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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
TIE Next WI.coNsIS LEGISLATURE

TuE NEXT VrCoNsTN IEf;'s1ATtEE.
The Madison Joulmnl gives =
list of the members clcr, of the honser
If the Legislature, bv which it appears
hat in tie Senate there IS Republicans
md Is Democrats: IN the Assembly So
Rrpuhlicans. As Democrats. one lndr.
rrnlrn, Republican aaa ono lnlepcn
den, Democrat. Fepnblican majority
~ inin, ballot, II.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

Gen Grant has returned with his army
to Memphis, probably for the purpose
of uniting with the expedition which is
TO attack Vicksbnrg.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

Reports Of the Committees on
Finance, SchOll-Fund s. Class
alllcatIOn Of property for as.
sesssnent, made to the January
session 4. ID. 1853 Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of rama Go.
Iowa and ordered 10 be pub
Dslled by said Board In the
Iowa Transcript.
The committee upon Finance having
made partial examination Of the books
Of the clerk oflhe county al !! the Trea-
srrer and have found that the several
funds are as fallows up to January LIST
1863, except the permanent and Ten.
Jorary School Funds which are com.
(, ntsd to January I'd 1863, inclusive
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

Quo SENATOR. Columns letters
to the Cincinnati papers in,,nate thai
Ben. Walc has the inside rack for
Uni ell States Senator. The contest
in the Legislature is growing varm and
earnest.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

B-Thc small pox prevail. severely
and extensively At Mt pleasal', Iowa,
and other points on the Tine Of the road
frnm Burlington to Otmwa. The Dis
ease is sprcaing. -IKcpkns Gate
Ci,y]
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
PENNSYLVANIA u. s. Senator.

IIARRIsBURG; Januara IS,
Hon. Chas. B. Buckalew has been
elected y. s. Senator, in place Of Will
mot, by tive majority.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

aud 3 cents to be expended for the pur-
pose of educating the youth Of our
county.
The amount Of the permanent School
Fund in the hands Of the County Irea
surcr at the present date is l,tso do!
lars 81 cts.
There has been loaned since our last
meeting out of the permanent: School
Fund the sum Of $50 dollars TO David
Brnner.
Having examined the appraisers re
port and abstract of title to the lands
offered a. security for the said loan we
We are satisfied that the loan is pro.
perly secured.
The whole number of School Houses
in the County are sixty.thrce in all ~
which schools nave been taught. except
!. OF these School Houses so are
frame, 10 log. ? brick and stone.
Agreeable TO resolution passed by
the board, suits have been commenced
against the following persons. VIM.
McClimeck, a. J. Li;ell, VIM. G. Slower
John G. Mathews, VIM. Taylor, I. }.
Staley, John II. Meyers.
These will be torcclosed unless the
parties come forward and comply with
the requirements Ut the law.
Othcr suits will be commenced al the
next term Of the District Court unless
he parties appear and pay up back in.
terc>t aud give the required security.
The Teachers Institute Of lama
County assembled at Toledo on the 222a
II December last and continued six days
there being over sixty teachers in at
tendance who expressed themselves as
being highly pleased with the Institute.
In as much as it is a question with our
legislature whether il will advance the
interests Of our common school, to hold
IN institute annually or not, we feel II
| 20 he enr duty az the Representatives
Of the III ertsts Of 'rama County TO ex
press our opinion upon the subject.
We consider it highly benz fetal to
| our teac',ers to assemble ence year.
to confer together upon the hes, method
# teaching and governing schools, and
4 4 -. H., i
Cor mutual Improvement rs teachers.
Aud We also consider that money ap.
prcpria,cd y, the legislature for the pur-
pose Of holding Institutes is cxpcn
ded in manner conducive 10 The best
interests Of eur common schools.
Committee or { Geo. q. Mason.
School Fund, !. s Tlmasr
L. +. CLARK.
70 tic Hon Board Of Supervisors q
Haina County !;
I-pur Committee 10 whom was refer
"a tie duty 70 classify the several de-
sctipiinns Of property I" be assessed 70
he purpose Of equalizinr such assess
mrni, beg leave ~ report hat we have
attended to the .ia,ics of our appoint
men, ard recommend That property il,
said County be classified, as follows t.
vii:
Glass lst
Cultivated lands 81 to 10 dol.
Wild lands Q
Timber lanls !" 20
Class 2nd
horses 8 years old & over % :; 40
Sia' lie horses (Fancy) 60 $50
Colts : wears old 20 80
Colts year old 10 20
Mules IL asses same as horses
Oxen over 1 years old mex;
sir,ng 25 40
Steers IS old next sprinyIO Is
!" & Heittrs Us old 7 10
| I" !" l !" 3" 5
Cows els
Sheep y" 2l
Hogs 80 per hundred pounds.
Respectfully Submitted
+. A. Tenney
Amos Kile Con
=. Council Jr.
ARRIVAL CT TIE UNION BRIGADE
Four hundred and eighty members o
/ tho 9Th 10Th and l1ih lava REGIMENTS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
NAMES

