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December 10, 1862.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
Cavalry.

General llallcck's statement Of the
number Of cavalry horses destroyed by
our army will strike every body with as
constituent. A rtmount for the whole
service once III two months is the rate
At which our cavalry horses are used
up, by want Of skill and often culpablr
neglect of the animals 49, coo horses
will be needed for he coming year,
if the evil remains unchcccG. Tie en-
ormous vase Of horses was one Of the
points which was urged quite early, We
believe, by those who wished 10 see
the volunteer cavalry force kept within
narrow limits. The admirable service
done by his force will ont weigh its
immense and needless expense, III the
opinion of the couutry.-C hicago
Ercaing Jvurncl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
New Advertisements.
Recruits Wanted I1nIne-
diateIy.

Citizens Of Tam, County the Cover
crnment asks Of you 20 men more. The
time has been allowed until the 9Th day
of.annary for Volunteering. Then The
Draft will be enforced ii the amount is
not raised. have now opened re
cruiting office and Rendezvous in To
lcdo and are receiving Recruits for the
II Rcst. Iowa inian;ry, now station
ed at Columbus Ky, = good and healthy
locally.
Those who will be liable to draft, or
having friends or acquaintances in this
regiment will now have a good chance
to enlist aad be among their associates
The bounties offered by government
are large and generous and VIC hope the
citizens Of Tama County will rc>pSnd
TO the cal by coming up and cnlistlne
and thereby save themselves and the
County from the disgrace Of draft.
WM. GALLAGHER, Capt. Co. &C
l.'h lscgt. 10. Inf. y.
and Recruiting Officer
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

An appropriation Of $500 with re
that no mans family who might
enlist, should suffer we think would
have teen an Incentive that would aid
mere III procuring recruits than the
present. Yet we are not in the least
disposed to find fault and consider the
present appropriation al least ,olerable
good. Now those who have been me-
dita'ln- upon c'!iating know what TO
depend upon.
Putting all Ike Inducements together
they arc cerlain'y large. Here they
are, SIS per month, with fair pro
spect that the present Congress will
raise TO SIS per month, which at the
first figures, i'll one year amounts TO
s;l5G, Z. S. bounty $500, to new re-
c1ults, S40o TO veterans, county bounty
500 making for q single man, new
recruit, for one year s55S, and clothes
which would easily make il 5000. This
IS little over two dollars per day
and found What Young man can
do better. To the veteran it amounts
to 5000. To married man having
three children, if new recruit $GSl, il
veteran 1854 or fraction over 81 81
cts per day.
How many men are doing half as
well? We ask those who have not toe
great sacrifices to make, to consul,
their patriotism as well as their purse
and see if they cannot afford to enlist
under the present inducements.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
Strike another Vein.'

In addition to the bounty offered by
the Board Of Supervisors let each town
ship raise q fund by private subscr;p-
tons in order 10 fill their quota; and
in doing this no time should be lost
Let some one make it their business to
start with subscription list immcdia
tely. Each and every one who cannot
be drafted and 60 to the war without a
great sacrifice, should see the impor-
lance of subscribing literally.
In drawing up the subscription paper
it shonll have two sets Of columns at
the right and then recite that The sub.
scriber viii pay the sum set opposite
his name in the first column to those
who will enlist in his township, but it
the full quota is raised he will pay the
sum set opposite his name in the second
column instead of the first.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

The Board of Supervisors met in
session at the Court House las, Monday
afternoon, and in the course Of an hour
passed resolution approprialing sloo
to each recruit raised under the last
call Of the President for 100000 men
aud to the married men the same appro-
prlatlon for their families that is now
paid to married men enlisted in cora.
pany G li,h Iowa, which is $500 for
the wife and 81 % FIR each child. per
month, the whole appropriation how
ever not to exceed sT PER mouth
This is a fir appropriation yot W.
think had an appropriation been made
id different shape i ~aui4 lave nroT
Cd greater inducements = very many
at least to the class who can 60 with
tho leas: sacriliee-the young men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
a Wise Move.

TIE bill introduced in Congress by
Mr. Rogers, to have the United States
refund 70 the States, counties, cities and
towns all the money which they have
appropriated as bounty 10 soldiers, we
believe to be one Of the very best
moves which will be made by any
member Of Congress at the present scs
sion.
To cut the matter at the core It would
by the time it is paid make the southern
people help pay the bill--we speak as if
they were conquered FOR they soon will
be and then they must help foot our
bills.
In fact it would be not more than
strict Justice if they were obliged TO
pay all our bills, and the time we have
wasted upon them. That is the way
dealt with Mexico.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

