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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
New Advertissreufv.
New Advertismemty.
PATRIOTIC GLEE
Rx
II. N. HIGGINS

~ - - - - WIN A0nOs
The war for the Union has largely
given new direction an i'm, use /,
music publishing. A period Of glorious
sentiments, sharp sacrifices, and fer
vor he'll by hove Of country finds no be,-
ter nor more ready expression than il
song. Sud on, Let. me mrke the
songs Of people. and care not who
n'aAes, its laws pgominincnt among
music publishers, to ill me general de-.
mand of the time, and lead the public
mind ~ the direction at ra'rin'ic songs
the OLD established house oil NJ. Iliv.
gins, OF this ely, has KEEP, its capital
and enterprise busted in issues which
from their hands have pissed to become
staples il the music trade nftlIe country
and have met with large d, man.l n,t
oily mt their pwn counters but with III.
trade IN New York, Boston, AID other
points 1T The East The reason Is cyl
dent to all who have me, with she>e
songs Their freshness, tr.elon, purity
u sentiment and s,an..h lnv.sli,v. have
found their .cio II, THE por,,lr heart.
The latest enterprise Of ,hr house. nv set
forth in our calrm,. il one that is emin.
ENTITY liberal, and n,n>t receive The anpc-
r!l'on of the public in The homes Of lie
people, IN the camps of .us soldiers, IN
TIE rnbllr con .r't room. ia the singing
cho'l. The iirst book of lis c'lss eyer
published, the "Pa,ri tic Cleo Bmk'
Is f..l sln a. at ,hl ,y-s six Of IL. We new
sogns, in one handsome volume, 4, /,
price which Will commend itself To Ito
,"eil- since the whole are furnished a.
The r1tn9price 4 three 81 tn ch-uyts,
> ngs While m.ny Of the-snngs are re-
tailed at fifty cents apeicce. This state
ment ola business fact needs no ar.u
,nent % pscvc that Mr.. Higgins has lid
the music loviigrublie, INTERNATIONALLY
isprizel, under an oblira ION ONO com.
mon class or valna. II is nevertheless
entirely char ,ctcris,ic 81 the oldest
Music House in this city. which has
carried its name and repn' alton through.
ont the Northwest, rs without, superior
and few cquals in all that pertains t,
Music Publishing and Musical Wares
Of all varieties, as very mauy thousands
Of our music loving readers are already
and have been for years past well aware.
The country press copying this notice
and sendin. tw, ntiys cents in postage
currency to tho Publisher. "A above will
received copy of'the work by return of
mail Price of single copies rs cents.
~ 90 per dozen. Al ordors must DO
address cd to the Publisher, H. NJ Zig.
gins No. IL Randolph street, Chicago
Illinois. - as
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
The shin Canal Convention.

Mn Members Of O., gresS have
united in n call fora Convention from
localities interested, To meet IN this city
June next, to take in. discussion, and
conrer, action on ,he subject ofenlarged
canal communication between the North
ives, ana The scab nd. II will be an
occasion more mcmorabl" than any
similar gathering since the River and
Uabpr Convention in 1917. That
canal will be built The West will have
it's outlet 1t is not To bo thwarted or
Snubbel.-- Chicago Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
The Rebels Expect an Early A..
tack upon Port Hudson.
PHILADELPHIA, M mch 0.

PHILADELPHIA, Mlrch Q.
The following is from Richmond pa.
pers of the 7th:
"PoRr HUDSON ria MOBILE, March
6.-Intelligenoe, reliable and of great.
est Importance, has been received from
the front. Preparations making by
Gen. Banks army point irresistably to
an early advance. Twelve mortar boats,
the sloop Of war Mississippi, and the
gunboat Essex are now anchored at
Baton Rouge. Banks force is fully
10000. Ambnlances and litters are
being prepared. The opinion OF mill
tary men is that this point wiifbe at.
tackled in few days. The utmost con.
fidence prevails Of our ability to defeat
The enemy"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Additional Particulars OF the
Disaster ut spring 1llll.

