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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
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Special Dispatch - the Chicago Evening Jou'

Special Dispatch - the Chicago Evening jour
CAIRO, April I.
On, news from below this morning
fully confirms my report of yesterday,
that III, the several expeditions were re-
turning to Young's Point. That down
tho Yaz,o Pass hsd not reached the
Mississippi yet. hu, it doubtless will as
soon ~ practicable.
The steamer Lebanon arrived from
Greenwood this morning. Her guards
arc nearly all torn awav, and her up
per work. generally are much damag
I'd. There i large hole IN her smoke.
stack, made h, the limb of \ tree.
Tngs pass in ari ont Of Lake Provi.
dcncr, bnt the current is yet too strong
for transports.
Buffalo gna:s arc s.id 70 be killing
army horses by hundreds.
The Memphis Bulletin says that our
guns opposite vicksburg had silenced
the rebel battery that throw shell. into
the canal, bnt the statements Of that
paper must DO received with caution.
It also speaks Of a now route to
Haincs' Blufr. | prefer to wait AMI see
before making any more promises.
There is another scare 1t Columbus
and Hickman. Rebels are said TO be
between the latter place and Union
CRY. We think this kind Of business
ought 10 lie played out"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

The contemplated rebel rsii int
Kentucky, received few days ago, 4
very serious cheek. Gcncral Gilmore
with force of IL. 900 started oat from
Lexington. 4, 4 overlook the rebel force
under General Pegram near Somcrse'
and gave him battle which resulted ii
= total r"ut" Of the rebels, wi's loss
"fncarly 500 killed aud captured +; 81
nf xhrm we're killed. Our loss was -
in killed, wounded and missing. We
rec',verpd 400 vattfr., After the h,ttlc
rebel surgeon came into our lines III
der flag Of truce to search Cor General
Pesran,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
The war In Virginia.
Washington, Apr

Washington, April 4.
Intelligence received here represents
All perfectly quiet yesterday i" front.
A rebel scnnti"y party Ut twelve hnn
.irel men were captured, few days
ago. 4. Calru'r Station, mor Hampton
Fi,xhnyh Ise i. said ly de~crtrrs q
he at Culp .plrr, with An estimated fore.
Of twenty five hHntlred ,nen.
Lee is !" picket Bail Kun Mountains.
NJ, rebel force are between this aud
the. R,rp.lannock, rxceI,t Those 81
NJ ,.lry and Jones. Musley was MOI
wounded, a. reported.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
The Dran

There il At present = report from
Washington, thu: as soon A. some ne
-ceasary arrangements .:an be completed,
among which xre the appointment 1T
proves, marshals, that = draft for
200, 600 men will l,e made 70 ill mp 'he
olt-rcgimcnts. This report is doubles.
CORRECT and the daft will undoubtedly
be made. The call is 10 be mace upon
the Safes In reverse proportion No they
have far. i~hsd mn for the war
T"isis eninently proper and inst. II,
old New York and a"me other ems, crn
States be made 10 do their share, if they
viii not willingly they must be COM
PEELED =.
Notwithstanding the blowing and
snc-r'ng Of the COPS who dread the ,lraf.
because they have no, yet enlisted. and
they see IN It the great irca heed # the
government coming down on their
4snakeShips head, the law il vcrl
good one, and ito provisions are very
wi~~ chcs. -. -,
Some however find much fault with
the law because il allows any one
who may lie drafted to he exempt
upon the payment Of 800 or less
If the Secretary of var shall 40 deter.
@saine. Some have hecn foolish cnosyh
- style this Las wi,icl. is pecnlian.
oppressive 10 the poor man, and one
whic favors the rich, because say they.
tho ricl, can hire Substitutes or pa.
their $500 and be exempt while the
poor are not able to d. 40. In the first
place j, cxeinpts none on account wealth
or poverty. II draws no division line
between the two: accond ito nfr,ed
privileges atc 10 ALL who may accept
them: in the third lsiace but few sam-
parativcly speaking, are SO poor but
that should il be reaiiS necessary, the,
can raise with the aia Of their friends
ruflicient to hire = substitute or pay
$500; fourth m,ny ofthe very poorest
men will jump At the privilege ofsbiring
: e.rsel,es out AZ substitutes K from
$500 10 $500. Viewing the law IN this,
its true light ~ We believe, j, i. pccul.
'iarly fayorxbIs to our very poorest a,en.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Money fer the Soldiers

MEMPHIS, April I ria CAlRo, Anril 3.
Eight millions Il dollars in Govern.
ment notes wero received last evening
and will be used in paving the troops
in this vicinity. The money was con
tanned il seven large boxes, and reqnir.
ed the efforts uf eight mules 70 ,nove
the lot. During It. transportation, It
re mained in the forward cabin Of the
boat, under guard, and not .i'hstandins
the grca. vigAance exercised, efforts
were mad. to. cut Through the floor
from underneath.
Hot coffee in Richmond, i selling
Vt the fashionable restMrants. where thu
genuine IL aerved out for . dollar per
cup.
Union Leagues are being fr"med
10 great extent in the Northern Slater;
many Of the members nrc Democrats ;
the Copperheals are bitterly hostile I"
these organizations.
One kind Of NOR tar il designed "a
FIJI up chinks, another to make them.
The export of specie since July lat
amount. to &4i326 900. Up to the
same date in 1852, the toisl was IS 633,.
900. Hence, the increase: export this
year already amounts to t35, 7?s 90.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

The Burlington Argss states that the
agricultural prospects of Des Moline.
cdnn.y are be ter than for several year.
past.
Thirty nino persons werc received
into the NJ. E church q, Dubuque on
on the -29th ulf., Al the fruits Of the
secent revival in that congregation.
MY wife," said wag, scame very
near calling me honey. last night In
deed, how was that ?" "Why, she
called me old bees wax.
- There are now three aapirants
TOR nou,na'j N Cor Governor If this
State by the cnyp"rI.ead4.-M Martyr
Clagrtt. Dirty Dean and Stiigy Bying
ton. ..-
Tho Cellar r ,rids and Missouri ri
yer Railroad Company are snrveyin a
line for a railroad between this citv and
Marion. This is in accordance with a
provision If the Land Grant. We are
inforasel hat the people Of Marion will
he called upon at an early dav to fur
nish material aid fpr the construction Of
the road Cedar Valley Times.
EIsclIsn In Davenport, Iewa
| Davenport, Man:l, I
The Republican ticket was carried
in every ward. J. q. Henry, Republi
can, far Mayor, has 3s5 maj nity-a
gain Of 1853 over last year. Three 81
he xix ward. were Democratic las
year.
! No less than $4,000 letters were
mailed in and cent from the Davenport
poet Office during the quarter ending
April !. 1868. Ut course the Mmbc,
received was much larger. Wonder il
Mnsca'ine, Burlington, Dubuque and
Other Iowa villages will not concede
that Davenport does some business
Day. Gazette.
"A preachers word ~should b. law
'only when il it gospel.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

In Highland c.,nnsy, @. recently the
butternuis assembled aud burned down
four houses Of Union men, simply be
cause. they were occupied by negro
tenants. Esq. MrC"ppin, who owned
three. OF. the house,, was threatened
with having his own barnt iflte dared
10 rebuild th-,n. The negroes ave re-
presented A. hone&t and industrious
peaple. against whom no off,nse wa.
alleged. Tins are the teachings OF
vatlandigham s. Go. bciay practically
carried cut.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

Th. T. avenworth Conservative says j:
DR.. Winsns. Of Alien conaty informs IA
that wheat Looks better there now than
ever before. 1t has grown all winter
and j. NOW in fine condition. Southern
Kansas he believes to he the best wheat
growing country he iaa ever seen Rye
pays equally we'll, but corn il by II"
means \ sure crop.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Special Notice
To Con 80 ssptlves

=
TIME ADVERTISER HAVING. BEEN. RE-
i STORED, to health in . few weeks, ~ Q
very simple remedy, sitter having suite cd
several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread dissaee. Censumptien-is anxious
70 make knewn 70 his fellow-sx6erers the
means ct cure.
r. AL who desire II, No will sead : copy
Of the prescription used free Of charge, with
the directions for preparing asA using the
sams. which they will 6nd swse Gre JJer Con.
sumption. AsthmG bronchitis. 40. The only nb-
ject Of the advertiser IN sending the prescrip.
tion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Ia
formation which ne eonceives 70 b. invslua.
bic, and he hopes every snferer viii try HE
remedy. AZ It win cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
kev, EDWARD \. WILSON, winimrhnasA.
Kings County New Yerk.
vhnl9.3m.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Cl,arIest0o Caplssred !.

). We sincerely hope that news Of the
capture Of Charleston viii prove true
This cursed city was the first fostering
sore Of the rebellion, aud it should have
been tho FIRST 70 have been captured,
burned and scwci to salt sach il the
treatment It richly deserves aud W
really desire the story Gifts capture T.
prove lrnc. The capture II this city il
worth, i truo millions Of dollars to ou'
cause.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Reported Capture or Charleston
Y Nsw Y"RK, April 9.
The. Hcra!Ts Washington special

N~W lVHh, nV'W y.
The Hera!Ys Washington spcci.
states
4 report has reached here. by way Of
Fredericksburg. direct from rebel aonr.
.es. that Charleston was bombar.lei hy
our feet AMI attacked by "n- land tor.
rrs on Thursday last. aud is in posses.
sion 81 The Fcltral., under G.n. Hunter
AMI A lnira' Dupont. This rcpnr, il
fully credited by promint ot'iccls If the
Government. win are in possession ot
facts. in reference to the contemplated
stack ~ Charleston. which Il il not
vet prudent /" divulye. Il is certain
however. that those who posses, inf,r.
nation are confident that our soldiers
AID sailors will celebrate the second
anniversary # The fall nf"f Fart Sumter
IN the ra,ltu,e.l city 1t Cha. lts,"n. The
reatric,i"ns upon publication, in Smith
"rn papers. are - stringent that il il not
expected Ia find much IN them IN re-
ference to. the capture 1t Charleston
until the disaster can n. longer be con
.cale.l; hut the reports that have ar
riv-.i here are definite AMI positive. and
are b-licveah tl,"se who have the hes,
rigt I" know what foundation there is
for them"
New York. April G.
The New York Tin,es' special from
Washington says:
1.-THE city is nervous to night over
he news derived from rebel sources,
that Charleston has fallrn-that our at
tack commenced Friday, aud was over.
whelmingiv successful.
"A h.g Of truce came to Falmouth
this morning. Newspapers smngg!ed
IN under il make no mention Of tho fall
Of Charleston or Of it, salvation"
Fortress Monroe, April 4.
The Richmond Dispotch says 1.-THE
en- my have landed in force "n Sea
brooks or Johns Island, South Caro-
lima, Three gnnboats and aeveral trans
porte are lying off The island. Skirnish
my has already taken place between our
own and the enemy's pickets. Our
pickets have been driven in and he
enemy is advancing Gen. Hay wood
has ordered all tho women and children
and non.cnmbatan's removed t,om
Adams Run, which il twenty miles
from Scabrook's Island.
For,rcs. Monroe. April 4.
Fourteen EXCHANGED Federal officers
arrived TODAY from City Point captured
1T IIar,sville. Tsun., December TIN.
The Charleston Courier gives the same
,cc"un, Of the landing Of our troops q
Seahrn"k. &c, as TEL. graphed in specials
this morning, but nothing about the
capture OF the city. The ''C"nrisr" says
he steamer Nat. l,ca burned At Castle
mans on the Yazro, had | 300 bales Of
cotton. and was one ofthe beet steamers
in the Confcdsracy. Loss heavy.
M New York. April 9.
Dispatches from Fortress Monroe
state that Charlcst"n papers received
there. acknowledge that IN attack ON
that city has been commenced, but
don't Indicate either success or re-
pulse. It il fair to suppose that i the
latter. they w"nid have announced It in
The most glowing terms. Il il general.
believed ~ official quarters that no re-.
verse hss been sustained, anil there .
the hest reason 70 believe that ncws
y i'll soon be received Of tho capture of
lsh =, lasafnN i,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
THURSDAY A!2lLs, 1863.

vsssr,. ROUNDS 4 LANGDOE, arc our
authorized Agents in the C'ty Of Chicago
iils., to procure Advertisements aad sub
soRpuurs.
- Msssrs Aseaos A. Shaw. ( Co., 81 Park
Rev. h 14S NassauSt., New York, are onr
ssthorised agents in New York City to pro-
care subscriptions and advertis emenis.
rMessrsS. M.PETTENG1L 4 Co, No 3
Part Row, New York, l. 8 State St. Boston
ere sse Agents for the (Iowa Transcript, in
those cities, and are authorised to take Adver-
,issmsnts and 81 Inscriptions for W ~ our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
l,sv 81 I.otters.

