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through many folio pages Of wicked defamation,
sock q, lesst to pelliate, il not 70 Justify.
Ouy checks burn with shame TO think that such q
monster az Seaman could trace bis pedigree 70 Ire.
land. And yet yoS. Inshmsn. stand by 10 tho at.
tlsudo rather Of friends and supporters, than Of
impugnen Of the mopstrous cruelty, And you
prefer TO string together pdges VI cruel and heart
lees sopbssry in defense Of the source Of bis crao.
rather than take part against him.
Perhaps It would offend your fastdionsness II
auch q man was compared 20 plckpocket or q
felon. We respect your preludices aud call him
no reproachfnl usus. IL H. indeed. unnecessary.
We conclude by occurring you, aud all other
Irishmen IN America, In The same OF your father
land-iu the name OF bnmcnity-in the name Of
tho God OF mercy and charity; we conjurs you,
Irshmen aud descendants OF lrisbuen, to abandon
forever ali defense Of tho hid<ons negro Slavery
system. Let IL no moro DO said that your feel
that yon cannot feel a. Catholics and Chris
tiaas ought to feel this trutb--tbs plain
truth, thar ons ran saBnos have any property
In another man. There 10 not one Of you Who does
not recognize that principle In bis own person. Yet
We psreovs-snd this sgooizss US alnorl 70 madnes'
that you, Boosting an Irsh detcent should, with.
out the indignation OF any pecuniGry or interested
motive, but 0ut Of the sheer ana single love OF
wick edness and crime, come forward as the voun.
tesr defenders o. the mos, degrading species OF hu'
man Slavery. Woo! Woe! Wool
There is one consolation sill aonid the pu'ss'ions
lrishmen IN Advertisement OF sound hesds aud Irish
hearts, who will asds to wipe Oft The fou! stain
thai Lord alorpo&as proven charge has inflicted on
the Irisb obsi astss-who will bold out the oaud OF
fellowship with heart in that hand, 70 every hon.
ss. man CT every casts and color-who will sustain
the Ssaso Of humcsay and honor aud scorn the pail
try sivceEss o, Elavsry--wLo Will s5ow that thu
Irish bs~ 70 70 Am.Iisa as benevolent snd 81 re-
psse vita charitable emotions ~ IL say oiasr
cline on toe face Of the earth.
! We coucdce. The spirit OF democratic liberty is
dehsd by the Continuance Of Negro Slavery IN the
Uu.tsG Sst~s. Tho United States themselves are
doSraded below the most uaeiviizsd Bstions ~ the
atrocions iIoonsis,epoy Of taking Of liberty, .nd
prscticlng ,yrauny III i!s worst shape. The Amefi-
eaus attcnlpt TO pahste their inqulty BY tue fu.io
excuse Of p<,osal iDsersIt; but TIE isl, who have
not even that fua!s -zer,e AID ye j4a...y Slavery.
One: ,' .9.in-.ena for tss lat .sr.-se call upon
yen ,o como Of she eouacis OF the slayeowners,
and NJ all events 70 frss yourselves from paTseipas.
ms in their g1ie
lrisbmen, l "a upon you to join in crushing
Slvery, AID In giving liberty to every nisn ofevery
caste, creed, or color. Signed by order.
| bAaIhL OCONNELL Chairman OF tho Csaalisss.
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sALns AT rHs PUBLIC Board ARR. \.
FRIDAY. Aug. l4-P. n.

