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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS IN
Sewing Machines.
EMPIRE Shuttle MACHINES
PatentedrFeb. 18th. 1860.
Salesroom, 45l Broadway n, Y,
This Machine is constructed IN cr,;r.,y
new principles Of mechanism. poss.s.in,
many rare and valuable improvements, hoy.
ing been examined by the most profound ~.
per,s ana pronounced simplicity and peyecsio.
combined. s''''''
The following are the princrpa. opiee,.oas
urged against Sewing Machines
l. Excessive fatigue repairing.
to the operator Incanac;tv - 49,,
" -, ,."',a.'S 70 gel out every description
.. Expense, trouble & s. Dsagreeab,e noia,
loss Of time in re- while in op.ratiou
The Empire Sewing Machine is eA-
cmW from all these objections.
has straight needle, perpendicular ac-
,'on, makes the Lock or shuttle stitch. which
VIII neither Rip nor Rarel and is alike on bo,b
sides performs perfect sewing on every de-
sc'ipioncf material from Leather to the finest
N"hsooK muslin, with cotton, linen or silk
thread, from the coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog whecl and tho
least possible friction, II runs as smooth al
glass, and is emphatically
a NOiseless Machine.
II requires Fifty per cent less power to drive
IL than any other machine in market. virl
WE'VE years of age can work it steadily. with
Out fatigue or injury to health.
Us strength and sconderjui simplicity Of en-
'trnction, render ii almost impossible to get
out 81 order' and is Guaranteed by the company
70 give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who me;
desire to supply themselves with . superis-
article. t. cal! and exami ethis
MACHINE.
b". IN more especial manner do ' >. !. !.
The patronage Of
Nero ant Tailore,
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt manufactn. IS.
Shirt aud Bosom MAXI
Vest and Pantaloon A.4..,1,,
Dress makers
Corset makers,
Gait .r filters,
Shoe binders.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES Liberal. ,,t
with
Price of Machines Comp. c.o.
No Family machine Nth Hemmrr $50
No 2 Small. Manufacturing nth extension Ia, =
70 Large Manufacturing nth extension is3... -
vo Large Manufacturing for Leather,
With Rolling Foot and OIL Cup s5
One half hours instructions ia sufficient .
enable any person to work this machine %
their entir, satisfaction.
Your attention is also called to the Empire
Shuttle, patented June 26th, 1850.
II is well known that shuttle with spring
centre, is preferable to any other.-but a great
| objection against its use, was on account If
its spring getting out Of order, having then
to be put in the hands OF = sklllful mechan3:
to be repaired.
The Empire Shuttle is so simple that any
operator can repair it without loss Of time :
expense.
Price,-smal II size for family machine, s. y
Large size for manufacturing machiue, l,5c
AGENTS WANTED for oil Town. in III,
United States. where agents are not alreais
established Also, for Cuba, Mexico, 60 ra,
aud South America, to whom q lnt,ai dis-
count will be given.
Terms, Invariably cash on deli ~.
I'll MtArtsaV
Al Broadway. Nes -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
FcMaieS-Ecnl saleS.ccmal

IN many Affections peculiar 10 Ftale$ the
EXTRACT Hucnu is nneqnalcd by any other
remedy, as in Chorsis or Retention, lrregn-
larltv, Painfn'incss. or Suppression Of Custom
AIRY Excavations, liberated or Scirrhcus state
Of the Uterus Lcuchorrcma OR whites. Steril-
ity, and fer all complaints incident TO the SCI
whether arising from inliscretio. Habits of
Dssi patton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Take no more Ealsom, Mercury or unpleasant
Medicines for unpleasant and dangerous Diseases
IIELNROLD'S EXTRACT BDCHI'
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
rTfRES
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
HOWARD .oA:s soc'A'
PhiladelDll6a. Pm.

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEMIN-
tai, Urinary and Sexual Systems-new
and reliable treatment lin Reports of the
HOWARD ASSDCIATION-Sen by mail in
sealed letter envelopes tree Of charge. Id
dress, Dr. j. SKlLLIN HvUGHTON, Howard
association, No. South Ninth Street Phla
delpLia, Pa. v5n5Oly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Il is we'll to he forcarmcd against disease
and so far ny the human system can he pro
tected Nv human means against maladies en-
gcndered by m unwhoisome atmosphere, i'm
pure water and ether external causes, llO-
sTETTERS BlTTEKS may be relied OF a
safeguard.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Nothing that is not wholesome, genial and
restorative IN It's nature enters into the com
position Of HOSTErfER s Stomach Bitters
This popular preparation contains no mineral
IF any kind, no deadly botanical element :
no fiery excitant: bu, Il is.a combination OF
he extracts Of rave haisomic herbs and plants
with the purest and milaest Of all diliusive
st:mulants.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
FAMILY DYE COLORS.

