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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
CHEERING NEWS
ii o 0 X or A d q n C q 3

The daily papers are now laden with
news from the army Of the Potomac
the sum and substance however may be
condensed into the following:
Gen. Hooker has crossed the Kappa.
hammock and is not only in possession of
Fredericksburg but Of tho first line OF
the cncmy's Notifications. A part of
his forces, under Gen. Stoneham, have
got in the rear If them and have cut
their railroad connection with Rich
mond. Considerable skirmishing had
been done, and some fighting with some
parts Of the army, but no general en-
gagement had yet taken place. It is
thought that Gen. Hooker's plans were
to make them fight upon his chosen
ground or force them to surrender. An
important battle will doubtless be the
result.
Mr.. Peter Rosellc Of Oswego, n. T.,
attained his one hundred and tenth
birthday, on the a2nd of last April.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
3G8
Very Latest,
An Important battle fought

A very important battle was fought
by llookcr's force last Saturday AMI
Sunday at Charlottesville about ir,
miles south west Of Fredericksburg.
Our forces gained some advantage.
The slaughter on the part OF the rebels.
was immense. Their dead were pil..l
i'll heaps. Sigcls old corps, command
I'd by Gen. Howard, became pam.
stricken and fled in confusion; the cue.
my then gained upon our right. Hook
er sent llis old division under Gen. Der
~ to receive them upon their havonefs,
which they did and checked them. ~.
gained some ground ard have them,
hema,sd in between lockers aud Sedg-
wicks forces. The advantage il now
on our side and the rebels have lost
Gen. Hill. On Sunday We took 1000
prisoners, besides 4 number Oh Satur
day.
A ~hor. late despatch says the battle
was renewed on Monday attended viii,
terrific slaughter, on the part Of Tho
rebels who were repnlsed. Bridges are.
cutting off their retreat To-
Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
GEy. ulOOkERs TESTIMONY.

We invite the careful pcrnsal Of Gen.
l1ooker's Testimony, before the Investi.
eating Committee, upon McClellan's
Gencralship. This testimony, taken in
connection with that Of several others,
before the committee, shows up Gen.
Mcclellan in his true ligh,,-as one Of
the most gigantic humbugs Of the age.
a huml ng tha. has cost this country,
millions OF dollars. and thousands upon
thousands Of precious lives. Who can
measure tho walls and means, of wild.
ows and oprhans, made so by this stu
pcndous blunderbu>? And, yet we have
men-thank God the devil has q lean
on the most.o them, because they be
long to the Copperhead stripe-whe
still think that Mcclellan made a >plcn-
'd.a General, just the man for the times.
OF course the Cops would think 50,
because he is one after their stripe be
ing v,ry careful not to insult the ma.
.jeshc dignity Of our southern Brethren.
A correspondent in our paper to. day
gives \ number Of very good marks b,
which We can determine Copperhcad
with certainty. We will add this one.
Yon hear q man speaking well Of Ne
Clelan's General>hip, and you are list.
ening to the Kisses Of a Corpelhead
who at tho same time is endeavoring to
lnfusc into you his subtitle poison.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

Tuscumbia, on the Tennessee river
in Alabama has been captured by our
forces under Gen. Dodge.
The rebel Colonel Chalmers held the
place. Our loss was 100, that Of the
enemy not given.
The battery Of two guns, planted by
our forces opposite vicksburg, on the
point, has been removed for want Of
ability to handle them with effect.
The Government, through Gen. Grant,
has donated to Mrs. Wittcnmcyer, San.
itary Agent for the State Of Iowa, four.
teen bales of cotton, the proceeds Of
which are to be used in procuring san.
itary stores.
Acorrospopdent ofthe[N. Y. Herald
says that Gen. Banks fought and gain
ed three battles, and forced the enemy
10 loose three gunboats and three trans
ports, all in three days, and he took
from them between fourteen and tif-
teen hundred prisoners in three days.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

