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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
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There is a glut of army woolens in
the market, SO that the price has fales
ten per cent, and there are half : mil-
lion yards in New York unso1, sky
blue kerseys, which are being 0liyered
on contract at dol. IL cts. per yard,
can now be bought AZ 90 cts. Over
10000 yards have been rejected wlhR
a few days, sthe inspectors arc hecQsn-
ing very particular. These goods are
almost wasted it not wanted for military
purposes.
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Rates ef Advertising.

One Square, Arst insertion, e1O0
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
tine square Three months, 400
do Six months, 500
do One year. 12,Oc
Quarter column, one year, 25,OO
Oue half column, one year, $500
Oue column, one year, 5000
~ In addition to the above rates. advertise
ments containing rule and figure work, win
be charged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting fisk lines or
less, $500 per year.
60 All Transient and Legal advertisement,
must be paid In advance.
u6cUnless the number Of insertions be speci-
,,e, 1t the time advertisements are handed
uthey viii be published IT the discretion Of
o e'epublsher. and charged for the length Of
thin they are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
will be made to large advertisers.
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Mr.. Torkcr moved that the Report be
received and the recommendation ot
Committee adopted and the commi.te.
discharged, carried.
"A motion was t.,en made that Mr.
Hall pay over the money received from
the United States disbursing officer, to
the County Treasurer, and make re
port of the same to the Board to-day
carried.
Mr.. Hall in persuance of the above
action makes his report, and on motion
Of Mr.. Ta.magc the report was received,
and Mr.. Hall discharged.
The committee appointed to cxrminc
into the affairs of the School fund sub.
nit the following report.
"To the Board of Supervisors ot
Tama County Iowa.
We the undersigned, your committee
appointed to examine into the ailairs Of
the School fund, do hereby make the
following report.
We have ascertained by examination
that since January lst 1861 the follow
ing mortgage notes have been paid
into the Treasury.
jesse Saddler, Principal $50 amount
paid $50, date Of payment Oct. 2sth,
1861.
I. i. Allen, Prin. 800 amount paid
800, date ofpaymcnt March 3oth 1861.
D. D. Appelgate, prin. $75, amount
paid $75, date Of payment July 18th,
1861.
S. B. 4 L. G. Bailey prin. $3.50 amt.
paid SO, date OF payment, June 10th
1861.
w. A. Daniel, prin. 500, amount paid
100 dols., date Of payment, January IL,
1861.
r. L. Hillmon, principal 2ls dolls. and
80 cents, amount paid els dolls. and
~ cents, date OF payment, january IA,
1861.
Joseph Jack, prin. 400 dolls. amount
paid 400 dolls, date Of payment, June
4, 1861.
Joseph Jack, prin. $50 dolls. amour,
paid, $50 dolls, date Of payment, June
4, 1851.
VIM. Randolph, prin. 25o dolls. amoun,
paid 63 dolls. date Of payment, April 5
1861
J. E. S. Gwinn, prin. 220 dolls. ANN
paid SO dolls, date ofpayment, Januar,
8, 1892.
Total paid, 1902 dolls. and 80 cents
there have been paid into the Treasur,
Contract Notes as follows:
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Medical Notice.

Doct. n. .Bunce, again offers his service to
The citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
try, o Physfc clan and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
may be found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, .faom o'clock A. NJ. until 6 p. NJ.
except whom professionally absent. Calls
sft with j. n. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
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Isaac Blosser has paid Note of 81 dolls.
and 90 cents and received certificate OF
final payment.
George Yoakum has paid Note OF
81 dolls. and SO cents and received Ger
'ificate Of final payment.
The total amount Of mortgage and
contract Notes is 1867 dolls. 80, which
amount has been paid in since January
1st, 1861.
The School fund money which has
been paid III since January lss 1861 has
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-30
MILLINERY.