Nashville March 8. !
The latest news from Franklin states
that cur troops fought valian,ly until
their ammunition was exhausted. Our
loss in killed and wounded is about 800.
and about 4 thousand prisoners. NJ
Ulcers we're killed. The report about,
negro rebel regiments proves false. The
rebel loss according to tEcir own state
lnents, is double ours.
Franklin, Tenn, March S.
A division Of cavalry. under Brig
Gen Minty, attacked Isnsscll's rebel
cavalry at Cnionvil!e,. some ten miles
southeast, yesterday, at half past ono
o'clock, and captured 81 wagons, 25
tents, So mules, 50 horses, all the camp.
cquipage, the uniform Of Col. Russell, a
Captain and three Lieutcl,ants, and So
privates. Two Federals were slightly
wounded; the rebels lost 80 killed and
$50 woundcd-all by sabre strokes
The eth Pennsylvania and 4th ,Michi
gan did the work. "
Look ont for stirring dispatches from
this quarter within three days, if the
rebels stand ground.
As regards the fight ana disaster Of
Thursday, at Spring Hill, there is 10
evidence that Col. Cobnrn, commanding,
omitted the necessary precaution
against surprise, and no evidence, in
fact, that our force was surprised. Van
Dorm was known TO be in force ahead,
and the brigade was solidly advancing
and constantly diminishing, when the
rebels appeared in overwhelming mum
bers. There was no ambuscadc-the
enemy simply having the numbers to
engage n% in front, and at the same
time throw large bodies upon either
flank.
The 124th Ohio. which was in the
rear with a wagon train at the time Of
the rebel flank movement, was cut of
from the main body and escaped.
The 22l WIS, Goth Mich, and 05th
Ind, were then completely surrounded,
and afie, the exhaustion Of all ammuni.
ton, having inflicted a severe loss on the
rebels, were forced to surrender.
A flag Of truce, sent to the rebel lines
On the succeeding d y b, Col. Opd,ke,
% obtain information + 0 If losses, was
prohibited approaching to the battle
ield.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
AGRECTETURAE INTERESTS

Because orr nation is involved in
war, We think it is not worth while tina,
our agricultural people VIC are LEI, y,
home should entirely ignore all interests
il their business. There is ju>t as much
need as ever Of our farmers locking well
TO their business, and awaiting them.
selves Of all means i'll their power TO en-.
nance their own interests. Among the
b:st means used to effect this end, is
lie formation Of agricultural societies,
not only for the mere exhibition Of
products, but also for the general pur.
pose ofoW Interchange Of IDEAS, upon
al agricultural subjects.
Some time ago the people Of Perry
township IN the north pant Of our conn
ty formed IN agricultural club for this
purpose. and 50 admirably have they
succeeded That tie adj lining townships,
have adopted the same system. Bu,
this is not all. These townships have
ROW formed q general association, ~
will be seen by communication on
our fourth page, to awaken a more gen
cral interest, in their noble calling.
Now this courseis highly commcnaable
and we recommend it to other parts OF
our county. Will they not also form
such club. and associations {. ~ tho Same
parl ose: What calling is more truly
noble and independent than that Of the
farmer: None; an. nore indeed could
more appropriately holl such associa-
t,ns tuf mutual consultation and inter.
cs'. Let more Of them be formed
Success to them all, and especially to
those who have already taken the lead
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

A FEW QUEER Times We know
lazy, sbifElcts, ;i'ning devils, who never
paid dollar OF isxes in their lives. who
are bowling twelve out of the twenty.
four hours about the s'enormous taxes
we are bufdened with.
No know men, the seats Of whose
pantaleons display the flag q distress
1T half mast, who could not buy toe
nail Of 4 Niger If able bodied slave
were selling at dollar dozen, who f'y
into a passion if they hear If an s:a,tack
nnon slave property.
We know nan who never did a days
work IN their liyes--save when borrow
ing or stealing was imposible-who are
bowling like wolves against ''niggers
coming to Ohio to compete with the
labor Of poor white men.
We know men who never had an en-
tire dollar IN their lives, spend hours ID
expatiating upon the dangers Of paper
currency.
There are queer people in the world.
Nine -tenths Of all the talk on the above
pies is done ny the classes mentioned.
Bucl-I,ye State.
Yes, We have some strong fighting
cocks here..m;ho arc praying and crying
for peace every day, just because they
are afraid Of getting drafted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
1t may d. no harm, says the RI.

