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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
4 WoM,Nx i,rrrSp-To nothing Ices

"A NoMsNs fTIENp.-To nothing Ices
better than 10 the Weed Seeing Ma
chine, can this term DO applied. In ii
woman truly fad needed friend (; in
the hour Of adversely it is her creates
benetactor unlike most other friend
hips, it is " ,rth, when the hour of
trial comes the harder fortune bears
npon her the greater help and conS"la.
ton will she End il this little piece #
mechanism. To the prosperous ana
wealthy il is = most useful servant
I, eats nothing, and the cost q. keep it
is nothing, vet The w"rk il VII t" Is
enormous. Woman in every sphere ot
life Dad liz help. Il is strong. aur@'
tie, does not oct gu, Of order and w}i
last for wears IN hrir- service ~ ;ha
whi,a.-To our lady readers, anS the
gentlemen who are interested ia lhclt
welfare, We can with the nf3|os, conf
icnce rec ommcna il rs the hes, ma.
chine for sewing that is manutac'nrcl
1t makes a strong stitch that will not
wear out. allie on ioh si3es ot'thr mn
terial and and Is in every respect the
ncp1us ultra cf Sewing Mach'nrs,--N.
]. Tribune. fs.5
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
The Court House.

Where is your Court House, is tile
rot nnfre1acnt question We hear put by
strangers in this town: and when
pointed out 10 them, they Will generally
give one aston.shed look at it, and then
lock at lie inforiner, which. Letrays,
disgust surprise, anl a.ct un!reqacntly
modification this is usually followed
with some remark such as. "Whv
should suppose yoa could afford bet.
ter Cour, House, 'As rich county
- tbs is reported to be, should think
Yen would build a new Court House =
"Whcn d ,ou intend to bald a new
court House you need one badly.
Some Of them sarcasticly will say,
sthat's good old Court House Of
!. yours or "yon 20 in Oh tie plipclp,e
that IN cid coat Gls better than new
enc" or "yonr people must be il love
with the old siell; arc you not saving
a. ,r sriyot and wasting at the burg ?
YIN VII think So when your old shell
catches fire and huras NJ your records. :"
Such are the remarks We frequently
hear from strangers, and from them we
csH 9athef some very useful hints if we
Will do 81 I i 4 fact ,ha, orr county
- amps ah(e to have 2 good c0nlmoi
,iens Conlr House and itlhe people will
Int tli}tll; So ae can have it The pre-
So He fsr to NAL inl holding our
.fest.ss1,3 d. FIR IA tram action IF
zoe ea4@9s vs.-iilss- Is ,ha siater
sessen ii l- mach 81 amy t.r edtirf9t II
fAe .eealt.. iaen Iaose persons vie
attended H't LAST winter can testify Il
,l'is. Again ii the summer acason Ii,
business Of the court is much interim
led by the noise and confusion in tht
streets, ct posing wagons, and a chat
ferirs people We, do INSIST npon i
,i.at..a Just and commenaable pria,
should prompt us 10 the building Of
new Conr, House. The county i
wealthy, amply able fox Sc compare
lively small undertaking. The cree
ton II II coed and eomnodious Cour
IIanat ~ oas county sent, would speal
saiamns 4! praise III u. enterprise 0
90 peep @hilt sn old dIlanda'e'
ysry IVA I. "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

W III I1VPaTtHiVHt, I
WASHINGTON, October 8. 1

w aShlnSton, octuocr ..
To Major Gen. Dix:
A dispatch from General Sheridan,
dated lIarri. onburg, October LIST, $50
p. m, has been received by tins De
partmcnt. 1t states IL have been to
Stanton and Wavncsboro with caval
ry. dcstro, cd the iron bridge on the
South river a, Waynrsboro. throwing il,
INTO the river, also the briLyc over
the Christana creek and the railroad
from S,aunton 10 Wayncsboro.'
Details of future operations arc FIR
obvious reasons omitted.
The following dispatch is the lsteSt
resolved from General Grant: -4as.sas-
City Point, Scptemher e, $50 y. ~
40 Major Gem iIaleck aE
'Gener,l Butler "a The right Of lie
James river, and General Meade south,
west Of p"ersburg,. occupy tho same
positions rs Yesterday. There has cen
very lit,la fighting to day A 'rw
prisoners wee captured last evening.
Butter sent tWo hri.aies al infant \,
w!eh a, itltie cavalry; within few ban
dr,d yards Of t3,e inner Ito ~ works
east OF Richmona, meetiu. With no op.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
eoe S Iyspa,pe ia Cure.


