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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-28

From Rev. J : Herman q the German Reformed
Caurch. Kltztown. Berks County. Pa
Dr. c. ". Jackson Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia near,y twenty years and
have never used any medicine that did me As much
rrovel 10 health after having taken I've bottles
Yp'rs WITH respect : ~firRNAN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-28

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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-12-28
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed atthe First Session of the Thirty
Eighth Congress.

railroad and telegraph line from Lake s-p.fo. q,
Pugets S'-nl, Oh tle Psc.lc cast. p. tac North
rru route.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Con,n,fn,cnlary.

We clip the following complimentary
notice ct our worthy member OF Con
gross, the Hon. J. Il. Grinn-il, from the
Chicago Journal" and with pleasure
repubish it
AN EMPHATIC INDoRsEMESr.-Not
wi,h,tanding the columns Of fa'>ehoods
that were impotenrly hurled at Hon j.
y. Grinncl, f,,'' full, true hearted
and liberty loving Member OF Congress
from the Fourth Iowa District, through
he Chicago Times and the local Demo.
cratic papers, and no, Notwithstanding the
desperate efforts that were made by
~ opponents to trade against him at
the fools, he is re 81 c,ed by four thous
npd more rotes on the home votc than he
rrceirsd t,eo gears ago ! The ultra cop
perhcads had a special spite against
him, but their efforts availed them moth
ing, but him much.
The loyal men Of the Fourth District
have done we'll to re elect Mr., Grinnell,
and have done credit TO their district,
their State and themselves, by indoors
ing..him with such tremendous empha-
ais.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Gentlemen who had Mr.. Lincoln's
confidence before the election, state
since that he then said in the event OF
his re election, he would offer another
amnesty proclamation TO the South. II
it WINS rejected, the war would be car
ricd on with renewed viyor, and that
most radical Union men would not find
the President behind them in carrying
ont any measure it would be necessary
to adopt if the people, hy an emphatic
vote fully endorsed the administration
Mr. Lincoln further stated that all he
desired was to carry ont in good faMt
the wishes Of the loval masses o! III.
country.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
FROM WASHINGTON
New York November 81

The New York Tribnme's Washing
ton special says "Secretaries Seward
and Velles are st variance again con.
cerning the capture Of the Florida.
Secretary Stanton is again eerionsly
indisposed.
"There was ! rnmor current on Sat-
nrday At City Point that Petersburg
vas being evacuated"
"IIavc you relstivesjn the army -
,sked a Second Lieutenant Of ; lady
sitting in the car scat with him. "Yes"
'Your husband :" 'Yes, sir" From
what State ?" Illinois" "Illinois (pat-
ronizingly] has sent eome fine troops,
ma'am. Your husband wears q strap,
| presume p Yes, sir" "Is he with
The Potomac army p "Yes, sir. =
"May | inquire his name I l am 20.
quainted with = good many brother Of
ticers there" "Certainly, sir-UIysses.
S. Grant, Exit Lieutenant for the
smoking car.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
sslERMAx's MOvEMINT.
New York, November q.

New York, November q.
The New York .sTimes" Washington
special says: 1T is not contraband
now to say tha, Sherman will touch at
Macon. He has the 18th, Goth, 18th,
10th and 18th Corps, making over SO,
600 mn, besides 1900 picked cavalry
nader fitzpatrick, with rations tor 30
days tor man and beast. His scou,
system and courier line are complete
After arriving a; Macon, probably he
will 90 10 Mlll,,lgevi|le, where he will
divide his army, sending par to Savan
nah and par, 10 Augusta, which he will
inr'ity and receive supplies up the Sa
yan,ia!, river SO AS 10 move On Coium.
b,a or Charleston. This programme
will destro, he railroad system u
Georgia, also all the manufactures TO,
shot, shell, fixed ammunition, etc. 1t i
impossible f,r. Beauregard to intercept
Sherman"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