FRIDAY, aug. l4-f. X.
The Stock market was active and excited to-day
and a largo portion Of the decline Of the prsviou.
two days WAS recovered. This was no, owing ia
any reconstruction made BY the Western railway
lines. Indeed, the war Of the railroads sosms 10
stand in natu quo. There 10 nothing definite
known concerning the action which the Eastern
branches Of the Western routes will pursue,
although runners are current pro and con. The
advance In Stocks ct tho morning Board was
fully cent. on tho average, and before the
close Of the day many Of the leading rail way shares
had advanced 3 v cent. The sales az the morning
Board were quite evenly distributed, there beiuy
. general spiri. Of sPeculation but Emo. N. Y.
Central, Michigan Southern, and Cleveland and
Ptssburgh were most largely dealt in. A, the Sec
ond Board the market continued TO advance under
steady demand for ali the stocks on rhs list At tho
o'cock Board there was srsa, animation in For,
Wayne, and the stock advanced to III with ssles
" $50 'hare" Erie was very active. with salss Of
900 shares at lO4ialOll. The general market,
however, was lower thau ct .hs Second Board, even
br Erie. Ths market closed at the folio owing prices;
Jn!sd States 49, 1881. CoupoOs lOsi clos; U. y.
Treasury Notes 7.S-lo Feb. and Aug, lWSl07ii
J. .. Treasury Notes 1910 April sad Oos. l06i .
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VIsir or MILITARY NKS TO ADaIaAL FARHA.
orr-kesf Admiral Fsrasu, honOtsd with visit at hta
rooms At the Meuolo.s hots yesterday morning BY MAJOR
Gen DIX and Brig Gen Csnby, with hs respective "snsi
Col d. I. Van Buren, Major O. Joias. Major C. P Dia
Major J. A. Boss Capt w. e. Blsio. Capt |on Eieh'sdt
Capt. T. Lord IT, Of Gen. piHs staff Major C. T. Chh'tss'
Major L. Kip. Capt p. F.hs Capt Dc WI" ciatoa,
Capt Gray aid Lieut. Wood. Of the ssAa OF Gen. Csaby.
Tho Admiral warmly welcomed 0oa Dix ami Cen CANDY.
and introduced formally 70 tho other sn5sr OF sss
ooupsuy
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The money market was esser to-day than it has
been any day Of the week. Capital was abundant
and rates ranged from al y cent, more generally
6. Capitalists have moley offered them below '
cent.
The ruraors concerning the capture Of Chsrlestoa
seriously affected the gold msrset 10 day. There
WAS considerable excitement in the outside markst
and general anxiety to sell. At tbs FRS. Board
sales were made at 1851 sgainst Ic6i last sveanS.
and later in tie day it fell to los Sl25t.
Tas subscriptions 70 tbs National Fivs.Twensy
Bonds to-day were $j.5,ssO, and the deposits %
Temporary loan 81. 500.
Tie market for brssdstua., provisions, and pro-
ducs were dull today, aud affected BY the decline %
gold. Cotton good, were also offered more freely.
The Second National Bank Of tie City Of New.
York h " b established At the corner
Of Filth avenue and Twsnty.third street.
with q capital Of $780, OO0 with the privilege Of in.
creasipg 20 $1,000 100. A. meeting OF the a sso.
oistes Of the Bank, tie following gentlemen were
elected Is Directors, via Henry A Hurbut. JobA
NJ. Phelps. Will.amv V. Brady. Parsn Stevens Amos
r. EnO Isaac n. Phelps, John Caswsl, o. De
Forest Grant, and Thomas Tilestop. A. . subss-
qasn. meeting Of the Board Of Directors, Henry
A. Turlbut, esq. wa unanimously elected P.esidsuA
The following is . comparative statement OF the
import. Of Cry goods for the wsek and since Jan. IL
mrosr. % yOasies pay eoODs AZ sswr0SE
Thre~n on q. aitss...... 3seas sOs153 ISsssti
rn,errd II tn. port. go So, AZ ssis7lOs ssslsoss
Thre~n on market...... solei,3.s 81 StaS SJGels ~
Imporatlous Of Dry Goods ct the Pert Of New.
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swIxxlvs BAyHs-Ths pleasure Of swimming
10 one thu, nearly .vsry boy delights 10. bat wh.u be leaves
the ponds and streams Of the country and becems Gwess
In ths city be 10 too often compelled to abandon tas N
vsorssg sai hsashpi exercise for want Of suitable plsss
wherein to ssfks cut" AtsDIeR 10 called to the sdves.
ti.susn. ofIsse usrs swimming bshs 81 the Battery.
claimed that they sGsr sss, Inducements 70 the above
satisnsd and all sthers who enjoy 'A ws, bathing bel
