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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
49ppsitiaus
DR.. D. K. WIER,

sens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he ID perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
% Praosionero OF the German, French & Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, so successfully
practiced Of late IN France, Spain and America,
He not only nsccrtains the nature Of disease,
as formerly practiced by physicians, hut passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear vial full their moning,
urine, from which the disease will Go asccr-
tained Female complaints in oil thir various
fsrms treatede carefully and conndentially.
will attend toau calls promptly. Residence
snd once. one door East Of the "PeopIes
otor =. 4. WIEN
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

The successin cultivating cotton and
tobacco in southern Illinois, this sea-
son, equals anticipation. The cotton
fields look well, and some persons esii-
mate the crop will yield as high y 2o,.
900 bales. 1t would have been much
larger than that even could seed have
been procured at the planting season.
The cotton lands Of southern Illinois
arc not much behind those Of Mississippi
or Tennessee, and should the crop turn
out well this fall, it is thought tho crop
Of laae may come mp to 100000 bales.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

The following was the position Of
Iowa regiments at the beginning Of the
past week; 2nd Infantry, Rienzi !; Sd
and 9th do at Memphis !; 4th and 9th
at Helena 5th, 10th and 18th at Iuka,
Miss. 7th. 9Th, 18th and 18th 81 Dam
vile. Misa. 18th, 18th, 18th, and 10th
at Bolivar; 18th in Northern Missouri.
The lst Cavalry is III western Missouri !;
the 2nd and 5th in northern Mississippi;
and the Sd and 4,h in Missouri and Ar
kansas. % sas
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
Medloal Not1 ce.

Doct. n. Bunce, again offers his service to
.he citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding ccun-
Try. as Physician and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
nay be found at his office in J. NJ. Shanklin's
Drug Store, from o'clock A. N. until 7. NJ.
accept when professionally absent. Calls
eft with j. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

Double "SELI."- MY friend, Harry
Hughes, is Tor rather was-he is in the
army now clerk, and smart young
man. Some years ago, when lie was
in general notion store, countryman
came in, and after gazing around 70:
some time, priced certain article.
'.That Is long bis,'' replied the af-
fable Henry, A long bit amounts, in
Western par.ancc to onc-eighth Of a
dollar. t0
.Will you take long bit for that -
asked country.
~ "tertainly = replied Harry.
ssThen wrap it up and | will be in 70,
i, il 4 moment
The conntryman went out, and true
70 his word, appeared in a few mo-
ments.
'.You sly long hi,:'' he again
asked.
"Wav. most assuredly,' said Harry
little vexed.
SWELL, then. | suppose you will finf
this long enonsh," said the country
man, throwing down M old nasty horse
bit, over foot in length, and marching
ont. There were two of us there t,
witness the ''sell," which rather gallef
Harry, who p,ides himself on his acute
encss. and he hastily said:
"Bovs, Dry up on this subject, ant
I'll stand the treat.'
OF course we agreed, and adjourne,
to neighboring saloon. Harry wa
determined to retrieve himself, so b.
said to the barkeeper:
| oWell, I've nothing but long bit
that will dotor three drinks, won't 1t 2
"Oh, certainly" returned our excel
lent friend.
Il Out came the liquor, and down wen
the bit and we retired amid roars Q
4 laughter,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
CnARcoAL dust proves to be even

CHARCOAL dust proves to be even a
greater disinfectant and pleservative
than had been supposed. Rev. DR..
Osgood has exhibited to the editors Of
the Springfield Mass Republican, a
cutler taken from a ham which had
been kept eight years completely i'm
bedded in that preparation, and which
seemed as sweet as it it had been cured
only single season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