MAaMADuKE CAPTURED ny Boy ~
L i, stated that the rebel General Mar
madnke was captured, tya little boy
belonging to one Of The Kansas rcei-
men,s. lie at first refused to surren-
der tt an '.inJsrior c6icer," but was I'm
meliatcly persuaded 70 do 80. The lad
brought h,m 10 general Curtis head
quarters, where he introduced himself
much to the surprise Of all, bnt especi-
ally Of the boy hero. General Curtis
asked the boy how long he had to serve
before his term Of enlistment wonld ex
pire. The reply was "eight mon'hs.''
The G-ue,al Immediately wrote fur
ioueh for thai line, and presented him
with hots., REVIEWERS, belt and sa-
bre Of the rebtI General.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

FREMONT CouNry -Richa,d p. Dunn
was executed At Hamburg, Fremont
county. Iowa, on the 1t in>'., for the
murder Ut Thnmas Rhodes This &c
Cured on Sunday night. the 10th n''
at McK,ssick's Grove. Damn wa,
tried and sentenced under All order from
Aaiutant General Baker relative I.
bush whackers and gn.rrillaa. He xa'
arrested at Maryville, Mo-. on th'
charge ot horse stealing He was for
me,ly member Of Capt. Van Slant
company, 9Th Missouri cavalry. Th'
murder was malicious and without til,
least provoca,icn.-[Page 90. Obse'
YER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

In speech At Providence, r. L. last
week, General Burnside said: II be-
iieve our !: armies have made secure
Judgments at most important points in
the South, and it only needs patience
and confidence on the part Of or
people to bring about the desired result,
by establishing the authority 1T the
Government. \. all important points.
Small maranding parties will exist for
years, but the main armies will soon
be broken up, and then will commence
the establishment Of free schools and
free labor, the result Of which will be
IN few years cheering TO all lovers Of
liberty, civilization and religion"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Northern loyva Sanitary Fair


We have just received pamphlet,
showing the donations and Treasurer's
report Of the Northern Iowa Sanitary
Fair held, at Dubuque last June. The
report is very full and complete, show
ing al the Donations made directly 10
the Society and by whom made. The
total expenditures and for what purpose
are also given, up 10 the gath vi Octo
Der; at that time there remained on
hand s2854,34. There was expended
*7,725,oo for express, freight, postage,
labor, drayage, printing, fitting up
building, agents &C.; the remainder
has already been paid over for sanitary
purposes. The total receipts were
$50, 725,74 Tama County is credited
with s744,55 ; Benton 1870; Black
Hawk sl,453,40; Marshall S444, 65 ;
Linn e3l, 40; Iowa $50; the Masons
*272,7O; the Good Templars 81 1928, 10.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

ATTENTION COMPANY Volunteers,
who expect to retain their health unim
paired during the campaign. must see
10 II themselves /; do not trust 10 the
Army Surgeons supply yourselves
with HOLLOWAY'S Pills AND
OINTMENT. Every English soldiers
knapsack contains them. Ii the reader
Of this ''notice" cannot get box Of
Pills or Ointment from the drug store
in his Ilace. let him write 10 me, so
Maiaen Lane, enclosing the amount
and I will mail box free Of expense.
Many dealers will not keep my meli
cines on hand because they cannot make
az much profit as on other persons
make. 35 cents, SO cents, and s 40
per box or pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

POPULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rush
into revolution to relieve themselves OF
fancicd wrongs, when they will bear
real grievances year after yeay with
with scarcely a murmer. II is a won
der tina, bread eaters all over the land
have 50 long patiently submitted to the
use Of impure compounds called Salera
tus, when they can always have The
pure Chemical Saleratns of De Land 4
Co.'S manufacture bv demanding it of
their grocers. The best grocers always
keep it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
From Nashville, Atlanta, Etc
CINCINNATI November Fl.