1t may d. no harm, says the RI.
chester Union, to give the following as
a remedy for scarlet f-,er, upon the au-
forty Of one who has seen it tried re-
peatedly, ard without a failure in sim
gle instance. lie says that a. poui,icc
made Of the common burdock boiled
in milk, and applied to the neck of the
patient, will cure the scarlet fever. The
earlier it is applied the better but he
says that it las affected cure in cases
where physicians lave abandoned tho
patient beyond hop OF cure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

New PosT DrrlcE.-A r. st Office
has been established at lnlka, Toledo
Station, in Tsma County, and Mr. John
i. Beaumont appointed Postmaster
The Post Office called Ola has been
discontinued Cedar VALLEY Times.
You are wrongly Informed Mr.. Times
TIE Post Office at Ola has not been
discontinued. The one 1T Iuka has
been established.
The report that tie President intend
cd 70 call out 100000 new troops IN
Yer tho CONSUMPTION act is said 70 be
else The probabilities arc 'hat lie
viii not call more than 100000, if he
does more Than 100000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
4 Surprise
WAsinxGToN, March Q

" zbTIINU wv,
Information has been received that
t rebel Cal tain Moscly, with his COM
mand, stcal,hily entered Fairfax Court
House this morning at two O'clock.
They captured the Provost Marshal,
the patrols, horses &C., together with
Gen. Stoughton and all,the men det.cl.
ed from his brigade. They also took
every horse to be found, public or pri.
vatc. Col. Johnson, commanding the
post, escaped. The rebels searched for
men in every direction. All our avail.
able cavalry force at Ia. I accounts were
pursuing the rebels.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Total 22,s40,437

Total 22,s4o,437 4,463,ooo
Il this estimate we include all able
bodied white men between the ages Of
eighteen and for,y-ive years. Making
liberal allowances for the able bodied
young mcn between eighteen and
twenty, who are excluded by the act.
and Tor all other exemption, we think tn
available white militia forces Of the loyal
portions of the Union States, parts OF
States aud Tcrritories-may be safely
set down rs fully up to The grand aggre-
gate OF tour millions af men-alnost
epaal TO tho entire white population.
men, women and children, Of the rtbe'
States. From this sum total, under the
Presidents several reqnis,ilions- f;s
for 5000, second for 500 900, third for
100000, and fourth for 800, 900 there
lave been drawn an aggregate, we dare
say, no, exceeding one million Of men !:
aud OF this aggregate there arc now
some 100000 il the field. The killed
wounded and missing, and those who
have died of disease, and those who
have been withdrawn from the field il
consequence Of the expiration Of their
terms Of volunteer service, will make up
the difference Of aOo, 900 men.
Thus it appears that, with 100 ooo
men in the field, and naval force equal,
for the purposes of'his war, to Al army
Of half million Of men, we have a mill
tia reserved force OF three millions TO
fall back upon.
We concu,in this CONSUMPTION act as
the most effective stroke of diplomacy
that could be employed towards the
South, and towards ENGLAND, to con.
vince her ofthe strength and determine
ton Of the Government mud loyal States
Of the Un;sn to put down this Southern
rebellion, even agains, the possible con
tingency Of European intervention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
A hattie Near Franklin.
Tour Federal Regiments Cap
turcd by the Rebels.
INDlANApoL,s, March 6.

