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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

The North and South Railroad.
Some encouragement is again given
for the bnilding Of the Cedar Valley
Railroad extending from Cedar Falls
northward to Minnesota. The Presi.
dent Of the Dubuque and Sioux City
road has signed IA agreement, to give
the &. Y. Railroad . drawback Of Is
per cent on all freights running over
that road. and it is said that the Galena
b Chicago Union, and the Illinois Cen
trail, have signifed their willingness to
: do the same. Some of the grading is
already done on this road and We hope
the Company will receive sufficient en-.
couragement to complete the road, for
we are somewhat interested, in its con-
Satrnction, it being one of the links in
ihe chain Of roads, to connect St. Paul
and st. Louis, aud which if it is com
pleted will pass through our town.
We relieve however that but little will
be done with this enterprise until the
close Of tho war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
THE RECAPTURE or A FEDE.
.NAL STEAM En-, AND TllE IA
QUEEN.Or THE WEsT

, New York, April 29s
The Hrra'a'sietserfron, New )rlcasBl
April ll,h says:
"The news to-day from Brashcar
City is of the utmost Importance. The
enemy evacuated his works at Centre.
vile last night, but will probably be
captured entire, as he is encloscd be-
tween Growers forces, on the one side,
and those of Emory and Weitzel on the
other. lie is leaving his guna and arm
mnni,ion behind him.
"The steamer Diana, lately .takou
from us, vii, certainly be rccartnred a.
IN. United steamer Clifton has removed
the distractions in the river, and il rap
idly approaching her.
"The ram Queen Of the West was re
captured from the enemy in Grand Lake
at ten o'clock this morning. Captain
Fuller, Fuller, the commander, and nj
her crew and officers, numbering 81
souls, are now prisoners At Rerwicl
Bay. The capture Of the Queen OF tn
West is most important, and | considc
the whole affair as Il victory ofimmens
advantage to the Union cause.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Executors Notlco

ga5
ny virtue Ct : decretnl order Of tie csunty
court Of lama county. Iowa made OH the first
Monday in April 1863 ordering the sale Of
the rcalsstnte Of William Honey we'll deceased,
the undersigned executor Of real estate will
on the 10th day Of May next At the hour OF
lOc'clock A. NJ. Of said day in front OF the
court house door in tn" town Of Toledo in said
county proceed to sell the following real estate
situated in said county to wit: the south west
Fl. ar. Of the north west ar. section 81 town.
ship "a, range Is. Alro the south vest ar.
Of the south east Or. section 25, tovn. 81 range
Is. Also west part south east ar. sec. q,
township 81 range IS commencing ct south
west coner Of same, runs thence east six
rods, thence north eighty rods, thence west
six rods, thence eighty rods 10 beginning.
Terms one half cash, the ba1lance on six
months credit, with ten per cen. interest, re-
tanning lien on the land BY mortgage TO se !.
cure the Same. Sale made to pay debts.
IRA WILKINS.
Executor Of VIM. Honeywell,
Tsleds, April 10Th 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Minnesota Indian II Os Dles.
Sr IAuL, MINI, April Is

ST. fAuL, Mimi, April Is
Tie thrii'ng intelligence reaches Us
that the savages have already common.
ced their blood murders. At Medelip,
some thirty miles from Mankato, is
stationed a military company. a dctach
ment of which was posted at a settle
ment on Tic Wantonwan, eight niles
bevond.~ "A courier arrived this a. m
with the news. for Gen. Slblcv that this
ont post had been attacked by band
Of Indians, supposed TO number At BEAST
fifty which, at headquarters is presumed
to be q natural cxaggeration. O"c
soldier ard one boy were killed, aud
two soldiers and two women badly
wounded. Col. Miller, commander at
Mankatn, on receipt Of the information,
yesterday, Immediately dispatched a
force in pursuit, with what result is no,
known.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
rr.m orr ,,eet near Charleston


Fortress Monroe, April To-.
Last eysning the steamer Freeoofn
arrived from Charleston. The Monitors
were all lying near the bar, none OF
them hasings left, asreported.
s@ Nrw YoRK, April 90
A Port Royal letter OF the 10Th says:
"A new Monitor, making eight in all
arrived here yesterday.
The propeller Haze has just come
into port, freightcd with iron plating
for the Monitors decks. Trey are all
to be strengthened by this arrival, N
the way of additional covering. A
few days. perhaps 1wecks, will md
them stronger than before Me attack
on Charleston"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
TEN REASONS WHY
rHR GROVER Z BAKER
M - . h 4 II . -
ARE TUE nssr IN MARKET !:

