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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
The N lsxOurl Rebels RcccNlt-
ing In Illinois

s me thirty o. forty men OF The most
desperate character, probably Missouri
gu.r,i.las, who have been hiding in Me-
U,nough county, Illinois. armed with
r.vo, my rifles aud pistols, having s,o
len horses enough to mount the band,
crossed the Mississippi Wednesday,,
above Dallas. and m,dc their way
through Lee county. towards Missouri.
ye.. DIV Mr.. Finch. Of Dallas, says
they J.. K ten horse. from one slabi..
aud we said, by the persons who
", ,mpvll.t to terry them across,
to be very desperate men, ln this
S IL We hear OF their stealing several
horses.
These rowing bands Of dcsperad"es
A.. anuh,lcss made up OF rebels con
c.a'cL in our m,as, and prompted b,
HON. aitors. These horse ,hlc,c.
vi, p'nn.ler and murder our ciisn.
in,iiscrim,natcly. are cv,deD'lv vel
r,,.,ti -knuw where IT, 90 and What
Goals t. AXE. Ii We arc g. have ans
s.ru','y tnr HE and property il will bt
necessary I" know all corners and gotr'
- know THAI We are not harhorina
murderer. aud thieves, ready To burr
and lay waste the country upon . Civ
en- signal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Gen Price with 80, 900 men has been

Gen Price with 80, 900 men has been
raiding in Missouri. On the 23tl inst,
some Gve or aix mics south east nf
Kansas city, in the western part Of the
State he was attacked by our f,rcca
nndcr Crn,is and driven four or five
miles with considerable loes. Our loss
Vas also quite severe. We really hope
ih.t h. will be corncrcd and compelled
TO surrender. With his band OF M
rauders he has been marching with i'm
,.un,,y through the S.a'e add ng largely
to his strength by a rigid c"nscrip,ion
Of all atle bodied men and eppropria.
ing personal property.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
ATTEMPTED Ass,SArloS IF 4 DEpC

ATTEMPTED AsslSArlox OLA DEpC
TT Marshal IN CLINTON CoU>rY-
On Wednesday i.ht, Robert H,gle, ct
& manchc, Deputy Provost Marshal,
while riding alone above DE Wit, Was
tirrd NJ hs a party concealed IN the
blshc. near tho ioa.i side, and narrow
|, escaped L.ing killed. Two buck
>h,t.l,,a>...l through his has. just mis-
ing H. head, bu, fortunately he wa-
10, impaired Til. would be assassin j.
n, know. = Va'ge male no search
~ Kim r officer NJ the time wa-
i'nn'i'. NJ dtl'qncn' drafted men. and
,hrr. is ~, dub, that this was tn
c,n~c "t hi- hr,ng fired At. The teach
,ngs Of thu COZ pcrhrad party are bear
my iheir legitimate fruit 0: treason and
MURDER nu Guxettc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
2nd Report
W. T Department.
Wasl,ingt,n, October 2,

aShlnnHo, 'JctoOef 9.
To Major General Dix:
The fo'l.wln {: ,,fiicial dispatch has
been received from General Sheridan :
Cedar Creek, October el--5 y. NJ.
.Iicn,cnant General U. s. Grant,
City Point Va: si
81 pursued the routed force Of the
enemy nearly 10 Mount Jackson. which
r.oin, he reached during the nights Of
The 10Th and 2o,h, without one organ.
lied regiment Of his army. From ac-
counts OF our prisoners who have cscap
cd, and citizens. the route was complete.
About 1000 Of tho enemy broke and
made their way down through The
mountains on the left. Thirteen miles
On the line OF retreat the road and
country wc,a-enxa.a.l with small arms
thrown away by the flying rebels and
other debris. Forty five pieces Of cap
tnred artillery are now a, INV headqnar.
tiers. think .ha, not less than 500
wagons and ambnlancrs were either
captured or destroyed. Tho accident
Of the 'nnrning returned 70 our alvan-
tnge as much as though the whole
movement had been planned. Tho on
y rcgrc, have-is the capture, in the
eady morning, Of from 500 to 1000
men. I'm now sending to thu War
Depart mcnt ten battle flags. The loss
Of the artillery in tho morning was acv
en- from Crook, eleven from Emory, six
from Wright. IRON all can learn, !
think Ea,ly's rcintnrcemcnts wcro less
than IL 900 men.
(ssned) "p. NJ. SHERIDAN.
.,,ajor General Commanding"
General Stephenson reports the ar
rival At Martin, burg Of 500 wounded
and 500 prisoners. General Cus,a,
arriyt.! this afternoon a. Washington.
sifk ten rebel battle flags, displayed
from rallroa! engines.
Il II. STANTON.
S,.,.e.rc reNNo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