INDIANAPoLls, March 6.
Governor Morton received dispatch
from Nashvill, this morning rs follows:
"John cubnn and command have been
cut off, and probably captured, inc'ud
ing the 33 and Sod, regiments. They
fought desperately. Gen. Gilbert fail
ed TO reinforce him. Col Coburn has
been in command of brigade compos
rl Of the 33d and S5th Indiana, to.e'h
er with the 10Th Michigan and 22l
Wisconsin, fr some time, and was sta
toned At Franklin, Tenn"
NASHVILLE, March 6
There. was fighting all day yesterday
between Van DDrn's command and
Federal force OF three regiments OF in.
tan,ry, abour five hundred cavalry, and
one battery, at Spring Hill, thirteen
miles south Of Franklin. Cobnrn's
three regiments of infantry were GU, to
pieces and captured by the rebel force
They fought desperately, but their am
munition became exhausted, and the
Feaerals, overpowered by superior
numbers, were either Killed or captured
The cavalry and artillery 60, off safely.
N, rcinfrccmcnts from Gen. Gilbert,
at Franklm,rcachcd the scene Of action.
There were seven regiments Of Federals
At that place. Van Dorm is reported to
haze $4,000 men under his command.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NASHVILLE. March 6.
Further details Of lhe fight at Frank.
lin yesterday have been received. Five
Regiments Of inf ntry and one battery
II the 18th Ohio, with the 9th Penn
/ s,lvania and cd Michigan cavalry, al
urdcr command Of Col Cobnrn, OF tn
SD 1ndi,na, advanced ON Spring HI
on the All inst. Several spirited Skin
mishes occurred during the day, on
troops camping four miles distant. q,
The 5,h a movement was apparent and
during some disorder on our lttt, Ill.
,chals suddenly opened on our me,
| With three batteries, from ditfaren
points, Il, the same time. Tie encm,
also appeared on each flank in great,
superior numbers. The unequal con
ties, was m.int,inc with great deter
animation, with heavy loss on both sides
and resulted unfortunately to"nr troops
"a lar'," part 81 u . ISL Indiana, l9il
! Michigan, 222.l Wise .lsin aud s5lh In
dialla, with the most Of their commits
stoned officers, being captured. o.
artillery and cavalry were sncc' s>fll,
withdrawn. The I2.th Ohio Was out
bu: returned with ~. loss. The rebel!
have fallen back. Their force was in
! tanttv, and heavier artillery than ours
Gen. Gilberi.s non action in iailin. I,
'cinfnrce Col Cobnrn is severely ceb
.Ured by re office IS and men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Disease Of the chest and Liver

Disease oflhe Chest and Liver.
These diseases are to well known to
require any description. Vow many
thousand are every year carried 70 the
silent grave by that dreadful scourge
Consumption, which always commences
with slight cough. Keep the blood
bure and healthy by taking a few Of
doses, JUDSON'SMOUNTAIN HERB
PILLS each week, and disease Of any
kind il impossible. Consumption and
Lung difficulties always arise from par
t'clcs Of corrnpt matter deposited in the
oir.cells by bad blood. Purify that
stream Of life and it will soon carry off
md destroy the poisonous matter; and
like CRYSTAL river flowing through a
desert, will gring with it and leave
through the body the elements Of health
aud strength. As the river leaving the
elements Of fertility i'll it's course, causes
the before barren waste TO bloom with
flowers md fruit SO pure blood causes
tho frame torejoice in strength and health
and bloom with mifaded beauty.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills are sold
by all Dealers in Medicine. Also by
Armstrong + Shanklin at Toledo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

~ The canal across The isthmus Of
Suez, which has been SO long talked OF,
il half finished. by next yeari,lw'll
have progressed SO far that all the coal
destined for the steamship companies,
which has now to be transported around
the Cape Of Good Hope, will be sent to
tho Red sea BY canal. In three or four
years the whole work will be completed.
a, cost Of $40, zoo, 900, and the ancient
track If commerce be again resumed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

There j. some difficulty IN Utah with
the MormnnS and some ofthe Territorial
'tiieers CIV. Harding and Judges
Waite, and Drake are cndeayorina ii
s ems 10 enforce the United States
Avs, while the ,uormenS are opposin :
them and We believe will triumph, III
l,s4 traops are sent to aid the Governor
and Judges.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
New YoRK. AiarcL9