The Gnzcttes Nashville dispatch
says:
Military affairs are unchanged and
comparatively quiet. The rain ccn,'n
neg. The roads are in bad condition
Hood and Beauregard are still in the
vicinity Of Florence.
"Nine hundred rebel prisoners arriv.
ed at Nashville on Saturday morning
from Atlantis. Thinking that the place
was evacuated, they rnshed in to pillage
and plumber, and were captured,
''The rebel sympathizers At Nashville
are gloomy and disconsolate in conse
quence Of the anticipated results OF
Sherman's movements.
''Accessions to our army are arriv
ing daily from the North"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

It vas believed that tire Sons Of Lib.
erty ruled the Chicago Convention, and
he proof has justsbeen furnished by a
Dr.. Wilson before the military com
mission in Indiana.-He was prom.
inent member Of the order, aud attend
the convention. Here Is an extract
from bis testimony:
1.-THE Sons Of Liberty were in session
at Chicago during the Convention
which nominated Mcclellan. Vallan.
dighsm was Chairman. He made a
short speech referring 70 the distracted
state Of tho party. He had thought
until recently that the Chicago Con.
vention, but he had changed his mind.
,-Lstterly he had found wonderful
unanimity and oneness Of opinion. He
read to the meeting platform identical
with the one afterwards adopted by
the Convention, he said he had showed
to majority Of the delegates, and
added, if We can get this platform we
can afford to take Mcclellan a. can
didate. The meeting was held III the
fifth story Of the Richmond House, and
about $50 persons were present. The
rooms occupied had folding doors. and
are opened into one room.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
Iowa Election Returns.


We give below the result Of ou
last election, in many Of the cities and
villages Of this State, and for which ".
are much indebted to the Estate Regis
ter" and "Davenpor! Gaz"t,e". w,
DO not give the majori.ics Of the coun
ties because many Of them are esti
mated. We shall soon get the oflic,a
returns. We would add however tha
nearly every county in the State ha.
gone Republican. Wayne, Decatur
Davis and Marion, always Democrat.
have thia year given majorities for Lin.
coin aud the Republican ticket.
Marshall To wnship, Marshall Coun
u, gives Pa majority for Lincoln, I
gain Of l3l.
Eddyv,lle gives l5s Union majority
The Capperhead majority in Of
tumwa Township is -, Union gain o.
10.
Bloomfield gives SO majority for Old
A be.
Iowa City 90 majority for the Unior
National and State candidates
Davenport piles up majority Of 79e
for Lnncoln. This il a large Unior
gain
Burlington gives the Lincoln tickle,
majority Of 2O4
Oskaloosa Township cast 7O4 vote.
for Lincoln, and 2e7 for Gun Boat Nc
Clellan.
Grinncll gives liz maj 'rity for Lin.
coin, gam Of IS over las: election
Grinncll, tor Congress, loo majority.
Nevada gives 40 majority for the
Union ticket, a gain Of l6 over Last
election. Whole number Of votes
cast,227.
Cedar Falle.--Whole number Of
votes cast, 437 !; Union majority, 28l.
Indepcndcnce.-1l7 Union major
ity; gain Of o5.
Center township, in which Upton i
included, has given 1913 majority fo'
Lincoln, and lac for Hiram Price
Tbs is gain Of IS over tho vote Of
last year.
Bellevue, always Democratic
stronghold, gives 40 Rspul lican ma
jority.
sabula, l8 Republican majority.
Lyons, 40 Republican minority.
Ced " Rspids 6 I'VE the Union ticket
2s2 majority, lgain Of nesrly loo.
Franklin township. Linn County, gives
22s majority. Marion township same
county, give 2e2 majority Same way.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Springfield, Mr. Lincoln's home, al.
though Democratic city, gave him \
handsome majorit. on the 9Th; while
Orange, N. j., where General Nc.
Clcllan resides though heretofore q
Democratic town, gave q majority
against him. Nashville, Tenn, where
Andy johnson resides, gave an almost
unanimous Union vote, while Cincin-
natl, where Pendleton lives, also gave
a huge Union majority.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Bloomington township, which in.
c|u.ics the city Of MuSca,,ne, gives as
majority for Lincoln. and e5 for the Tn
'on State ticket Two year ago. tht
Democratic majority in the same town
ship was $50. Mnscatine county is SCI
down at 600 for Lincoln.
The only point in Iowa which has
given Copperhcad::gain. IA Dubuque.
Julien township, embracing the city Of
Dubuque, gives an increased Copper.
head majority Of two hun lrci and Sc, .
enty.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