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Sinner Ovcrturt
J G Vermilya
John Fay
Ell Parker
n 9 Wlc,ing
James Lighbod7
Samuel Durham
w w Davis
James Fowler
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
FOR WHAT PURPOSE CLAIMED

IGrand Juror certificate Sept. term 1862 is So So
Grand Juror ccrtife ate Sept. term s62 300 800
service ~ Grand juror Sept. term sG2 500 800
killing Wild cat LOO 100
publishing proceedings Of board Of
Supervisors at their Sept. meeting
1852 20 90 20 90
service trustee of York township $50 $50
killing two wolves 200 200
killing wolf 100 90
clerk Of election Of Howard township 200 200
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15
NAM E.S

NAMES
~s1.-.,~1~-.@>>--,
4 4 Mason
Daniel Council Sr
Alden Antrim
s'amnel Durham
Charles l'nger
q w Morrison
John lsamslell
Geo w Scloy
John Coadv
Armstrong Il Shanklsn
A j Churchill
} ,mes Brooks
John Coaay
John Coady
r Chapman
J II Stluble
] NJ Shanklin
James Z Fisher
II T Badly
II T Badly
Galley & Johnston
Galley & Johnston
Elkanah Cracraft
Elkanah Cracraft
Elkanah Cracraft
Armstrong & Shanklin
j II Cary
u rorrcnce
R w Fellows
James =. Henry
II. Johnston
Members Of the board
Of Supervisor.
Aaron Baker
II e NJ Wells
Vim Hillmon
+ NJ Fiske
4 A Bartholomew
/ 3 Nelson
I.usc Lane & Co
West Wilson
Philip Butler
Il G NJ Wells
Philip Butler
G s Barton
n b Hiatt
w Bowen
Andrew Wise
T L Downs
Joseph Powell
Nathan Harmon
John II Thomas
l. Slotl.iarl
G J Stevens
] L Allen
John NJ Hall
Mills & Co.
" alaemer Granger
Simon Oyorturf
Joseph Prescott
p Cronhurst
Daniel O Gardner
Joel Hoag
John Bishop
y + TAYLOR
James Il Graham
4 J Wheaton
David D Appellate
Orphcns King
4 /. Knns
Abel Sheldon
James r Graham
David Babb
Isaac Butler
a j Stewart
Michael Herigon
A List Of COun
approved ]
ANfES
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

OrGANIzED.--The horse force of the
9th cavalry has been organized, and
arranged by hundreds, according to
color. There arc several companies Of
bays, one or two ofgrays, one OF blacks
and one Of creams, and some mixed.
Capt Ainswor,h drew the blacks which
is probably the most desirable color
The regiment musters over Thousand
men aud twelve hundred horses.--( la.
yenport Democrat aud News.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

ID. A. Mahony has again taken the
editorial charge Of the Herald.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

CoLoRADo.-Th amount Of gold taken
from the mines Of Colorado during the
past year was about six millions OF dol
lars, and il is confidently expected that
the yield Of the prcscnt, year will be
twelve millions. The Territory has
about thirty thousand inhabitants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-01-15

The wool clip Of Michigan for the
year 1868 is estimated at five hundred
thousand pounds.
Last Monday gold commanded pre-
MUM Of Al cents III New York.
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sesreue usberiesaus tes nntertanti6sn grercHiHaS, Hmo U,
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Son ssew OrIeans nnb Sapana.

Rem gurf, 9. Scat. Der Dampff'
nWoratus Star"i, ppn Msp Orleans ON 80.
Npril, 1T pta Sabana btar etusstrofen. Gin
G9sit bon Gen, 8apfs' &tabe upb Iein 0ri
pat.@ eFretdr Mrs Eudsr baianost li9 ala
BaTasters an 8osD. Der Qsstsrc Bat Dope
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tleiuen S6eileS TN Dofen 8tIlb BON 0gebla
ruaren. Oar Ser. Gt. DamPfer Nnne Batte
g petbGAti8 au.ftbshpe Sampler I6estplt,
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unterGu1ea lguEe, ueraulabt bate. a4eiaaa
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Ste ssattOuol ; gluI.lbc.

V6ttabetp9ta, 8. Nlat. Oar @snel
raj SubIcsiptiens Nssnt naetbet sinem MbI
18luB BON 81 ,o42, 600 am bsutieen Sage fiji
btr 5s2O NatiVnal AnleDe.
VDtfabelpbtQ, 10. Nlat. Say Gpcff.
Der &eeisrun8Sd8eat 60 dm Somltog fur 2
Nltl, 5-20f 8cnbs p9rr3hffsss eJ}af Gausen
belief TA Der @ertauf In Der pei ftOiffmcm Nodbe
aaf s Itu, Dollars. Der @elannltDstra8
Der In ben SerI3teOentn Std6ttnanno Staoten
6trfauftsn8 Onos tel6u1t ltG duf $68, 3,18O.
Der Nadsug Der 9UDfer'lNfn Nrmee bat
ben 0erfouf 6er 8onbs ntGt Derminbert. neil
man di6erSen9t III, DAP otttpe Sferattunen In
8trsinten lOfOrt ptecer aufsenpmmsn perOen.
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1n,lrthrr6anhInnaeu.

SIN GrtmtnalsertGt tamen fol-
9en0e Safe sur Sertanblung: Gb. Dsnnts
fparoe .mseen 0irts Int Bellevue @artta am
@ounta0, tsn 26. Npril, nm $50 neblt SO
ltfn g%efvaEt.
Dss 0al 6e3sn S. 8yOpn, Ueldsr feline
BerEcn tn GjeGenrratt ser TamiIie ses Serrn
S. 9lrris srponirt Bats mnrbe ge8en 3ab'
laua Der Soften teigsIs8t.
Su Der &lags 9esen st. M. @neeripn,
re0su @nagilfs aul Gb. 9esbert NIT Fem Ses'
l.tde, ibu 5u betaubsA, 0tl9 Der SFaat5an-
,palt gegen 3ab!urg Der Soften Elm Gtst sin.
Die eegsnlsitise 4:'9rifssR la9e ooa s.
DalterS unD German M9erS ipuype Bis gum
5arala9, psa. %, OsrlGpben. &benfo wurts
pie eegenlsitigs &tase BON ST.. 8urtart nnS
5eaaetis &upp, tpeSen Aa8riffS auf nadlitsn
ESam(tag psrlt8t.
Die &la9e 9ssen s. @eabpn, Q: DanlOn
nnO ". Sane psssn Nnsrtfs arf Tr, Sbar
wugce 6stBsle8t. 4.'so'a
Der Sat ssgen 8. 5pub pesen @!Ota auT
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9n9rifs Quf 9aeob Ourbtance, pel6en Es
nit eineln Stads Sol; selalaBen ba'ts, lin
ST nsbR 8oitsn9eltgaft.
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bent,iben 8strasens unb an9rtfs aaf liorY
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Nugrtfs auf 8n. Mari9 NIT Der AbtA' 81
~tSSpSs,,, ipurae ber 8rnnb Sass aber'risleS.
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palIte ~mtBbanbstt bate, erbielt Qnastie
auf Gtaotfolten fur cine WcGe. aa
9. SpgedlemsYer, ner Qiauer am Scnata!
~psrtauft tatie, wurDe UNI 500 neba Golter
bsRraft. ma %
Sn Ger &lase stSea 9cuile uno 0sborul
See tpesea Gngrifs ouf S. 9teaD purbe @rtet
l9uiOi9 b%sfun0sn, Q'sters frstseIprOden.
:, Ser San gsSsn bic 8artiSen W. 9Owat'
we8tn @tttneieg tpurpe sub curia Sslfsdt.
Die 0ranO Sup trait %aulamrnen, wurS
. isbU9 f9tisBli6 entIonen. Der Gert6tSbr
psrtaetf ii6 fur ben seSen~arttsen 1srmtl
. miro jstch berte WtOrsen cen Mat'Sermt
%6e9lnnsn.
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Neuessbrunfa in gsinOpsfi. st;

80 tor, s. 8lai. 9atbtu0's Wpl,
SptanereI In Dtaoo5fi, ST., foarpe MittpOG
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8erluR brtrdst $50, 900 uaO ~ in 8oRen
perltdert. elnstas s5sas
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gauaubiaham'S I~1rtIeil.

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rt6t BAT Das In gadanei9bcm'S Yrc0le &C.
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hun9 miro erf 0sgmttte:lt etnsr 0eneral Srpe
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Nnfau g efutlenen O~utes.--
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an8etlagt, Ga6en getouft ;t baben, 8un bensn
ct trubte, baB lie gefoblen traren. Bts 3un,
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Srn. W%etienhetmer fir 800 &(eiber enttpen.
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aufSabsbsn. 13.s $3.50 M tju n309f ANTS
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@ 6err 3ba8. @stI6tY tpirb bemte
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I .aus4a MnfCroert,n8
Aur @rrnn0una e|nga ull1en Nnnhernil

Da fdniutlt9s 49auotsfits, WtI9. In meinsn1 scfaIe ibre
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5It- 9fs. Stefnn, ettsbtassr Iisst eta y,ie
nset eth Grtst IN 0r Mcder.Ofiee,
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Die asaGaaitre ses ,9tnalO saron."

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DIE Expedition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

rsrrpcn IN xsHrucKY- BrssltaS np Of Phi.
u NsssisSs 81 he Yaakses The Hs'trncrs Sas,
Of ths l9sh INST. has Ga fcllo~irs disps.eh:
YRAsKroRr KY., Yss. 70 --Ths rebel sympa-
th,ssre Of this Stxts sfSsrf ied here to day csen
ally for the purpess Of mnx'ng nominations Tor
the August elect on The House Of segresenss-
tives By decided yots, hssing fefuzed ne asa Of
Delega.es from fcrty counsiM were pEesent.--
David Mesriwekther was elected Chairman, who,
ON taking the chair, said he hoped tho Ocrventicn
would 90 nothing tha. good aud io7ai titsSens
should not do Ia tbs mesnsins 'ess1nsnt o.
sDleisrA with axsi bAyoness, formed IN sfont OF
the theatre, and when ths call Of the coun.iss was
msde Col Gilbert appeared sad cGnsed 70 &c fsa0
tie following order:
sRsIishls information having been recsived q
these headquarters thst a rumbes. OF rebel tpaes
and enisssrles are In this city,is IL ordered ina:
NJ, rarnyng now pere not resident. or members OF
the Lsxisia.nrs, OF oficsrs OF the STATE Govssnr
nent will forthwith leave taeir names - these
hosdd usrtees accompanied with satisfactory rcsr-
erces a. " their loys!sy to We Gevernmsns
Col Gilbert took she stand and ssid to FAC I'll.
tate proceedings and save tbs Convention trouble,
he with bis Adiutans, woud take tbs names OF the
delegates as they wers called. he said mere ~ 9
thega hers wh I'm va know TO be rebels OF the worst
kind under d;ssuise Of the name Ds1arcras. Tou
have sssenshie5 hare With the hope OF psrfscsiog
your designs bu. II wli ms CO. Regulated by the
i ,islstuEe WHO have refas.d ycu the uss Ut tlsr
hsil, Democratic pspex seorDing End diaoWning
you. there Il no use Ia your holding convention
n Kentucky.
aNons hui men Of uadoubtss .o7a.ty TO The
0oyeInmers vii b. allowed 70 run for sny cmcs.
and suoh inee,ines 81 this you shall not hold
within sae limits Of my conJaand. TO avoid Oni-
Guilty you viii dispsfss 10 your hoa: end In fu'
TUE des;s. nom 81 sush attempts "a prssspissss
asjeurne / aftsfe is excitement in The city,
boz no 6is3gGsr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-28

Mayors Cos;rt. Friday xe5'y 81 john Webb
was caacse2 u.th assaui-ing Cumberland G.. Iox
with spiHt3l end qsce TO give 500 secIsI,y
indulge IN c:o-e such freaks s4f enc yesr f. ON
date r,.n r,oora eharsai with ssse,,,;,.
70, he ca Q, 'hs spota"cod aouze sy.sh sa
Simon j aooes cs ssrs;gaed for exar.ixa
IRON faLfcso ca-pM' "se Jannhs Ell pre-
ticaNhas shs vouusg resolved % Jaa.ss
Guiding ais attendance Is esss eoEtf.res.. !
nearly cost his life at the hga6= OF Moare. HA .--
his heed be@se1 into jelly yet, ST er sll this suf
ian fslea &c get tia Iiossey b, es5 in sssfeb OF.
David II. PRESTON rad Peter w e. noSs wers
asra:gasa foe buss.ariaaay hEes ;s Eato she stors
stealing pair OF shoes and & atm Of money. Ths
case wxs c-ntiused until Saturday. Aiie- tEs
sbcve parties .rere identified. with .ise robbery q.
spasin'a. tie efhsers Ecuad rlass where Prea.cn
had expended CSC CT tbs stolen lands IN the t.trs
CHASE Of benGss for fsn1a;e acGasintsncs -
A1rtha olive Uf j as T. Ysugaaa MAS 81 aMiaed
for tn atten:yt TO Murdzr ann Infant daughter III
her isster, by Iaasas CT pois N, 1o.s Ghs ama,
Uttered 10 il. The sxsinicasicn resulted ias hsr
being committed fer tsai befogo the kass.ugs
Court.
EeeuritT fer gooa tetaTior was re iirsa of Jas
BsAer snd Cata=siue Sunmerd, for entering tae
house Of s1s * ri ht e scs.-xoas lsnnaf and
disturbing TIE iaznas. thereof
Vim. NigB.oa, charged with sssaa.:ng Henry
Weiohold vita loaded pistol, was osiled 10 up-
pss- On tie sd OF March and undeI &c an ex su.ina
yion.
ESQ., Major. drunk ana aisorier.y in lac Theatre.
wes nneG g.
Jacob Eaile, fres negro, without { register sTas
comni ted tit. Msrch 81