The Washington special Of II. N. Y
Tribune says IAN arrival from Rich
mond ycst.,rdav st ties llla tie reb-ls
consider Vicksbnrg III r. MOI valuable
point, as til now receive most of their
supplies via Texas and Vicksburg, but
they are apprehensive i vii! be taken
The Charleston and Savannah forts
arc iron clad, and, it !. thought able 10
hold ont against our troops and fleet.
"Gen. Butler is spoken Of as Provost
Marshal General under the CONSUMPTION
law"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Late News From Rebel Aud OH :
er sources
Fortress Monroe, March {

The Richmond Dispatch Of March
9th says the gnnboat lndianola, recent
ly captured from the Yankees, was
blown up last Tuesday night by the
rebels. Her guns fell into the hands Of
the Federals.. The Queen of the West
left in suc., hurry as to leave part 0:
her crew on shore.
A later dispatch states that the Ind,
ianoa is not destroyed, and that they
arc raising he:-.
The Federal boats arc making &c
structicn on Lake Providence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
raua News.

Iia. Ia! I'll! onf former towns
men Mr.. T.. Is. Boens hoists, in his pa
per, the "Washington Democrat" the
name OF Henry Clay Dean, AS Demo
cratic candidate fn' Governor. He is
some on seen he, iles having a strong
taste. 80 for The sake Of our country,
friend Bolens, have this fit representa-
tive OF your party nominated.
Cedar Rapids his Just cleete a fn''
set II Union city officers. The Cop
perheaps had their ticket out, but could
not make man wn.
The Marion Register gives of the
following good hit.
We published last week very re.
ma,kabs story from the Dcbuqne Inns
about man in that city who hid n
brick house s,olrr, and had fail II all
his efforts to lnl il. A parallel cas-.
has happened to the ''peace democracy
".....o'", -, ~ ~ as.,r,s ), !; ,s
rcconturc have proved futile. We be.
,;cve ,h.v ,,y tho blame to the
ID aholisl;on;s,s., ln the eyi.
dence sncms TO Is TIA. ne .,nn c~n
brethren" have got il and are laughin"
IL their sleeves At the disc jn,corture Of
their northern a,:cs.
The Davenport Ges-tte saws there is
r..o. ra,,o,a 3, ,os;aoncss !, that
~, !, y, saws ,ha,n l. rn,v. ON
81, !, o.,,,,i-s,, s,.,r ,.,;,.r, !, J,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

Of1icersl oi~thc escort wcrc::,old by
rebel officers that they had buried about
90 Federal priyates killed outright, and
90 who afterwards died from wounds.
They said from $50 to 800 Federals
were wounded, but no Federal officers
were killed, at least none were found TO
bury and but ono, Col. J. =. Baird. OF
the o5th Indiana, wounded slightly
The admit having had force Of
from $4,000 to 10000 belonging to
Nan.Dorn'sslivisim. They say sixteen
rebel Brigadier Generals were on the
field, and an actual force of l2 900 en-
gagged. They acknowledge the loss Of
one Colonel and several line officers, and
say that their loss is $50 killed, and u
proportionats number wounded, which
largely exceeds that Of the FcderaIy.
-. At an election ut the Court
House los, MONDAY, the following ofli-
GERS were chosen for the City School
Distric, Of Toledo.
President,
4. Il ARMSTRONG.
Vice President.
J. c. VEIsMILYA,
Secretary,
]. G. MILLER.
/ EF9a4h Treasurer,
ELL HARMON.
Dire tor FIR 8 wears,
T. y. GERHEART.
- for year,
THOS MURRAY.
There were only 4s votes pofcd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Th.r cen men in all have been arrest