Is prepared hy, tho. originator Of The insfiy
celebrated 6oe's Cough la!s.sn. Mr.. Zoe hsa
never piepar.'l medicinal .aitiale fol pnb-
stror gcst tests. and has always hpr!e the
pain, ,oiv N.GlGiy over settfS q scase r has
been certified o4cure. as 81
]. will YOU who are 8. Fcrrg from DysFs esin
Indigestion, Nausea. Heartburn, Sick TEND
ache, Cramp ma Pains in the Stomach and
Bowels, Acidity Of the Stomach. Choleramor
bus, Dysentcry, and General Debility and
weakness of tho whole systsm--try bot
single bottle, We will never. ,MrgA you again
II We fail in this case. Our own knoMladge
Of i,s merits, The united testimony ct all
who have ever tried it, the encominms Of
hundreds Of 0ur.own ncighhors, yoar duty to
yourself, and the beneficial result, AS certain
as the sunshine, all earnestly. persistentiy,
urge you 70 just try one bottle. II what.we
say is not correct, II our statements con-
corning its wonderful virtues are net fouad
to DO truc, ifyou do not say that the opera
ton Of the medicine is instantaneous aud
perfectly wonderful We will renonnce our
profession rs ;ats rsrs to the public health,
and retire from the field, admitting that We
are incompetent 10 compound medicinal
preparation, which would be entitled 70 your
confidence.
Sold by druggists everywhere. Price g..
per Bottle.
&C. CLARK & CO., Proprietors.
Now Haven, CoAn.
LORD s SMITH, General Western Agents,
% Lake Street, Chicago, III.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

Notice is hereby given that the List OF
persons who have been assesscd for the Spec.
;al Income duty in Division four llama Coun-
ty,) is now made up, and that said list may
be found in the office Of N. G. Wie,ing, A .,
sistant Assessor, Toledo, Iowa, where it will
remain open for thc inspection Of ell persona
who may apply for the same, for tho term
Of ten days to.wit from the 9th day Of Oct0.
her A. D. 1864 TO the 18th instant.
GEORGE II. JEROME, :
49, ,-r-.7- ~ Assessor 4th Disttiet u iowa
Dated al Toledo. lowe.
October atn 1854
weeks.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
4 WARRANTS ESTABLISHMENT -

4 VALUABLE ESTABLISHMENT -
The Chemical Works Of u. i. De-
Land and Co are located 4: Fairport
Monroe Co., n. Y. besides the great
Erie Canal and the great Central Rail
road Of the State. These works are
conducted on gigantic scale, produc-
ING the celebrated Chem cal Saleratus,
which finls market all over the world
with demand that can scarcely be
met. 1t is sold everywhere, and used
~ ever, body who knows the value OF
health and would retain it by using
light ana wholesome bread.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

We are informed lhat last Saturday
Two A Assistant Provost Malsh started
out from G,inncll, to bring in de>er
ter When about fifteen miles soa,b Of
that place and in the vicinity Of the de
sertcr they met four men in the road
and made certain inquiries OF them,
In short time the same four men ap
peared before them again in the road,
and entered Immortality into parley
with The Marshals, giving them to nn
derstand they could not proceed further
with their business; as matters grew
warm and threatening, one Of the Mar
shalis shot enc OF the gang in his thigh
breaking the bone. The rowdics then
shot one oi the MarshalIs dead upon the
spot, and wounded the other 20 that he
has since died We learn, that hemp
salye was applied to the wounded
Cnppe,head which b!stercl on, the
names Of sixty men banded together in
tina, county 70 prevent. the execution Of
the draft. Quite a number Of the Cop.
lcfhead gang are nowtpnder arrest.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
E.tnccln's Prospects

A Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette" says, that from
the present knowledge Ct the political
prospects of old Abe, carefully obtained
and which may be deemed perfectly re
liable, his re election is sure beyond a
lingering doubt, unless some very great
and unforeseen rcverses should happen
to cur armies in the field, and thereby
discourage some weak knced voters
lie claims to have always been very
cautious in his calculations and not
over sangu;ne. Here is the list Of
States certain for Lincoln, with the
number Of their electoral votes
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
VHOOpING
COUGII.--l'hc