T1r EEa,.L DEar, NJ Trenholm
tie f,l.' ) e.e.an1 1t the 'feaslity
represent fs- tan - aal u,l.nn,'et'
d-h. ). IL { &c. ieFaer, on tie ! ! 81
.f8i 49,. al 81 - a,aao,o1o. expenses
fem 'he - w III, Is the 81 II u D.
t.en,l,e, are estimated At aben' SD
No).oo), IN ka1 Al aggregate al 81
80 .ono n4t, rne annual interest 81.
,;i,s debt /. sset 500 099 1o9 y ,he
i4tst,., population II tire States in re
!, litan doe, npt probably am alr =
over ri4it n lion. Il persona, the lax
an ea.h u, man and ciltd,
white au.l back, g pa his interest
vii be 81. %. lsne ability q. ;he i'm
lrn,,li.hol S5Gtl t. ,l.et the expense
nay - i ft5g.. !'3n II flet tia, com
.lsl1.e aa, IT, t ere pars'sz !, and
ffltt 81 j s a. 5 II jht currency
That as Mr. !'4nhalm IN freely GOA
isss Il. = - thpaS.sl! i ,,ltrs il !. j
i CO., tlaHt u L t.i#'nai.l - TIRE,
hnn.!rcl thousand dollars in .,.s!ncy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24


The Reb.l committee report ihc f..
lowing distinctions by Sheridan: 80
DIV Cling houses, $50 barns, and fac
tories, and one furnace. He burned
loo miles fencing, 100000 bushels
Of wheat, $4,000 bushels corn, 5000
TINS hay, and destroyed 1900 cattle,
the same number Of horses, and 1000
good hogs were carried Oft.
n~The Louisville Journal states
that a vote was taken among the ''rebs''
confined in the military prison in 'ha'
city, on eve Of the election, with III.
following result i:
Mcclellan, 81
Lincoln, 81
JEFF Davis, .
And adds
"From some cause jeff does not ap
pear to be very popular among the rep
rcsentatives OH cause now in limbo
We suspect that about thirty five OF
his subjects have grown tired Of prison
life aud want to take the oath ct alleyi
ance and 60 over the river and setll.
down in Indiana for the war;
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

The Pennsylvania Republicans claim
ninsecn Of the twenty.fonr Congress
men, but only sixteen Of them will
have full certificates from the Governor,
THE others being contested. The
Republican majority in the Legislature
will be thirty. Eve, . gain Of twenty
eight.
Mr.. Lincoln is the FIRST citizen reflect
ed to the Presidency from = North
|ern State. The preceding two.term
Presidents have been Washington, jeff
|erson and Madison-all from Virginia
and jackson, Of Tennessee.
It is estimated that $50, 900 in coun
terteit postal currency. changes hands
n Cincinnati daily. few knowing
whittier it is good or spurious.
The bannertown in Vermont Is ap.
priately named Lincoln. Il voted Ab-
raham Lincoln, 200 !; Mcclellan, none.
J0NEs CoUNrY.-The Union gains
in Jones county exceed 100 votes
over the majority given for Governor
Stone.
The citizen Of Lowell, Mas, have
pun chased sword for Gen. Butler, at
= COS, Of seven hundsed dollars.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
st. Paul. Monday, Nov, 2l.