AIDES I have just received very large
l., stock Of new Fall and Winter MILL
merry Goo.ls of the latest style which will
sell very cheap. will also attend to Dress
Making with much care. l will try to accomo-
date all my customers. Rooms Mt MIR. VIM.
Moorcrofts, southeast part Of town.
MISS Z. L. NASH.
Toledo, May 9th, 1SG1. v3-n27
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The amount Of these notes is six thou
sand two hundred and nine dollars and
sixty nine cents, besides Interest.
The foregoing is q list Of all the notes
upon which, principal and interest are
now due. or will be in short time.
Your committee would respectfully
recommend that the foregoing notes be
collected according to law as soon as
possible, unless the persons owing the
same shall come forward and pay the
Interest up to the present date.
We have ascertained that the amount
of Scheolhousc tax levied in 1861 is
1888 dolls and i3 cts.
Tie amount Of tax levied in 1861 for
Teachers fund is 6;3S dolls. and 26 cts.
The amount Of School house fund
now on hand is 22s1 dolls. and IL cts.
The amount Of Teachers fund now
on hand is 1864 dolls. and 81 cts.
Having nothing further to report we
respectfully submit the foregoing fer
your consideration.
Signed
T S. Talmage)
T.E. Clark Committee. !"
&. G. Mason
On motion Of Mr.. Wiley the report
was received and adopted.
Mr. Mason offered the resolution that
the sum Of thirty dollars be appropria-
ted to n. c. Wieting for publishing in
the 'Iowa Transcript" the bills passed
at the last meeting Of. the Board, and
the whole proceedings Of tie present
session, and that when said publication
has been made, the clerk be instructed
to draw the above amount il favor Of
said Wieting-carried.
The committee on swamp ands sub
init the following report for .onsidcra-
ton.
"Tama County, State Of iowa, Janu.
ary Sth 1862.
We the undersigned committee on
Swamp and overnowed lanh in said
county, and on investigate n q the mat.
ter we find reported back " A. 3.
Miller. lin Registers Officc) to said
county, five thousand and thrcehundred
and twenty-four and nine one h,ndredth
acres, which has not as yet been proved
up, we therefore recommend that the
Board Immediately appoint d compe-
tent commissioner 10 attend tothe PROV
ing up Of said lands, and that ,e be re-
quired to make = full statement of the
matter to the Board Of Supervisors at
their next session in June.
Also We find in the Treasury, forty
dollars and 6tty.two cents belonging to
the Swamp Land fund, and in A other
respects We find it in good arl salts
factory condition.
We therefore recommend to the
Honorable Board, Mr.. James HStrublc
AZ suitable and competent person to
transact said business, providing said
James II. Struble be appointed Notary
Public, so as to expedite business and
save cost to the county, as b.ing the
most economical way Of proceeding,
and that the said James H. Struble
doth agree to do the same fvr tie COM
pcnsation Of one dollar per- rdayfnr all
actual services rendered by hin in the
Office making out plat ofsaid swamp
Lands, also two dollars and fifty cents
per day for all actual labor performed
by him, in proving up said lands out o.
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Total