WHOOPING COUGII-The
proofs Of cures Of the most distressing
cases OF whooping- cough, by DR..
Stricklands Mcllihuous Cough Balsan,,
speak louder than words TO the merits
of,his Incompatible remedy. A CRATE.
full patient writes: II am happy to
bear my testimony 10 the wonderful
powers Of Balsam in curing my chill.
drcn of the most Distressing whoopi,g.
cough after every other means have
failed" Can any result be more graft
flying? what load Of suffering was
removed by the use Of this noble Cough
3a'sam; Sold at No, 8 East Fonrt h
street, Cincinnati. o., and by all drug.
rt.i> so cents pci bottle
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

= tie &bcace ct tte rsbe! - e-
the electoral College is reduced to 226
: maj"ity 81 Which is IA; the above
states vii cas- 49, THIS i assuming
the very worst phase of lie case.
I, Will be seen in ,he above list ;hat
he has loft opt New York vi h 80 el"e
'oral votes and Penn ylvania with 20
the former he says II race Greeley de
clares wll 20 fnr Lincoln and The lat
ter Simon Cameron and John ". Tor
ney are perfectly sure will also 20 for
him. Besides old Alc's prospects ave
probably IS good as MeC.olan's in
Indiana and Connecticut, leaving t.
Mcclellan only Missouri, Kentucky and
New Jersey, and e.''n these he is not
positive ofcarrsin:;
We think the writers opinion is .
good one, and will dc e ealorse.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

< boarding sc'ool Miss, defining c.'
] VOID 60 vulgar l5r fined ears. de-
tiaed I thus
70 nlses nptficlaW fabf!am into
The doAtien't.ed ofiare bsiam he ia
81 piotaberance, WHICH beng mast
Gated perigiiiiaies though The ca,tila.
gencous cavcie. Of he Iarn <, and is
finally dumicilatcd into he receptacle
Of dlgestab!e particles.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

On Friday evening September aoth, after
a short & severe illness Of Diptheria, Eva
Celestia, youngest daughter Of ,'aniel and
Elizo esp, yth, aged 10 years 3 months and
o days.
whit is life ?-tis like flower,
That blossoms, and is gone,
1t hourishcs its little hour.
With all its beauty on;
Death comes, and, like winter day,
II suits the lovely fIewer away,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Choice Bits COpDC rll cad I 81 III.

M order That our readers may know
just how dasta;dly mean, contemplate
treachcrouS, trai,crous snaki>h, back.
biting igncmnous, and pu>ilanimous
lhe opposing party styling themselves,
still, Democrats are, we present the
following from their various organs.
The Right Rev. Henry Clay Dean,
Grease sticks of the Democracy has
said
"SIncc the day when Ahasucrus is
sued his cdict for murder OF the Jewish
nation, more gigantic chine has not
been recorded than the recent cdic, of
the ignorant baboon at Washington,
calling for halt million more ofyour
sons and brothers, for a fresh immo!a
ton to the Abolition god.
+ Mr.. O'Bricn Of H. has said:
"Rut we have men who call ,hem
selves War Democrats. Such are
Ingersoll, Logan and MoClernano
They are not Democrats, they are Abo-
litionists. and this fall We will bury
them in the same grave as the Adolf
tionists, and damn them to eteinai in
fanny"
Mr.. McMasters Of New York has
said:
a man who is in favor Of this IN.
natural war insults the ho'y name Of
Democracy when he claims place IN
lis organization. lie is Il Jalas, ard
should be east ont as an ems my to hu
manity ard 70 God
Mr.. kuntz Of Penn. has said:
"The democratic administration must
be raised e power, and Lincoln, with
Isis Cabinet pfragues. thieves and spies
he driven 10 destruction. What shall!
we DO with h,m A Voice. Send him
here, ANA I'll make 4 cotiin for him,
In him Yes. continued The speaker
In HAN ana his miserable followers.
Eject Gen. McCisllan and the rebels
can return 10 the onion ana receive
proper guarantees that III iher rights
under lie Constitution shan tferHr'd
i2 >tto"l' l't's : ~ 'fte rark a7d h''
II tfs@l, t'q.,ts .2ns.t, WAT fNetf iea
dfss ~ : '"1 'na ..,sa.. ''e'"fafs cert
ii-hi #'5h.ai ihen, i'ein's f''e men
" la0skc On thea ! u'3efs 10 iay
down til cir AIMS ard come back int
the odd I-finn. ari Sic way ceases, and
vita peace the ps"pl cen lid good by"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
~. s. GRAN I.
= Lieutenant General

