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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15
Wheat, Pork, Game

asd oil kinds Of Country Produce, purchased
q The Peoples Store, for which che highest
ans ket price will be paid
Galley b Johnston.
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Goes TT - sia Cure !

"a Indispensable 10 the por'r.as'es. II
every :rAve.er, "a il 1t onee prevents ,lifzi-
ness or sea sickness, ei,..sr in steamers or
cars. and ia never filling preventive ~
danger from chsnge o! waite. and oiiMsis.
~ uoi 10 without il,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

GAME, GAME
OF 81 .iisds wanted u his store BY !.
A. J. Free.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

G. q. CLARK 5 co. Prspeis.sr.,
New hsrss, GYMS.
LOltfYk SMITH, Generai Westsrn Afsats,
oo3 Lake S:ssss, CIissgs III.
-.
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'f.s"e.T','s NJ. ,<-,--
U .NbC. t. VA q

-. Tx Tta,'c,'~ Institute for this
cniiy * nua IL session in his town a,
u School h.,ltc. 1t i. under III,
charg" Of Prof. J plprr. State agent,
"ho We learn II coo !nc,i,g il 10, only
III pleasing, ba, Interesting and IN.
HtIuctive manner. We heard him dc.
liver lecture last Tuesday evening
with which the whole sudden &c where
highly delighted. Mr.. lIaincs, Of Grin.
nell, ably assisting Mr.. Piper, delivered
u lecture last evening on physical geo
graphy, explaining the causes >of The
dew, rain, frost 81. &C., which was
highly interesting and instructive.
These Teachers Institutes We con
slider the most efficient, powerful and
beneficial impetus given to the cause OF
education in the State, and il our mem.
bers Of the next Legislature should
labor in any manner to curtail them,
we would hastily drop them from our
list Of friends, and brand them A.,
enemies Of the progress Of intelligence.
-
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Co.'s Dyspspsia CLIe.

IL warranted 70 d. AL We have e'AiseeA
forlt and ~e will furnish zen ee,iifsssss
Ct orr he.' ct:scns ard elsrEymes 10 t.sx
NJ on. sta,emsu,. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-15

Lambs Hand DOM.
1T lids fair to become as universal in its
use among the farmers ss the reaper nd
mower"--Mich. Farmer.
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Lambs HIND Loom.
ss0pce more we can clo,he cursslnes sn, i
our families in garments that have wEAR
ard SERVICE in them. Paw Paw Mich
Press.
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SECOND DESPATCU.l
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.

MOBILE, June G.-This morning the steam
er Daregan, in attempting to run the blcrk-
ado, was captured. She Lad an assorted
cargo.
The operator at jackson. m r., C",. -
ported, on The unthGIity ii Gapt Lsal.r, cen
inanding sccuta, that hlarmadIke is llnekaG
ing the Mississippi below aud about Greer
Vile, with ten guns. His fierce Id large. lie
Lns destroyed lhrcn Transports, securing ;,o
carg2ee. besil"s Gripping three gunb ats aid
her trhisrorlt. Among tho iatier, the Ma
rion and Farchid, cue gqnF1at, one trans
port and enc hosrita! boat. F,ue Transports
are between the batteries, ard rgri.or 60 nv
Or down
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kAN.EI'.iE ITEMS.