TI-cV,oV WHICH DeltlS OSductcu from
the amount paid in since January lst
1861 (sl367 ,8o) leaves a balance on
hand Of $3.50.
Since the last meeting Of the Board
of Supervisors there has been loaned
the sum Of $3.50, TO Jonathan Morton.
secured by note and Mortgage, and
two surctics.
Having examined the abstract of
title We are satisfied with the security.
In looking over the School fund pap
ers, we find contract entered into
between Noah Myers, Schoolfund Com
missioner, and Jonas Dunham l. Thomas
ID. IL. Wilcoxin, purchasers Of the
north west quarter of the north east
quarter OF section no. l6, town So
north of range Is west
The price agreed upon was 81 80 per
acre amounting to sixty dollars. One
fourth Of which, being fifteen dollars.
was paid, tie balance brin due in ten
years, with Interest at ten pc: cent per
annum.
The said contract was dated July 6,
1851. There was an order made on
the back Of the contract, signed Jonas
Dunham, dated February 5, 1857, direc-
ting the School Fund Commissioner to
let 1. p. II. Wilcoxin have the north
half OF the above described piece of
land. containing twenty acres, there
was also an entry made on tie back Of
the contract which reads as follows: !:
certificate granted for North half Of
within, signed N. &. w which N. Z.
WictinG acknowledged to be his sigma
ture and was done when he acted as
Deputy Of !. S. Ficlcrieks, School
Fund Commissioned, since that time
there has been no interest paid on the
last named piece Of land by Mr.. Viii
coxin, and he has in his possession a
patent from the Governor dated March
l3, 1860, it seems that, from all the in
formation we can get, Mr.. Wilcoxin has
paid the amount Of his indebtedness to
the Schooltund, but that a proper en-.
dorsement was not made on the note,
when David D. Appelgate took posses.
sion Of the Schoolfnnd matters last
January, he gave q receipt to the State
authorities for all the Eotes that came
into his possession belonging to the said
School fund among which was the note
Of Durham and Wilcoxin.
Being satisfied that the half Of said
note has been paid we recommend that
the Clerk Of the District Court be in
structed to take the evidence Of the said
Wilcoxin, or such other evidence as
may satisfy him that tho full amount
has been paid for the north half of said
piece ofland, and that when he is salts
fed Of such payment, he is hereby au-
thorizcd to endorse the SUM Of % dolls.
and so cents upon the back Of the note
which was given for the said piece Of
land.
On the south half of the above named
piece Of land Mr.. Durham still con.
tinues to pay the interest agreeable to
the provisions Of the contract.
The following is list ofthe Notes,
with Interest unpaid, whichlare now due
or will be III short time:
NAMES. amt due & Interest
VIM. Z. Bywaters $4,000 /"
10000 I"
Peter Brush 473,OO " !"
VIM. Blodgett $3.50 j" 6
Jcnas Dunham 10000 t !"
$4,000 9 !"
L. w. Daily 1880 !"
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One packing house in Oltumwa has
killed, this season to Jan. lst, $4,000
hogs, More than 10000 hogs were ship
ped from that station alone, during ths
month Of November an,l December.
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Un motion the report was received
and adopted, and james II. Struble
only appointed said commissioner.
The committee on Finance then
make their report as follows:
"To the Board Of Supervisors of
Tama County, Iowa.
The undersigned, your committee, on
Finance would!respectfnlly submit the
following report.
After examining and comparing the
accounts Of the Treasurer with those Of
the Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors,
commencing January lst 1860 and clo-
sing January 1st 1862 we find the fol-
lowing statement to be the condition OF
the several funds in the hands Of the
Treasurer up to January 1st 1862.
County Tax,
County fnnd-cash 1864 90
Delinquent tax, Int. &c, l1,725,76
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treasurer up to january lst 1862.
County Tax,
! County fnnd-cash see4, 20
Delinquent tax, Int. &c, l1,725, ,76
12,4oo.9s
State Tax,
Cash on hand 422 ,oa
Delinquent tax int. &c 5,55s,O5
!
5,9so,Os
County School Fund,
Cash in Treasury 97o,6S
Delinquent tax, int &c 2,95O,lo
3,920,7s
Teachers Fund,
Cash in Treasury, l,663,69
Delinquent tax, int. &c 1886
S,946,75
School house Fund,
Cash in Treasury, o.2s2,27
Delinquent tax, int. &c 1868, SO
l,65
Road Fund,
Cash in Treasury, 055,29
Delinquent tax, int. &c 3,056,5l
4,O11 80
Bridge Fund.
Cash in Treasury, l6o,l4
Tax, 1868, ,43
2l23,57
Swamp Lands, cash in Trca'sy, 1852
Old School House Fund,
Cash III Treasury, 217,7O
Land redcemed-cash, 1.13
School Fund interest-cash, 1,6l6,25
Permit School house find, cash, $3.50
Int acct July 4, 1860, cash, 1855
We would respectfully recommend
that the Clerk of the Board of Superv-
sors be directed to forward to the State
Treasury snch statement Of the condi-
Of The fund Of the State in the hands Of
the county Treasurer, as found by said
Coard on settlement with the Treasurer
of said county, agreeably to the statute
in snch case provided.
We would also recommend that the
Clerk be directed to strike such balance
on the books Of the Treasurer Of this
county, as is found bv this Board on
settlement with said Treasurer, and ap-
pears by the books Of the Clerk Of this
Board.
We would further recommend that
the amount OF s1le, ,35, known as eInter-
est account, be transferred to the coun-
ty Fund.
s Signed,
w. A. Daniel,
ans. !; =; E;sssS R;;:' Com. :
f On motion, the report was accepted
and adopted.
4 motion was the made to adjourn
to one o'clock +. NJ. and carried.
+ One CLOCK p. m, Board met pursuan
to adjournment Quorum, present.
The following communication from.
the Clerk was received and read:
"ro the b oard Of Supervisors Of Ia
ma county, Iowa:
The I'M dersigned would respectfully
report, that At previous session Of your
Honorable body, he was authorised to
draw sufficient amount Of money from
the county Treasury to pay. the tax on
40 acres Of land owned by the county
Of Tama, and lying in the county Of
EPowesheik. In obedience to said order
the undersigned has drawn from the
county Treasury the sum Of $1S,4l, *
nended as follows: is
/ Paid tax, 17,sa
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=. WAITER JACKSON
Attormey1AaA COu mselOr mt Law
TOLEDO Tama Co., IOWA
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Iowa, mt their regular Session
held at Toledo, In said
county, commencing
ON the lat Monday
In january,
A. y. 1862.
>>---------
Concluded.
The following persons have applied
for aid under the provisions OF the above
act. -
Mrs. Sarah Burright & chill
drcn sl4,Oo
Sarah Ann Zchrung Gl
child 1000
Abbey NJ. Burright & 3
children 400
Emeret:a Colt & 3 child'n IL 90
Mary J Kellogg f3 400
Sarah Oldroyd & l child 1000
Elizabeth Young & chill
drcn 1900
6 Sophronia B Young 400
$4,000
First Company 10l7,00
$l141.Oo
We find the whole amount expended
for clothing, sustcnancc and transpor-
tation Of said company to Ma
rcngo slo5e,9i
We have received from the Z.
S. disbnrSing officer 2o5 90
We further expcct the State
will refund about s47,o4
There has been expended for
the support ofthc families of
volunteers of the first conf
rany mp to the 10Th day Of
Dec. 1861, the sum Of 10000
And for the second company
the sum of o!,oO
Making Total Of sl14l 90
this will amount in one year
10 s3os4 90
All Of which we submit for your consi-
dcration
Signed.
r. r. Clark \
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the office, and no extra charges to be
paid him, whatever by the county.
We therefore recommend that the
clerk Of the Board be instructed to pro-
cure all Necessary blanks and papers
needed for the said commissioner.
Signed.
8. C. Rogers J
I: Forker Com'ittee." "
VIM. B. King
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Proceedings Of the Board Of
Supervisors Of Tama County.
Iowa, mt their regular Session
held ut Toledo. In said
county, commencing
ON the lat Monday
In january,
A. -. 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
From Kansas.

