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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
TAKEN ne

A ND committed to jailby tho military auhoriiiq
more recently committed by an acting Justice Of ts
Peace for the county OF Hamilton Tenn. on the 1879
Of December, 1862, negro boy, calling bis name
JOHN and says he balongs 10 VIM Jenes, Of Mem
pha. Said boy Is blayk35 ~ years old feet 81 nche
high. The ow-.ss Is requested 10 come ofwaia'
prove property pay charges and take him out q Jaw
dec2c j. n. SWAIN, Jaiot'
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VIRGINIA sALT,

HAVE a small lot Of Virginia SAT- which
keep on hand constantly at rs cts.per b, at swick'
old stand. M BRADT.
Jany. 275m*
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WANTED

A SUBSTITUTE over 40 years Of age, IN dcsm.
IN BILE branch Of the service Address W n. Il.
Chattanooga Post Office. fjaby. 2S-SH
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$4,000

TWO thousand dollarwil III be paid for stout bio
bided man, not subject to copscription, who
will 80 as substitute na cavalry company Apply
at this ollice. jany 273ta
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FOR RENT.

A DWELLING with four rooms IN The South
"A west part Of town. Possession given the first
Of February. O. II. p. WAYNE.
Jany. 27-2t*
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$3.50 REWARD

ID ANAWAY from The subscriber on tho l2th two
boys. Sam aud Hlard Sam Is about 80 years
old mot very black, feet u inches In height hnd
little grey from sickness He Is @ery bow legged, and
awkward Ia appearance, but stout active, shrewd,
and sharp featured. billiard Is about25 yearz old,
feet u inches high very black, and blacksmith by
trade. He y square built we'll prQpoItioned and AZ
times slow spoken, aud sluggish IN appearance. but
sbrewd ana sharp They will attempt 10 enlist under
the federais IN Tennessee. ! VIII give $50 for
their confinement IN Jail so that can got them and
500 for proof enough 10 convict Che white person
who has decoyed them sway. 0.I
JOSEPH G.BLOUNT,
Turkey Tow, r. o.. Cherokee Go. Ala.
Jany. &c linz
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I WISH TO sell or rent my farm of eighty acres.
il within three miles Of Chattanooga One hall IN
fine state Of cultivation. The purchaser or tenant
can also have the plantation tools and provisions,
on hand. which are ample to support the hands nee
essary to work the farm the present year.
Jany. 23-u JOSEPH Chiffon
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ncA- Tho Yankees are actively engaged in
The work Of raising tho sunken vessols II Nor
folk harbor. Tho contractor fcr tho work %
confident Of Instability 10 raise the whole feet.
lthirieen war yesscls) BY the early part Of next
Spring
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information Wanted

OF Asst Surgeon H.J. Key, supposed 10 DO with the
army stor near Chattanooga. Address,
jan25-2wt WIN, z. KEY,
Naval Comd'ts ONCE, Mobile, Ala.
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WANTED

rT0 know of the whereabouts OF j. Lewis a private
i Of the 18th Arkansas regiment. Any Information
con cerning him win be literally rewarded. / will
remain at the Central House until Wednesday morn.
ing. oT z. BAKER
chattanooga, Jany. 27-l~ 9Th Arkansas.
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STnLEN.

A HORSE saddle aud bride from me on the 2lth
"A ut. The horse was deep chestnut sorrei, cit.
ger 8 deep saddle, newly seated. will pay $50, re.
ward for horse, bride and saddle, delivered Il me
miles North Of Lafayette. Ga.
Jany 27slws ALB. JACKSON.
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A VALISE, marked r. s. Young, UlarkVile, Tenn
n exchanged between Atlanta and Ripngofd Co.,
the holder can return 70 Maj j. j. Beauchamp Chat
tanooga, Tenn, A.. O. WHY n Co., Atlanta, or Tho
undersigned at Rlnggod, Ca, and the one hold will
be forwarded as may be directed.
dec3l-lw T.. p. GLENN,
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(tLAIMS Of every description inst the Conlc1o
" rate Government settled with accuracy aud dia
patch Attends Az the Confederate States eomb
ian22-ly
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FOR SALE.

