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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
CENr R.lL LilD AGENCY,

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The undersigned are Dtw prepared 10 buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and un.
improved. pay taxes, rentland examine titles
make conveyances and attend generally 80
any matters pertaining to the Ownership or
conveyance of real Estate in this, and the
adjoining counties. We have choice 10, Of
lands Tor safe al prices within the reach Of
all. As We are
The only legally licensed
land agents in this county.
AImostail strangers coming here ca ! upon
us TO buy, thus giving is incr ased fseilities
evcr oil others for selkhg.> We solicit from
residents who desirs - sell, corvect descrip
ton of their lands win a. general description
II he quality, tsFs,.atidh, distance from tim
be-. - amount ofHHSnaer owne,l,, improve
men,s price &.terms If saie.' either verbally,
,ot mai as mnst coSv sui& NJ, i1infs promise
TO furnish buyers aiau, ft,f' a9p tood lan,is
held at.roa sonEble prices ~ Dbnf delay SEND.
iaf tn son< desSsipliana ;Jsasm dNy That pass
essDmc ehanssi is lcsta ii.
GItAif4 M.N,NEisON.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
!. Farm Wanted,

Consisting of forty or eighty acres, faf or
more cult waited, .mist hav3 . house upon it.
= Propositions received by A. Keuseh in To-
ledD ortWm krausc in Carlton Tp.s ~,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Persons dcsirousx Of accnrin,
al, .'mnits ie..s9fs1 81.

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. ~. Persons DESTROYS OF securing q
goodl'iano, sswin!, machine o. lambs
.i1apd' Loom" Ms advertised iii 6nf
columns, md All perfectly new, TO he
ordered from. the !. ananufactoriea, will
!. do we'll 20 give us \ call, because We
can Assist them in obtaining either Of
she above articles cheaper than they
can DO got without our aid. ICE
/ III. 81. Mossrs. J. l.. Stewart / Co.,
who have'a flaming advertisement in
i our, pspor, Request us 10 say that they
, have .ja-t received > very extensive
stock Of tall ani winter goods which
ahey win cell cheaper than the cheapes,
and 40 mistake about it. They say
they have put prices down, down. and
mean to sell cheap, cheaper. cheapest.
They are business ,ncn and will rush
business along no matter how small the
profits.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
DIR. Strickl0nd.s
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Cou gh B al s a m.

ltREs Coughs, Coils, Sore Throat,
- Asthna, aud Consumption 1t is only
necessary for any one troubled with these
complaint. to Try one bottle Of
StricklanG'S MelliGuoHs COus h Ilalss n,
to convince them tha. il is the hest prepara-
ton ever used Il no: only cures the above
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cures Night Sweats and Splitting OF 3 God,
lud is an Acsllent gargle for any Kind Of
Sore Throat. Il is pleasant 10 take anil ),
safe medicine for iafau.s Price so cents per
bottle. Fer sale by Druggists generally.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
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1t ahi We viii furnish you certificates
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

expedition, as Colonel of the stb Connecticut
volunteers.
Charlee G. scholes, John r. French, and
James 8, Ridley have besu sppp6)nted, by The
President, direct tar COMMISSIONER for The IN
surrectionary district of North Odfoliua, as
provided by act Of Congress approved juno 4,
1869. ~ tNEN -
The evacuation OF Washington has given the
rebel authorities an opportunity Of enforcing
the conIcriptlou, which Ia Being relentlessly
carried out. Beaufort county In which WASH
ington Is situated and hyde, are by this necos-
Sity opened TO the enemy for supplies and con
scripton. Washington and Tyrren counties
were opened up TO this operation BY the cap
ture Of Plymouth.
n OUR Loss AZ PLYNoUTH.-Since our last
issue, a Richmond paper admits the rebel loss
in killed and wounded, to be {, 200 We have
also learned that II 10 the very general opinion
"ovor the border - that their loss reaches nearly
{, 1000 in that battle. You can safely count surf
| upon all that the dkdinineT will admit, and i
never yet was known to give more than tht
Confederates actuslly lost. We predicted tha
General Vessels would punish them mos
soundly, and he did, killing and wounding o
the Confederates q greater number than hi
own entire command consisted Of.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
Gen. Sherman's Army.
PTURE OF ME
Sherman Occupies Kingston.
Hooker and Howard Ham,
mering Johnston.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON, May 1o-lo.l5 p. m.-No OIL
clnl reports Of military operations to-day have
been received BY this Department from Gen.
Grant or Gen. Butler.
Reports from Gen., sherman's command,
dated at Kingston, Georgia, at 3 p. m, to-day,
announce that Sherman reached Kingston and
encsmped last night. This morning he ad.
vanced upon the enemy, who again retrestcd.
The dispatch states, while being written,
Hooker's and HowardT guns were hsmmering
away al Johnston, and the two armies were in
plain sight of each other, two miles east Of
Kingston.
Davis's division, OF the Fourteenth CorpI, il
in possession OF Rome. The weather is fne,
the roads good, and the country more open and
less mountainous.
(signed) EDWIN n. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