For Weakness arising from Exce.scs, hab.
lis Of Dissipation. Early Indsorction of
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
Inlisp,s;;ion Exer;on, Loss Of Tower,
Loss Of Memory difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
" orror of Disease, Wakcfulness,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitule Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin, Ernp,ions on the Face.
Paid GoGntcnance.
These symptoms, if allowed to so on, which
this Medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impotence, Faulty, EppilepGc Fits.
IN ono Of which tic Patient may expire.
Who can say that thcy arc not frequently
followed by. these .pircfrl Diseases
"INSANIT1 AND CONSUMpTION''
Many are aware Of the cause of their safer.
ing,
But NONE WILL coSrEss TIE RECORDS OF TIE
INSANE AsY!IMs.
and Melancholy DEATHS hy Consumption bear am.
pie witness to the Truth Of the assertion
The Constitution once affected mih Organic
Weakness requires tie aid of Medicine K
Strengthen m / lnv;sorntc the Sys,cM.
mhch ELNBOLDs EXTRACT BUCliU in
ra,iab'v docs.
Trial wih convince the mestSkeptical:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

The Democratic members Of Congress
held a caucus at Washington last Fri
day evening and general unaninity
expressed Of voting all the men and
means necessary for vigorous prose
cution of the war. This indicates n
new step in their part. Better late
than never. We will welcome them in
'hc pale of loyalty, but We mistrust that
policy was the chief moving cause, and
this was indicated TO them by the sol
,l!ers vote and their declining popularity
The border State men generally acted
with them.
A committee was appointed to make
arrangements for and call i National
Democratic convention, to nominate
candidates for President and Vice Pre-
sident.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

Charles Brooks was lately hug n,
Mount Holly, New Jersey, for the muir
der of his father last March. IN his
dying confession he confessed his own
guilt, but said the crime was planned
by his mother and brother n-law, and
he was forced into it by them.
Wa.hinston, Dec. 81.
Congress viii adjourn the middle OF
the week for the holidays. The draft
will be postponed for twenty days.
The Washington Star states, that
in the recent stampede Of horses from
Camp Stoncman, over 1000 animals,
va'uel at sl45aarach were drowned in
the Potomac and Eastern Branch.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
From Charleston.
New York December Is

NEW York December Is.
BY the Argo it is stated that the re-
cent heavy gale swept away ncaly all
the rebel distractions in Charleston
harbor, and their remains line the
shores. The entrance TO the harbor is
now believed to he clear, and il is sup
posed that our navy will take due ad
vantage of the fact.
New York, December Is.
The following is from the CORES
pendent if the Baltimore "Ameriean"
''Charleston, December Baltimore
again shcl.ed Charleston Thursday
right, throwing anumber Of shells into
different parts ofthe city, and it is be-
lieved, doing much damage. All the
rebel batteries opened, and a heavy
bombardment cnsued for scverl
hours
"The storm IS washing away the
rebel distractions, and yesterday
large number Of heavy timbers bolted
together with iron came down with the
tide. They were secured and lowed
in shore by our cngs. The amount Of
timber lich came down was SO large
that it is believed the distractions
must be seriously damahcd. There is
no other news Of importatce."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Morgan Makes llts Escape Across
L.


CHATTANOOGA, December Is.
Captain John II. Morgan escaped
across the Tennessee at Gillespie, land.
ing sixty miles above here. On Sunday
afternoon, Captain Cummings and
Robert Cummings who escaped from
Columbus with him, were captured, 10.
gethcr with II of his escort of 30.
Reaching the neighb orhood Of the river
they pressed every citizen to proven, an
alarm being given. and hurricliy con
strnctei RATS at the mouth Of Miles
creek, on which an attempt to cross
was made. \ citizen Guided their pick
cts, and their attempt was nearly trus
ted Morgan cscvrol on valuable
race horse presented him in Kentucky
going in the direction Of Athcns.
General Howard, who commands At
Athens, has cavalry securing the coun-
try and possibly Morgan may yet be
taken.
Wheeler has rcjoincd 1Iar,lcc and is
rcorganiz;ng his cavalry force near
Dalton.
Refugees and dcscrtcrs say The rebel
cavalry, will be actively employed
during the winter
On Wednesday Capt, Ferguson, the
guerrilla, with small force, captured 4
part Of the train Of the LIST cavalry di
vision on the march to Sparta. Peter
Ebcre, suttlcr of the OH Pennsylvania
cavalry, and three others, were muir
dcrcd.
Harlce's headquarters are at Dalton
His rickets are rs far as Tunnel Hill
Ills army, exclusive Of Georgia militia
is $1,000 strong, and represented as
utterly demoralized.
Generals L. s. Grant and Sherman
left for Bridgeport to day.
Steamboats, make trips from Bridge
port to London, whence stores art
transported by rail twenty two miles.
General Granger, who was with Burr
side, is probably fighting Lony,trec
at bay, near ls,gcr>sillc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
Draft DraG; Draft

1t is expected that al the work in re
lat;on to recruiting in the townships Ct
the county will be finished up by the
sub-agcnts and committees before Jan
lst Leave no stone un,urncd, fellow
citizens, no word uasail. Roll, lift,
talk, pay, consult, neglect all else, il
need be, to set old lama in a Patriotic
liyh. by Jan. lSt. R.lly every body
then, men, boys, women, girls and
everybody else, at T ,ledo at =. NJ. OF
that day.
A. A. SAWIN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
The Rebel Leaders Preparing to
S!kcIaddlc.
A. A. SAWIN.