~ 4 N8F #s4a
~ The Hon. Thomas L. Marshall, The
well known Kentucky orator, died on
the 22d instant. at his residence, nea!
Versailles, Woodford county, Kentucky
aged abon, sixty -four years.
A stage coach and passengers were
robbed Of s25,7oo in gold dust and
coin, in Nevada, one day last week.
The Northwestern Sanitary Commits
sion shipped sl25,ooO worth Of stores
to the soldiers last month, much OF it
10 Atlanta.
Tie accounts from Caprcra are thai,
Garibaldi continues in 4 very delicate
state of health. He can only walk
about with the assistance of crutchcs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
New Advertisements.

Notice
Is hereby given that my wife Elizabeth
Harrington Inns left my bed and hoard with
out any just cause. All persons nre hereby
forbidden from harhoring ortrusting her on
my account as | will pay none Of he,
contracts.
Sept. 26th 1861.
JOHN IIERRINGTON,
yGn39w3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Gees Dyspepsia Cure :!

Does net elhilirate and excite the patient
suiI.r.r like alcoholic Nttcis and beverages
all advertised to cnu d,sTeYs;a, tntit j.
nedic.fe nest wGndesfaily adaped 10 all
disease af lie stomach and hcwe's.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
.g-------s-.s. n '8s3TT7.7
TlIEEUNDOAT GENERAL
Moro Testimony III CONardtCe
ana lDcapaCity

"""
~ III. ,,,, som, ~
we navy "''e'"s ~ ~,
tracts rom pr. MAINS ''''"'"'" .,"
raign which shows what sort OF zen.
Mcclellan was.
4. Dr Marx, j. i, rcru|ar minister
=: a., p,l S.hnal
~ GOO ''"''''S " -" W.,
Presbyterian 'h"feh' ana Is wen KNOW"
as Il gentleman OF unhi"ni>hcd charac
til. we think il RICH, ,ha, our readers,
and ne country, should have the full
,a,ot;, ~, h,s .x,;,,,ny ~ nn was an
'N'>'' ,;,.,
eye "'''''>s VI A"e S''' '' 'S'',"
Which ne rtlaUS. "a we WORK a''"ded
= above, speaking afNcClellans tetfeat
.,o saws rlrs oS5
- ,lbis vas, body OF men well trained
fuzzy rqn,ae]. and oanalltn9 II courage
~, arnE WHICH the wof'a 'has ever
>S'"' ','s'' n - .','>.''.' Nv wv
.t,.r h4,in,, a,,nn>t ll9ncla,i ii tGe lna,.
I Il the rebel stronghold re1traupg in
u. s,e-n Tie ''mmar'l 1T one man--.
however distinguished Tor ah'!'iit> -"
p'c department 1T m'li'ary s"nnce. I"
erery hour FL danger Wos chiN and IN
ere,y great emergency oppressed wnh
cdncsious ncdPac,fy After the enemy
was rern',ed Il The battle Of 'SAsa.r
Station, General summer sent i"'tcn,
! Mcclellan Tor as ne expressed himself
orders 70 push Tue enemy mo me
Ch'rhahomIn ien Mcclellan ply
Vas va. 'hr.. 49,. s".'" "" ,'''l ..""N
army, ON ,hc reccn,;nn &c ih;s com
mnad The greatest CONSERVATION and
4 diSrieasute r'lshed among bn.h oihcerS
";sh. = - s.or;soa ,haas,,,as !, 49,,
wav ra,h. or Than Nv = aisuraynf,l re.
/ treat"
i On nayc a57 n, Marks owes addi.
VA MI ~ ~ "ce'e''" aoSehsc ." Wv
guaboat on the occasion ot the battle
of Malvern Hill.
We quote:
1T may not be inarpropriate TO say
10 ~ .n ,"as na,.a ~ - -. l, !. ~,
T. Cen SKINNER 4 y Tho a;sn,>;,ion
Of The troops a, the battle OF Malvern
ili' was known % have been made by
! ~" ana "a me "ssf"e. q on. &c.
~, 49, 49,, .', 10y - " -,
army,
Srcakin, of the disyraceful retreat
after he battle Of Malvern Hill, he says,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
"A Good Local Agent Want
cd.
vGn3sw3