scoundrel and should be tr, atea as
such. There are just such men IN 1ama
County and they complain if they are
called scccssionist. The writer knows
several who have used that language
TO hm within three months. When
YOU hear man either ON the stamp or
in private conversation telling OF the
errors Of the government, the wrongs
of the South, the aggrcssions OF the
North &C., and never hearty earnest
word for the government, never an
honest depreciation Of the rebellion,
having one word in favor OF the North
and one hundred in favor for the South.
you can tell where that mans heart is.
When YOU sec a man refuse to sign the
pledge of the Loyal National League
(which is printed in another column of
this paper, and which all should read
and sign En- you may know that that
man is an enemy to the government, n
bona tidc copperhcad.
There are many o,hc, marks by which
you can tell the reptile, such as sncaring
1T, and refusing to attend Union meet
ings, rejoicing at the interruption Of
such meetings and the shooting Of men
attending them by the X. &. G., re
joicing when cur soldiers desert, rcfns-
ing to assist the families of soldiers who
have went from their neiehborhood &c.
But / have enumerated enough, every
true man can add to them. In other
localities the reptile may hive other
marks, | am referring to our latitude.
Some Of these marks arc sufficient
singly, hut when you come across a
snake that has two or more Of the prom
inent marks described above, yon need
he ut no loss in determining that it be.
longs to the clamny specics--Coppcr-
head.
UNION.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
From vycsaern vlrglnia

The rebels have been making quite y
raid into Western Virginia. 1t was
thought at one time that their forces,
variously estimated AZ from 900 to
$4,000, would attack Wheeling
or make a raid into l'ennsyl.
vania but Baltimore dispatch Of the
End says that their forces again tusned
Southwark after repnlsing Col. Multi
gan's forces, taking $50 prisoners, dc.
stroying one large iron railroad bridge
east of,hnt place, and five other smaller
bridges within thirty miles west Of there.
Three bridges on the Parker'sburg
branch and twenty miles Of track were
also destroyed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

The following is the "Chicago Jour-
,.als'' condensed account Of Gen Banks
late success in Louisiana.
"The details Of Gen. Banks Tcche
Expedition have reached us by way Of
New York. The telegraphic reports Of
lis successes were 30. at all exaggerat-
cd. He moved with large and SPLEEN
,idly.apm'n'cd army, into the most fer.
tile and the richest district Of Louisiana,
and LA. sweep: all opposition-and the
rebels we're in strong force and well
pns,cd--bef'sc :lsim, gaining highly i'm
! orian, advantages. lie has very con
siderably contracted the area Of snbsis
tance Of The rebel troops in Louisiana
occupying the groaxi from which the
supplies Of the enemy at Port Hudson
wore drawn. --latest adsi .es, he was
svceping on, making clean work. There
is abundant evidence in the detailed ac-
counts Of his operations, that lie has dis
played high qualities as commander,
joining sound Judgment in planning the
expedition, with skill, energy and brave
ry in executing it. During: the fight
ing he exposed himself in cool and dar
ing style. never tlinchng from the fire
OF the cncmy's si,arp-shooters snl ar
tillery, several OF his escort being killed
and wounded"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

Gen. lockers army, Or the greater
part OF it, is now across the Rappaha-
mock, aud we believe, that il the rebels
will stand Dire, an impor,ant battle will
soon take place in that region fa,oable
to the Frderaliarms and that the tables
will ID turned in orr favor, for We have
much confidence in Gen. Rockers mill
tary powers. The opportunity for him
70 make or unmake himself is now at
hand, and we doubt not he will give a
good report Of himself.
4. 5. The fighting is going on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Pledge OF the Loyal National
IIe0Eue.

1--WE the undersigned citizens Of the
United States hereby associate ourselves
under the name and title Of the Loyal
National League.
We pledge ourselves to an nm.
conditional loyalty TO the Govern
mcnt Of the United States, to al
unwavering support Of its efforts to
suppress the rebellion, and to spare no
endeavor to maintain unimpaireL tn.
National unity, botl, in princiI al and
territorial bonndry.
The primary object Of this League is
and shall be, te bind together all loyal
men Of all trades and professions, in a
common union, To maintain the power,
glory and integrity Of the Nation"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