A letter to the New York 7i,qes
from Chattanooga contains the folowin.
interesting and credible statements as
to Tic condition Of things in the hear,
ofthe South, derived from refugees and
prisoners
"Spcaking Of the leaders, I have been
tcld by one who, from connection and
communication with them, is wei! pre-
pared 10 speak OH the tact, that It is an
inaisputahle fact that the leaders, Wit,
whom " III II Che final crash comes, there
will be not even the hope of failure
have boarded all the gold they could
lay Their hands on, preparatory to cS
Gaping from The country. l have no
doubt Of this. Hundreds who, though
not among the most prominent leaders.
have been more or less conspicuous
either as original c.n>pira,orS, or in
sustaining the rebellion after it was
launched, have already gone to foreign
countries, after cnnveitin. their pos.
sessions into ready means Large nun
bers are prcparin. to follow and j.
will not be loag bcfor the leaders will
begin to leave by blockade runners
This | know is the expectation Of well
informed persons in Georgia and Ala
bama, communicated to Il friends LET,
behinI-;ll seccssionists, Refugees
from districts in Georgia and uncover.
ed BY tie panic strickcnletreat ofBragg
have come in in considerable numbers
within the last few days. They agree
in saying that rebels who never before
admitted that there could be failure now
confess they 4, not see IN what quarter
the star of hope is to rise while the less
sanguine, but more reasonable, confess
to the beginning Of the end
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24
; doz rolls bandages.


Having the utmost confidence in the
Qaartcr'naster of the 10Th regimen.
tour friend /. W. Crosby we address
sed the box to his care, knowing tina,
lie will use the articles as will most be-
netit our Tama Co. Soldiers. Admirin.
as We do, the noble spirit of Patriotism,
hat has led so many Of our "Brayc
Boys to give their all, even life as an
offering TO our country, We hope thus to
assist, though, it may be but slightly
in obscuring the cloud, by turning to
view the "slycrlining' as we assure
them Of our sympathy, and render beds
Of suffering as comfortable as possible.
As society We wish particularly to
aid those from our own homes, and
therefore intend sending to the 10th,
9th and 2sth regiments, at the same
time wishing every success to the
'Toledo Soldiers Aid Society," engaged
in the General Sanitary cause.
We are anxious TO finish another box
to send in care of 1t. Schaeffer and
being in need Of 'fnnls" propose 10
| give an entertainment on New Years
evening, which we trust will be a plea.
sure TO all, and profitable to the soldiers.
! Nv order Of Society
| CARRIE S. ARMSTRONG.
President.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-12-24

Use ilELano.ns EXTRACT Brent for afrcc
tons aud diseases OF the UR.sARY Or
CANS, Whether exis:in. in MAI.Eor FEMALE
from Whatever cause originating aud no mat
ter OF now LONG STANDING.
Diseases cfthese Organs requires the aid
of 4 DiFREiis i!EIMSh0InS EXTRACT
brc!lu lSr!lE GREAT nIuRETlC, aud is
certaia TO ave Tie deslcd effect in all lis
easf4 10, wh:ch ii is Recommenaed.
Esia nee Of The N IS, reliable an! RESPONSE
bic character will accompany tho Medicine.
E,s.ce ss.CO per bDilic, or six for
$500
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed
from observation
Describe Symptoms IL all Communications.
Cures Guaranteed Advice Gratis.
Address letters for information to
Fl. B. Helmbold. Chemist.
1o4 South Tenth st., bel. Chestnut, Phila.
IIELNBOLDS Medical Depot,
IiELMBOLDS Drug aud Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broadway. New York.
BEWARE OF COUVTERF E IT'S
& U.NPRINCIPLED DEALERS
who cnlcavor TO dispose "of thci own and
''othcr' articles on tlfc reputation at aimed BY
lIclmbolls Genuine Preparations.
8. Extract Buchu.
!" . "Sarsaparilla.
''Improved Rose Wash.
SOLD BY
ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR IIEI MBOLD'S TAKE NO
OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for il.
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND
EXPOSURE.
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