A FEW hundred gallons, superGne Gaia VIDA Wine.
"A Apply to WILLIAM j. PAGE,
Jany, 23-Ste Graysyilc, Ga,
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SALT SAITH

TINE undersigned have for sale at saltyille, Va
L. SIX CAR LOADS OF SALT, in sacks of three
bushels so pounds per bushel, now ready for ship.
ment. Persons wishing 70 purchase will address t6e
At Gladney Springs Va. by the first Of
January. Bids will be received for one or more car
loads, and the best bid offered will be accepted The
salt is Of the best quality
dcc2O-2w wiz. B. DICKINSON 4 Co,
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
RIcnxoSD, Jan, ga dispatch dated Colds.
boro, Jan. goth, says refugees from Beaufort
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M. r. HUGHES.
RICHMOND W

Attorney az Law, Cluim Agent aud Votnr
pnhllo,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

WAs,,lSG1oS. April I

WAsnlSG1oS, April H..
Commodore ellis, of tho gnnboat
Commodore Morris, has done some nee
.essary work up Ware river, tributary Of
the York. A rebel named Patterson
Smith having 10000 bushels ofcorn.
which he was bargaining to the rebel
Government mt Richmond, was waited
on by Gillis, and all his. corn on his
plantation, excepting $500 bushels say.
cd for his family and negroes, together
with 2 900 bushels of wheat, was bur.
ned. Calls used a fcrcoHof 100 men in
this work, and had to fight a large
body ofrehel cavalry. ....ss....-,
A Chattanooga tel, gram in the Rich
mond Dispatch, April 7th, says "Rob.
Johnson, son Of Andrew johnson, is re
ported captured by our cavalry q 1t
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
European Interference.

Man, people seem 10 think that there
il quite prospect Of our government
getting into a collision with England in
very short time. II seems that iron
..clad vessels arc being built in that
country cxpr' ssly for rebel service, and
that this business has been carried on
FIR some time, regardless Of in:erna.
tional law Our Government has lately
taken pains to presert this fact officially
70 the government Of England, who
have heretofore winked 1T, but s;roye
not to be informed of 1t. A protes,
from Secretary Seward agalhs. permit.
Ing this business, is now on its way 10
England, and should the British refuse
10 respect it and put stop to the bust
ness, she will be considered as having
a,scd from neutral to belirercnt
power, and really .wa"iny war against
the United States. It is really 10 be
hoped that Johnny Bull Will have the
good sense to drop his bullying practice
at this time, and act the honorable par,
by denying his subjects the rv'tr:;;r, st
filling their Golfers i'y building vessels
FOR the relpls.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
Snow Storm, In Syria.

A letter received from Beyrout, unde,
date Of 9th ultimo, states that the coun
try was, on the 9th Of February, nun.
dated by heavy fall Of rain, which
lasted four days, and on the fifth day i,
turned into regular snow storm, which
continued for two days, mnch to tic
astonishment Of the natives of the coun-
try, "lhe oldest man. of whom had
never witnessed similar occur. ence.
This snow storm vas succeeded, on
the fifth OF March, by trcn.indous
westerly gale, causing heavy damage
70 shipping, sinking fifty two merchant
vessels along the coast, and French
steame, bef,re Beyront. About six
hundred persons are supposed to nave
persisted. The crew Of the steamer
were al saved.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
4 Good Move.

We learn that the true Union blood
sn.u'e moth part Of our county is getting
considerably ~ar'ncd up, and will prob
. ably eliminate i'll ;. fever heat, If It does
reach the boiling point. at large Uaio,
meeting which they intend holding a.
soen as good speakers from abroad ear
he: secured.
These Onion meetings, are very ine
things; just now they are really II,
"salt If the earth" to save ms from iii,
stencil of Copperheadism, and to pre-
serve MS from the ruin, in which thai
ism would soon involve rs II not checked
hy such "n'spoken popular demonstr,
tions. We know from their former re.
cord, that We can always rely upon tn,
citizen: At that part Of ourfcounty f,r
the very best evidence of wide awak.
zeal for the interest Of their county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16


CIR THE BEsr.-In these days Of
practical ideas nobody will deny that a
sewing machine Is an Indispensable in
stitu,ion in every well regulated family;
hat tho work made upon good ma
chine isquite as du able and more beau
tiful than the bcs. hand sewing, nobody
will doubt; and that it will go through
As much work in = day as could be
performed in week by hand, ten thou
Sam workshops and ten times zen thon.
sand fircsi1es will testify. But amid
the variety Of machines which are Of
fercd to the public, it is sometimes diff
icult for the purchaser to decide which
is the best. The Grover 4 B .ker ma.
chine makes beautiful elastic seam,
that doesnot RIP nth wear or washing
runs almost noiselessly j. plain. simple
easy to work. and not liable TO ge, II
Of repair fastens the ends of Is ow,,
thread, and uses threads and silks d /.
rectly from the spools on whicb'tley
are bought. ut
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
The News.