MEASURING HAY.-An old farmer
communicates to contemporary the fol
lowing method Of measuring hay, which
he says he copied from an old pnblca-
ton -
Multiply the length, brad,h and
hcighth into each other, and, If the hay
is somewhat settled, ten solid yards
make ton. Glover will take form ten
to twelve solid yards per ton.
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One Square, hrst insertion, Sl,0O
each subsequent Insertion $50
<sus square Three months, 400
d Six months, @ 500
do One year, l2,OC
Qaarter column, one year, $500
Nss half column, one year, $500
q . Column, one year. 5000
- = addition to the above rates. advertise
msatseoatainine ruJs and fgurs work, win
b. charged sne third more. .
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Dusiness Cards, consisting ofsix lines OF
'soSs4 4k0o pon Soae.s7~. sssaxwv.a,
- An Transient and Legal advertisement
1ust - rid II advanee.
6ed 81 the time advertisements are handed
. y they will 30 published At the discretion Of
hs publisher. and charged for ths length Of
IN . lLsy are inserted. i. .4ssfsf@
A liberal discount from the shove rates
will b made 70 large sdvertissrs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
An Invaluable Medicine.

Rev. DR.. Hamln Of Constan,inople.
saved hundreds oflives by the following
simple preparation, during the terrible
raging of cholera in thai citv few
wears since. In NJ case did the remedy
fail when the patient could be reached
in season. 1t is no less effective in
cholera morhus and ordinary diarrhea.
A remedy SO easily procured and s.
vitallv efiicacious should be always on
hand; an ordinary vial Of il can be had
for twenty Ave cents or 50, and no
family should be without it over night.
The writer ofthis received the receip,
few days since, and having been
seriously attacked with the cholera NOR
bus the past week, can attest to its al
most magic influence in atfording relief
from excrutiating pain. He ardently
hopes that every one who reads this
will cnt it from the paper and procure
The medicine without delay. It's prompt
application will relieve pain and perhaps
save life
Takte-One part laudanum,
One part camphorated spirit
Two parts tincture Of ginger,
Two parts capsicum.
Dose-Onc teasponfnl in vineslass
of water. If the case be obstinate, re
peat the dose in three or four hours.
HENRY uGYT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

A Coop ArPolNTMENT.-Judge
Woodward, ot NJ Muscatine, has heen ap-
pointed and accepted the Office ofClcrk
Of the U. s. Circuit Court for Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

DEAp SoIDlER.-Among the deaths
1T the St. Louis hospital last week was
one form Iowa, viz De Witte South.
wick, Co. G. l4th regiment.
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Attorneps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
& Of
q. II. eT1U9IsE


ATTORNEY s COUNSELOR AT LAW,
roLEDo, TAnA Co, Iowa.
ANkinds Of Law and collecting busines
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, Of the United
States, on Bounties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
: Back pay due resigned officers and deceas.
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return ot
Msil from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers' claims unless
tie claim is colleciel.
@. r. ETRUBLE.
v4.naS.ly.
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T.E. RRADEORD
and Counselor at Law
TOLEDO, Tama Co., - low a
Will practice in MI the courts and attend
10 collections.
-RErERENCEs-
Andrew johnson U. 8. Senator.
Horace Nanard, member of Congress.
Hon. Emerson Ethridgc.
n. f. ]. Roardman, marietta Iowa.
H. C. Henderson, MARSHALL Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

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, 1862-08-13

By way Of Memphis re have story
that Breclinlidgc STACKED our forces ut
Baton Rouge on Tuesday last (the 9th
inst, and vas repulscd with hea1y logs
the disaster happening in consequence Of
the failure Of the ram Arkansas to come to
time, Is agreed upon, to aid in the attack.
following this is q Funlor that Breelsin-
ridge Lad telegrapLed to the Grenada Ap-
ptal that he had renewed the attack tho
same day, and captured the whole federal
force at Baton Rouge. and that the ram Ar
kansas had done mary wonderful works
amcng our gunboass.
e any such eycnts as these last reported
had halrcued, we SHOULD have heard Of
them tetore, By way Of Richmoud. The
dispatch announcing the destruction Of the
.A1kansas was dated the 8ih, three
days latcr than the reported achieve
ments Of Breckenridge, We see no reason Il
doubt that she was. blown up, as already
stated. The .rebsls would have 40 reason
for publishing the STORY if it we're untrue
because it could not deceive Admiral Far
1egut's S officers in the lower Mississippi
, 1862-08-13
FROM 6T. L&7UI8.