who sis prevented BY their business ficI vii.irs the go
aide essaa ghe appointments sfhss baths ssis 70 b
excellent
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DIED IN rHE CELLs.--A man named James Burns
.nttsd 10 ne ssoo House 10 jersey City ON fhsrsasy
evening ioage Ye,l.rd., poipry he wss feuyd u
well sei hysesn casa. bat hs disS hosuy sts
sais. ID |. New. J.,s.y r.sm.ss ca Thassax.
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BOARD OF ALDERNES.--A special meeting Of this
Board viii bs he'd to-day at O'clock p. for tss dDpssse
( Imp ant BUSINESS
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MILITARY MoyTnkS1s.-Two companies Of sha
7i. Regiment n. Y ). o. sent to the High Bldg
yesterday morning. where ,hsy viii camp for sbsss 80
wsska
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ARRKsT OF A HoasK TRIKv.-A man qams<
lsadofe ofoss Josy C,l ysssrdey. eA0.
With s,ssliDS Asgss u NswSk
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1861; American Gold, E30l253; Canton Co.,
| lsS32i; Cumberland Coal, 2sie29a; Quick.
silver Mining Co., Hoi9; Pacific Nail Steam.
ship Co., 300; Nsw.York Central Railroad.
1861; Eric Railway, l0i. elOi,; Erie Railroad
Preferred 1884; Hudson River Railroad, 1860
l49; Harlem Railroad, lsoai49i; Harlem Rail.
road Preferred l39; Reading Railroad, llGo
ll6I, Michigan Central Railroad. lis; Michi.
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
lO7iolO7i; Michigan Southern and Northern 10.
diana Guaranteed, ll9Sll9i; Illinois Central Rail.
road, l20ol2oi Cley Gland and Pittsburgh Rsilrosd
95l S95s; GaIena and Chicago Rsilrosd, l05is
lo5i Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, ll4i
Chicago and Rock Islaad Railroad, lOji q LOG,
Chicago, Darlington aud Quincy Railroad, 100 al2lt
Milwaukee and Prsiris Du Chen. $50 eS7; Pitn-
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, n, a7S;
Alton and Tsrs Haus Railroad, 6Gi a6Ci; Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, 3jia36.
Sterling Exchange was dull to-day, under the 40.
prebension that it might be lower, if tho rumors
concerning the captare of Charleston should prove
trus. The market has ruled at l35 1884 fos stsr.
ling, and 4lOa407i for Francs.
Ersighn ore inactive, bit otherwise without
| variable alteration. 10 Liverpool, the engage.
msn's Gre: q, coo bush. Corn, a, 5ld., in bsgs,
900 bbls. Flour at IL. 3D.; per neutral dag 2oC0o
basb. Wheat at eid, in bags; 500 bbls. Flour, ss
L. lOId PER steamer, 81, 900 bush. Wheat, OF 7id
so bbl,. Flour, at g.; and 400 boxes Cheese, q
4Os. To London: 20, 900 bnsb. Wheat, at 81 a7d.,
IN bulk and bsgs; 400 bbs. Flour, q. 3D.; and
CO bags Seeds, at ga ca. To Antwerp, 500 bbls.
Petroleum, at g.. CD TIE Charters are: Nor.
wsgisn brig with 1900 bush. Grain, to Cork. for
ORDERS ct Is. an Austrian bark, with q, 900 bush.
do. the same voyage, at 6s. 90. per qusrter; Q
bark, with Grain, to Belfast. at IS. 3D.; and Q
British bark, Of 9, 800 bbs., to London, at %. Cd.
per Dbl, Or EJl2 los. The carrying" rates sis
unchanged.
The business Of the Sub. Treasury was: pecelpts
s},ii9 $50 81; for Customs. $3.50, 600; Pa! nsua.
s., OO4, 665 %; Balance, 81 on ,sOi IL.
Tie bllowing shows the receipts Of tbs MOn.s
Caeal Company for The Lat week aud se2son;
Total to July IS. 1863. SI.ee,s 10
week sndhs Az. lsoa.........". so e. sIa5'i ~
We. Wee. e s4 d., Aas ic.
Total to Aus ,, 1909 ;.:;............lisa% II
Ineres. IN 1853 ........................ ss2sS9 =
Tie tunnage Of the Hazle,on Railroad Tor the
week ending Aug. 8, was ss followG
Week. Previous TstI
TIM, VT Tan. Iut Tnns Cnt
Total ..........is as 10 s3933ss W esi .es2 %
Same titas last yeu. .z.st3 10 5i1zii II >*'"o9
Iuor~,,... ...... 7lsli4l - 1.l,6ss
DseIe.s,............. {tsl II
Tie toial business OF tie Hcusstonie Railrosd
Company for )ay tnoanis 10 slodl
Jliy Hy6
Increase over Jolly 81. go
The earnings Of the Chicago and North.We.ssru
Railroad Company for the week ending Aug. Z.
1863, are 10 follows,
Passeugers.. ~ o1
-
NAL 30 ~
t5I
Io,ei.s.s.'sssss.ssss .sssss.ssss... s7)l ~
6sSe ptEisa Last yssr................., lo,57o
u
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CoNuERCIAL MATTERS.
eaics At the Stock Exchange.