Gen. Foster in North Care lima il in 9
very precarions position. His channel
% communication has been cut of BY
the rebels who have surrounded him
Reinforcements have been trying in
vain to reach him and it is thought lie
will he obliged TO surrender
HIS force Is at Washington in North
Carolina.
Our forces have attacked Charleston
but with what success is not definitely
known. We have lost however in the
engagement the Keokuk one ofonr war
vessels, and sustained some other dam.
age. One report has it that our land
force had silenced one OF the rebel bat
teries and fighting was going on within
sight Of the city
It was just two years ago last Satar-
day that the inhabitants If this infamous
city commenced the rebellion by firing
ON Fort Sumter, since which time they
have been strengthening and terrifying
20 that it will be no boys play 70 cap
ture her.
P.e. Our forces have been rspulsed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
Tread Riot In Richmond
Rirh,nl,n.l, April !.

Col. S cwa,t, Of the 2l Indiana ,e.i
mrnt, o.e Of the fourteen United States
officers just released by the rebels, aud
who has just arrived here, makes the
following statement
On THURSDAY last lie saw from his
PRISON window in Richmond grea,
bread riot, composed Of about three
THOUSAND women, who were armed with
cuhs and guns and stones.
They broke open the Government
and private stores, ard took bread,
clhfhing aud whatever else they wantel
Themilitia were ordered out to check
the riot. but failed Is do SO.
jeff. Davis and other officials mad.
speeches to the infnrated women, ard
told them they should have whatevcr
they needed.
They then became calm, and order
was once more restored.
All the other released Union officers
confirm this 9, attm"n'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
lem i,his, Tennessee. Aprll 3,
(ria CAIRO, A,ril 10

Arrivals this day from Y'nng's
Point bring intelligence from that quar-
ter TO Tuesday evening at six o'cl"ck
Gen Grant has removed his hcadquar
ters to Milhken'~ Bend, short distance
above Yonng's Point.
Gen. McClernand left the feet with
his division, and when last heard from
was at Richmond, La, twelve miles
distant. His advance guard had sever.
al Skirmi>hcs with The enemy.
Gen. Steele, with his CORP, was
some thirty nilcs from Grcenvillc, pur-
suing force otrcl,els.
Ii is not known what tie object j.
If sending MrClernanl's corps into
Louisiana, and S,eelc's into Missi, ~ippi,
u,lrss j, is 70 capture rebel cotton.
The Yazoo pass expedition returned
to Helena on ednesday, in very
dilapilatcd condition. There was not
boat in the expedition but was in
iurci more or less. Capt. Ketchum, 81
the .Chccsman, was killed by gncrrl' AS
in Coldwa,er. He was shot IN five
place., and killed instantly. Ills re-
mains go up OF the Diadem to Cincin
natl.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

ny virtue Of Zee al or Ter o c~rr.y
cou.t of rama county, Iowa male -. me hrt
Monday il April lst;3 ordering the sale ~
the realesto Of Villa n To ,s, ~eli deceased.
tn. undcrs gncd executor OF real estate NJ
Oh the 10th day Of May next At the hour IL
10 clock A, N. Of said day in front Of tho
court honee dc"r in th town Of Toledo in sail
county proceed ,osell the following rel esta .
situated in .aid county TO wit: tie 80 lth wess
f.. ar. Of the nor,l, west az section 81 ,own.
ship ~, range Is. Afro the south west ar.
OF inc south east qr. section rs, ;orn, 81 range
l6. Also west part south east ar. acc. 25.
township 81 range IL commencing st south
vest coner of same, runs thence east six
rods, thence no II eighty lrc3s, thence weat
six rods. siherce eighty rods TO beginning.
Terms ono ba!: c,sh, the balance on six
months credit, with ten per cen. interest. re-
tanning lien on he lAhd by mortgage to No :.
cure the same. Sale made 10 pay debts..~-ss-
n. WILKINS
Executor Of VIM. llonsywsll,
Toledo, April 18th 1863
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

s. TTraAAxsASp K1se.-These dis'in.
|puished masters of "the noble science
Of self aefsnle "-vide Lord Palmcrs.
|ton hive arranged cosy brnls'ng
match, 60 come off next DeceMbcr.
London is terribly excited over u. i
is the great sensation after the marriage
Of the Prince Of Wales.
King is the man who defeated Mace,
We are informed By the London St,ors
ing Life, in ,ha, elegant and classic
d alect which distinguishes the l,tera'n .
Of the turf that .from Kings fist, j"
comparison with fIcenan's, seemed q
leg Of mesetow-',, OF course there will be
the most perfect fair play. John Bull,
while the fight is in progress, will re-
main entirely neural
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
Return or the YaxOO Pass Ee-
peditiOn

II .ss. Cairo, April IL
The dispatch boat New National NJ.
lived this me,ning, from vmkshnrg ON
"Wednesday last. The most impor,a
news she brings i, that the iron clada
Louisville, Mound City, Carondoltt,
Benton, Lafayette, and one or two 9th.
era bad prepared 70 run the 'l'ckade,
and TIN, hey expeets,i,o lesec,ite the
movement on Friday OF Saturday night.
Transports were also being prepared
viii hay ma oo,tsn 6alkheads,s with
the intention 0frdnnisig by the batter
les. a s.zEa mI|4 aT
The reported arrival often. Os'erhaas
az Carthage, ten or twelve miles below
Warrenton; or the Louisiana side, with
- heavy force, is confirmed. Sa
All the transports attached TO the
Yazoo Pass expedition 'haa .ssashed
Helena, aud all the gunboata had come
nut Of The Pass except the De k"lb and
Chillicothe. which were hourly expect
ed.
40 air 81 esee 5,s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

Two weeks since six car loads Of cot
ton seed was sent ont of Cairo tor tn.
Southern and Central part Of Illinois.
A FALL.-At the lite Common Pleas
in Belm' n county. Ohio, WIN p. Si,np
son, a member Of the Belmont Bar, was
sentenced to the penitentiary for five
wears, for horse stealing. Simpson had
been twice elected Sheriff Of the county,
arid served one term III the Senate II
Ohio.
The health Of Pope Plus j. said to be
very rapidly failing, and that he canr |
survive long. ~
The Commissioner Of Internal Re
venue reports, that nearly 81 100000
are weekly received by that department
lis expected that the appointment
Of AL the Provost M.rsha!s undar the
CONSUMPTION act will be made this week
The State Of Illinois has been formed
into new military department bv Gen.
Burnside who has placed Gen. Ammcn
in command with headquarters at
Springfield.
Richmond papers of the loh sa;.
that bombardment Of Charleston was
not again commenced on the 9th.
Gen. Burnside has issued an order,
the death penalty on all who aid the
rebels.
Tho news Of the bread riot in Rich
mond has been fully confirmed.
Fredericksburg is being reinforced by
the rebels.
The rebels have ceased work on the
Notifications around Richmond, consi-
dcring them perfectly impregnable.
II is reported the rebels are concen
trating and preparing to give General
Burnside battle in eastern Kentucky.
At Franklin in Tennessee on the 1l,h
inst. Van Dorm attacked some OF our
forces but was repulsed with q loss Of
about 800. Our loss is said not to ex
coed LOO. tas ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
The Attack Cpon GEaIle kfon

The attack upon Charleston was
made by our iron clads on he 9TH
TIE fleet sailed for the purpose oi
attacking the north west face Of For,
Sumter, bs. owing to the rebel guns
rom fort Mnul,ric and Sumter, and
more particularly the obstruction, they
were obliged Ia return. They replied
nobly with their guns. The following
is from the n y. Tribune especial nc
couat.
'.After being under fire three quarters
Of al hour, all the Monitors were order
I'd back, aud ut o'clock the entire
t|eet was out Orange, and the action
ceased. Admiral Dupont intended to
renew the attack next day, but, on ~
pertaining that the Keokuk and P.,ssaic
were entirely disabled, aud three others
artia'ly SO, he concluded 70 dcsis' in
which he was sustained BY I'LL the Com
mardsrs.
"rhe Monitors were lit from 50 to
90 times each, except the Kenknk
which received about SO shots, ard
was penetrated at water mark no less
than. 10 times. She was KEEP, aAoa'
till the next morning, when she SINK
on the bar, her col"rs flying. All ON
board were saved. I'll. 1rnmsides was
hit about go times. but not damaged
"Thcrc are eleven large holes in the
side Of Fort Sumter, apparently running
thron n The walls. II
"The entire firing only amounted 10
| $50 rounds.
"AVhcn our correspondent left, tw"
nf the Monitors had sailed for Port
Royal, and others are to follow.
.Oar entire casual Mount to Is.
Of whom hu, 2 or 8 were killed =
The New York Times correspondent
saws Of the Charleston fight:
.sThe iron ships we'c exposed 10 =
concentrated hrH from I'VE ulIefen
poins--anparalleied IN the history Of
warfare. The fleet found it impossible
10 pass up beyond the Sumter, and
assume the appointed place, owing to
the obs:ructions, which extended across
tho entire channel from Fort Sumter
10 Fort Munltrie J; while above these
near tho Middle Ground, were three
other rows Of pies, aud above these,
,ebei iron clads. The feet was u
Q compelled to sustain this terrific FIRE.
q ID nobly it. did so. for Thirty minutes,
During that time, not less than $500
.h,ts we're fired by the enemy, loo DC
ing counted in a. single minute"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

ashore. These aticles ave ed
with clo,teG blood, cresting the impress.
sion that the slaughter o. kefSwas ter.
'rible. E
.The fighting between the iron "lsds
and the Forts was At distance of nine
hundred yards. The Monitors cannot
pass Fort Sumter without coming with
in five hundred wards Of the batteries.
s.Seven Monitors and iron cl,ds are
off tho harhor. Two have gone Sonth.
The Yankee machine for removing
torpelocs, called the Devil has float.
cd ashore, and is in onr hands.
"The Yankees have been repairing
oranges all day."
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

ATTENTION. CoMPANr!-Volunteers,
who expect to retain their health nnim.
paired during the campaign, must zee
% il themselves, do not trust 70 the
Army Surgeons, anpp,y yourselves with
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT.
MENT. Every English Soldiers
Knapsack contins them. Only % cents
per box Or pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
FROM CAIRO.

Gen. Ellet's feet, CARRYING the Marine
Brigade, is here yet, hut runor lays j
is to 20 mp the Tennessee snor. We
hear It aome naturalization on board
,he,J. h. Adams, and also on the Antn
crnt. This morning. we are told. the
soldiers on the last named boat threw
overheard their breakfast table ard
demolished the furniture. Cause, dis
satisfaction with rations.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16


We Learn that considerable sickness
a'as prevailed The prescn, spring in The
valley Of Salt Creek, especial, at West
Irving. It is confined principally to
children. Since the first Of JANUARY
last, children have died in the VILLAGE
1t Irving, and still othersn the vicinity
The principal deseasc is lung fever
many are attacked at first with the
measles which terminates in this d,sc2s, +.
Fifty loaded wagons, With their a,
PENDANTS from Linn and Jones Counties
passed through Irving Monday morning
cnrnuie for California.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

The municipal elections throughout
Illinois have also have been carried BY
The Unionis,s very generally. Many
towns went Union that never before
went anything but Democratic, and this
too with .agDemocrat,c ticket in the
field. Some Of the cities Of our own
State have also done nobly. Keokuk
went Union, ard Dubuque came within
loo Of it, very small Democratic ma
jori'y for that place.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
From Charleston.
The Conflict Not Resumed, but
the Iron .Clads Still There
w ashington, April II.

Washington, April H..
The Richmond Wig, Of the 10Th, has
the following: ~ e5s
"CmAnLEsros, April 8-lo P. m.-
All il qu,et. The people and the troops
are in high spirits At tse results Of yes
,erday's fight The Keokuk is certainly
81, K about 1000 yards from Morris
Island. Many pieces Of her furniture,
spy glasses, etc., Lave been washed
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

Sufficient stool ,has already been sub
scribed III NtwST ork aud Lendon to
insure tie completion Of tho Atlantic
Telegraph next year beyond doslt.
A Are occ,,sred in Chicago on South
Water Street on last Friday evening
destroying FIVE story brick buildings.
The parties were partially insuree.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16

Cincinnati, Anril 10.
Rosecrans telesraphs that Van Dorm
attacked Granger, near Franklin. h"'
vas rebnlsed with heavy loss. Tie
Federal loss in killed wounded is not
reported.
Raids on the Chattanooga and Nash
vile Railroad, at Laveryne are report
ed. A tram was destroyed, and the
rack torn up.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-16
The Elections.

The election in Connecticut has re
suited in a great Union victory. Gov.
Buckingham has been re elected for the
third or fourth time. and we secured
three congressman, q gan OF one. The
Coppe.iseads made desperate effort to
carry the State. but were most inglor.
iously defeated.