Especial Despatch to the Chica4 % Trihune-l
:; ST. LOUIS, Ans 'nzt Il, 1862.
:: Poindexter on Saturday Gro ssed 4rand
RiTer, going eastward, into Carr. III county,
Hith 200 men, destroying bridges IN his rear
to prevent pursnit by Major Mullins forces.
It is NOW thought that he eo-operzt ed with
Quantreu and Hughes IL the attack on indie
pendence: The federal forcea in the latter
place we're 500strong, aud were provided Tdth
two field pieces, which the rebels have ap-
turea-a va1a@ble acquisition Tor them. 7. ae
1et lows cavalry having been concentrated t
Clinton, Henry county, Oseeosa, Butler, and
other points lately held, hare been evacuated
At Osceo1a, Col. Warren took band Of pron1i-
nent seeessionists for the safety OF the Union
people who conld not be removed. Three
wagon loads Of rebel powder were seized in
Morgan county on Saturday By q nscoutiag
party from Seda1ia-
TIE entire southwest, below Wilson's
Creek, has been abandoned for the present to
the guerfllas, who have recommended working
the CRANKY lead mines. .:
NluetJ-six. recruits from Cape Girardeau,
thirty from Jefferson City, eixty: from Pilot
Knob, forty from Hannibal, twenty-five from
Potosi, nineteen from st. Charles, and smaller
squads from other localities, arrived last eyeu-
ing and this morning, to go into the three
years' regiments: Fifty men hare been re-
e1ulted among steamboas men on the levee
siDce yesterday, On the Alton wharf boat, to
60 into the Mercantile regiment.
Reports from the interior state that the
eight regiments now forming, will be filed
without drafting.
About dozen secesaionists have been ar
rested to. day fer giving false answers to the
enrolling officers.
It is reported that the secessiouIsts in this
| State will not be allowed to provide substi
tutes when the draft for the United STATE:
ee1Yice commences.
| LEXINGTON, NO., Aug. 12-Independenct
was attacked yesterday BY $500 reos]s unde
Cofopels Hughes and Quantreli, ,aAd, after foul
hours severe lighting, the fedsrals suZfen
| dercd.
TssentY Of our men are reported to have
| been killed Reinforcement5 which were sen
| from here last night to assist OUT troops at IL
dependence have returned There is grea
excitement, and everybody is preparing 70
the conflict.
, 1862-08-13
American Affairs Abroad