ARE Tug R1ST IN AARKEr:
1. II MAKES the only seam formed by y
Sewing machine in which the stitch 10 indie
pendentiy locked, and without dependence
upon the other stitches for strength.
2 II makes the only seam that will admit
Of the thread being cut at every fourth stitch
without injury to the seam in vear>a
8. 1t is unnecessary to fastsn the ends OF
seams made by this machine This is done
by the machine itself. without III. use Of the
hand needle.
!. The Grover q Baker stitch is The only one
formed from two ordinary spools, and without
winding from the spool into . shuttle from
three 10 Ave times, for The under thread.
s. A seam thus formed 10 moro elastic than
any other made by a sewing machine, and is
consequently very valuable in all goods that
are to be washed and stretch ed under the iron
8. The machine is adapted to III varistisa
OF fabrics, sewing each equally well, reauir-
ing no adjustment for any kind OF sewi X
other than the adaptation Of needles and
thread. ,s
I. II 10 more easily kept in order thar
any other machine, and need not bs taks'
apart 70 be oiled.
The machine sews common spool cotton
silk and linen thread, with equal facility.
9. The machine ia so simple that an intel
ligent child Of ten years can readily learn =
operate and keep il in order.
10. BY reason Of its si,nptcty OF ccnstrus
tisn and ease Of management. II is,,esst adapt
cd to do all the wants Of the family.
Fer sale by J. NJ. SHANKLlN At ~
PIONEER DRUG STORE. vSnGly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

Secretary Seward has sent second
Dispatch to the British Government, re.
lative to fitting out rebel privateers,
stating that it will he held responsible
If any more work IN this line is done.
The latest adyices are that, it will pro-
baby be respected, and il SO collision
with England avoided.
P. 8. Our affairs with England are i'm.
proving. They are now taking measures
to stop the fitting ont Of rebel privateers.
They have arrested one vessel and
another managed to escape from the
clutches Of the officers.
Our war prospects arc improving.
The army down the Mississippi is NOV.
Ing. and we can soon expect to hear
from them. The army Of the Potomac
10 reported in an admirable condition
some Of which is already moving. W.
really hope some important demonstra
lions will DO made during the war il
that section.
It was two..years ago the 18th Of thi'
month that the President issued hi
first proclamation, calling for $4,000
IT. ,ps to suppress the rebellion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
COPPERuEADIsM IN INDIANA
Tive Men Killed.
Indianapolis. A

Indianapolis, April 20.
A Union meeting in Brown county,
Ind, was broken up. on Saturday, by =
party Of the Knights Of the Golden
Circle, under the leadership Of Lewis
Prosser, ex.member Of the Legislature.
Prosser and = man named Snyder
came armed with rifles and revolvers,
and threatened to shoot two Sergeants
there for arresting soldiers. Sergeant
Daniels took Prosser's gun from him,
when the latter drew pistol and shot
Daniels dead. Prosser in turn was shot
and severely wounded by Capt. Cum
mings, who was addressing the meeting.
Snyder also fred at the other Sergeant
but missed him. He has been arrested
and brought here.
A sufficient force has been sent to ar.
rest all the parties concerned.
Another difficulty occurred at DAN
vile. Indiana, on Saturday, between
party Of the knights Of the Golden
Circle and Union men, in which five
persons were wounded-one mortally
The General commanding has issued
orders declaring the X. G. C's to be
public enemies, and to be dealt with
- snch. He also cautious people
against the use Of butternut and copper
head badges.
strout, the deserter, who killed an
officer while attempting his arrest, win
DO tried by court.martial this week.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Iowa News.