LKAvsSwoRTH Sert0 3.
saturday night, Quantrili with for e v&riously
esimated At from 20 TO 100 men, entered Ala
the, ) 'hPson county, Kansas, and at latest ac-
couhts stlii held the p!ac-. Several stores were
ROBBED and tie office Of the Mirror newspaper
cemol shed, and fifty recruits for Kansas re l.
ment was captured. Governor Robins, n has is ued
proclamation calling apon ali citizens OF the
State to org niIe and arm tor hon defence He
Gays one half Of the enrolled militia of the State
have entered the United states service In,e!li-
eence from jacotah and the upper Missouri, indi-
Gates serious Indian hostilitics. Govern or JAYNE
Of pacctah Issued pr clanci ion on the Ia.
calling on the settlers to organize. Two mex,
Judge Aniden and his son, have Already been
k lied. Gen. b uns received dispatch yesterd y
from Governor Jayne dated Sioux City. sept 9th
in which be says that the Indians made au attack
that morning within three miles # Yaukion, the
capital OF the territory. he carrier in bringing
III. dispatches y Sioux City,wi an escort OF ~
men. had 6 ht with 20 Indians ten miles rom
Yauk.ews. The Gov. liz for a regiment ami
arms and ammunition as gen raj Indian war il
feared.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
From Louisville.

LOUlsvI LE, Sept 8.
Last Thursday q forsg ng party from Cumher-
land Gap encountered party OF rebels Z miles
distant The federal loss WAS one xii cd and three
wounded. and the rebel loss was considerable as
they were exposed 10 raking fire from thirty
two pounder. and were driven sway The rebels
yesterday destroyed he water stations at Benson
and Bagiad on the Loui.viile a Frankfort X Il !,
and tore upa hundred yards of track Ut Bagdad.
Rumors arc quite general here, but headq lartt r.
has not yet been advised, and 90 not credit the re
port that General Thomas l. Crttenden had van
pushed portion Of Brasg's forces near q latin.
Tenn, and that Brsg4s en'i-e forces cross
Ing Cumberland river with View OF invading
nortoern kentucky. party Of rebels went on
Saturday to West Point Mt the mouth OF the Salt
river. intending to capture any trading boats that
might be there, but "vamoosei" on ascertainng
that all such boats had been removed to the Indi
ana ahnre
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
The Name Election.

hosToN, Sept. s.
Sixty three towns Of Maine give the Republic
IN jorty of 2,062 against a maj ri Of
5.04s last year.
PORTLAND Sept. 9.
We have returns from 81 towns IN the state.
giving the following vote for Governor Loburn,
republican, II. .o36. bradbury, peace dem. l2,l70
j jameson Union dem. 2 325 the towns las t
year gave Wasn't urne 81 1858, Davis 26O Jane
son 1854. pub lean ~ jorties in the . towns
this year is s5s sgainst $3.50 last year. The ag-
gregare vote IN these tow's is 81 554 ag .inst 81
los last year. 1he a ,greg'le Vote his ye r will
probably fAll short $4,000, the aggregate vote Of
1861 being i0o,503 he net repu "lican loss in
tn. towns is 3,9 2 =. we have returns now from
nearly two-flfhs OF The state, the loss if 1t
iinu.s will cave 'he republic n majority not over
900 aginst 16 SIS last year, bel les than half
From appearances the repub leans have carried
Gu. OF the 5 Congressional district. There will
be a'ge repn bian maj arity il both branches Of
the Legislature, though not SO large as last year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
FIJI UP THE OIL KEGIMENr>.

