
am writmg at the houae occupied By Gen. Pleas
anton AS headquarters. The Rebel camp-iires IL
Suckers Gap can be plainly seen, at instance OF
nine miles while further to lie night are the lights
of Union fros IN the neighborhood OF Gregory 3
Gar. Our advanced pIckets toward Union, on the
rond where the 8ht took place, are Only han mile
out. On the road toward the scene oil the uOose
Creek skir1nish-on our left-they are out some
three mlss and about the sane distance toward our
Ught. Three miles in the rear are our frs, infantry
supports our cavalry except those on picket duty,
being encamped IN our rear. -.
lD the fght our battery was placed within a
stones throw of the honse, several OF the enemy
balls falling about the building. Altogether, / am
/ quite az near our advance s. care 10 be.
| IL is lovely night, with slightly c!ouced sky,
but hardly threatening rain. If the gods are pro
pitious tomorrow and Stuart dare stand al attack,
! thae viii he q battle and he will be whipped.
! The number Of Stuart ioTces is not known, out
he Is SUPPOSED TO be quite strong, and he hes good
reasons or not caring to retire west from Smokers
Vile Gan. Therefore he will probably hgli, IN
| less. indeed, be escapes snd eludes u.s.
Among the incidents OF the fkirinish ! should
mention the escape Of Lieut.. r. Walton OF 60. I,
S;h Pennsylvania Cavalry. when tna' regiment
was obliged 70 fail back before the artillery ire Of
the enemy, he was sent to the extreme right with
fifteen men, to guard against flank movement
The fret ides he had Of the close proximity OF the
enemy wss the pushing out Of Rebel gun between
his party and our forces. Fortunately, he was not
naricularly noticed and before the enemy could at
tend to him he escaped by rapid hank move
msnt." w.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-05
vnom THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
The Advance Of the Army-A Splendid
Body of TrooPs-The Sick Of Frank
;,s,u
Inns Corps.
From Our Special Correspondent.
VUI NF-Vt@1
BoOxsnoao, Mn, Oct. 81, 1872.

erom Our Special Correspondent.
BooNsBoRO, Nm, Oct. g. 1872.
HyADor lKTHks CXs. FRANKLIN
WillamspoIt Hagersiown, the beantllni Vsney'
Of Maryland, and the loyal iIhabiianis VINO l"'s
contributed 50 much TO make our long solour"
pleasant one and one long TO be renemoereu' n'N'
been bdden farewell 10, aud this large army cO'F'
I think the largest in the Amy Of the Fo,o'n"'1i"
solid colron. Las again resumed the march, ana IS
now fastening 10 ioin the maiu body OF the army IN
yirqinis. Tomorrow We expect 10 cross 'no w
mac near Harpers Ferry, aud before this can posi-
Div reach vou TO have again net We enemy III my
nfbat,le end FURNISHED another brilliant chapter In
,h b;s,o,y of this SebelliOn. Inthe next encounter
with Gen. Lee. victory, and that decisive one,
,,,rst certainly be ours. TIE Army of the Potomac
IL now magnificent one Never Delole mas -1V-
Clenan had 70 splendid body ot troops under Dis
command All that he has asked Tor har been gwen
him. TIE army is absolutely in need OF nothing 20
make il eff ceut IN fighting the next great battle
have heard it said that some of the recruits have no,
vet received their muskcis but have yet 10 see inc
frtt soldier marching without one.
Compared with he Rebel army we are marching
against, cur men are magnihcently eguppec-in'
deed the recruits are already beginning to ihrow
away their extra blankets given them 10y taeir
friends at home.
Tho sick OF Gen. FrGntlins corps, NUMBERING
about 500 were Yesterday taken 10 liagsI sloWn an1
placed in the excellent tOsitals prepared for them
The loyal ladies are Jarenituug IA rlelr attentions
20 ,heri. ana many pooI soldier, taken down VIII
disease and the harlehrs OK the campaign, VIII Dies
God fos the I'd faces TIA. bend over Bis iow col
and miuister 20 his vents.
A good wouaI' 5 face IN hospital Is worh oil th'
surgeoas in Chlislendom. believe men actualiy
die in many Of our hO-pi.als near the batte-heds
where woman cannot reach them, for the want OF
female sympathy. A soldier in health may live
without ihe presence of woman, but once SICK be !
almost sure TO remain 80 i grim bearded man Il
Constantly seen stalking before his eyes. Surgeons
too. who see so much OF blood, and think no NOR
of carving a man than chicken, soon become
beartless and the poor soldier would about as sooi
expect a kind word from the cannon ball that shat
tered his body from the surgeon fuli oi ms scen
life theories and bent upon demonstrating that h'
alone can raise the slaug hiered dead to life again.