Tho Davenport Gazette says, that
last Thursday evening, the police Of that
place, made dcscen: upon house of i'll
fame in that city, and arrested women
and Is men, one or two ladies escaping:
The men we're find $40 each an6 costs,
and two Of the women $40 each and
costs. The keeper Of the den being i'll
her trial was postponed. A pretty good
house cleaning for this spring.
HOMESTEAD LAW. The Supreme
Court on the last day Of the recent term
in this city announced an important de-
cision under the Homestead Law. They
decided that . judgment against the
owner of the homestead was no lien
against the homestead, and that conse-
quently the owner could sell or mort
gage the homestead unaffectedly judg.
ment against him. This is an impcr-
tant decision on . much vexed subject.
Under the other view, that judgments
were liens, the value Of the homestead
exemptions was much impaired and the
homestead was in some sort made a
prison, because the party could not sell
it if he had judgments against him. Blu.
under the liberal view just taken by the
Supreme Court the party can sell and
the purchaser will get good title and
one which 10 free from judgment liens.
And the owner, If he finds it to his in.
tercst to change his homestead can de-
so.-Dor. Gazette.
| A writer from Young's Point oppo
site Vicksbnrg, under date Of Marcel
goth gives the location Of Iowa rcgi
ments as follows:
"The main body Of our Iowa troops i,
now on this river. The 25th regimen,
is at Cairo, the 4O.h at Columbus, Ky
the Sd and eth infantry and End cavalr,
near Memphis, the Sd and 4th cavalr,
and the cath and 2s,h infantry st Helen:
the 5,h, 10th, 18th, goth, 3s,h, and 36,i
down the Yazoo Pass, near point cal
led Greenwood, which is more thar
two hundred miles from the entrance
near Helena; the 21st, 22d and 23d arc
at Milliken's Bend, twenty miles abov,
Vicksburg; the 4th, 9th, 25th, Goth
oOth and alst here; the Bed are 1t For
Pillow, and the 38th at New Madrid
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Union Leagues.

A vast number Of National Union
Leagues have sprung up throughout
the country within the past three months
as ii by magic. The sly and fox like
manner in which the Knights Of the
Golden Circle had been creeping into
different parts of the country, and fairly
scducing peopleinto their mystic 'aeshes
Of traitorism and thereby enabling them
TO count their hosts with certainty
otherwise upat:ainable, doubtless sug-
gested to some Union men the propristy
OF forming Union leagues, SO that at
least 1 portion Of the reliable Union
men Of ihc country could be cnumera.
ted and depended upon to support the
Union and government and to counter
act the banefnl influence Of the enemies
Of o,v country. These Union Leagues
hold secret meetings, and have their
signs and pass words, AZ We pre-.
enme. We sec however that some Of
them late, have been holding thei'
meetings in public, and Of course We
suppose discarded their signs and pass
words. This we believe to be The bet
Ter course to Iursuc. A loyal National
League Of this kind is now formed q,
Cedar Rapids composed Of the leading
men Of the place, who hold their meet
ings open to the public.
The following is the form Of the Ger
tifcate Of membership.
This certifes that A-B-, OF Iii,
: own free will and Loyal purpose ha,
signed pledge and taken an oath tc
obey, support and defend the Constitu
! ton. Laws and Government Of the Uni
ted States, and to defend the State Of
Iowa from ,nsurrection, rebellion or in.
vasion. Therefore, in consideration 4
his fixed purposes and loyal action, he
is constituted member, and is entitled
to all the rights, privileges and rrotec
stion OF the Cedar Rapids Loyal Nation
nj League.
(Signed) President.
(Signcd) -Sesrctary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
A Part Of HpOrter's (snnbOat Fleet
RUNS the blockade and 10 below
e VlCkSDurg.
Memphis, Tenn, April 10

Memphis, Tenn, April 10. \
The steamer Silver Moon. which left
Vicksburg on Friday noon, arriving
this morning, brings intelligence that.
on Thursday night, the gunboats Ben
ton, Tuscumbia, Lafayette, Pittsburg,
Garondelet and Gen. Price, and trans
ports Forest Queen, Silver Wave and
Henry Clay, left Young's Point, and
ran the Vicksburg batteries. All got
through safely but the transport Henry
Clay. which caught fire opposite the
city and burned. The Benton was tht
only boat struck, and had one man xii
led and two wounded. The Forest
Queens drumhead was injured by con
tact with one Of the gunboa,s, but ca,
easily be repaired.
From the time Of starting until thu
first shot was heard from the rebel bat
teries was m hour and quarter, b,
which time nearly all had got safsl,
past. A brilliant light was then see'
on shore, which illuminated the rive
for = couple Of miles, but soon disd out
Five hundred shots were fired during
the passage on both sides, and the gun
boats, opened on the city, with wha
result is unknown. Each gnnboat am
transport had coal-barge in tow. TIL
transports contained no soldiers.
A bearer of dispatches has gone u
on the steamer hope.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NEW York, April