H..w Baby Cox Is USED Ur.-Thc
az i,ri.Ms o. The h.nc vote in C.x'e
iissri., foot up Tex. .25l /; Shrllahar
GER, I'll. Net majority against Cox.
1920. The soldiers vote will increase
lie maj ,ri'y for Shc'labarscr I" nbou,
1000 This is one Of tho ss,raws' nt
i great Democratic victory II Ohio.
III Newark. New J.'sey, last week,
,h.,e was ch"-,y tree N full hlGom
the blossoms BEN, perfectly DEVELOPED
nd luli "f fragrance, TIL. tree w.
tnaael Nth !rHi: as late i Angus.
III. d,h' OF The city OF Baltimore il
6l2 993. 900.
'rle ,rafi il in rrogr - in Mime,
and tie emigration from that S'a.a 10
New brunswick, for three weeks pact,
has ainoanacj 70 . ra.h.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
N0etDcs for OaHgI0s Democrats

.f..hes Ghr irb!.) remain III The Un
.uu. | will -. ~ far A the tCmihtiiutinn
war; III, me IN securing their righ'-
BIZ i they serelc. am IN favor OF VI.
lowi.g them just ~ many slaves and
in., as much territory ~ they can hold
~ Ne pnirt oIt'c b. v,,nct. Il care noi
Mhahrf General jar k.on violated the
t..,-,i,h,inn or no. care not whca,h,
~ Gr,",al J trk ~"u ~nspcndch all civil
anihp,,,r 81 nj. Ii bis acts were nee
r.sa,. i.,.the defense If tho cnun,r; !:
la .,.st-Si'y was ah We law Stephen
4. Dongta;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

Pennsylvania ha. at length redeemed
herself and has gwen a Umon maj ,riy
on the home vote of SOL. With the
soldiers vote the majority ~ ab"u,
- 600 Four aflhs OF the soldiers are
for the Union. a
The railroad bridge across the Mis-.
siss'pp, at Clinton is to be completed
by the Is, 81 Janm,ry next.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Nominations Under the New
l'OMstv Tuition or Mars1sss nd.

Baltimore. Oo. l8.--The Incundi-
.uonaI Ca,ion State CoevepUop met hero
to day 10 make nominations under ,hs
new constitution. The following tick.
81 was presented :y7tf sac.
For Governor. Ron. Thomas Swami !;
Lieutenant Governor, Dr..G.G. Cox
Attorney General Hon. Alexander
Randall Court !, Of A,penls, Judge
Wcisc'. The Convensioh was iagely al.
tended. a.. ess Sat
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
COUNTY


~
,e"''c'ona want 10 urge, in the very .,rong-
80. NJ manner, tho Importance OF our
.,sorle going TO the polls in their re
'acc'ive townships on the slh day If
y n'xt November ard deposit their bal
WY 'st's. This is truly a very imp,tan,
t''" r.c,ion and no man who claims to hc
ca''s patriot or lover 1T his country, need
''n''es.ver set up that claim again, or even
render .ieper 10 my man that he IS loyal. If
II nc heglects on that all important dav
why ''ase ,cise not only the privilege bn'
~s1'on IS Of the elective franchise. Far
u us asst mechani. or general business man
"'e' az" !, Ian Your business SO a. TO
rom Us % N, from the polls IN that dav.
'"e u's' ..e the anti cr,v here tn brand
FL" yon ~ TRAITOR and can maintain
'''' "nr premises. Welings can be defer.
red. and funerals 80 arranged that The
Ateniinis can 60 TO II" polls ever
shongh they ride At break neck snoed.
Thon.ani> AMI ,ens of Thousands nf
OF 4'~ra's may lie DELAYED f,r wears, rs
- every man doing his duty At the poll.
Aron that day.
Tue rebellion Is lettering; Genera,
10 Hooker aaye it Is totte.ing and JEFF
Davis has unwillinglv confessed as
much, anl now 20 want tina, the very
power that has made il ,hns !n,.pr ahall
pnsh i over ard crash il bcan.,h i,s
feet. II il all important that this
shorld DO done. The creates, hopes of
the rebels now hans upon this election
1t Abr aham Lincoln is ra elected their
somnlcn people will sec that H.. North
- July determined to fight it on, on the
Sc,y line upon which they haze com
nenccd, md they will become dis
heastentd with the prospects of another
Gsnv yea's 1t war and the iron will ot
the North, and fr.ake their leaders.
The re election Of Lincoln ia worth more
than twenty Eve victories on tho La,,l.
aald and will go farther toward securing
aSiearly rer"sanrnt peace. Don't fail
lhcs. To help re- elect hi u. Turn 81, TO
the Polle.
Come exchanged prisoners say ina,
tho rebels have been * mining the
prieoncra At Richmond and Belle Island
and exchanging ih"s. ",.. fav.r
McCl.llan and send those III favor of
9sinceln farther South. This shows
whore he rebels pow rest 'Lei, hcrsA
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
PenDsyIyan1A State. election.
UUiOn Dlsl5Ofjty On tho Home
u y VAlA