In the United States Senate yesterday Mr..
COwan, from the Finance Committee, reported
a bill, which was passed, amending the act eI-
tending the time for the withdrawal Of goods
n bond at San Francisco. The Senate voted
10 Insist on its amendments to the army appro-
priation bill. The bill to permit the construc-
lion Of railroad bridge over the Ohio river,
at the Falls, was amended and passed. The
report OF the committee Of conference on the
Montana territorial bill, recommending the
Senate to recede from its amendment, which
cIteudcd the elective franchise to other than
white citizens, was agreed to after long de-
bate-yeas 26, nays 10. The Committee on
Finance reported back the House Internal rev.
enue bill with amendments.
The House yesterday occupied Its session
with personal eIplAnAtio First between
Nr. Dawes, OF Massachusetts, and Mr.. Loan,
OF Missouri, which was soon over. Mr.. NAL
Iory, of Kentucky, then charged Mr.. Julian,
Of Indiana, with inserting words in a debate
published in the Congregational 6loJe which he
had not uttered in the House, and pronounced
him (Julian) a "forger." Mr.. WSdsworth,
OF kentucky, Joined in the squAbble, and pro.
nouncsd Mr. Julian q liar. Finally, after
much excitement and the interchange Of
coarse cPithets, the original manuscript OF the
Official reporter was produced, and there the
words were found reported precisely AS they
Lad been published In the GLOBE,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
Tn. weekly national Republican.

The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, a Sc
lect family paper, is issued to-day, and can be
had at our countiug-room, at i've cents per
single copy, with or without wrappers.
The success OF our weekly for the past siI
months has exceeded our expectations, as evi-
denced by the large and increasing subscrlp-
tIou List, made up by subscribers from all parts
of the country, and especially in the West and
Northwestern States. This public commenda-
ton OF our efforts leads US to assure the public
that we shall spare no pains or expense to en-
title us TO a continuance Of that patronage.
The paper OF this week contains all the war
news, compiled from official sourcesi the reader
will be able to find connected accounts OF all
the important army movements, without the
annoyance Of partial and unsatisfactory rumors
and reports, that necessarily enter into the
makeup of daily. The department OF select
reading matter Is not surpassed by any weekly
in the country. The WBnKLI REPuBLICAH
finds hearty welcome in every domestic circle
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

We copy the following Items from the NortA
Carolina IimsI published al New Berne), OF
the 14th instant;
RAN AT WILNDGToE.-On the night OF Fri
day, the 9th inst, the rebel ram al Wilmington
steamed down to the mouth Of the river and
attacked the Howquah and Britannia, putting
q shot through the smOke-stack OF the former.
The vessels eluded tho ram, but not until they
had ascertalned that Ehe was a precise model
OF the Atlanta, and a much stronger and more
formidable opponent. Our vessels are lying
of Wilmington watching her, which Is the
most they can do with wooden vessels.
Lieut.. r. B. Minor has rebel notllla OF
thirteen bArges, each barged armed with
howitEer and twenty-five men, In Simon's
creek, on the Chowan.
The rebels have been reinforcing hasonboro',
this side Of Wilmington, with a regiment OF
Infantry and q battery OF artillery. Mason
boro' commands one OF the land approaches to
Wilmington, and Is noted as the place where
the English once landed en- route for Whining
ton. II also contains a number Of salt works.
The following is a correct list Of the Repre-
sGntatives to the next confederate Congress,
from this State. Those marked are old mem
bers! LIST District, William N. II. Smith, 3D.,
Robert X. Brdgesi' Sd, J. T. Leach; 4th,
Thomas e. Fuller; 9th, Josiah Turner; 9th, J.
A. Gilmer; 7lh James NJ. Leach; Sth, J. G.
Ramsay 9th, B. S. Gaither;' 10th, George W.
Logan.
Brig. Gen. Harlsnd has been assigned to tho
command Of the sub-distrlet, OF New Berne.
Gen. HArland came out in the famous Burnside
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