Ridck.
Dark H'ae,
Light Bhue,
French Eiue,
CT ret Broom
PART Broun,
Light Broun,
.Snn.f Broan,
Crimson.
Darh, Drub.
Light Drab,
Dark 1reen,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver complaint, Headache
General ebili'y. Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits, Constiratiou Collie, ln,ermit-
tent Fevcrs, Cramps and Spasms. and
all complaints Of either sex, arising
from Bodily Ueakness whether
Inherent in the system or pro-
dnced by special causes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03
IL does Rot dry up 4 Cough,
ST I BONN COUGH,y

aud yet. though il is 50 sure aud speedy in
its operation, il is perfectly harmless, being
purely vegetable. 1t is very agreeable /,
the taste, and may be administered to chill.
dren ofany age.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated
and the appetite restored by this agreeable
Tonic, anl hence it works wonders in cases
of DYSPEPSIA and in less confirmed forms of
ISDiGEsrIoS. Acting ~ n gentle and pain
less apperient, rs well rs upon the liver, i
also invariably relieves the CoNsTlruTioN
superinduced by irregular action Of the d.
gestive and secretive organs.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-03

Persons Of fecbIyhah;t, liable to Nervous
Attacks Lomness Of Spiri,s and Ftts Of Larry
nor find prompt and permanent relief from
the Bittors. The testimony on this point il
most conclusive, and from both sexes.
The agony Of BILIOUS CoiIc is immedia
tely assuaged by q single dose of the 81 imu-
liant, and by occasionally resorting to it, the
return Of the complaint may be prevented.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Ser &pnifriptipns : 6IMtbtiae,
Grsablung.

IS rpar am &cnntooobeno um bic
Ylitte Ncsembers i'm Sabr rer @nare
1881. Muf Dem M:isrbrfs "a Iremz
blaye. 1relder unsefdbr 8 Wleilen nDrpz
lid Ypn her 9pire ;,piiden Mnsers unp
Seare lie0t. mar bic oan;e Iamilie pes
@tn6obauers um ras ,0errfeuet perlamz
melt. Die @roemutter nabm aus ,brer
src6sn 9rube einen pidsn paden fsinee
@arn. ra6 lie in ben lanecn .5ertl>
atencen am Rdrden 9eiponnen bate.
mantle ft@ ramit an ibre @nfel unp
las:e: "5e, Sunsen! tommt Der: ibr
ioutet mir rieies Sam bier nod
beute Abeno 3u rem &eter Sosut; rem
tudeliaen Mdnnden binlternaaen, rer
i'm D6rfhen &ronces nrlten mobnt!"
Die crei &naben bilsteu ycr einem
,rarmen Generden &altanien aus unr
natmen paber rem @orldlas ibrer Atne
nit tiefem S1mei0en auf. v6epa,
Sunsen. aufsepabt! aebt ioelei@ unp
leic aebcriam. IS iit ni&t nett mad
Bronees biniiber uno beute Mbenp nittt
falt, uno Der Neeen- bat ihon felt CON.
nenuntsraan9 aufseb6rt"
Ter dltefe rer rrei Gnaten, rer flnfz
3ebnjdbri9e &ene. itanp iism i1 un0ern
auf; pierre. rer jiinsere, ldidte it6 an.
ibm ras 0eleit 3u seben, unp ols rie
beiren i9pn auf Der S9>peue itanren
unc fortaeben multen, lpran9 renn aud
Sean. Der tletnfe. auf uno i&lob f4
eilis ieinen 8rlrern all. Als fe rrau>
een rar.n. pfffen bic prei Brdper ib>
rem 6unc. allein ros 1bier fclote pi<
Ter G1marten ibrsm Nuie nibt, renn
6rcrcciic. ibre Glleite Sdmeiler. bate
rfn Dumb III Cen &ubna!l einaejper,t.
Die rrei &naben tam'5 etmas lauer an,
ii@ um pieie ipdte Abenpfunpe nod aui
ben @ca ~ MAIDEN, pbne baS ftor!e
trdftiee Ibier gum @sleite 3u taben, bel,
fen @@ub fe ii@ batten ptrldafen mol.
len; fie 3ogen baber 3iemli9 psrtroi1tu
unp cerltimmt In bic Nadt binaus u
poltertsn auf gut Slid nit ibren .6o;3.
i9uben ben fief9en @e8 entlan9. Sil
batten feline Abnun8 rapou. pab pi'
6oustblr. i1 faum btnter tbneu &c.
f@lo0en bate, ols fe f&on wieber sc,
| 5ffne: .purpe, uu, einen Gremceu tiniu.
laiien. uno nod tpenieer lieeen fe I'd
trdumen, bae man ben 9uup abF&nid
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Gotnfcrtablrs orgItfd,ss
= 4 It. unp s . f : & Ii
;ts.st SISttsncinto=EhaE.