Correspondence OF the Eew 1nrE !5ibnne;l
The principal organs Of publicity in Europe,
!le London Iymes, tie Paris AoaiGav, S:hsrt's
a1d Reuters tclegr2phic agencies, and even
The tclegraphs to Cape Race and Liverpool,
are in the hands ot your cneuiie5. For oDe
impression that General NeClsllaa has been
4defcaEd II q decided ba.tls; while foztnigh:
back, We were informed thst Fremont had
been hea.cn. 6toneW.1l ] 1ckson's raid w.s tx
aggcr8'cd into aEreat military operation, and
the check Oh James Island !u.o uattte OF first
magnitude. At the bottom Of all these ma
neuveFs lies the increasing eo1ton famine 1o
Lancashire, and Napoieon's apprrhen.ions
lest tie progress OF the Uuionist a11uics might
interfere wish his Mexican schemes, to which
he continues 20 cling with perth aci0us obstl
macy. t Is certain ths:s shou1a ths Sen
treaty, the French government would at
once recognize the Southern Coatederacy, aad
soon give matcri1l support to jeff. Dayi5 new
realm. The Scr and Eai1y Nees, however,
the 1fm2s and the Steele, and 10 certain
extent, The Independence G<;geAprove still
your faithful friends. Some letters Of Mr.
Houz.au, Belgian naturalist, who for q while
~Vaa kept back IN Texas, whence he escaped
with great difficulty, made great Impression
OF the continent, giving A unbiased account
OF the atrocities psrpetfated by the secess,
fontsta against ali those whom they suspect
of b1aon feelings On the whole. the Faro
pean press is veil aware that thesprincipa
cause q tue rebellion was slavery, and thai
though the Enionts:s still 1rg to eyade The
real Issue, the abolition Of slavery mns
sooner or later follow in the wake Of tht
Union armies. But yesterday met an emi
nent French statesman, who told me til II ac
,.coraing to the latest news, Mcclellan was o;
the point Of capitulasing IT au very gla,
of IT. hs contssned, those modeFat
statesmen st Washington will now be forceI
70 take the hnll By the horns, and to arm th
, 1862-08-13
ENE T4NNOENCE11E EnT.
Eraf11ag Postponed till the FIsst Of
September.

ALBANY, August 1e.-The Ereniag journal
has ta. Following in relation to the drafb:
"Tle war department, in answer to an in
uuiry from Tbs governor, ts1:graphs that TIE
department will receive volunteers Tor old
regiments urtil the draft is made The draft
cannot BE- msde before the 1st of September,
as the preliminary worh, the new enrollmens,
the decision upon applications for exemption,
Sc, will occupy at least twenty days. We
arc, therefore. authorized unotfcia1ly that
volunteers by companies Hin be received for
old regiments uutl the 1st of September.
The order to this effect will probably
be issued tomorrow. Tae commuai: cation
from the var department. embodying this per
mission says It Is designed to receive vo.nn-
teers to fll up the old regiments, and any ex-
cess afler they are filed will be credited to
the State as SO mach Or the draft, and If
enough volunteer to I'll up the old regiments
that might perhaps dispense With tue draft,
| To gil up the old regiments to their .fnN max.
| iuum number will require at least 81, GOO. Il
| this number should volunteer in the state be-
| fore the draft Is nude, there would be no
| draft Il etlistments should continue
for thirty days as they nave tol
| the last ten, this could be dona
I but it ,can be done in many localities il
the twenty days which will intervene bsfort
vii escape the draft Under this arrange
ment our young u1en Will be stimulated t
! prosecute the work Of recruiting. Aay thre'
| men Who can raise company can rcceiF
commissions If they are competent to III tn
positions they assume, and those loesdtte
| (which deaire to escape the odtum OF dr.A
have only to voluntarily fili up this quota q
the 600. 600 men called Tor before the 1ss {
September to accomplish what they desire.
, 1862-08-13
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 13, 1852.
teIn, twentyssTen horses and mnles, and dis
pertiug the enemy. tsigned,( D. :. -