Rome and Kingston, now occupied by sher-
mans forces in Georgia, are important points.
Rome is the capital Of Floyd county, at the
confluence Of the ExoWah and Oostenaula
rivers, which form the Coosa river, which is a
considerable stream.
1t lies west Of Kingston and is connected
with 1t BY railroad, aud Is ITO miles from NIL
lcdgeyllle. The rebels had extensive foundries
and armories, and much cotton used 10 be
shipped from that point.
Kingston Is upon the Western and Atlantic
railroad, which connects Tennessee with the
system of railroads in Georgia and the Southern
country generally, and is about hfty miles from
Atlanta, Georgia.
If Sherman defeats Johnston, why then At
ANITA, the most important central position in
the South, must fall.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

~ MoIISan Mustang LInIment.-Ths
parties In Louis and Cincinnati who have been
oounterfeiting tho Mustang Llnimont under pre-
tSnse of proprietorGhip, have been thoroughly cs-
topped BY the courts. To guard against further
imposition, l have procured kom tho United States
Treasury . private steel plate revenue stamp,
which iS placed over the top Of each bottle. Each
stamp bears the fac Hnie OF my signature, and
without which the article 10 counterfeit, danger
Gus and worthless imitation. Examine eyeEy bot
tie. This Liniment has been In use and growing
in favor for many years. There hardly exists II
hamlet on tho hGbitAble globe that does not con-
tain evidence Of itE Wsnderful effects. 1t Is tho
best enOlient In the world. with it's present I'm.
proved ingredients, lts effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable, Sores are healed, paine
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use.
full, aud untold Ills AsAnASed For cuts, bruises,
BprAiEB, rheumAtism, FweflInss, bites oAEsd
breasts, strained horuss, as, it is sovereign
remedy THAT should peVeE he dispensed with. l.
should he In every family. Sold by all druggiSts.
fe2Olou6m D. 9. BARNES New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
Death of Nathaniel Hawthorne, tn
Autbor

BosToS, May l9.-Nathaniel Hawthorne, the
well author, died this morning at Ply
mouth, n, II. He was stopping at Plymouth
in the course Of journey for the benefit OF his
health, and was in company with eI-PreIident
Franklin Pierce. He had been suffering with
general debility for some time, but retired 10
bed last night as well as usual. At . O'Clock
this morning, however, he was found dead in
his bed by eI-President Pierce.
1T will be remembered that Mr.. Hawthorne
was prosecuting journey for health and recre-
alton with Mr.. Ticknor, OF the arm OF Tlcknor
& Fields, when the latter died at the CONT
mental Hotel few days ago. HSssrS. Haw-
thorne and Ticknor intended to travel lsisurely
to New Orleans and Havana, when the latter
was seized with a fatal illness and died, with
his friend Hawthorne at his bedside. 1t ap-
pears that Mr.. H. then turned his course to New
Hampshire, and fell asleep at the foot OF the
White Mountains, like ThackerAy, with none
to grasp his hand and bid him the long fare.
well.-Eds. R,piIbHedn.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
Second Edition
From the Front.
FOUR O'CLOCK P. M.