The latest returns make the Lincoln
majority in this State 1850. The Of
fetal canvass will be made this week.
$, W fell all .lav yesterday but drift,
"a too much for Aleighing. Last night
was the coolest Of the season, the Their.
momster sinking Eve degrees below &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
a,.tta. - s"sseatNarcrS In unls
ate

.tVltNs, NV 1V'
~, Prov J., u ,hal i''. "a "f'
rived to-day with n,e icutl ra'0ers
taken in Decatur county. They were
arm Il ~ mounted when taken, and
cont S ,ha, they left Pieces army at
ROCKVILLE with commissions to recruit
but claim that their time had expired
aud being tired Of the rebel service
were on their way to Idaho when ar
rested. No investigation has yet beer
h Il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
The Revolution IN Egypt"


johnson county, which has inst Civ.
en- 1000 majority for the Union ticket
in 1860 gave only forty votes for Mr..
Lincoln, Mr.. Douglas majority being
1892 votes. The gam since 1860
therefore, is over $500, Massac. IN
i ls6O. gave lei votes for Lincoln. and
s73 for Douglas-a Democratic majori
~ Of 752. It now gives nearly 700
Union majority gain Of over l,4Oo
in four years. Pope county.giv 752
I Union majority against 900 Demorra,
!. ic majority four years ago. Wayne
county in 1860 gave 1925 Democratic
i majority. I, now gives little more
than 200 for the coppe,hcads-a gain
Of over 800 votes in fonr years. VIII
\ hanson, in 1860, Democratic, by . ma.
! iority Of $50 votes, now reduces that
majority to less than 300 gain OF l.
! $50.
! These are only specimens, but they
serve to show the revolution which has
+, been going on in Southern Illinois with
in the past four years.
eW- Mr.. Carnes, the wonderful
blind musician, whose voice has range
; Of FIVE octaves, and who can play on
the piano and cornet at the same time,
is to give concert in fremont Temple
next week. He has made several min.
.iature steam engines.
y A lveritable sea serpent has been
captured At Fair Haven, Mass, which
weighed four hundred POUNDS, and was
thirteen feet long 1t has the mouth Of
shark, with two rows 'of teeth, fin
on the back, and full eye like bul.
lock.
A St. Louis paper says ''there are
not less than 100000 persons in Mis-.
,ouri this day who are little better than
,aupers, not knowing where to get
God to maint anthem through the win.
Fer"
- =. On Saturday last the house Of Mr..
)e Lester, near Port Tobacco, took
ire, and was soon enveloped in flames.
Mrs. De Doz,er ran up stairs for aome.
hing, and while there the roof feel in.
Ter husband. supposing she was
crushed to death, fell and died in few
minutes from fright. Mrs. L. was
rescued from her perilous position, bnt
lot until her husbands death. The
yelling, furniture and all the out
h ouses were burned to the ground -
Roshinyson Chronicle.
Davenport, Monday, Nov. 2l.-The
Des Moines State Register" saws
Sufficient returns have beer received TO
make i, evident that the Union majority
on the home vote is not less than Is 600
There are Union losses in dubuque and
. few other counties; but, as com
pensation, there are overwhelming
gains in the greater part OF the State.
Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,
hss published volume entitled "A
History Of the Anti Slavery Measures
Of Congress from 1861 to 1854" There
are lev nr nrre adequat" T. that
tass eoaeae few havo aus.ained -
Dre.4ql .ay ~ ~ ~ measures
!, wsich y. ,,e.r+ ngte>s on the
subject.
Dayton the home o. vallsnd,gham
Ssyss 100 majority for LiDcol,.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
FROM EAST TENNESSEE
Louisville. November 81