IA UOON ulOCslS hSVMU ~ uH2Us
ed.
To engage in the light pleasant and prof
table business Of selling the
WHEELER e. Wilson, Highest Pre-
MUM Sewing Machine.
in TAMA COUNTY, IOWA. The Wa W
Mfg. Co. desire the services Of IN active. en-
crgetic and thorough going business person
s. to such will be offered most liberia induce
ments. Application may be m AIDE to Geo. x
Chittendcn Genl. Agent log Lake St. Cen 80
H. or to s. L. Richardson, travelling Agt
Webster City Iowa, from whom prompt atten-
ton will be reed. g. who will take pleasure in
furnishing thorough instruction and assist
ance in commencing this desirable business.
Toledo. Sept. Goth 1864. sesl tFai
- s. J.. RICHARDSON.
Trav. sg,. ". s ". Mfs. 60,
Y tl.It Az
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Goes dyspepsia Cure !

Is indisp. nsable TO the por'mantcan of
every traveller, as il at once prevents dizzi-
ness or sea sickness, either in steamers or
cars and is n never falling preventive az
danger from change Of water and climate.
10 not do wilhou, il,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
eoa s Dvs pepsia Cutie.

Has M en,l,.l n-.he world ~ Il remedial
nEens. iaete. II net = -prep alation nov
known 'iaff< ~ certain, speedy, and inta'
lite IA il aei 'ph--relieyi III ana curing az
once. We say this, positively.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
GOES Dy.rers,a Cure,

viii re,iere'dis're ard'a food Of purity
= soug stomach, ia less tins than ,t,aiss &c
.xite this lite. a. s :
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

Is warranted 10 do all VIC have claimed
for It, and We will furnish you certificates
Of our hest citizens and clergy men to lacl.
up our statement.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

They arc bringing in anil ginning
the GOTTEN crop meat ticksburg. The
quality i good.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
he Indian vyar IL, the Sor:1s-
west
ST PAUL NJ 5nn., s -. 30

IT DAII. Mum, y r.. -.
4 1T or from Fert Re dared Sep
t.nher 10. states that Captain t'iSk's
Idaho tram has been at'a,kt i by Id
ians, ard seven Of his rear quad and
four emigrans killed. They 'fen 4
tackled his ma II body IN sncs, numbers
thai he was competed er',ench him.
self ar, sent back 10 General Suliy far
help. In a rnnnin. Euht If nine miles
he klal twenty Ia!ans. fhr 'ft..s
expresses he opinion tat IL VII -
,riia viii i,:s>, ,rtu.u 4at tap5a5H
Fisk does not 'lltk 80 tt re vas ~
farage where they. We ifaaneh | sri
they ha! 20 fct 4 flu ~ t4ee;} esttIe
Tie only nq,nrs gwen - ti,s.s.- XII.
wcrc rrivate- Ii fin So, st.2f sl.&a I.
Brackets battalion II eft- s,l ~
long, # the S Il rcginrr' Qiai, e
the 6h Iowa cayal,y. Wannasi:
PriyatcS " Williams and Bets. If ''se,G Ii
Iowa. Fisk is cncamprd at r my
l5uttes.
Another letter from e., neral Sully's
command dated Angus 81 SAYS he had
another fierce battle with 5000 Indians
and defeated them, and was then en-
camped at Fort Union. awaiting orders
TO return home. He met there the
steamers loaded with supplies for him.
Snlly had only nine wounded, all with
arrows except one.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
lr.srrleA

IN Bangor. Maine, END nlt, by s.y. Geo
Field, Mr.. Charles b. "yman of Iasa
Iowa, and Miss Carrie r Browne, Of isa3
gor.
All hail the happy couple.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Impose Ofthc Sons Of Liberty

Some Of tie sons ofllbeny have been
arrested and are having a trial at In
diaaapel;s. Tie witnesses are turning
States evidence upon them. The expose
given is appalling. The witnesses say
that the order is but Sigh change
from that of TIC Knights Of Ire Golden
Circle; that 1t was instituted for the
purpose Of putting the Democratic
party into power, that they had formed
a coalition with Southern rebels and
agreed npon the litno when they would
Sia ihsan ii invading Indiana, Illinois,
apa Nssaasi TIE saGs were also q,
assist &c leitetf II nvsuinq naHtnoEv
ihe} ors4D'4e4 y dr.ie.l pfi1at.ls 80
military officers, OF whom laiandi4ham
/ va tie head II this iIte,c - M
doubt, as a letter Of VaIiasd.gham'-
was produced III court, and proven 70
be his hand writing. The orle. had
agreed upon numbering a Mr.. Coffin, a
detective whom they snrmised had oh
tanned the secrets Of The order Those
who entered the order were obliged to
take strong oath, the violation Of
which was to be death. The trial,
wh-ch is exposing these infamous De
mocra,s IS still progressing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

Our frontier foe is halt Indian and
half rebel. a Sioux killed on The Big
Blue River the ether day, proved to
be q whl,e man with red hair, after the
paint had been washed Of.
The Chaplain Valley Fair held q,
sgsaanrs, Vim nj last week, was re-
markabie Tor It's sheep The total value
ct all the sheep exhibited was estimated
at 100000. .m44 !
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Latest war news

st. Louis, 3ctohc. 3
II c latest reliable accounts state tina,
Price is moving on Ro!la in ,hrce col
ums his RICH, being under Shelby and
Marmandnke, the centre under hln.clf,
aud the left ualer Cooper. The latter,
mainly is composed of half breed Inii-
, ans.
New York, October !.
The HeraMs Shenandoah Valley cor
respondent opposite Browns Gap, Sep
! ,cmber ooh, SAYS: ',SincS the iigh, At
Fishers Hill, there has been no general
engagement The enemy left the val
ley ,hronsh Browns Gal. Early WAS
much di-piri,ed AM drank heavily
'Oycr 1000 rebels are scattered
| through the FOUNTAINS, with ut aims,
and approaching starvation. The me
my has gone towards Charlottesville
| We have add :innnl particulars, by
telegraph, II the recent operations q
cur army son Of Petersburg, end -
Tie eastern Uti.>ki: ~ ltielnaeugl TIE
latter az, aaen;, il gnnears, was q re
caunessancc /, f,e' = tie enclv's 20
~itloti, aud &c obifst heiaa aeeorp
tAshea opH forces returned u f.eir ior.
mos ,~iuon further e:st-ond near tie
.Iamas. Oar .as- ii the last movement
s,n'h q pet.rstafs ssss shc'',,2 ,eoo
mesi II whom were captured On snii,
lay there was heaty skirihisiiin4 nerti
ssf the ,Jalacs river. llste.,ya Jgalna'.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

the 9th Corps-Tbe bows Who are
.lnr'hg i1 Z victories il tie Shenandoah
tei FIR President
,.it4 A5 N .. i8 1900
Mcclellan, 1000. What compai,n
documents they are sonlinc Us from
lie field
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

Tie late Marshal "Times' AMI Ere
porter" have been purchased by Mr.. |
s. Brt,on and consolidated into one
eight column paper called the & MON
Il is edited By DR.. Thomas Clarke late
Of Springfield, H., AID makes 4 very
fine appearance. The people Ct Mar
shall county may well feel proud Of
their paper now and should no, fail TO
give il liberal support, because It is
he most shining light they now have
in the county. Il hoists Lincoln and
Johnson, the true Union cket.
Mr. I. J. Teagardea Editor Of the
Ma.engo Review, died Of Catarrhal
Consumption On the 23d nlf We are
sorry to part with Mr.. Tcagarden as a
member OF orr fraternity. but the de-
croes Of death are stern and unyielding.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06

II the greatest appetizer ever ksowrit net
only creates tho appetite, but enables you to
easily digest your food.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
kDecIaI Income TAX

LORD SMITH, General Western Agents,
% Lake Street, Chicago, III.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
Goes Dyspepsia euro

is an invaluable friend 10 all y he are weak
dchlitatsd, and in low state Of normal
act on.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-06
TsaEzssyvAT TRANSCRIPT

THURSDAY OCTOBER 6 1861