Bv the arrival Of the transport ellen
S. Terry, We have adviccs FROM New
bern TO the 10th.
Gen. Foster ran the rebel batteries
in broad daylight. His pilot was kill
cd at the wheel, and negro deck hand
wounded. Over 200 shot and shell
were fired athis vessel, besides volleys
Of muskets and small arms. Sixteen
cannon shots took effect on the steamer
Gen. H7ckman's brigade was ar
irving a, Nc~bcrn when the Terry left
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
ArminK the Negroes.

A correspondent Of the 16 Iowa reg:
writes concerning the visit Of Adm
tant Gen. Thomas to the western army
and his remarks upon arming the nc
groes as follows:
"Gen. Thomas arose and was enthusi
astically received. He is gray haired
old gentleman, tall and straigh, AZ AZ
arrow, and looking as il there were
many years. service yet left in him HI
has been in the army since his youth
In the course Of his remarks, he stated
that he was native of the South, and
he and his children had been nursed
and sucked by negro women. This
gave him right, he claimed, to have
HE sentiments relative to the negroes,
accepted with sincerity. He said the
abuses on contrabands must be stopped.
They must be received kindly into our
.i'es, fed clothed and armed, and the
officer who abused or permitted them
to be abused, should be dismissed. The
Government had determined to arm
the negroes. By the Proclamation all
slaves of rebels were now free, yet they
were being used to raise corn, -four, and
wheat for their rebel masters. We in.
tend to make them in part, do this for
us and for themselves, and others Of
them to help Us crush this rebellion.
Gen. 7. supported this policy with some
strong facts and arguments. He said
two negro regime nts were to be raised
here. It was intended to put negroes
on the plantations here deserted by
their rebel owners, and while they cul-
tivated the soil, they should be protect
ed by negro regiments-thus relieving
that number of white regiemnts, who
;ould march on the enemy. But arm
ing tho negroes was the great object
Of Gen. rs remarks, and he was loudly
applauded on all Sides, The emancipa
ton law he declared as part of this
prinsiple-its inaugurator, and that was
dpplauded !"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

Fortress Monroe, April 20
Heavy firing has been going on for
the last twenty four hours on the Nansc.
mond river, occasioned by our gunboats
Smelling ont the rebels, who are attempt
ing to plant batteries at different point.
on the river.
Last night our gunboats, with the
s9th New York, and the S,h Cunnec.i
cut regiments, captured = rebel battery
ofsix pieces Of artillery, together with
200 prisoners.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
St. Louis, April 20

kilograms have been received at
headquarters, that Fayetteville, Ark,
was attacked on Saturday morning, bv
5000 rebels, with four pieces Of arti!-
lery. Our forces, less than 1000 repul
aed the rebels with considerable loss
WcdDst killed and II wounded.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
4 Portion Of P0rter's Fleet runs
the Blockade with Gen.
Grants Troops.

Washington, April p.
Official dispatches received last night
say that a portion Of Portcr's fleet,
laden with large number Of soldiers
from Grants army succeeded in run.
ming the batteries ut Vicksburg. They
are now in condition either to hell,
Gen. Banks attack Port Hudson or t.
make an assault upon Vicksburg from
the South.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

CTIICItTtIHtI, N!VH y.
Gen. Burnside approves the order
issued by General Darlington for the
arrest Of members Of the K G. c., on
the ground ,l,at.nhey are enemies 10
the Government. lie also favors the
arrest If persons, m lie or female, wear
ing butternut emhlems. Arrests are
now b.in. made, and examples will be
ma lie.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