i;r r-aes..a; i'r""n!9w savs, IN ia, ,!i:iv
.i... - .,,r,... ,I,a, HAT u. ;ot,a,. ;,,S.
'''fi''' "a. h"N1 - =" '-'h'''''.
iht' ne "'laarY WH tnrh a'er /" ihn ell
..a.tpT.. ;.nui ~ ;.nionot rshei prpperL8. lie
la tler s,,r hat these who are occuryiny.
ahana,.,.e.. rr,ucfty in hi TN ;rc.I
.,o,,r,. -,,,l6 Il, ,s.i, font; .. H., .,.,,w
i'u"' ''"' pay '''' !e'''' .t''e. 10 Us et "o.4n
K. u my ,''s-e:-,'1,''s hun; up men Iii every
nook and rorncr. :rd nrgs tnem u der4hc,r
dat, q -. ;r,ys l., ,,:rf,. and l..xu,,tl;.
,,.,,ns,, .r,..t.,i,,.,,; .,,, l.,I.
t'0f'''s'.'-' .,''.,
i:,''&': ''''h!S ~ Avn 'nnse ~iio hie = ~
,.e~!,.:.:-,,.l.1! ". iurtY .;,4 hahcra ,aseI rs
-, THAI, .,,.at IL Il ss.:s,D AID 10 diseiegGrss
~ N
W H''"'ss'S'- s"'' "'' '''''' ''''N' "a 81"
ward p13ttr'n.
Tho United S;a,s, ,,if.uit ,,,n:: for tho
iritt of E..t Tennr..se, nee at Knoxv;lls o..
lie lrih in.lsi.t, Conally r. Trie,,, Judge;
blackstone Mcdaniel, CT Greene comfy, 4.
$. Marshal. The following erarL Jurors were
irnpannelIsd: Richurd u. Wheeler, foreman,
Edmund u. MiiI5r. Thomas Rodgers, James
y. Murray, Isaac. Baylrfs, W,u. Homer, Jas.
il Galbrmith james Cummings, William t..
~ 4 a. "
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ERGSs~Irk CoUNTY.-fn the recent .:,ct iu,,
"a this county, the vote ;or Sheriff was 40 fol.
lows
n. EaGp, G..ib0inc, 81.
T..,Isi:,sI0EERs ..F TIT; ~ SENUE
,.:ir ai1 ews Par.sh.--Vnos Turner. 25l; Gco,
E, bi"iory, lOl': I. } Nicholson, Il George Il
Lucy 81.
Msbcrrin Parish j oseph w. Rswlinp, oGl .
%. Fl NASH, I29 WIN. II. Walker, d..
JOHN f. Shell was elected Common realth's
Attorney; f. R. Turnbull, Clerk, and 7 &.
Smith, C.uuty Surveyor, without opposition.
NELSON ELECTION FOR CoUsTF OrpfcsRs
Clerk County Courts Fl. Loving. re alcct.
ed By very large msjority.
Clerk Circuit CoErt-G. s. Stevens, no oppo.
sitjon.
Attorneyfor Connonwoslth-Robsrt White.
head, reelected
Sheriff. A. Witt no opposition.
SurVeyoc-Wm. a Hill,
Comm RaVenus-P. J. Hill.
CAmFhhiL ELEc.rioN--TBa following gen,
tleInen were elected county officers in Csmobe,,
county at the election on Thursday last; Sher;f,
Adam Clement; Commonwealth Attorney fcr
the county, Edward u. Christiap; for fI,a cfty
James Garland' Cierk CT Circuit Court, John b.
Alexander; Elerk of the County Court john u.
taIoAsHe'' SSHfatsSip1iff CT Revenue 4sS IJ,s.
tr'ct, {. a. Helcon1be;; 2nd District IL. q. Hem.
don. Gounsy Surveyor, Jan,sslR. HsY.Fe
Z AStrsERsTs corNTY EiHCT1esf1 IL sfy,,4 lz,.
firn iaAmherst on Ehntsdsy .Iass-- Robert "
snead vas rseies.ea Sheriff il. C:pierce Was
elected commemorative Attorney; r A. Pendhs.
ton, Ciefk Of Tine Circuit Court; Leopard Dauisi.
Jrt clefk OF the County Cour.;T A. Brow.
Etsfontssiolsr OF the gsyenns, snd Jacob D.
Fierce, Surveyor.
RoASoKES ELECTIoss-At the election nf
county officers, held for Roanoke county o..
Thursday Last, F. Johnston was reelected
Clerk of the Circuit and County Couns Johu
y. Evans WIS elected Sheriff, Henry F.. Blair,
Attorney for the Commonwealth and William L.
Williamson Commissioner Of the Reyenae
Psrshs A. FNwlkes has been elected Sheriff.
and Joseph E. Lssth, Commissioner OF thu,
Revenue. 10 Nos.owsy county Va
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EXT HANaE- NOTICE, No. 10.

ENf IL ANQE- NOTICE, NO. ~.
RICHMOND, Va, Juno 9TH, 1854.
The following notice is based upon recent
decIarutinn Of Exchange made by the Federal
au.hori,its, -tearipg date May l!h, 1864, and
is aupp9r.va ! y sa;,i. Federal paroles ON Tile
ia my otitcet:
Srr. |. I'll Coniederat. ol!.ctts aud men
who have b,ca Delivered at City Point Fir-
-,iu;v, prcy irus to The Is. 81 juice, lSt'l, are
hereby dc. laroJ to hc exchanged.
SEC. All Confederate officers and men,
und all civilians WIN have been captured at
.ny place, und released on parole prior to May
7th, 1854. ars hereby declared to lie ex"
changed. This section, however. 10 not IN
tended to include any officers or men captured
at Vicksburg, July 4th, 1853, except such as
were declared exchanged by Exchange Nos
tees numbered six, seven and eieht;
June ct Agent Of Ekchangr.
.E,po'Rs DEPARTMENT. OF RICHMOND.
May %. 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS
Hereafter forage will not be Issued 10 officers Lo,ses IN
tbi, city without approval Of acquisitions at ;hes- ~esd
by BY command Of Major General RAssol; -
- T. o. CHFsTNEY,
,syu,,u A. A. General.
ApJ'TAHD INsP'R GENLS OFFICE,
uIcBMoSD, May q, lSUI. {
SPECIAL 0KpEEst
[EXTRhCf
yvIl The depots aud yards Of railroad companies vii
mn, he troops nor be In any way ineTeied
With By Them.
In .s.nInaud Of theseeretaryo OF War. ,,p,uo,
{Signed), SAMUEL w.. % he G.o.r,,
"a ,, m nu.sssY A. A. 6en'i may80,3Ls
MAJ X. s..aaayaIli.s .Insttlute fer Young LIZ
;. = dfers--@
:..,,.. .tvILtx, } MEAS fsoa ooruAHiA, D. y.
~ ,.aal seslousof. ahls Institute s Commences
i..t.-: - {. /, 1s6a, sud close june Soth, 1863
rut. /. - eiycd dutng the Summer months
.,n.i N je 4-cl2'
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FEOM GEN. LEES ARMY.
t,fTLt dRoUsD NEAR GAINES Mill,

EafTLt HRHDND NEAR GAIARs' MILL,
June CT p. Ri.
tlst evening Grant sent flag Of truos
propohing that in tia intervals Of the fight un-
armed i.arsiea ShouId be permitted to bury tho
dead and caro- for the wounded. This Gen.
Lee is rndsrstoad TO have declined, bat init
mated his wiiiingrsaa TO entertain Il regular
nag OF truca for these purposes.
This morning Grant aart another f'agi say-'
ING no would avail himself OF the understand
M; to ssndont unarmcI parties to bury the
dead and care fee tho wounded. Gen. Lee
lr5mptiy replied, showing that Grant had
msnndera,nod tln j1!tcr. Here tho mat.s.
rests.
yilo heavy firing last night amounted to
nothing. Last night the enemy abandoned
car left and part of chr centre, apparently in
great lisste. Fairly has followed them ten
miles to-day, capturing sixty prisoners. who
cay that Grant has gone to the White House,
bseanss his nien,will not fight. Tho impress
sion hero, however, il that Grant is making
FOR the JamesIiver, to cross to tho Southsidc
ihare was q little sharpsho5ting on our
right tl-tny
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The Macon 'Tclegraphrseys it has been
;furnished With list; BY States, Of the prisoners
cortided at Andsrsonviile. Georgia, ~ follows
FROM Illinois, l,249; New York. ,lo9; Peus.
sylyania, 1857; Ohio. 29i: Tepuassee.
LIEF Indiana, 664i Kentucky, 5saaii Mithi,
pan, 5sl Maasac dsetts, F6G; Connecticut, Gl4
Wisconsin, @39; Virginia, ga lows. vi.
Maryland, le9 New Hanshire, fSs Missouri. l:;l
blaine, 1C2 New jersey 91Fy Vermont, j.; Rhode
Island, Sc Mississippi sss AlabsnIs Gu ;.,7orfh
Csroliniaf - Minresots,7 AIksnsas, 6; resu-
lars, if7
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FROM NORTHE?N.GE0RGTA,

The Army correspondent of The Atlantis
"Resisser,' IN Fpaakins CT the cngas ement in
Northern Georgia on the 9th Of May in which
deuera.s chesthsm and Cleburne took such a
gallant part, says
We captured abontIS0 Dfisonsrs, 200 stand
OF arms. end killed from GOO to 7U0 on the fold,
all of which were left in our possession Their
loss in this engaRement conld not have been less
befers Lhe cerutians we're buried, and after visw.
ing the heca,om55 OF tire slain, ssid: 1t makes
ms feel gosd.. The frat battle Of MANASSAS
was nothing 20 comp!e with it.
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seen by notice Of Tie agent d exchange that
all Confederate States officers and msu d.
livered ut City Pint pre.ions 10 June LIT, ar
declared to be exchanged. I'll Confederate
States tMctrs and peu, :b'l ali civilians cap-
turcd at any place, ana released Oh parClo
prior to May :. are alsv declared EXCHANGED
A reservation is made in the last as 10 certain
Of tho pris"iiefs captured at VicksLurg, July
/, 1869.
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xSf7.rs or rss pssss A.Joc;4riok

fs:1:s s2s.1a.rx Of Consre:I IA IL. vra- lsG3
C1s'igt se c35 Sfst, fer fis .N,sh1. Dt1'rHo
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REMOVAL Up TUE YANksE pE.sos;1 Rs.-AH
tho Yankee non-eommissi0ncd officers end
privates, save the wounded, now numbering
about $500, in Richmond, arc t. be removed
to Belle Isle as coon az tents Can be put mp
Tor their accommodation. The officers will
bs retained in tho Libby, and the sick and
wounded in the hoepitala.
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LATE SOUTHERN PAprRs.-The scent CT the
Southern Espress Company will please &C.
oepeour thanks for fss CT late Southern pa
para
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HilhMoad, February ~ !sGi.)
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g5l;.e... - .Inia are hereby noufed ths: sr tr
Itch, a.. sbl lay been elected with tho soatherp
carry all Packages Of 10 81 aud ~e7T
H. .ppsr. /, RG.rioi.d. Va
70 sea-. ~ advantages thus obtained through he
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packages .,r,, c"utaIc ,noto ,tLsn onS htuired
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reif AS l,.a4!s which aTsiit 6s5d ~ 1il 'Ns. .
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10 r,ce, ..a SsisLes Ct sodsr1 and 10 slte ihr
81. .iu slsaiy with h9rla s;stt
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lfs:s dos fSsrytrft else; aud, iu Order tak no ob
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able II 10 ,IHEt tiis gsmen! compiee suocead,
As tbs Soot-rn GsresS On pany AZ u,n"s ALI rerdn.
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a.asisui.. :IosiIui srd ithirsa their SCENTS who
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s.ifs; ssjpG;ati o1H establish fSA1.f
.st x,iio. -. 1aS aEi.s bAaJ hSfeSf
Gs1essSa.t stissss55..:s
L,ost CD. All GUAR seti.r:
e''''' L.w,or.oaaf is; ssasstsifE General,
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. .'s.r " 'rSaest,
ylCkEr-OF-LEAVE MAN.
DGDEN'S ADVENTURES

rs-raGy ut half part o'clock: prrror'oanre'"
~ srcr y; l...i pa.r : precisely.
ryrB,, atuco vpru fi"lo "a A. Al Is 3 T. NJ, when
:. It c-u - .art.-.i - "
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inc repcI arDiy. ouch men as John r..
Ncie. who, as q rebel provost marahu, here
utN WIDE swarth Lot hin, have it b,ck
Eiif( comrennd interest. DON'T forget H,b
oY Fhe jai!"r and robber of Union men.
.of forget Judge Humphreys, ,sbo held a
'efefal court here in 1861, with rebel bn,s.
,Fsjand openly charged that there could,,
III te.son against tho United States in . tirn,
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GEs. Porz.-This hero Of dofeats has been
ordered to Leave the North-wessefn ."injuns"
alone in thsir glofY, and repair at once to
washing tan,- with G; $50 tnep,
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DECLINE INLPEICEs

A gentleman recently rom Mobile, Ala,
informs us that thers has been great fall in
the prices of provisions in all sections of the
country not affected by te presence of the
army. Corn meal vas selling in Mobile at
50 so; bacon 50 so; buter So 90. Ia tho
cane brake counties around Selma, corn wss
in great abundance, an freely offered al
So Oh, without finding purchasers.
Horses were much cheaer than they have
Ees1 for some time past. a horse that three
months since would have brought $500 in
Selma, can now be bough at from $500 to
$500 Gold is worth ab0u thirteen Tor one,
and falling.
CONTRIBUTIONS FOR HE RELIEF OF
SIOk AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
We are requested to acknowledge the re-
esipt By Messrs. Bacon 4 baskerville Of the
following sums:
Capt. VIM. NJ. Watkins, Cha, latte,
$aG0; from his daughte,Miss Mar
garet. S2G0-together $500
John Frazer & Co., Chaslesa, 1000
m
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GuActG.afatFEH GENE aALs DEe.lsS ~
s.-5~ RICHMOND, Juasfst 2Sss: +
Il. RE. gilI:k 80 as:nt of-h, Dsparl9se 70 as,
.4epes q oo ciotffhg under Arrangement With
~ Southern - pr, JON any a41b0ye ts:Gted. 5s-
II. I'D visit several Relief Asocia. expia the
mo-s e. CT tee syatsp; ant trin VI ~.
ii G1y.ntast tths easy way o! supp'ypgthe
.Ets 81 III" :. IL ite'n Id.
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TIE HARRIET LANE.

4 correspondent Of tic Herald" in mott!
cling the eae"r" If ike Harriet Lane, sayB:
The Harriet lano W.! undoubtedly again
appear upnri the high seas az on armed cue
my Of Me lInitsh States, AMI do more harm
t. cur Commercial marine thun uther the
Florida or alal'ama, from her great speed
when ~ gould order. The greatest speed SHE,
made Willie chased, was nor more than nine
knots, and that OF tho p,i.siug gu1boat sight
knYla, nix ia:homs, doing her best, while on
this station there is not clover craft. Even
this vessel vii! mako ten Or eleven knots easy,
in smooth weather, and tho flag ship Laeka-
wanna, tile fastest vessel in the Gulf, nm.
derstand has b1:n known to make thirteen or
fourteen knots under favorable circumstances.
If the latter 9sssei had gone in chase, oil four
steamers would, in ton hours afterwards, have
beer on thsirway t. New Orleans in char se
Of prize crew
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FROM NORTH GEORGIA.

hArrls FIELD. NILES " EST or MARIETTA.
juno G, 1864
Tho hnemy srs still moving towards Al
tcona. lockers corps arc fortifyirg the bills
between Acworth Ind Atlanta,
Heavy rains for tho past two days here,
have made tho roads almost impossible for
artillery, and retarded movements consderu-
bly,.
Some slight skirmishing occurred near Lost
Mountsin yesterday. All quiet this morn.
ing.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ATLANTA, June G.-Press reporters who
loft the front ut noon, report that our army is
still moving toward the railroad, the right Of
tho enemy having already crossed near Ack-
worth. and lockers corps is reported five
miles east Of it, on the old Altoona road.
dea. JOhrrt0n's headquarters are vest #
Marietta, with our left resting at Lost Noun
tain. Hsrdee is commanding the right, with
Polk tho left, and Hood the centre.
The Yankee cavalry dashed into Big Shan
ty at 10 o'clock this morning, and were met
by Williams brig ade, who were lighting them
when the reporters left.
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rFtJ.:H SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM,YtS I.
AUGUSTA, Ga Feb. 20, lSGs.@:3 z
ii,t!A S5N;i.rn Htpresd Company hereby netf5. INT
iiarus Asa relatives If soldier. In tho Army OF North
.ia Virginia a that they prepared To-
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-el, JAMES BHUrERfS
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OFFICE OF X ed r. 81 Co, u
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g ISL Transportation Agent
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vas Roauied In upper part OF stomaci anu
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