500 us O. 81 ReE..loli n" Chs. Alton RR... 90
loo) US. s, 81 Cp CLIO; ~ HassIn Ra....bl0 l9
Goo y IS. 5. II Cp CI.. 81 90 do.......-eJol! s
go q :. - "a Coup. Et 100 eo...."...sl0.ti
A IN Tn. = Ia ~ ID
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

WAa HAS IT'S TRlUNrIis, So HAS
PEACE. While the armies Of the
Union were winning brilliant Victories
the Chemical .SulcroiNS was enjoying a
series Of uninterrupted triumphs over
the popular aversion to all salera,us, he
cause the common kinds in use were
found to be destructive Science had
demonstrated that the Chemic,i Sol,ra
Tvs was not only pure IN its nature, but
wonderful in its effects, producing be,
ter bread and biscuit than any other
kinds Of salcratus or soda known.
IT Is NOT OFTEN, that We come in con
tact with AN article tha. we feel Justified
in recommending to our numerous read
ers, bat the articles Of Family Dye
Co!ors' manufactured b. Howe Is Stew
ems, advertised in this days paper, we
feel we can heartily commend to all who
may have use for dyes Of any colors.
For sale BY all druggists.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

Since the unfortunate nomination Ct
Mr.. Geo. Raines as candidate for Sheriff
by the Republicans six years ago and
the election at that time OF Mr.. Thomas
Murray, then one Of the Democracy,
that party have claimed the absolute
right to fill the Office of Sheriff at each
succeeding election. TO accomplish
this they have not only placed in nomi-
nation their most available candidate
ut each election, but have iii>iiicd the
facts, aud worked secretly ana asst.
duously upon the preinaiccs of few
weak kneed Republicans, ard bent all
their energies for the election Of their
candidate for this office. By this means
they succeeded second tine-iour
years ago. The same plan was tried
two years ago when the Republicans
nominated II. A. Williamson for that
office. Stories, yarns, lies not even
having the scmblancc Of truth were in
dustrionsly circulated, he was as.>camp,
an unb!ushing Office seeker, Il shameless
turncoat, who had left the Democracy
because they were not in power, be
should negcr be elected sheriff. no, no
not he. But the people upon election
day said he should be our next Sheriff,
and he was. This fall the same thing
was again tried by the Cops, but in or
der to work j: ctlectual they nominated
a full ticket selecting about half o. Them
from the Republicans. II addition they
played the Tuule game, that is nomina.
ted for Sheriff war Democrat. The
Republicans were intended as eats paws
or as hobby horse on which toriae
their Sheriff into office. It is proper IL
this place % say that all the Republic
cans saw the object ard withlr, n their
names, except osse, and by referring 10
the official returns it Will be seen thai.
he ran ija>t IS we predicted, receiving
the least votes OF any candidate III the
connty-a jnst reward for his tlexihility
But all their lnanGaycring ana man
ipula,ing availed nothing. Mr.. Will
hanson bad been Sheriff Tor two years,
and had filed the Office well. lie " as
ready and DID aid the party in the can
vaSu . II Tho. ha conll Which u,s pn
small amount TO secure the election OF
the entire ticket. For this the pcop.e
at the polls said that he should be the
sheriff of this county i.,r the next two
years, and hey said il too by very
much larger Nots than he was elected
two years ago. s. much FIR maxim. 4
blackbird Of Somebody b.ackoirl
that pecks ,l.e:r eyes out. Good
enough.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