The call ori00,t00 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens OF this state, ana
our quota is full. But the old regiments are not
foil, and to avoid the draft, volunteers must come
forw .rd quickly, especially If they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are received at Camp Mcclellan uni
forme {, provid with frst rate quarters, &c. The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
is apparent. The Com mssary ard Quartermaster's
i,epartments are thoroughly systenatzsd and the
men are we'll taken rare Of. scp4-dltwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10
REFEREES SALE.
REFEREES SALE.
Sam'i G. Young In Sco.s County, Dis
vs. trict Court.
Nathaniel Ferguson ct al Partition.

The undersigned Referees in this case have
been ordered by the said District Court, q. the
August ,etm thc eof a. ID. 1862, 10 eel. the cal
estate hereinafter described to-wit. Ten tiv)
acres Of land off Of he at end OF lot one OF
fractionsl section twenty-five t25) in township
seventy-eight (75) north OF range three - east
O; the 6 tn T. ", az Follows viz: Commencing at
the sou tn west corner of land sold by A L. Full
ton 70 sai iambr,c by Deed dated May Isl 1875,
and jane 5th, 1851. a. a stake and stpnc au the
north line OF Antoine LeClsire's reserve. :nence
norh h on the west line o. said Lambrits's lard,
5ls feet tn south line Of Locust street ,fhesca
west far h t. make ten tl0t acres OF land BY
running thence south 5l6 II iees to said reserve,
and thence to place beginning. being same
land conveyed by omas IatwOoi 10 the said
IL mbrite by Deed iafed the 18th Of sept. mber,
1855, and recorded in book 90 Of Deeds. at page
81. Alsot east fifty and sixty-two hundredths.
5o62 acre Of the south west quarter IL OF
c,ion number fourteen IA In to.nship rnnDer
segeuty-eight Us nsr.h OF range three % east
Of the 5th =. N viz: The san.e tract 81 land
conveyed by Nathan ell Squires TO Strong B1rneii,
by deed dated 23th November, A. d.. 1354,and re-
corded December lst, 1854. in book N Of Deeds,
| at page number Is, DING all situ.ted IN tho
county Of scott and state Of Iowa. wherefore no.
tice hereby given that we, ,as refer cs aio'e 'ia
will on saturday, the 4th day of = to6er, a y.
1852, o. two o'clock, p. m. Of said day, 81 'ne
| Court House door IN the city Of Davenport,exposo
AID offer for .aie the foregoing described proper
~ in rarce,. and tracts, 20 suit purchasers, and
hat We will then and thore receive Dios LOT tno
| - a nay.hle in ca.h in hand, and We will also
receive bids for part cash and part Oh tune, So
cured by morg'gs, and all Of the -. said p,ops.sy
M be cold hghs. bidder Tx, sss F.a
| -. - h;ds or the tins bids. The terms of the
sale viii be- more particularly announced on tho
a. of sale and before the property is offered.
davenport, August 3oth, A. D.. 1859
GEO 4. G. DOW,
C.E. KINKIAD.
ssp2-dA kslsssss'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-10

VIsCsNNEs, III Sept 9.
special train conveying the 9s,h Hin, IS beg
iment, Col. Funkh houser, route for Louisville,
was thrown from the track at Bridgeport, illinois.
on the g h Railroad about o'clock last nj t
causing the instant death Of five soldiers, and
verely wounded 30 or 40 more. Some Of them
will not recover.
Capt. y. L. Kelly, of Efingh.m county, lllinsis
was among the killed. and the sufferers were prin-
cipaiiy of his company.
special train, with physicians, was imme-
distely rent iron here receipt Of the of
the disaster, and everything done to alleviate the
suf,rings of the wounded
he acc dent was caused hy the partial pening
Of the switch st Bridgeport by some villain, for
the express purpose OF throwing this train from
the track and numbering the soldiers.
suspicious charac.er, believed to be the
scouadre who perpetr ted this outrage, and who
VAS found prowling around the vlcinity tn q
morning, has been arrested, and Is in custody
The same individual was arrested by an officer Of
this regiment but short me ago, while at Cen
tralia, on suspicion Of his being spy, or engaged
in isloyal actices.
Tho wou.ded were to-day removed to the hos
n;tol in his city.