We can give our experience in very
few words "Costar's'' Rat Exterminator
is the simplest, safest, cheapest and
surest remedy; the most perfect Rat
ification meeting we have ever attended
Every Rat that can get it, properly pre-
pared according to directions, win eat
it, and every one that eats it will die,
generally at some place as distant as
possible from where the medicine was
taken.-Lake Shore (MicA.) Mirror.
See advertisement in this par er. Sold
in Toledo by Armstrong q Shanklin.
DIARRHoEA & DYsENTERY will deci.
mate the Volunteers far more than the
bullets of the enemy, therefore let every
man see to it that he carries with him
a full supply ofHOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Their use in India and the Crimea saved
Thousands Of British Soldiers. Only IS
cents per box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

1T is reported that the Mexicans At
Pucbla, have gained very important
victory over the French who lost in the
battle 5000 men, and 60 cannon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
K0Tll,E

Notice is hereby given that ]. William Tay-
Tor have givsn my, three sons, William. Lewis
T., AGeorge ". their years Of minority; that
| shall make no further claim upon them for
their services nor be held responsible for the
acts Of each or any Of their acts or any debts
contracted by each or any of them.
<pril "a 1868. WILLIAM taylor.
v5u2l.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
The African Regiment on the
MisSiKsippi.
Helena, Ark, April IA,
ria Cairo. Anril 1917

ITTtT1H, 1KTK., HFTH s,
ria Cairo, April lS.)
The first African regiment is nearly
full. 1t is commanded BY Lieut. Col.
Wood, formerly OF the 9th Missouri
Cavalry. The negroes are not SO eager
to enlist as was anticipated. Many OF
them are suddenly seized with rheum.
atism, ague, &C., and it is found nee
essary to impress them.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Tho Grcas.s .syseg History.
TIE
Rebellion + ecord,
I APisfy Of Events.

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

Mr.. A. T. Stewart, the merchant
prince Of New York, has just sent at his
owa expense, full ship load Of corn, to
tho suffering poor Of Ireland.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

Governor Andrew Johnaon has been
authorized to raiss~25 900 men for
special service.in East Tennessee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

A company Of lls negroes has been
raised in Ohio for Fred Douglass regi-
ment in Mass.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.!

I'm TT. Badly respectfully announces
Ito the citizens Of Toledo and Vicinity,
that he has again resumed the Practice Of
Medicine and Obstetrics.
Office At his Residence. May be found at
night At his fathers House. sea-
Toledo April 18th 1868
van21
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
From the South

Washington, April 20.
The rebel Secretary Of the Treasury
says that he estimates his expenses for
The next six months Al fifty millions Of
dollars per month.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

uessrs. ROUNDS L LANGDON, are our
authoristd Agents in the City Of Chicago
It's, 70 procure Advertisements and Sub
sosiptions.
e.. M&ssrs HORACE H. shaw, c., ~ Park
Row. & 140 Nassau St., Now York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
x,aGNessrs 8. N. PETTENGlL 4 Co, No. 3
PARK Row, New York, h State St. Boston
~ osr Agents for the Iowa 7ranscript), in
those cities, and are authorized to take Adver-
sisements and Subscriptions for 10 at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
Drs. Bunce & Hunter.
Physicians e Surgeons

FnyS1CJanS &C Su1g60nS.
(OsrIcs ovER GALLEY & JoHssroN's 6ron ~
The former practice Of DR.. n. Buncc will be
attended to by the above partnership.
Calls, left at the office It any hour, will be
promptly responded TO. vbn2l.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
VICkSBURG IAkEN.
Ileilo,! Ctn.lsme, & ladies the suits r Be
has pu, chased fresh supply Of
Or co,ies g. Queensware

in Chicago which he pro roses to s,'l A. low
II not little lower than any other house in
town. Remember he has opened on the north
sidelot the public square in the old Empire
Store one door st Of the Tin shop. Step
lis way Gentlemen & Ladies' the dnor shall
always be Open Ny stock is full = well Sc
l-ctei |, consisting Of nearly every thing that
is kept in family gr,csryA Give me call
& examine for yourselves. Believe no re-
p,ese nations that the indifferent may make
10 you. Como one S all : BE- the judges your
selves. ". 8. Tnrbett.
v5n2O,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
New AdvertIhBnl cnln.

THE OHIO BELLFOUNDER
is neither dead nor left the country, bnt may
DO found at q. W. Perguson's, five miles south
Of Indiantewn. F..tf tt.s s
April 26, 1863 G. W. FERGUSON.
v6n2l.