Col. MARYLAND, General Army Mail Agent,
attached TO General Grants stan, arrived
In this city late last evening directly from
the front. He let General GRANTS headquar-
tiers at 10 O'Clock a. IN. yesterday. UP to that
ttme there had been no ngntng during the
morning, and he believed, from Information he
obtained before leaving, that there was no
nghting yesterday, unless Lee made the attack
He says OF the movement OF the three army
corps, on the 18th inst, that while II was not
successful In carrying all the works OF the
enemy, II accomplished an linPor'an' result on
the enemy's left, which we observe the corrc'
bpondent OF the Associated Press, In his very
brief and partial report, falls to state.
1t appears from the statements OF COL MARK
,anu' Snu V,n'' soa''.," ns ~ w t"ro "a w.
80, ~ ~ rDov,nS tLot aenor.I Ice occun,,,
spottsylvanIa Court House proper, and is for
titled all around his armyi his camp is per-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

The correspondent OF the Times with Buffers
army, writing on the 10th, says:
Our forces still hold the long line OF earth
works which were captured last Thursday from
the enemy. There was no general engagement
yesterday, but all along our lines the skirmish-
ers were firing brlskly. The second line Of
rebel works is about three quarters OF mile
in advance Of our position, and the belief is
that there the enemy will make a firm stand.
Whether Gen. Butler will attack these fortIf-
cations, or content himself with holding, for
the present, the large tract Of country from
which we have driven the rebels, | am unable
to say.
We now have the district between City Point
and Bermuda Landing to within three miles OF
Petersburg on the south, and to within nine
miles Of Richmond on the north side. Drury's
Bluff, whGreon the guns OF Fort Darling frown,
is scarcely two miles and half beyond our
pickets.
This morning there has been heavy firing on
the James river some distance above this point
1t probably comes from our gunboats, who
have been carefully feeling their way toward
Fort Darling. Yesterday the enemy's IRON
clad Richmond came down below Fort Darling
to Teconnoitre. Our advanced gunboats threw
few shots at her, and che returned up the
river.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

The new amendments to the tax bill are nu-
merous, but few are important. Whisky takes
another rlse--S1 per gallon to October, then
81 rs to January, after which S1.50. No tax
upon whisky on hand. Brewers are in fer
meut over the proposed tax of t1.5O per bar
rel. Iron Is modiaed-blown iron taxed less,
and sheet iron, bridge castings, stoves, nuts
and rivets increased. The tax on gold and
stocks is reduced from one-fhh to one-twen-
ticth Of one per cent. Bank circulation at the
rate Of one per cent. per year, instead OF three
per cent? on bank deposits, increased from
one-elghth to one-fourth Of one per cent.
Wholesale licenses are doubled-aity dollars.
Penalties for evasion Of the tobacco manufac-
turing regulations are made more stringent.
Salaries of collectors and assessors are some
what increased. Incomes are unaltered.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
FROM BUTLER.
Heavy Assaults by Beaursgard, Rein.
forced BY LopGstrset-The Enemy Re.
pulsed with Slaughter.
New York stock List.
BY tho Peoples Telegraph Lines,
Oaiees-bII Ninth street and corner Pennsylv Ania
avenue and Sixth street.
EufnAV NAV Q0- EIRsT NoAUD,


BERMUDA HUNDRED, May 1s.-All quiet with
our army to-day.
The object OF the demonstration on Fort
Darling was merely TO draw of and entertain
as many Of Lees troops as possible. Also, to
attract the attention OF all the rebel forces in
and about Richmond, to enable General KautE
TO destroy the communications bouth Of Rich
mond.
On Monday morning, the 10th, the enemy
came out Of their earthworks In front Of Fort
Darling at daybreak, having been heavily rein
forced during the night by Longstreet's corps,
and made three separate desperate charges
upon our entrenchments, all of which were
promptly and energetically repuSedby our men.
The enemy lost, in these three charges, from
1000 to 1900 men, while our loss was very
slight.
General Butler having learned that Beaure-
gard waI heavily reinforced by Longstreet's
corps also, by rebsl papers and q courier, as
certainsd that General KRutz's cavalry had
destroyed the bridge over the AppomattoI river
and several miles OF the Danville railroad
track also, the dams, locks, and embank-
ments Of the canal leading into Richmond, de.
cidsd to fall back from before Fort Darling,
and gave orders accordingly, and by Monday
evening our army had safely arrived behind
| our new lines OF entertainments, having retired
| in perfect order excepting General Heckman's IS
brigade, which was badly disorRaniZed, and
the General captured. This brigade formed
the extreme right wing, and the enemy at
tackled this point with great desperation, fol,
lowing them back nearly two miles with an
overwhelming force, capturing large number
and killing and wOundlng many Of the brigade
Three Of cur siege guns fell into the hands
Of the enemy, the horses being killed. Tht
guns were previously spiked.
Al present It is impossible to estimate ou
loss. Stragglers are constantly coming in.
We have lost more prisoners than the enemy
But their loss in killed and wounded doublS
exceeds ours, as our men were protected by en-
| trenchments.
Several Of Longstreet's men were captured
who stated that his whole force was co-opera
ting with Beauregard.
Lieut.. Col. Floyd and Captain Couch, OF tht
Sd New York infantry, are wounded, the for
mer in the leg, and the latter has lost his lOr
|
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20