From the Pusburg Gazette. Oct. 81
Wc have now official returns from
every county in the State. The three
counties not official in our lie. yes,er
dsy, haze since been receivci. Forrss,
gives 10 Union majority; Jefferson 2o2
comprehend. and York 2.s08 Adams
!. al corperhrAa, instead Of 3o5
Fulton 2ss instead Of 200. CLARION 96S
instead Of ose, Cambria l.O4s instead
Of ,o7O, and Westmorelend l,477 IN
stead of 478. With these corrections
the vote toots up a. follows:
Union 1917, 302
Coppcrhcad lo7,ool
Union majority 30l
These figures are made up from the
published official returns IN each county
and are no doubt correct.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
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The aNbNcrlbtr vii UfteT Tor aa.G ~
Otter Greek tow6ship, 6 miles East ci
Tnlodn on.
Saturday, October 10th 1864.
A span ~ h"ists, two, COWS, 10 two
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LEWIS CARMICHAEL
by JAMES Ii BROOKS.
Oct. olstl9Ct.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
+ II. STANTON.
Secretary, o.. War.
Wasl,ir.,or, October %

A aisra,t', from S',rlidan 10 nigh,
left him master uf the valley. lie
says AZ guns were captured. IL hid
Are IDLY reached his hea1quartqr.n E.r
Is has not been heard from, SINCE. The
20 T.. No fighting has .aLcnl.'arc since
that time.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

S. .. Ca.e.of can,.n Centre, c.,
rsi'cs chcs',H,s ofren, tsgrafte,t ,re...
The nut. are .maaA larger and ripcn
earlier tromsthik rro~ess. a..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
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The Richm,snd paper. apologize for
the lack # editorial matter, on tho
ero'aath'iYai,"r. and rrn,ei: have
been summoned 70 the defence Of III.
cty. n ! i L ! Z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
7HuRsDAv OCTOBER Il, 1864
For President,
ABR.AHA a. LINCOLN

i VI L TcSiutnty
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
- OF Illinois.
For vice.P,esii.nt,
ANDREW JOHNSON
OF Tennessee.
For state
For Supreme Judge
&C. COLE.
OF Dcs Muincs.
Secretary 81 State
JAMES WRIGHT,
Of Delaware Go.
State Auditor
J. a. ELLIOT,
Of Mitchell, Co.
Attorney General
!. l.. ALLEN,
sfTama Co.
State Treasurer
". IT, HOLMES,
of Jones Co.
Register Of Safe Land Office
!. \. HARVEY,
Of Fremont CO.
Presidential Electors 4, Large
c. BEN DARWIN,
VIM. THOMPSON.
nisttict Judge.
- C.. II. CONKL1N,
OF Benton County.
District Attorney.
c. r. SCOTT,
~ Of Jones County.
&. For Member If Congress.
sa; j. = GRINNELL,
h;., ~, OF Powesheik Co.
ea''e''ta Ecc.cr of IN Con. D;>,r;c.,
"s the Gnu DANIEL ANDERSON
Of Monroe County.
COUNTY
A' Tor County Judge,
II is in va. r. 4. GRAHAM.
- stepping up F,r County Clerk.
~" pacing MP. D. APPRECIATE,
pepdlet"n, 81, .o,.;r
.hszarAs." yc,c,,,, !, r,-,,,,,,
lfhc is f.-
why is he the - N."
.pu late the u, "Ao''D AiEoHn' ".
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
xsgs,.sseStyr VICTORY.
.s,es;.,.a Ia. yu,tr.