Uprt Votrage HoDe Gem @IofcNtou5.
Der untcrisidnsts criaHttiI1,b;erurit, Sis 9!r /
n'erfianlislt csS cinDci:uilien uno au5.g
osa!ia!sH gntitfunl5 aui ittu nrti ui.r
Oail- unn NuiIhaus,a Ieu!r
.}n cc:-istsn 'incc: ocs psr:bs Gjal
treuHcllttl!c uue biilia;t &5spienuaG
@esis, CUTE Ser, svrs 2ilss, nes in Ell
cisc1 2Eirtbihaft bean iprutbt peyecn id
@3u;s G5faliuug teFnoei |tcn ctsnfdl5 lei :
Das Strebtn ecS ilattrssiGnsisn TT :!
stun.H5 tsrer, bis ibm ot:tren.
: fc n Su- =
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prllttrifif f9rs.
Ser Gpn'prp,,,if.

SalIauhigbam:
~Sie ielIen Jpn niht babcn
Den "0ittle Wde." Stein, nein!
81 iie ,rie 9ier'se 9taten
Sid beiler na9 ibm 1earein."
~6ir'n &riea su patriotiIb
9at er sefibrt cas- @prt
unp mar siel ;u sslpnl9
Grpidt auf 9rueermprc."
rllae 9rucsrtlut nod tletsn
Sept tbr an ieiner 6anc.
. ie 9anp fam nimmer oeten
Den Griecen eislem 2anc."
~Wo 2aulenp Ct besrabem
Die Spctens5sel ihrei'n:
sic lousu ibn nidt baten
Den "2ittle Mdc." Nein, nein u
Se9 mcNr:
mGi, labt ile ibn rr6 baten
Den fleenen "Mac," ibr 5errn.
Gr bat ia mebr aearaben>
@eieoi1sn nun unac,n. a"
mGr bat: "Du foul nidt tSrten"
0eidritten auf isin @6merrt:
9at es nit 8lut su r6tben,
, Ste's frampftaft i1& sepetrt"
""Manierli@, mii1enlbaftlid
Mar itsts er i'm 0efcdt,
Qno sab aemi7enlaafllid
Den "8raeern" itet6 ibr Nie6l~
~~Drum laet rie &inrer baben
Die Yupp', nad Der Ge ldrein,
uno laet uns alte &naten
Serniinitiser eod iein." ~"
5arris:
"Sie ieuen ibn ni&t baben,
8et tauieno Geufcln ! 9aein!
St ile, ME aier'Qe &aben
Gid beiler na& Jpn idrein."
~Ale mir fir Staatenredte
Su Marylano aairt,
pat er rur@ 2tncoln'S &nedte
uns lammtli9 arretirt."
~Mit @:olpateeta f9nSre
5at ere @eriammlunssre4t
Wabreselt, freie 9fepe
3u tnebeln il@ erire@t"
~@aat's ibn gu nominiren,"
81 ldwSr i6. rieiem Wann
Like Hi su opponiren,
Denn er 1T elm IS 5yrann~
@eymour:
Mein9 9errwaSSte Ia i&wdten,
Gnti@ulcisen sic, 1T S6unr.
Sle miiiItn ild jest lesen
unp balten Sbren Miuup.~
wSie mdnen nur veriteben
Qm NQes in rer @elt,
NSie, auf ben @runb oe1eheu
Die Sa6e G& pe,bilt.
=, Wos fann ct uns ben idaren
Der &rie9eman unp Gyrann j?
9ie platform 1T rer Garen;
Dram banst ter9ampelmanu.
Drum la6t bic &inper boben
Die Yupp.' nod rer ie l9reiu
unc labt ,unS alte &naben
Do@ feline @1el lein.'"
. a II ntisbam unh 5arris:
"8oblan! iie iou'n ibn baben
8ir trieeen Jpn semib,
W'r trte9en mas iie boben.
Oa5 nennt man GompromiE.
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(1rrtlcbun9 fcla'.)
9 E t n, i I d. teS.
8eIo Tarraeut.