Gen. Gillmen is safe at Knoxville
with his command in the outposts
His loss in killed, wounded and mise
ing in the recent battle, will not exceed
four hundred men.
The landIady Of tho "Shiver House, .
at the capital Of South Carolina. an
nounces to tho members Of the Legisla
ture about 10 assemble, that bacon,
hams, lard, butter, eggs, cornmeal, mo
lases, beef, pork, chickens, etc., will be
taken in payment for board bills, :
full market rates.
More than one hundred lives have
been lost in the Northern States since
October 81, and nearly A. many per-
sons have been more or less injured,
many Of them for life, by Academia. In
nearly every case these accidents might
have been avoided by such precautions
as the merest common sense would die
tate.
Stephan A. Douglas was reported to
have died insolvent. We are glad to
learn from the Chicago Journal that
such was not the case On Monday
the executor presented receipte II The
county Court, showing that he had
paid over So. 500 to Mrs Douglas, and
over 1000 to the two children, afte,
liquidating all the demands against the
estate.
STRENGTHENING TuE SOUTHERN
Iowa BORDER "A Let of 5000 new
Austrian rifles aud equipments com
?lete, with SO, 900 rounds Of cartridges,
were shipped to Burlington, by Adult
ant General Baker, on Saturday to be
stored there ready for use in case any
rebel invasion Of the Southern Iowa
Border should render their. use nee.
essary. The General IL bound to have
the machinery ali ready in case the
shwhackers should take It into their
heads to obtain commissary and quar-.
,ermastcr's stolea up this way.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
The Result In New York
Albany, Monday, Nov. 2l.-

Albany, Monday, Nov. 2l-The
journal II Iii .y,nin- states hat tEt
s.n,aa majority aa Floors in this
y ate .5tj sort'' S,l07.
;. n.q. ~ III !, except those
from New York and Erie counties
The total vote il some $4,000 more
than 10 1850.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

DIR. STRICKLAND.-Tha valuable
remedies offered BY this regularly edu.
,ated physician, who came here from
Tennessee, highly communicated, will
be found advertised 10 our columns.
His Office IL No. .. Esse Fourth street,
Gin c,nnsti, O.
We would advise any one anflsving
from distressing cough Of any ansc.
ION Of the throat or lungs, TO try nr.
3tricklands Aelli6uos Cough Baleam,
il is for sale At the drug stores.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

TIE Des y :ne- Wiley Railroad is
now cora II 'e. - / Oh ~, distance
fonc ,np!re. al oi..lt nj tfoa
heu>nH Al! trans are now running
,egn arIy to that point.
II y. JAZZ, w. |. .,A< Of Ifos
Dodge has purchased halt ui'erast III
the Corstc,', 1t " .'er,o1, E.ackhavh
{ IN
ksoKIK CerSTY.-B nnett c
NJ orr. u, l.Ja.ea-,". '...."-i:s- ~ -,
be thankful that while war is devastin,
the.Iana, that We do not feel and ex
parience lis whitening scourge in on
own neighhorhoods, that while thous
ands have been slain on the t.attl,
field during the past year to perpetnat'
nnr liberties, We are spared to enjoy
them. surrounded by all the blessing
ot home. We should be thankful fa
TIE very tonnlitn crops which moth,l
earth has given US during the past sea
4an, 70 sustain and recnperate our MOI
isl natures and especially should al
patriots ne thankful lar .hs' success o
our armies in tie feld and for the yer,
di ,haar;ening blow rebellion he
received e, our Ave elections.
fSrs Ca @ wi. :" aH''es-ing
GOV
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24

Tr"Arn'. except the Il Y on. Nho
appointed tho hrnah@W r. Very
.on. Of the sub ,q,ent Cn"f magis
trat.~ have had The apuon'm N; Of
more than one suvinbcr 9! the sup. eme
Court.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-24
a,,pse your mouths aoppe. heads

Had every State III the u....n voted
for President including the rcbt, STATES
Lincoln would still have a large ma
iority Of the electoral votes rs will be
seen by the following: