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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

Rev. Mr.. MAcoMBER, recently Of Gold
Hill will hereafter labor at Shasta, in this
State. 1t is pleasant to have this early
pulpit of the American Missionary So
eiety, rsoccupisd by one of the same faith.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
Brick Store, opposite FrankenheImer's
GOLD HILL.
J. NJ u y r O

j. NJ Z - T 0
MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w people of Gold Hill and vicinity, that he has
for sale large and fresh stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he offers FOR CASH as cheap as can be
bought In the Territory trial OF which will satisfy
any one of that fact His stock consists In part OF
GohccS: Sugars, Teas, Spices Of all kinds, Pickles,
Flour, Hams, Bacon; Mackerel, Potatoes, Cheese,
Corn Meal Rice Eggs, and everything usually found
In ttrSt-class Grocery Store. Also, large and
splendid assortment OF CR0CKERY WARE, THE
heaviest make, and most fashionable styles. Also,
large assortment Of HANGING LAMPS, and a large
stock OF Tinware. All OF which, with large quaint.
the public, at prices which he feels certain will suit
the public. j. MUST0'S,
jy20tf Brick Store, Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. &c, 8 p. M.-Hen-
~ Drollmeyer was this morning divorced
from Catherine b. Drollmcyer, for adul-
terry.
John BaSSett was arrested this morning
for breaking into and robbing a store on
Jackson street.
Paul Stowell was accidentally killed
this morning, by the falling Of piece of
iron. He was at work on d new steamer
being built for Holiday, when an iron
beam fell and hit him on the head. He
died almost immediately. He leaves u
wife and two children.
The steamer J. l.. Stephens has arrived
from Mexico with S2O7.7OO in specie, and
oo5 naSSpOuerS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
stock Quotations.

Wide West, $27@264 Burning Mos
COW. S374@35; s. F. Gas Co., 500; Po'
tosi, $40; Barretteros, S.; Lady Bryan,
$54; Nevada, S42; Golden Age and Era,
Sll; Yellow Jacket, 5000 Ophir, $3.50
Antelope, Sl5; Gould and Curry, Sl,07j
Dl,O5O.
Greenbacks 52N53.
II. W. Dunn, lately from Yreka, COM
mitted suicide this morning by taking
morphine. He left a note stating that he
was forced to kill himself, as he was una
bic to get employment.
Gold in New York Saturday, 1876.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26

R6sOir"d That each county be- required To choose
Delegates 10 the State Convention, either al primary
mass meetings, or in County Convention, as they
may think proper. And thai in the opinion OF this
committee any other mode Of riccting delegates Is
irregular, and should he diScUuntcnaccd by County
Central Committees.
RcsOtced That Hu proxies be allowed to persons
not residents Of the county they represent.
RcsOircd That the Union press Ot the Territory
b. requested to publish the above resolutions.
DAVID :. TURNER, President.
q. 4. WEED. Secretary. Se2l ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
NEW TO-DAY.
Cold Hin ARTILLERY Company.

Gold Hill Union Club.
u OCULAR MEETING THIS tMOudayJ EVE
IL ING, Sept. 2hth, at Old Theatre. SH26 i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
NOT OFF.

The Opera Troupe is not off for the East
tomorrow as was announced, but go on with
the work at the Academy of Music as usual.
Miss Kempton's benefit, on Tuesday even
inc. was q very fine one in every respect, and
that Of Miss Richings advertised for to-mcr-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
THE HOSPITAL AFFAIR

The death Of DR.. Raymond the late Resi-
dent Physician at the City Hospital, by poi
son administered by his own hand in fit of
mental excitement growing out of the Hos
pital difficulties, his own removal, and threat
ened complications growing out of alleged
frauds in the management, deeply shocked
the community, and for the moment checked
the investigations IN that quarter, but the
trouble is not yet over BY any means: No
one believes that DR.. Raymond had any
hand in the frauds himself, but he was a
nervous excitable man, and the bitter feel
inc growing out Of the controversy no doubt
helped to goad him into the preparation Of
the rash and lamentable act.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
A - = AY OFFIC f.
II. HA X r. =, -r.
ATAB, PAUL & CO.'S BANKING HOUSE.
Cold Hill Nevada TERRITORY.

rT,HE UNDERSIGNED. EsTAB LIsHED As
L Assayer eight years In California, ana Tor Two
wears i'm Nevada Territory, Is now at Gold HILL where
he Will attend 10 any business entrusted 10 him Win
promptnesS and dispatch.
coId. silver and ores of Every Descrip.
"o'"' zion Assnyed,
And returns OF Bullion made within SIX hoursh DATE
or Coin at the option Of the deposltoTs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-26
BANKERS NOTICES.
MAYNARD L. FLOOD,
BANKERS.
DRAW EXCHANGE on NEW YORK.

Gold Hill, ..:..::,: Nevada Territory.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
To the qualified Electors OF the
County Of TR1llM In the State
ii nf RONYM 81

At the regular meeting Of the Board u
Supervisors Of Tama county,. duly held AZ
Toledo IN said county beginning on the first
Monday OF September \. D.. 1854, the follow
ing proceedings. were duly resolved and Or
dercd t0-wit:f tsa,t a8 Ass4ss s
That At the General Election to I've holden
on the Tuesday next after the 6sst Monday
Of November A. 3. 1851, there ri.aIl 10 sub
mined to the legal voters 'cfssid county the
following proposition. Z. Et*
/ Whether the Board Of Supervisors shall on
or before the rst day Of June a. u 1855
order and contract for the erection OF Court
House wiihin the county seat OF said county
probably costing over two thousand dollars
Provided that in no case, and under no cir
pstancds SHALL fte, eSiS cent pAct fdF the
! hniiiinE and furnishing ofsSil Court Houss
exceed the SUM tftwenty thousand dol!ars.
An I levy for the years 4. T. 1865 and 4. i.
1916 saxko F.y ycr I'D sHneof three Mills
on the dollar ON The valuation Of the proper
! ty Of saiile5aatsstor saM SssAr~sr.s pecti..ly
ia addition q ,i.e as,,a. t.x. Aud il Wa
, thaE.andfthers hwAait- ossA CTS peyvisor,
! further ordered that said question be voted
upon in the following form 20 vi: ~
! Those Intending to rote for said propo-
| sitou shail have written or printed on THAR
respective ballnt,s
"For tho Court House tag
And those intending 70 vote against the
proposition shall have written or printed.
on their bnllotts.F ge3 FAa ast as:&r "
Against the Court, HOUSE ts1'' 4l
And it is further ordered hy said Board
Of Supervisors that proclamation Of these
ing to law 81 aia'.iAl 49,.
wi.aes. David D. Appellate clerk of
the .oard Of Supervisors OF Tama
/ M, County with the sssF sf said couass
,,.,.se5, hsrcuntq sAli1ed thise7sh day ssf 6ep-
TENDER 1861. ,t At.
Seal Clerk OF the BOARD 81
! y = :. tsff., Supervisors 81 fAnA
37w4 o8 @ -@ftte Issis Oo.nty, lows. >
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

The Peace Democrats arc displeased
with Mcclellan as their candidate
Since receiving his letter Of acceptance
they are even disguised with him, and
declare they will not support him be.
csusc he intimates in that letter, that
the Snnfn shonld be brought back into
the Union, even though it should be
necessary TO continue the war to az
camplish it.
Vallandiehsm the Trainer Of The Chi
cago platform had a number Of APP
pointmants for speaking, made in Ohio
md Pennsy lvania, and was on his way
to fill the latter, when he 6,st fell in
with McClellan's letter. He Immediately
turned back aud forsook his Pennsyl.
sania appointments, and telegraphed to
the chairman Of the Democratic State
committee Of Ohio to recall his appoint
mcn,s, v ich was done As requested.
Sam Medary Of the "Crisis" has re
fused thua far to support Mcclellan and
numerous others Of his stripe III Ohio
are following his example. Ho says:
1--WE arc not bound in the least to
support any man who repudiates the
very platform on which he WAS nomina.
ted, and who makes one for himself.
These things are worthy Of some consi.
deration, Al least, before sensible mon
jump at conclusions. A fraudulent sale
is not binding in law"
The editor Of the New York .Metro
p"litan Record, eaya, he cannot and
will not support Mcclellan, with the
principles he enunciates in his letter OF
acceptance. lie says there is 10 strong
an intimation Ct war in il.
Ben and Fernando Wood ara calling
upon August Belmont the Chairman Of
the Democratic National committee TO
convene the convention again so that
the Democracy can nominate proper
candidate. They declare that McClel
Jan docs not cnt"rsr the platform, and
hence Is not legitimately the Democra.
tic candidate. If Mes letter Of &C.
ccptance cannot be construed as an in
dorsement Of their platform the reason
ing is certainly very good.
The following il what Ben Wood
cry. ~ his uapef, tie New York
News,
18th. ststs n'yh,s doctrine, the, a..
mands every true and faithful Demo.
ora, 10 rails. bis yoie., against = war for
III. suhiaya'i,n Of S',erisn States, is
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
Had tor Mcclellan

The Chicago Journals" New York
city correspondent says:
General McCl-llan's popularity II
percep'ibl, diminishing here. His re.
pudia,ion Of the Chicago platform has
cost him the support Of a, least 10 0oo
Peace Democrats, who now ieneunce
him az freely as they once praised him
The German Democracy, too, are down
on Li,le Mac, because Of his we'll
known sympathy with the remnan. Of
the Know Nothing party, headed BY
the Ketchums Of the East and the
Davisitics Of the Southwest. Ii Nc.
Clelan has 10000 majority in this city
next November he will do better than
many Of his o"n supporters believe.
Ills fictitious popularity is fast wan.
ing"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

D. fall to read the appeal Of the
National Union committee although i,
is rather lengthy. Commence it and
you will not know where to stop We
had intended to publish few extracts
only from it, but the whole Of it il so
truthful, so sensible so lain forcib'e
and reasonable, that we knew not
which parts to select, and hence publish
tho whole. Republicans show It to
war Democrats, and ask them if they
can really find any fault with it; ask
them il it does not tru,hfnlly expose the
Chicago platform. Read it, BY all
means read it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
'esnERIFF's SALE.

By virtue OF 4 special execution, dated the
9th day Of Sept mbcr A. y. 1864, to me ',li-
rected, issued out of tho Office Of the Clerk Of
the District curt Of Tama County, State Of
Iowa, in favor Of John D. Clute and
against Lewis II Cary and others. on .
judgement rendered BY sail court at. the
September term thereof, AID. 1868 sgainsa the
said Lewis II. Cary and decree of fore
closure against Lewis H. Cary + MsrthA
Cary his wife. Meade & Stowell Cummings
Seaman & Co, and f. s. Iliggins / Co.
wherein it Was ordered, adjudged and de-
creed that thu following described real estate
t0-wit:
All that part of lot no. one ~ N block
40. fee (5) fronting tf.y .fue (55l feet on
K,uUtl,ony and one hundred (lOO) feet
ym High street IN tie village cf Toledo
T,ma comnly. State Of Lo,oe according
10. The recorded plat of said rillage.
be sold or 80 much thereof rs 10 necessary 10
satisfy snid judgement, Interest,": end Host:
Now therefore, public notice g hereby
given, !thss II have levied ;spqn, s4d shall on
the 8th' day Of October A. b. 1851, between
the hours off, 'cloek A. NJ and = o'ci41k n
n. Of said day, sale to commence 81 the
hour Of 10 o'clock .. M, At the front door Of
the Court tlouD in folslg, in tho csunty Of
Tame, sfSr jan se!E 4tittblc opt-cryt.to the
highest and best bidder, n.y. nshe~1he
above described property, or $50 n thereof
% Is neeessaryts satisfy said jmdGs6tAs rs
gethsr with cost and I'll AocruiHe caste N.
less the same shall be soonsr ,setisAda Goais
s.rtsmeer 5'hs sset: NJ &C. ~ ..: a,,
Sheriff Of Tsma ccdsty. Lows,
Printers fee $3.50 ssss7
j
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

recognized, practically in, the enuncla
ton OF principles laid down BY the
Chicago convention; but is, on the
other hand, directly ,epudiated in Gen.
McClellan's avowal Of his determine
ton, il elected, to compel the sovereign.
ties Of the South TO submit to his will
by force Of arms. s
"'Thc man nominated to represent its
principles is, therefore, no longer the
nominee Of the Chicago convention
Staining, as he does. before the country
TO all ntcn,s and purposes, an indepen
dent candidate, he has therefore, no
claim on the support Of the Democracy
as such."
II will be seen also by the above De-
mocratic Interpretation OF their plat.
form, that the Federal government has
not the power to coerce rebe'lious
State into obedience. This is pretty
bold and dangerous ground but the
Democracy have at last spoken out,
what they have long been accused Of,
but denied. We know then at last
| where they stand. They are opposed
to crushing the present rebellion by
war, and as the rebels have repeatedly
said they would accept no compromise
they must be in flavor Of . divided
Union, and because their candidate has
not expressed as much they will not
support him.
They are certainly frying pretty
kettle Of fish, but as they are all Of their
own catching we will not trouble them
for bite. We will remember however
that the Democratic Interpretation of
their platform is, that rebellious State
canno, by war be forced to Submission,
and here we will stick pin for future
reference, while in tho, mean time We
will watch and laugh At their founder.
ings with Mcclellan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
LATEST.

.r. Sepsemhe' 1.-mo'ning.
All is quiet, Less firing was heard
list night than !nr lon. time past.
0a9a Washington September II.
Passengers by Tic mail Goat to day
report that ON Friday large body OF
rebel cavalry made a raid on our re.
serve herd Of cattle, opposite Harrison.
Landing, and succeeded in carrying off
the entire lot cf about $500. The
Pennsylvania cavalry Of course could
not do mu ii against such heavy odds.
Our cavalry started in pursuit. aud it
was believed that before night the en-.
tire 10; would be rtcap'ured.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22


Il TUE BEAuTIEs OF CHEMICAL Sci
ENCE.--Thes field Of the chemist il am
pie, and reveals, new beauties as lsc
explores. With what delight do "
behold his operation, but we do not Al.
ways appreciate his efforts 10 benefit
the race. It's often In tn. moro simpls
articles Of home consumption. tina. he
achieves his gyandest triumphs. The
production Of DeLand Is Co.'s 5Chenii
cal Saleratns was q blessing to mankind
that cannot bo measured by money.
This chemist will not have the full
measure otshis fame till this production
is the only isslsvatus used. iis" 6i,.n'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
Terrible Catastrophe.

Quite recently At St. Petersburg, Rus
sid, large church, capable OF holding
six thousand persons, and denscly
crowded at the time, fell in an instant
and crushed ali beneath it. A crash
was heard and all rushed for the door,
but there being dense crowd in the
yard and ut the door none succeeded in
escaping before the church fell. II was
bull. Of stone, and must have fell with
much force. There has been but few
accidents in the history Of the world,
40 destructive Of human life.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
SALE

The subscriber will offer for sale At Public
Auction at his residence in Kichlanl lip,
ono mile west Of Helena. on
Monday september 36Ill. 1854
4head Of young horses, 2 Of them wea
matched, and 3 we'll broke, ahead Of young
cattle, 10 hogs, ! set Of double harness, live
horse wagon, plows AMI various other farm-
ing utensils, and all my household furniture.
TERMS.
Al, sums under SIS cash in hand on al
sums over that amount, credit OF months
with approved notes, or . per cent OF for
cash.
Sept. Is, 1851.
II. S.CLOCp.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

General Sherm;,n n described by ~
chaplain ~ q man who has a gaunt
look abont h'm-as Il he, got hungry
when i Coy and never got 'ovtr it. A
nervous man, psver g4aiet. pa'l'ng hi+
whiskers, or but,oning his coat or twist
'ns x .tl'iing,n asrxr ''6tinns ~ fnSs-nev-
er quiet, but withxs k,na of.lodlSin his
face that reminds one ola panther; il
he gls A'rrsy irsS kesp,slpwcrtui--
aud a genius"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
FROM GENERAL GAR ANTS Az.
NM
The Rebel Recruiting Resources
Limited
!, New York, September ~.

"a, Limited
s New York, September IS. I
l The New York 's,rrbunc'>" CORES
spondcnt with General Grant says: by
reference to the Richmond Wing, which
I mailed to you last night, you will sec
that on their own calculation there res.
mains in The whole South but 1872 900
men between the ages Of sixteen and
fifty These they style "exempts by
enactment Of their Congress, all resi-
dents between these ages are in their
military service. From these cxcinpts
ouhyscan they recrui, their armies. But
these $4,000 are All men who have
besn- detailed TOR duty Which he's, been
considered up to this tine IA virtually
as impoy,an! Is. service in the army,
ana iot,ah 81 than nor any large poi.
| ton Of them can be spared from their
pyeson sgasocatians as,oyetsr,s ofp'an.
tatians, as a,orAmcn in tAs, Gsn!e icrata
atsenals,l a. sGml nutactr's.s!Iat articles
which ,nn>t be Obtained. lItifcc Their.
Is no bas;e )! addition 10 their armies
| J.ATEi; .AED ADDITIONAL.
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac
September is : ., en,ng,
1 . For lne rass i.M day both s'ie'
have been Engaged in \ continue,
srugg'e misunderstanding x1d ss,iller!
ti,fny, pnrticnarlyrin The cent,A I use,
by the enemy's firing OH our pickc,s.
The enemy have been busy for s,v
eral days, constructing y second line 0
works short distauce behind the frs
and are making it rs strong as the 9th
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

TIE New Ycrk"Nsw,s'' sAys e General
Mcclellan saw and approved the peace
planks Of thSAChicago platform nearly
two months before the, Convention.
This is damaging charge, iftrne Did
General 6hetman's saccess modify his
opinion 81 s4 .
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

We observe BY the last number Of
the Marshall "rimcs" that NJ. VIM. 1T.
Gallup has sold his Office to a Mr.. Brit !.
ton, Of Springfield, His NM. Clark is to-
conduct the editorial department. We
wish both the new aud retiring parties
abundant Success.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

General Slocnm, command r. Of the
goth Corps, who cap'ure,l Atlanta is a
New Yorker And = Syracusan. lie
was a classmatc at, West Point with
Mcclellan. The year before tl,errebcl,
lion broke ont Re represented Onopdaga
county in tho Assembly OF thsfStaes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

i Tho Nashville ssUni0n'' 10 authorized
to state that General sherman intends
to hold the city Of Atlanta purely for
military purposes. Citizens will not be
allowed 10 60 there neither viii trade
nor manufacturing be permitted. Il
will be w,'' Tor the ublic tolbear this
in mind.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
Mr. GRlNNELy.,S APPOINT
N1ENTS

Hon. ]. B. Grinncli, candid tic fer
Congress, will speak as follows, to vi,
Toledo, Tama County, Monday, Dc.
tober 3.
Buckingham, Tama County, Tues
day, October I.
vinton, Benton Comfy, Wednesday,
October 5.
3laHstown, Benton County, Thurs
day, October 6. 80
Iowa City, johnson County Friday.
October Z.
Brooklin, Poweslleik County Sa,ur.
day. October g.
The speaking vii! be held at
o'clock, +. n. $50
The County Committees are charged
with the responsibility Of seeing ,ha,
due notice of.these meetings il gwen,
and proper efforts made to bring the
people, together en- masse to hear Nj.
Grinnell. ~ '.6'i
Bv order OF the Rrpnbl'can State
Central Committee tsFst
. 81 sa5s II NJ HOXIE, Ghsirfnan. 4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
New Advertisements.
80 LII : I1--t--t1l Il s1-II.- -
A Good local Agent Want
I'd. HIr!os ser

To engage in the light pleasant And prof
table business Of se,iing the .,ydsas
WHEELER 4 Wilson, Highest Pre-
MUM Sew, rg Machine.
in TAMA COUNTY. IOWA. The VS. w.,
Mfg. TO. desire the ssrvices Of AN active. en-
erge,c an 1 thorough going bIs ness person
i to such will be offered most liberal Induce
men,s. Application may be made 70 Geo. X
Chittenden Genl. Agent los Lake 81. Chicago
III. or 10 3. L. Richardson. travelling Agt.
Webster City Iowa, from whom prompt st,sa-
ton will be reed. & who viii take pleasure in
furnishing thorough instruction and assist
ance in commencing this desirable business.
Toledo, Sept. 10th 1854.
s. l.. RlCHAR DSON.
Trav. sgt. W. & W. Mfg &c.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

MCCLELLAN IN the ARMY, --Ibs
following is an extract from = private
letter written by an officer in the Arm,
II the Potomac a,.l
suppose you would. like TO know
what The army thinks about Nc Clcllan
Well rs far MS can learn, and there Is
a good amount Of talk on the subject
Mcclellan has los, about ali his army
friends since he connected himself with
the Copperheads and peace men. The
nomination made at, Chicago re-
cieve very little support from the sol.
diers. They cannot, see how they can
vote for both o. war man and a peace
man. The cry with them is war until.
the rebels lay down their arms and are
willing to take what terma We ARE will
ing to gre them i Men WHOM month
since were strong.for Mcclellan, now
Gall him. a traiter.naAte valid rocie.e
nine out Of ten votes IiHa tho army.
Massachusetts, regiment are llforlh,n
The Western troops are The. same, Lit.
tic Mac lost hip friends in tho army
when he wasfpat npby tho peace con.
tiop.-Wqsh,, CArq,. l H5uo.n va
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22

Signed by the Commi,tce
.d4 II. J, h ynond, Cn'u N.
SAINT. +. Horsey, Me.
John Il. Clarke, N. H.
Adm. W. Gar,lncr, VI. u
VIM. Claflin, Mass.
..l Thos. G. Turner, X. /.
N D Spery, u.
Marcus J.. Ward. N. J.
] S A Pnrviance, Pa.
Na,h. BiSmithers, Del.
j ] Combs, Dist. OF Col !.
II. w. Hoffman, Md.
5 II Boyd, No.
6 Il Senter q.
j. d. Defrces. Ind.
Burton G Cook, III. Il
Marsh Gi,ldings. Mich.
$ Judd Wis.
DB S,nbbs, Iowa.
A w Campbell. W Va.
M James II Lane Kansas,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
Farragul Docs not Intend - ~.
talk Mobile
WAs,l,NGroN, September Is.

WAsniSGroN, September l6.
The Republica" says that the story
Of Faragn.'s fleet having approached
within Smelling distance Of Mobile If
line Of battle is entirely .iiscrcdi.ed a,
the Navy Department. It is n" part Of
Farragn,'s plan to attack Mobile with
lis gnnboats.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-09-22
For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
OF Illinois.

For President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
OF Illinois.
For Vice.pr, si,lent,
ANDREW JOHNSON
ct Tennessee.
For state
For Supreme Judge
G. G. COLE.
Of Des Moines.
Secretary OF State
JAMES WRIGHT,
cf.Delaware Go.
State Auditor
!. A. ELLIOT,
Of Mitchell, Co.
Attorney General
I. l.. ALLEN,
ofTama Co.
S,stc Treasurer
W. II. HOLMES,
OF Jones Co.
r 'gistcr Of State Land Office.
J. a. HARVEY,
Of Fremont Co.
Presidential Electors a; Large
c. BEN DARWIN,
WM. THOMPSON.
District Judge.
c. II. CONkLlN,
Of Benton County.
District Attorney
{. r. SCOTT,
Of Jones County.
For Member st Congress.
i. 3 GisINNELL,
Of Poweshcik Co.
Elector Of 18th Con. District,
DANIEL ANDERSON
of Monroe County.
COUNTY
For County Judge,
r. \. GRAHAM.
For County Clerk,
u. ID. APPRECIATE.
For Sheriff,
KNIGHT DEXTER,
For Recorder
JACOB YIESER, Jr.