Th.r cen men in all have been arrest
he { as cscrte :.
w w. White, Of Burlington. ]. II.
Stanton, Of Washington, and J. &. Cul
bcrtson Of Iowa City, have been con
Tened as Pawn listers III the army, with
the rank Of Major.
James q ~. Of Muscatinc, l.. C..
Noble, of West Union, n. J. Rasch, Of
Davenport, and J. w. Clark, of Iowa
City, Assistant Qnartermasters, with the
rank ofCaptain; d. Renick, of Bun ling.
,on, James Vandrrvcr and John X.
Mo,!eagc Page unity Ccmnissaries,
with the rank of Captain.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Sheriffs Sale.
State Of lows. Tara County, 8 s
Ruben Coffin

Ruben Coffin
william raylsr 1 isaac Butler
yo-s,. tsn In the Districs court Of
s.i,ib. Nag TAf4a County
by virtne OF no execution 81 dated the 31et
day Of January A. y. 1863, to me directed, &
issned out Of the Office Of the clerk Of the Dis
favor Of Reuben Coffin and against William
raylsr 3 1sanc Butler on judgement rem
dered by said Court at the February term
thereof, A. d 1860 against the said William
Tayler s. lsaac Butler commanding me that
If the goods, chattcls, stock or interest in any
company, debts due, property in tie hands Of
third persons,-whichar are not exempt by law
from exeeution.-of the said William TAyler &
Isaac Butler make or cause 10 be made the
sum Of 2i3 dollars and SO cents, with interest
and costs, have levied upon the
Follo,ci,tg property 70, tcit tia south scest
quarter IF the north east quarter IF sec.
ton sirtren l6] to,cnsh;p eighty three
[s31 range siatecN [l6l and the north hf
Of the sruth scest quarter 81 section SIC.
tern [lel to,cnsh,p eiyhtg-three [s3I
range sicieen [16l
Vest Of the ath' P. H. in5Tama County, Iowa.
be sold, or SO much thereof rs is necessary 10
satisfy said judgement, interest and cost
Now therefore, public notice ID hereby Civ
en- that have levied upon and shall on the
Goth day Of March ~ D 1868, between Tho
hours Of 3. O'Clock aSy M, ard o'clock p m.
ofsaid day, sale TO commerce. atthe hour or
10 o'clock =. M, ~ the front door Of the Court
House in rsledo, Iowa, in the County Of Tama
offer & sell at public ont.cry, to tho highest 4
best bidder, for cash, all the right title and
interest of the above named defendants, in
and to the above described property. or 90
much thereof as is necessary 10 satisfy said
Judgement for tho above named sum together
with Costs and al accrMing costs, unless tho
same shall be sooner satisfed. 4 go
@as '.s 'ss II. A. WILLIAMSON.
7s Sheriff ofrTama County, lows.
Toledo, Feb. 9th 1868. vb-n16
Vim II. Stivers Atty for Plff.
Printers fee $500
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
New, YORK March, 6.

The steamship NJ thern Light has
arrived from Asrinwall. She brings
81 os2 900 in treasure. She was con.
vowed hy the gunboat Connecticut.
President ;ar era. OF Guatemala had
invad 4 Salvador. A battle was OK
pected soon The British Minister il
using cv rs EXERT n to slop The war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

List week. c,ltrcl woman, six
niles from Nashville. killed two of her
children AMI ,l,at, stabbed herself, be-
ranse her mistress told her to pack up
ans! 80 South. Sie.sicd TO come into
orr lalcs, but was taken back, when
she killed her children, rather than they
should be taken South.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

tar Thirty hrce American merchant
lie vessels are reported as 10 or miss
in. during the month Of FEBRUARY. They
comprise 2 came ). barks, 5 bri.s
md Is schooncrs of these % were
wrecked, 2 rnn down, tnundercl,5
burnt, capsized and missing. The
value, exclusi. c Of cargoes, is $3.50, 900.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

We see much complaint is made by
private soldiers, about the mis,ppro.
lriaiinn Of sanitary supplies. They say
that il Is a very common thing for The
regimenta' officers TO appropriate the
fruit and preserves to their own use
S 'ame IN such petty stealing from sick
irienl..