tsin, twentyssven horses and mules, and dis
perting the enemy: {signed,C -
.JoHx r. McGLEHsAsD, Maj. Gen. -
Col. Ransom Iecei!ed telegram today
rom 0ttawa that sIesaale county bag voted
CA11o: Aug. 12,-Hsported on rsosl aut1osi-
ty that ire Tetels under Gen Breckenridge
attacked Baton Rouge, and at first were "a
pulsed With heavy '1oeA: Among the deaths
Thomas HSnt Of Ke1tacKy. Breckin1idss
as eheut to renew the attack. The repulsa
vas LAID to the Ram Arkansas, which failed to
come to time 10 sid and attack on this mora
iing Of Tuesday 1ast ct Eve o'esoek.
have telegraphet to the Gr.nada -Aippsal that
the Arkarsaa had deauo5ed two OF oar boats
ard danaged Others, driving Oft our feet, aud
: that he bad captured the:ent1ne federal forces
al that plaee. 49,
MrMFHIs, Aug. e(vfa CAIRO. Aug, IL
provost marshal's office, consisting in the re-
F.: ceipt Of . bribe Of one hundred dollars by
clerk for issuing passport, aud has pcomaI-
gated an order OF the occasion. The SANE
Kind Of thing has been going on since the city
has been occupied: Persoas have 9eug6t
ing the oath. One very popular and lucrative
way of doing 1t has been for one individual to
tske the oath ten or dozen TINES, and sell
his document for $12, $25, or $50, es eppoEtu-
nifty offered.
An aid-de. camp was killed night before last
III q difficulty growing ont OF come vague dis
pnte-
Tie GrsnadaAnrealo otthe 9Th contains some
it, Ms Of intersst-
The intelligence from the North, respecting
reached the South, and they Oil full OF antlci-
patton Of fEkDfe nnccHft =
TIE appeal says editorlally: ts The raaka Of
onr feclmiHated regiments are being rapidly
filed up by the cohsczip puon act as we'll aa by
those not subject to the 1aw.. Tns whole
| 1ievc that, by the first Of next month, Te
! fhsu move an krUy on the field, such in
| point Of numbers, courag+ aud poFer-2s has
not been mustered in modern times. Dis.
perited as the Northern troops ar, b1oN
can be stsuck by us nov With double the
4 vigorous advance Of our divisions just al
this time may save thousands cf lives ant
riyers Of blood.
Richmond dispatch, dated the 9Th, sayE
that heavy BAirni;sning was progressing he
tween the :orcss Of S;onewal Jackson AMI
Pope, at Orange Court House, std that tn!
confec crates were getIins tbs advantage. 4
battle wa. anticipated.
4 dispatch fro1u the same place on the 81
says that Mcclellan has landed a force estima
ted ut from LOCO to 10000 on the south Sid
Of J.nles River.
JEFF. Davis has ordered Gen. Lee to transml
an o.der lately Issued relative to Gen. Pope
supposed to be in retlibution for his propos
tion to live upon The eaemy, to The antBor
ties at Washington.
The atlanta Coysderacv says that th
Tupelo army has BEEN y1dcd, and thas on
portion goes to Richmond. The troops goIn
east passed through that place The reaso
assigned for this is, thatMcC Clellau il being r
iufcTeed to the utmost ability OF the Nortl
The correctness OF the statement, however,
| m6tter Of strong doubt.
, 1862-08-13
THE IpX XAFr POSTPONED.

4 dispatch from the War Department to
GOV. Morgan, Of New York, announces
that the drift cannot be made before the
first Of September. The length Of timere-
uuired f,5 the enrolment Of the ml1itia and
the consideration Of claims for exemption,
is anong the reasons assigned. Nis sng-
gested also that if, in addition to the
100000 first called fol, the old regiments
are filled up to the maximum by volun'
tecrs, the drstt rnay be avoided altogether
, 1862-08-13
E:he Urthmuee


THE BATTLE OF CEDAR Run,
The dispatch from Gen Pope announc-
ing the retreat Of the enemy to Orange G.
A., below the Rapidan, reh at rest al con.
troversy. as to the result Of the battle --of,
Cedar Run. Our cavalry and AT.
tsllery are IN pursuit. The affair
msy he summed up as follows: Jack
son naoeuvcred Pope's advancing columns
into positions to suit himself He then
made lis attack On; Banks, Intending to
oyerwham lin and st1ike The next corps
OF division before 4 they could be. coneen::
&ratcd. But the 1obstinaey Of: the. battle
which Gen. ',: -Rauks :gsve him spoiled bis
plans, and the timely arrival Of sigel
put him on the back track Still, the
only ereepHble advantage We have gained
from the battle ie lesson in military tao.
Tics. It teaches Tint it ia not always wise tc
move an army On SIX different roads, toe
.hz separated to enable the differeat divi
,sicns to help each other in an emergency.
, 1862-08-13
FROM MkSTERN MISSOURI.
Capture of independence by
the Guari:las.
EXCI1EhlENT In, KANSAS CITY,
An Expedition Sent in Pursuit
Of the Enemy.