BARsrM's DoGs-The great show
man has eongrega'cd mass meeting
Of dogs II the Museum, and seems 10
havs ransacke,l the antipodes tor I'M
ique specimens OF the canine fraternity.
Such collection of curious ours is I'm
cquals.l. The mas,itss, terriers, p..intc,s
poo,llcs, settlers aud hounds, are on OK
hihition ut all hours, without extra
charge, and are we'll worth seeing. IL
order to accommodate the rush Of Wis
itors. Mr.. BarnuM ha. been obliged to
construct an additional entrance to tn.
second sAloon.--N \. Times, 2s,h.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

A gentleman, who recently escap
ed from East Tennessee, says that the
rebels are 80 enraged vt the loyal citi
zens. they frequently snoot them down
while cutting wood or blowing. Tn.
approach Of rebel cavalry, il y signal
for general flight to the woods. The
Union men hide by hundreds in caves
thickets and ravill"s.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
UNION.



Agreeable to call made for Union
Democratic meeting, the citizens Of
York and Oneida townships met at The
"Liyhboly' School House OH the even
inc oil the o5,h ult.
The meeting was organ;z a by choos-
ing j. Harden, Chairman, and G. G.
Mason Secretary. Speakers wcre ex
pec.cd from Dayton, but as they did
not arrive the meeting resolved itself
into kind Of Union love feast, and
all had ak. Mr. Mason being called
upon for . speech, gave short history
OF the rise and progress of our nation
till the commencement Of the rebellion !:
Mr.. Edwards spoke upon the duty ot
American citizens to support the Go
vernmcnt Rev. q. Crawl 'rd spoke
upon the origin Of the war; Mcssrs
Safer, Harden, Hull, Wiles, Mcizner,
Barr and others spoke upon the beauties
Of the ''Institnli,n'', and, as The three
first named, had been residents of Save
States, their remarks v orc very edifyine
NJ. Alexander said that although he
was foreign born, he would checrtiulIv
support the Government ofhis adopted
Country. Some shots were fired al tie
Abolitionists. and Mr.. Mason was cal.
led upon to define the term Abolitionist
this he proceeded to do, end gave an
expose Of the principles Of the different
political parties in our country. MI.
Hull supposed thst all Aboli,ionists
were Anal y,ma'ion;sts. l reckon he
got little light Oh the sal.iec, from
Messrs Safer, Edwards and others. Mr..
Barr gave II biological description
If the "Nigger race, which was vcry
edif,ing especially as he appended
long tail to one class Of that species.
After these matters were fully discussed
and all had come TO the conclusion that
slavery sas a great evil, The following
resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Rcsolrea, That we love tho Union,
and that we will ever support our Go
vernmrnt in its Chords t. maintain il.
Resolved, That we have no sympathy
with the Rebellion and its abctors, and
we believe that the secret order known
as the Il. G.. C's. are no better than the
rebels and deserve punishment as such.
Resolved, That we believe that If he
negroes are to be benefited by the
war, they should be allowed to fight.
Reselyed, That We ardently hope that
the Government will crush the rebellion
and its cause, before j; lays down the
sword.
Resslred, That We will aid the families
Of Volunteers as long as they are in
need.
Resolred, That we heartily endo:se
the Emancipation proclamation OF the
President, az a war measure.
Resolced, That copy Of these reso-
|utions be forwarded to the "Iowa
Transcript for publication.
]. HARDEN,
G.. G. Mason Chairman.
Secretary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07

SArlsrlED-Many housewives who
have been using Soda for years have
become satisfied that De!and & Co.'S
Chcn,;ca! igaleratus is better for all
purposes than soda. and therefore can
not be induced to use Soda or any
other brand Of Saleratns
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
G. G. Mason
Secretary.

Such meetings are conducive ofgood
think, and should be held often, as it
enables us to compare views on Political
and National matters, and thereby ar
rive at truth, and gain knowledge.
We are right side up, down this way
and keep the bali rolling. 0. r.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
New Adveriinu,aenas.
NOTICE.
CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MlSSoGRf 2lTER
RAIL. R0A1

II accordance With Resolutien " 10, Fl.
ecutivs committee Of this company passed
April 18th 1863, notice 10 hereby given that
SC, Pardss Secretary, and u. ". Walker
chief Engineer, are the only authorised
Agents u this Company t. osl!est and receipt
for payments on the Capita! Stock after this
date, and receipts given BY other parties will
not be recognised By the Company.
BY order Executive COMMITTEES
3. G. PAkDEE.
Cedar Rapids April 9th 1863.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Estray Horse

Taken up BY +. W. Bacon residing in onei.
do Township Tams County lows. A dark
bay hcrssfabout u hands high. black name Il
tail and legs short jointed, hsavy badied and
have been made By harness Or aa1dls; sup
posed to b six or seven years old, appraised
ct 8 90.
Preceding had before 3. DiskSrson Justice
Of the Peace.
April 18th 1868, p. p. AfPLE4ATE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07


The Methodist parsonage at Alba
was cggcd by a set Of cowaraly Cop
perheals a few nights since. The deed
WAS done while Union meeting war
in progress at the Methodist Church,
building Of that place.
SnURyY and ScoRFULeus.-Ernp
tons will soon cover the bodies Of those
brave men who IRE fighting their coun-
try's battles Night air, bad food, and
drcnchings rains will make bad havoc
among the strongest. therefore let every
man supply himself with HOLLOW
AVS OINTMENT, il is = certain cure
for every kind Of skin disease. Only
Is cents per pot.
Fighting still continues between the
French and Mcxicans. The news is
brought that the French had entered =
part Of the town of Puebla, with loss
Of nearly 600 killed and wounded, with
fair prospect Of taking the place.
Another report claiming to bc later
says they were finally repnlsed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
W. =. IlILLERll. D.
TolAd0 IOWA.

A 4OloQO iowa.
Offers his professional services to the citi-
gems Of Tams County in the practice Of Med.
ieine, Operative Surgery 4 Obstetrics. Dr..
Miller has had thirteen years experience In
tho treatment Of Wcstern Diseases IN Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his prefes.
sien. to merit share Of patronage.
He would call attention to the following
statement, made BY his former patrons in
Waterloo, Blackhawk Go. Isws.
Toledo April 0otA 1853. vSa12. :.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
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n. C. wIETING, Enron.
49, S.
TOLE ID %, low a.
THURSDAY MAY :, 1863.

Nessrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our
authorised Agents in The City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements and Sub
sasiptions.
Essy- Mesars Horace A. Shaw, ( Co., s. Park
Row, & l45 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
N.Y. MessrsS. NJ. PETTENt;lL ( Co, No. 3
Park Row, New York, & 6 State st. Boston
nre our Agents for the fowa Transcript, in
those cities and are authorized TO take .4dver-
Aisemtnts and Subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-05-07
Lat'st War News

4 great rally at tie PHOTOGRAPHS
GALLERY IN TOLEDO.
The undersigned has refted the Ambrotype
Gallery formerly occupied BY J. 6. Miller and
now prepared to do good work q low figures.
He solicits the patronage Of the people Of
TAma and adjoining counties.
Room In The seooni story, opposite No Post
Office and epsn fro = . N 70 8 ?. N.
v4n46ly J. g. MONA
, 1863-10-26
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Quinn Jane miss 2

Robinson Harriet mias
Richardson Mlipn miss 9
Koan n1ra
Richardson Kate miss
, 1863-10-26

JudsonSeymour Jones T II
Johnson s n JohusoonenEyP
Jewett Samue1P Josden J Il
johnson SamEN JoLes j 8
JohnsonF taucls jackson JasseW
Joses 8 r Jackson Jacob
Jatrrt Folsom Jackson JH
johnson FP johnson Isaac q
JeonmungerTW " Jackson Joseph
J0hnsouHenr3AJoues Joseph
Jsylcs Henry Jacobs John j
Jones u L Joh1son Wm
Jacob Henry johnson Wm
Jacobs Henry JohAuuot n 81
Jawett Henry G Judsoa Walter Z
, 1863-10-26
@l)ifago Qribn1re.
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining uncalled for in the Chicago Post
Gtilcs,
, 1863-10-26
BEAD AND REFLECT.


Make sure c; HEALTH. "Du. hoE,"you ak
We answer. Its an easy tssk.
Strengthen the STOMACH and sustain
The NsRyks. the servants OF the brai1
The L1vK7 Keep in act1ya plsy.
and BrGULATE, rom day to day.
Each ofgn1 aid. on Natures plan.
Bzace and refresh tho 1SyKH Nan.
And liza watch. thats kept in chime
BY constant care with railroad time,
Tie systcm'B tone AID strength renew.
Ard thereby cheer the SPIRITS, too,
"How."you inquire. "can this be dons.
This Victory DER Diseasea ba won7"
~HosTxTrKH's ETTTHEs," we reply,
Is HKA1zu*s auF8Ea3 PRorEouoH-rx7!
ASS means of regene1atrE the disorderod and en.
teeb!ed sssteu regulating every junction Of the lnte
nal organs zevty1ng the Geursssed Spirits tnE4gozAne
the constitution and prolong1ng life. no medicinal
either Of tho past or the present ts, haa
been 10 completely and universally successful u
, 1863-10-26
MEN OF ILLINOIS

Yoz Ere skaln su1noued to rally aro1nd tns
dear old FisE. XouE sponsaneoa. ana kiottaa9
ukr1L tikm hHd ttsre7to Hora than equalke&
sIy ~ totntiy. @2e1isn.olr is.s;s = ~
o7eth7or Il esuJ In sue dad NO nsees 5tasa oas ~
t1oSd record Ihs1soe lon = r. ~ ,tssEssc; r.
stilaE-t sans Of TAG Aepub1'c- AIeW o.1 moro az
Tsea<on dIes rhe endis nrAr. -FOUR csuatsJ .<ata
the bAtI.a Bear:Ed he,caj who O. aud 90 go!ioHE
"a d. nava E,kae tae n.na Of ulte osAn teroxte
Wis 1Eha1sss,y wo,tsy aliso II b gsattnda 1ox
your r8st ach1As amartB and h1E IA IN 1ou- AN1lW
10 vin 10. Eo:e during rt=cwn Ilno,shns! 70 tnG
reid afaln! y hu1 trsda aud tscnsana and aaat =
the nEs. kfrt II shall bring It's lofcrcA DaSon Of
Eeeysslo, to th dast forever 70. living or dying.
Ill his CouN1GGWe and thu Esnnnlc o.t1A y00s
md Je1f hamea and memories Be lnE1n1tN;
JAXE8 OAKEH.
Lieut. Colonel ssa q. g. Cavalry.
oe1S c2o43M a. A. Pro- liar. Gen, III.
, 1863-10-26
PILLS. Much

~ oALAI - - - 1Lk/1s --- MUCH
11. Truth Ii d small Conp.Ars D4HAXGE4xxr OF
LIE ShcAAcI AAp ~oWkLs ke& ptu;la ~ cocvtf-
ssnt ~ tee LIS! ntE l.: Nhc c6 the .on eased
Sr4t ft ttoE.s CT ENa Ire Es'"lc tu'csL the t4c.t
III Of e!tr: IN. tic ~. Vi 1Ie iIEEk ars -ts
ltrce lhe great nj cssts for pf.se-vaE tta stomach
r. toH' 6 s:.d at4:;hF c21 dlsoa. Notstog hiss
VI bet uitctv:set ncrt 6nt for tts than hxi
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~ liver bowels Ena citcutsftou IL httiaNs dtaoI de.s
sla'n'E hesrscr, plea ard CO iltrv thee Il E1a.L
S.neN u!e which tteusta Incl acrtaie krH he1cAl
ftfAltA. GCSitnJG-1w
, 1863-10-26