In issuing this Proclamation, | a'-
dress myself not only to tie G"Ne''"'S
f thc scveral.S'atcs, but also TO tt'
good and loyal people thereof 'uv' KING
them to lend their cheerful, wiling and
ctlyctiv,ga' d to Tie measures thi'a adopt
cd, with i view to reinforce or veto
rious armies row in the field, and bring
our military operations to prosperous
issue tpa- closing forever the toun-
tans Of scdi,ion and cruel war.
In witness whereof, | have hercunto set
nv hand, and caused the seal or the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the City Of Washington, this
l1lh day Of October, AID. 1863, and OF
lie Independence Of the United 81 I $
the eighty eigth.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
BY the President.
VIM H. SEWARD, Sec. of State.
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The National Debt.

The national dc.t is far less n amount
than the enemies OF the Government
hoped it would be on the 1st Of Octo
Der. They had rrophesiea that We
would owe three thousand million dol
lars before tile end Of the second year
Of the war, but the Government enters
upon the third year with a debt of only
twelve hundred and twenty two millions
seven hundred and fifty thousand dol.
lars. The increase Of this debt hereaf-
ter will be moderate, the Government
being abundantly supplied with muskets
cannon and clothing.
In speech last night, at the Armory
Square Hospital, the Hon. L, =. Crit.
tenlen, said that while Northern sym.
pathizers with Davis were predicting
bankruptcy and ruin in our monetary
affairs, foreign capitalists were only too
anxious to invest in Government seen
rites. Yesterday three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars worth Of United
States bonds were issued 10 foreign
brokers, and the Government has mon
ey now on hand with which to pay the
entire army for the month Of Novcm.
Der, which money was furnished by
foreign capitalists.-PhH. Enquirer.
The news from Pennsylvania IS also
cheering. She gives Curtin Rep. 4 ma
jority OF over 10000.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22

Appointments OF the North Iowa
Annual Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church held mt the Cerfman
School House one mile north of Toledo
Tama Co., Iowa, September 9th, 1868.
President, Joel Dalbey.
Upton crcni,, VIM. Puryis.
Iowa circuit, Josiah Se|by.
Toledo circuit. II swell Graves.
Fair Banks circuit, J. J. Watson.
Anamosa circuit, Benedict Belt.
Union Grove ci,cnt, S. b. Dantan.
Clear Creek circuit, ]. "A. Bolton.
Shell Rock circuit, VIM s. Griffith.
Iowa and Cedar liver circuit, J +.
Page.
Palo circuit, W. II. Roberts.
Center Poin, circuit, ID. Ii. Iiollenheck
Marysvillc Mission, J. a Abbott.
IIardin Mission. T. Btlwc!l, a. Dalboy
New Hampton Mission to be supplied.
Lyhrand Mission, John S. Brown.
Lynn circuit, to Be supplied
X. ,. Croft, Evangelist.
a. Wools'on, Snperanna'cl.
G. y. GRAY, J. Brown, n. Ohnsteal. w.
Livingston, J. Walcrhousc, +. holland,
II. II. Stall without an appointment, y.
Il. Goldsbury iii hands Of the Presl-
dent.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
OUR VICTORY.
100 Majority.