G10y % 1Oys0rS.
Letters remaining in Post Once ~
Toledo March 81 1853.
Bender =. h j.
Barber vincan Willis.
Dowell A. +. 2
Curtis Rodney
Cowlcs II D
Farlamun f,adaga
Carney II
Graw Lauhart
Hunt James
Hunter Edward P 2
L..hrop 4 Newton
Meyer John.
Patton Charles.
Seick George n.
Shepton John.
Tilford, G. w.
WEIGH SIS.
Webb Harvey.
Persons calling for the above lctterI
will pleas say advertised.
T. A. Graham. r. n.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Latest war News.

Our forces have not yet succeeded
in passing % the rear of Vicksburg.
The lake Providence canal il opened
and the water is rushing through at the
rate Of fifteen miles an hour. On &C.
count "f the rush "fthc water, our trans.
ports dare not venture through.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
The Annals

This is the tito Of = publication 70 be
published qaart.rls by the Iowa State
Historical Society, ut Iowa City. Each
nUnler is to contain no less than 6f, v
pages. Its Object II to collect and
preserve in permanent form facts
connected with the -a,ly history Of
Iowa The object is certainly aprSis.
worthy one, AMI s!,nnll be libcraly en-
c"nraycd. Subscription price only
fifty cents per year. Address Linrar
ian "f the State Historical Society
Iowa City.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Uniied states Legal Tender Notes

NOCHVSTuK, AprI 8.
The General Term ct the Supreme
Court Of tie district Of New York DE-
cilcd, today, that the United States
legal tender notes were constitutional
and valid ~ TO debts contracted before
the passage of the Law making such
notes 4 legal tender. All the four
Judges concurrsd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

The Z.neavillc Courier arncuncca
the death OF Moses Column. coinrei, At
The spe Of one hundred and two years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

Labor upon the yicksburg canal has
been s'oppe.l, on account Of thu rubel
'bstleries. The canal is not yet success.
Sall
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
The SHIP star or Peace

i ,xtOn. April g.
The cargo of the ship Star q Peace,
which was burned hy the pirat" Fr'r'd I.
wa. estimated to bs worth $4,000.
and was insured for tl6s, 800.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
Variety.
Hair. dressing by machinery is being
in London.

pearl fa!ueu NJ I-u,ooO WI! oc IA
|,ibited at the Ottoman Na,icna. Exhi
ton.
A widow, whose lands supply rich
grazing for a thousand cattle, 10 AL at.
tractive grass widow.
Men are called free th..nkora. who, in.
stead ct thinking fr> ely, are free from
thinking.
A debating club in Worcester lately
discussed the important question.
"Whcther rooster's knowledge Of day.
break is the result Of observation or in.
s,inct p
A rich sporting gent Of London has
presented Sem Mace. the prize fighter,
with \ gold vase worth g. 500 a. a
token Of admiration Of his pluck.
N. France, a Lieutenant Of artillery
in the French army, has invented shell
which Eliminates an area If several
hundred, yards. Three or four Of t',em
are found sufficient to liyh, up an ex-
sensivc plain.
We have seen \ couple Of sisters who
had to be told everything together. TT
they were so mach alike they couldn't
be told apart.
The mysterious disappearance Of con
sidr,alleN Numbers Of horses belonging
to the Government has led 70 inquiry.
which establishes the fac, that u regu
lar organization Of korsc,licves exists
i" the army.
Miss Mnloch gives it ~ an item o
domestic felicity, thst the man If the
family should be absent ut least six
hours in the day.
/. p. Brown & Co., Of Sau,h Airm.
Mass, have machinery nearly c"mrlc.
ed for making paper from wood, after
the patent 81 Prof Chcdbou,nc, Of Will
'iams College. They expect !" convert
tree ir,o white paper in twenty four
hours.
A Young lady once married man
by tho man Of Dust, against the wish
Of her parents. After short time they
lived unhappily together, and -hc re-
turned To her fathers house but he re-
tu-ed 10 receive her, saying "Das,
thou art. snl unto Dust thou shalt re.
tufu's
The Iiants ~Iafcpt nlcnt' states that
he remains Of an anricn, ship arc II,
sib.e Al l,.w water in The river HANDLE
near the village If Swan sick, and arc
auppn.e.l To he.. ""cne of a Danish fleet.
which history records WAS wrecked 1T
iha, spot in King. Altred's ,i,ne!'
!, A recent army order prohibits any
citizens from wearing any U. S. uni
fnru.s. NJ matter how they came by l.,
whether BY purchase or otherwise
Discharged soldiers have a right 10
wear uniforms as badge Of honor.
Sa.all poy il making sad havoc IN he
con,raband camp near Washington.
New York had another week, last, Of.
large foreign trade; imports, $2.o83, 422
IF which one-,hird were dry goods; ex
ports, So. 522 ,562. Of proince and mer
chandisc and over one million besides
IN specie.
The match has been concluded f,,r
the prize fight bctveen lleenan aud
King, for the championship, for one
thousand pounds a side. The 9th Of
December has been fixed upon as the
day f.r the cambat
To show that the present premium on
gold wa. brought about entirely BY
speculation, it is gully necessary to refer
to the official fact that the banks and
sub treasures Of the free States contain
I" day, six,y-two millions more specie
than they did before the rebellion broke
=.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
The NatiOpas Debt
WaSLinvion. Ar