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tnrG. Ec:c pro:1etcr knt ruA1uf3E..1-Sr ct =.
@,L1ss'2 s PA*E*.. AETltlClt-L Lao. hGs sEG:
cult Eh:c hAe 4r.o:u'+G hir =: supply tten to di=
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= edtEle stteuftnp Hss4d ..,- raA .ph.es
&c iC1 Sks Ecp1nu9Ss.lm-M WaF
, 1863-10-26

sr3et I! 3asp psse xilh tka dataa1d1 d TIA tss.
thk cHh1ic tho 1ah1RRars Gf tE1s pcpula. fo1t8 ~
added naly tnPfova!s e1ta during tbs ysnr 1ad. 81
Eith u eolnechcE4 viii be found IN al :eSoSsa
TflzSk1 E14AIi RtIUTG t. 81. tie Ea7tsyn cities II
f1sGs L 912a h1Izk:ec. nd catYal1 frae fQx ~
, 1863-10-26

4 DR., WffF1EIUFb
VEG PILLS,
TIE Y. .rArpec certAiu er.e for FIsTULA. BLIND
Or BLEEDING PILES.
We would csut1. n IL who are v1ctIus 10 1tis dis
.essog coz 1A.nt TO 4valc the Of external aprn
1attor1 they reeuit only Il AEa*xt1g the dsea5e
Dr.. TITFifl4Ds = remed5 refooyes tho cAuee ct tee
.tsea5c. AID arec:k .. 1nal EFT cQ.e
THIS Is EU QVA & MEDICINE.
There Pills lave beeh tried the 1AAt sevc1 yeArz
- T. % Instance havs tasy fs:,td e cure
J. YOUNG. Role psopT1otot,
81 Broadway, II. 7.
For et1e by BLISS 6EERP IA LsEn s.r eat. Gil
s5rr kE9-n.S1G-$sa
, 1863-10-26
A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

T. crs,:: e. 1t III An.lony II the ec1asl Urgaas 10
e!iA,e = hssit az ntt-se vim Tses tlss On sesf:
and lae ,. VII - Auth. 9 flAa at TTeattaa1t-the
orls rttonM q Successful m< Do Of car. g ehow1
by tue report q cAtte fEextu0 y ful adviser to
lie xrrisd a1 1htse ltcaplstt, r:a rage. wbo
eu;et1a!n dooo;s Q: tteiz phSkcs. coad tto1 eeut
te of postage to A1nFtsA receipt OF Is cH1tA,
IL stamps o.: a. ca1rencs. By e1dseesinE Or. La
Cfs!lA, fo. 81 Ak:en Lana. albany. n. +.
rr11ttG,Sfr
, 1863-10-26
j. W, TUTTLE,

Henersl Western Agent. 10. stats stz ee+ Chicago
rcA y1A93 Sir
, 1863-10-26

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oMcGillln e Mickey John
Mcclure Frank Mccullough Juo
III c Don bugh Mc.Sleholas Jno
Thos lieut. McI.afiin Jno;
McWalte18 Geo MeElfoy Jno
E cMcMullin F MeCasltn Jno
-McNaught FrarkMcDonnell Jro
McClung StewartAcFee Jno
McComes ThosI McNicholas Jnp
McNKaster Thos Thomas
sMcGiunfs s McCasne1 VIM
-McGowan ThoB McA'pin Vim
McEinxlo NanryMcC1eary VIM
McAllester j J McDcnA1d VIM /
McMu1yay Jas CMeRe.ldy VIM
McCaba Thomas MeCallum " G
McMullIn Jas c Mccormick Wm
, McEluott James McCreary VIM
sMcco1uickJ J McGleyey Martin
Mcbride Jas A
McKown Jas 2 McMurchy Jae
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Against the vspo1s fonl prepare.
That fever ralnt the heavy sir.
Drink rct ucmIxed the water found
lnpralries. woods. or narshy ground
Il sedea,asy toll you p1y.
NATURE You NCsr Ass1sr-o8 DE-
For when debar1ed from exercise,
Foe ARTIFICIAL AID she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to PREVENT:
And II you'd be relieved Or spared
From Ills that cruth the uApakrAR1D.
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THEY are the 6ugest ANTIDU11.
80 set 1t denaccs the mlasma Of uchea!thy sos, tie
poison Of unwhslc.one water the efuvia OF crowded
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sedeotszy emp1oyeas. 1t only necessary fore
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Travis Joel Twohy Hfchl
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