narN ~ lh" magn,a. II inc - y be
inp ,itfu4'n, ~, ,euelS made a .n''it"
@t,4 ,9Hptti ~, a,ack OF Snen1.n
.,F,n{ tni by shr partial ~nfrt'"> "h'
the $40, ,tursi'v OF their a'i.ck Grove
our forces, commanded lay G"n. NugtA
ha,k some 'wr, three miles 10y 'ht''
o'clock III The afternoon Gen. s"e''
dan h,' Teen 70 Washington, nnd had
.jn>,. returned 1T this hour. lie nm
mrIi,rlv formed the troops rode
along The unes and checre.l ,he'n up,
gave The rrrr 10, charging the rebels,
and our ,r"pps gained avery important
battle. The following is Els report.
WAR DEpAnrMrNr, WAsm,NnrnN,
Friday, Oct 2l.-ll:lo Nj N. |,
The f'ilowiny Telegram, received tins
morning. contains fa!'3er par,icnl lars Of
the battle If Cedar Creek:
GENERAL suERlDAN's p,sPArcH.
Cedar Creek, Va, Oc'. 90. !.
Lieutenant General Grant City Point
We have again been favored by 4
great victory, won from disaster, by
the .a'lantry o. our officers ard men.
The attack on the enemy was made
about three o'clock in the afternoon by
4 left half wheel, with division Of ca.
valry turning each flank Of the enem,.
Tho whole line advanced. II The enemy
after \ stubborn. resistance, broke AMI
fled, aud were pushed with v;gor. The
artillery captured will prol ably be over
fifty pieces. This, Of course, includes
what were captured from our troops in
the early morning. Aslenss I 900 Inis,
oners have been brought in, ais" wagons
and ambulances in large numbers. This
morning the cavalry made, dash =,
Fishers liill and ca'ricI ~ the enemy
having tlrd ln,in. the night, leaving
only i small rear guard. ,r#.
VIZ h.vc-%urrgrct the loss 1t mans
VALUABLE officers. killed, and wounded
among them Col. Joseph Thorbnrn
commanding division oiCrook's com
mand, killed; Col. Howard kctchen
commanding . Brigade, wonnAed
| -seseYely, but would no, leave the field
| c,nnot yet give the exact details
Many Of orr men captured IN the morn
ing made their escape and COMM. in.
! Romcsnr, commanding division i,
Early's army, died This morning. 81
+. II. SHERIDAN.
Cen. GRAMS ~ probation Of the vic
tory III Cedar creek is expressed in 'h'
following dispatch: :.
GEN. GRANT S .isrATcH.
City Point, Oct. 20.
i, Hon. +. NJ Stanton, Sec OF War.
had Il salute Of one lun,ired gun
from eae', Of the armies here fired il
| Ln,,,. ~ ShNril.Ot. I.a, v;.tnrv 'Tn,,,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Union majority
Gen. Gran, has dore hut little fight.
II Z lately. They are watching for IL
vorablc opportunities.

The m,j,ri'y Of the railroad compan.
les havn agreed 10 Q ,n-,tnstncH ears
f,r the purpose Of pi',i,ly into elfsc.
the n.w railway postal syncr.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

IA, NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL
WEAkNEsa, .stc., esn b cured by one wLo
has really Gu, ed iMseif and hnnarAls "
others, and ~iA til. ypm notking hsh the frv,A
Address n IT'D k.Aun. aetfea .srse se1s
.Essssr .EbWARD.N |TRAyER.
80 Luci fds, 7gos'oh MAss.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
GEN. ASTs.lsrATcH.
City Point. Oct, 20.

Hon. r.. NJ Stanton, Sec. OF War.
| had 4 salute at one hundred guns
from each Of the armies here fired i,
honor of Sh.ridnn's last victory. Turn
Ing hat hid far ~ he disaster into
Il glorious victory. stamps sheridan,
what / have always thought him, one
&c the ablest 81 Generals.
u. s GRANT.
Lieutenant General
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

The Charleston papers aay our troops
sin ro,hi,mo u thtot shcl!s into tho
chr
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Plantation Rtters. My wife has been greatly benefit
led by their use. Thy trend, tEt.t.
ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
n 80 . have been great sufferer from dyspepsia
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
itters have cured me.
.. Rev. J, S. CATHORN, Rochester, N. Y"
"e Send us twenty-fouF dozen more Of you
Plantation Biters, the popularity Of which DAILY
increasing with the guests Of oprhquse.
SYKES, CHADwGCK a CO.,
I Propre tors Willard's Hotel, Washington, ~ C."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re
celyed They are immensely beneficial to weak per
: song and delicate females.
Be cautious Of re- filled botles. See our signstur,
on fine steeI plate label. They are not sold by IN,
gallon. They are only sold our patent log cabir
bottles, by respectable druggists, grocers, hotels,
looms, steamboats, and country stores.
Pm. DRAKE CO.,
s12daWGm 202 BroRdway N. Y.