LEx1<GToE, No., Aug 1s-Lster adEices
from Independence say Lieut.. Col Buell. COM
manding that post With fifty men, wa taken
completely By snrErlse ab :ul5 o clock ysster-
day morning. Bas'l's men vera in The bauk
building, which alter four hsurs hard fighting
Was fired by the rebels, when Buell. surrender
ed. Cspt. Thomss, of the State militia, was
taken out and murdered. After the s1l!ren-
der cur informant, who remained uttIl after
the surrender, says the rebels gave ont that
they intended to attack this city i1pm media.ely.
They will meet with a warm reception.
place at Independence yesterday morning
obopt O'Clock between the federal forces
numbering $50 men under Lieutenant. G Jlonel
6uel, aud from 500 TO 600 guerillas under the
notorious Col. Hughes. assisted by QuautEell
and Hayes, resulting in a complete route and
side is unknown. It appears the town WIS
surprised about o'clock d. IN. A simultaneous
movement was made upon the camp. Bue1ta
headquarters, and the provost marsh1l's
Office, which were eoIne distance apart. Tne
were taken and used ngainst the
| federal troops The fighting listed about
| four hours. The troops alnD5s without Off
Gers, hot1y contested the ground, shelterine
! t e1nsclres behind trees, fences, stables, &c
Capt. Thomas, OF the militia, was taken pris
| reported the gue1illas we're about giving III
the ground and retiring before the destruc
| tive fire Of our men, and accordingly ha.
Capt. Thomas brought out Of the house wher
he was confined and Immediately shot dead
! At this juncture white flag appeared at Col
Buen's headquarters, when tae g1lsritlas II
turned and took possession OF ali wh3 re
| maibed. Lieut- Harrington and fifty men wh'
cut their WsF through the enemy, made goo
| their escape. Most Of the prisoners were p7
ro1ed By taking the oath not TO take up arms
AL who were present agree il et.ting tha
there we're no 1nouuted pi2kets stationed out
side Of The town th8t night q llrse qaautit
Of arms, 205 rounds Of ammunition, beside
other government stores :ell into the haud5 {
the enemy.
Ou receipt Of the news Of tha Surrender &
Independence here, this city was thzo IN iat<
= gseal state OF excitement. AL b1slae5
houses, saloons, SC, were closed TIE mil
tia was called ont: and guards prompt
placed around the city 4 call VAS maste f
reiuforcements from Fort Lsavenworlh, whic
; wse promptly responded to BY Lieut.. Co
Burris, w6o arrived yesterday at 4 O'Clock |
H., with four companies Of infantry and tart
OF cavalry and two pieces OF SRI l:ry; al:
Major Ramsnn, commaadlny the 6:h kans
cavalry, arrived in tue tine from tho sout
east. The entire force. under command
Col. 'BnrTis, left this morning at ttree o'clo:
in pursuit OF the enemy.
, 1862-08-13
Another of morsan's Exploits

LOUISVILLE, August 12th:-Jno;. Morgan.
with 1,S00 cavalry snd four pieces Of artillery,
entered Gallatln, Tenn, early this morning
aud captured Col. Boone, commanding the
post with about thirty men Of the 2Sth Ken
,tucky and federal fright train containing
5 eixty horses aud a lot Of oats and corn. There
IVES mo: fight. Morgan WAS et1u in posses
sion at uoon to-day,
Adjutant GenafM FinRer dee1iues accepting
the 1es3Rnaa5on Of John Boyle, nephew q
General B., as lieutenant colonel Of the VA
Kentucky cavalry, and ordered him to jolr
h1c reuixnant : =.