/ = Washington. April ;.
Tho f,ll,wins "4;,ial sta cm'nt IL
The whole public drb, q the united
States, up 10 hi. fine, is furnished trrm
the Treasury Department,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09
smew storm

Headquarters ARMY ri the Potomac,
April !, 8 r. IN. :
One of the most severe wind storms
ever known has. been raging here MI
day. Al this lonr the ttorm is sti'
raging, and chow y falling
Headquarters, Falmouth, |
April5. {
TIE snow storm last night was very
severe. The roads arc III . terrible
condition.
+. New YoRK, April 6.
Information has been received con
tradic,ing positively the reported pre-
aratluna It the rebels IL evacnatt
Richr"nl. TL.ee reports we're based
upon the movement "f troops and ma
trrisls sen, from Richmond. TO strength
en- III. defense. at other points ct thu
C.,nfrdcracy. /, believed, h"wever
that they are making formidable dfense'
At Chattanooga. as the place FIR last
grand rally, in rate - be NJ compelled
10 retire from the borders.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

LAplHs' UxruS LEAGUES The IL
dies Of NJ wilson, Wis, aud of Racine,
and other places, have inaugurated u
good movement. They have organized
Ladies' Union Leagues - a.f ri N. re
efficient moral AMI mat-ria! nil t. our
brave army, and to.the families Of those
who have fallen In defence OF their
country's flag.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

Bonded debt $3.50, 996. $50
! 80 hon!s convertible
ins II ct. OF 81 o2.625 .oo5
SIX per cent. debt go, 4s3. 200
Five per cent. deb, year
certificates 273.ss0 l76
Six per cent. U. S. notes $3.50, 500
Q n. and other other re-,
QUESTIONS (bo'riny in) 4G6a5.0l5
Total .lebt tO29.lS6, l47
Average interest on whole amount,
Al p cent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

II have had in use for the past three
years, one at the Grover i Baker Sew
ing Machines and consider it adm rably
adapted 10 all kinds "f family sewing
-yanses L. Michel, Al6uay, ~ T.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

MY wife," said wag, scame yer,
near calling me honey. last mght.,' I'm
deed, how was that - "Why, she
called me old bees wax.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-09

Volunteer. Cor the Army should not
leave the City nn'il supplied with HoL.
LOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
MENT. For Scnrvry, Wounds, Small
P"x, Fevc,s, and Bowel Complaints,
these medicines are tho hes, in the
world. Every French Soldier nsea
them. Only IS cents per box.
TIE D.nsvillc, ~. W Hrr"N says
there is a,nar, liile German by III
tina. village, named Lsn,crborn, who
has been provided by nature With
u whistle in hiS n"ar. II was first no
ticei = few months since. AMI was sup.
posed "a proceed from 4 cold, hut h.
rec. vere.i without l.aiay his whistle.
AMI little practice will make him =
greater curiosity than any,hin. Barnum
has Ct On hand now.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-06-27
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