ESa Lyons KAthRIrOn. - KathnIron 10
from the Greek word KAthrO,n or " KAthsiro,"
EignifyiDs to cleanse TeuvenSte and restore. ThiA
article il what Its name signifies. For preserving,
restoring and beGutifying the human hair It ia the
most remarkable preparation in the world. IL Is
again owned Sndput up by the original proprietor
and IL now made with the same care, skill and at
tentIon which gave It a sale Of over one million
bottles psr Annum.
II 10 most delightful Hair Dressing.
II erHdisateS seurf and dAudrun.
It Keeps the head cool and clean.
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling of and turniR
gray. s
II restores halt upon bald heAdE.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful
head Of hair should use Lyo on's KathGlron. 1t Ia
known Snd used throughout the civilized world
Sold by I'll respectable dealers.
DEMAS 3. BARNES b CO.,
New York.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WAN IT,
WARRINGTON, May It-Io:to p. m.
kSj. ssn. De, N. r:
We have no dispatches to-day from Generals
Grant, Butler or Sherman.
The reports from the Kanswhs confirm the
destruction OF the bridge over the New river.
Several miles OF railroad track were destroyed
by Gen. Crooks command, and he states that
he has fought three battles with Generals ssm
Jones and A. jenkins, and has defeated them,
the rebel loss being over slI hundred killed
and three hundred wounded. Gen. jenkins
fell into our hands mortslly wounded.
All OF our wounded that can DO removed
from Fredericksburg have reached Washing
ton.
The rebel prisoners have been removed from
Belle Plain.
Visitors from the Army OF the Potomac rep,
resent the troops to be in excellent condition,
and relnforcements rapidly arriving.
EDWH NJ. srANYoE,
Secretary Of War.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
We TAXI the following items OF Alexandria


news from the STATE Journal OF the 18th inst:
AeITG Chandler and Ssgar.-The case Of Hons.
L. IA. Chandler, member OF Congress elect from the
Second District Of this State, and Joseph segSr,
member elect from the frat District, was decided
yesterday adversely to the claimants. We hear
that the defence Of Mr.. Chandler was an able and
eloquent TindieAtOn oil his claim 10 seat, and
was listened to with profound attention BY the
HsuBs.
SSRiidTV hedIuTa-CaPt. GWynne the Prsyoat
Marshal Of Alexandra, notifies the citizens that,
In future, oAroaHea, manure, and all other refuse
matter must be deposited on the grounds near the
mouth OF HuRting Creek, foot Of Washington
street.
All otneers, and men on duty as patrols, guards,
or policemen, In or around the city, ordered to
arrest and bring to this office any person caught In
the act Of throwing Nth into the ttreetsj and all
officers on the grand guard lAeB will see that no
refuse natter ia allowed to pass their lines or be
The health OF citizens and sick and wounded
men requires strict enforcement Of this order.
hemiAaIioHs-At a meeting held at the Cannon
House on Monday oTenlng, may 0, for the purpose
OF nominating State OfnoerG, on NOTION Ed Sulll-
van was called 10 the chair, when the following
nominations were made, TlIi Clerk tor Ciremt
Court and CSuAty Court, William NJ, JOhnsoni loF
Sheriff, Thomas !. Edelin, Commissioner oil new
snue, Peter G. HendSrssni niConmonweAlth's Alter
Aey, WeItOl WilloushbJi Magistrates, James N.