Oar majority in this county on Gov
crnor over the Copperhead nominee is
Just an even 400. The majority is Il
little greater on the rest of The Safe
ti.kct.
Our citizens met the issue manfully
and gave the scrpcn,s a very fine
,hrashing which We hope will prove the
death Of them. We can expect how.
ever the customary w'igling Of their
tails until the sun oftheir hope has com.
pletcly set behind the hills Of secession.
Thanks to the war Democrats who cut
loose from their company and SO ma.
terially aided in this glorious works.
They arc unqucstionably registered as
the true friends of their country, and
really praised tor cutting loose from
party tics, amid supciabundancc Of
soaking and whecdiin. on the part d:
the cops, and thus taking bold and
fearless stand as true and tried patriots.
The administration has been greatly
strengthened by the results OF the cleo
lio;s in wa, Ohio and Pennsylvania,
and thousands Of precious lives of our
soldiers have been saved by this dis.
heartening blow to the rebellion.
We give below the vote Of the several
townships n this county on The candi-
dates tur Governors and Lieutenant
Governors. The vote on Supreme
Judge ran nearly with the vote on
Lieut.. Governor. No opposition worth
mentioning to Saml. Storrs Howe, as
member Of Board of Education.
On county candidates We give the
vote in the county FOR each, except T.
3 Martin Drainage Commissioner, who
had no opposition.
/. will be seen THAI the Cops voted
for number. OF their candidates who
had withdrawn.
OmcIal Returns.
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ohio.

The Cinc,nnati Gazette Of S.trr
day says "Returns, official and rcpor;
ed, from al bu. five en.;es ~ Ohio
show il net Union majority ~ oo.e52
and Union gam, rs compared viii.
last year, OF 6o,79s. The five counties
TO be heard from will be about balanc
cd
LATER.-A dispatch from Cincinnati,
Saturday evening, says :"Retarns from
eighty-fve counties give Brough 81 ,t82
,najority-a gain of sc, 900, with three
counties to hear FROM
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
Chattanooga, October ls.

Cavalry just il report that the rebel
cavalry have been driven bac.. across
the Tennessee river, with 4 loss o. over
1000 in killed, wounded and deserted
and five pieces Of artillery. The FEEDER
al success is complete.
"The vote Of the Ohio regiments be
longing to the army at this port, as
far a. received mp to this morning, are
8, io3 for Brough to a52 for Vallandig.
ham. Fifteen regiments and eight bat
teries are to be heard from, which will
swell Broug','s majority t. over 1900.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
From Mexico. Texas. sc.
New York, October

New York, October II.
New Orleans dates Of the 10th inst.
state that Matamoras is still held by the
French. Citizens don't exhibit any de-
sire u oppose them.
Popular feeling in Texas is against
the Confederate draft.
Galveston is very strongly fortified,
snl is now the rebel stronghold in Tex.
as.
The 10Th Army Crops reached Yer
million river, four miles south Of Yer
million, on the 9th. There was sharp
skir,nishing.
Gen. Banks is in the field.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
Very Latest.
Especial to The Chicago Journal.)

Especial to The Chicago Journal)
Washington, October 20.
The Government has dispatches from
Burnside. His marches aud victories
in Eas, Tennessee have proved sa,isiac-
tory, he having routed the cnea,y in
almost every instance.
Everything looks cheerful this morn.
ing Moale's army is IN hot pursuit Of
the enemy, who have letreatcd beyond
the Rapia:.n.
There is some talk in military circles
If a repeal Of the $500 clause in the
Cun>crlptlon act. Some talk nf fixing
The sum 4, 5000 ana some Ill 81 SOC
drafted mon 10 receive the money 50
raised
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-10-22
In Iowa and Powesheik counties NJ

In Iowa and Powesheik counties M.
Il. Cults, R.p. is elected Senator. Good
The "Reyiew'' says Iowa Co. has
gone Republican by 8 majority. Last
year it went Democratic. In thi.
county the Republicans elect their
county Judge and Surveyor, the rest OF
the county ticket is Democratic.
The Amana colony hold the balance
Of power in this county and the candi.
dates they voted for were elected. On
Coy. they cast hut few votes tor
stone ard q for futile
The kitchen Of Sullan's harcm in.
wolves an expense Of sl2o,ooo per
month.