Scelo V0rrd0ut>
lleber Earra aut's hes alien 5eetSrsn
belcenmiitbisea 9luitrctcn bel Der G.obsr<
.uns rcn Sort MicrSan fhreitt Gin 9luoen<
ieu9e:
"Garrasut war lei ben III 1siner Nlctte
aetSriarn 2su.er1, namentlih ben Watrp<
len, id'rn lanae popular, felt iciner Gin
fabrt in bic Bai ron Wcbiie ater fcnnt
bic 8eaeiferuna fir Jpn feline G}ren;cn.
8efenntlid Bate fid ramalS r.r alte
Seebe'e, UNI iein Spera.ipnefelp teNsr
iiterldauen su f5nnen, auf cen Ma1forb
leiner "6artforo" beAeben unp iih bort
unt i'm Sale elmer Germunruno niht iiter
Borc su fallen. feetinten la0en, uno leud.
tcte ramit ieiner aansen Tlpttc = Elm 8sie
ipiel ces bcdbetsiaiten Mutbcs - rcran.
Die &u9eln Der SdarfidlBsn rcr Retel@
lenfortS ,poren nidt fiir i'm eeapIen, unc
beute gilt es feil1en Wotrclen IN Der oanz
3en 6lcttc, Der ridt ncn 0er3cn bercit
mare. robin au 9eben. robin i'm Ter alte
Mcmiral filbrt, Bonn er we:s. taE Garrag<
w uu9 ONH NNtWptltuNUu VUI. -.-
Gcpb xcmplarS.
Qes.:ter lll!it pom ga Grriic NO:e~
teln" ld.eitt: Die G'roBlcae css n,uen
ameritaniiden Streus her "Sempelritter." :"
melder ii6, 70 piel mir pi0en, auf Zen
asfobrloien 8incmdblenfampf eeaen csn
@ertauf eeiftiser @etrdnfe beibrdntt, bielt
risie 8o&e cine 8eriamnlune in bieI<
ger Staet unr 3war in per Sdnaerbauc,
rie 3 Sage lana pouerte. Dteislte mar
beiudt ron .Bripern" uno .Sdmeitern"
Ger Sroen teitebt in ieiner @eiammtbeit
aun1 arbbten She'll aus Sdwei1crn) aus
alen Ibeilen ter Staaten @iseoniin unp
MinEeiota. unter anrera nidtieen ocer
unpi6lisen Din9en rurosn fclaeupe fit
pie san3e Meni&bett 8epib b6&it pi&tiss
| Gra8en 8sl6et;
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
G;aeutcn :. y xWiuu. .Staats;eiturc.

osucetipN, 9srr u. Sud Jun.
N:p linn unp Brown County Jr. Uprltsr,
81. ), uuc Hicolsi Gt9 @S. Sbimmel,
81. untouY II. Minuiapplis, Srthu. 4nptlauG,
SlrYsr St. NUlt,
Rlltntr osrr Sl tus .. Sarmann.
oA,t olteruuo Bulbiustvu Gty gb. 9be7er,
aDj,5nI une Btueuu 9tY 9r. Slider.
S:l Ieptain oerr 5rcAS y. Seyrsrtebt.
Eetto,ult, Hicc 9r., 0err G5pttfr. 5lsteNHtjn.
Ntlc5 ylucins, y. Ouerrs.
Nto }Siua, osrr 5cbu 6ricrrib.
Hl?liDap, @ecrS outer.
u SreNs. 0srr Sell.
SaT1!u Sirp, 1Sisc. or. Stiittlsr.
tUtlro }pp5, SwAiouuu.
l5ranf pitticr. Vsriu9irn.
HOc.fcrc, 9Srisbt &c., Jrhn 9uteIher.
9Siltuu, Mliscl Co., Sol. Minass.
SSnl. aicsc!1ppe> Gaun,n City, Mnu.
Ndsrrlann y. Sruo;r gcuug Mmsriea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
:Sri0::,a.rtstafs! hcr G:aaS;ci=
tung.

SD iprcdc in uflicbenrer Gsrc,"
Btn fumm cod aan; unp gar,
IS lebt in mic eucsneer syetee
Das mid er;euBence paar.
Sp le;dt bin ib, cae Gin Sirlein
Min trdat uno faum fd' t;set.
Dod lit rir ents!ittcn eth Y1rleiu
Gin Gentner uon Der;en Dir Rie9t.
M6 mtiue beman;eus &larbeit
So!lt' Side beraen ME.
Durd mid 81 serlausnen eieBab,bsit,
Das lebrte bic Menl9en ein Uieb.
''uga15 s!G
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17
Doctor &pIenf,

GeturtebelftL Spsratsur 3abnz unb
slusen> @r;t.
Nimn,t aQe 8rantbeiteu e:s manulie4en unb
pstIibsn G'tltlsshts in @rr unr perlpr.tt bel
umTdtiser ysbanplnue auG b.. SeermSssnsuer.
battnins Wrmer 81 teriidii1tissn.
O1fcc: Gts ofr Dritsn unb Minnelcta lira6..
SpEe9ltuncen: Son ubr Morsens tis 4 llbr
NaGmittass.
Nsieens: 6ortltraBe, nabe Gebp's Stprr.
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THE
iM,JT2lIA STAATSZEITUNG.

4 WEEKLY PAPER,
1"bHs/.ed by. Il. Il. hIEFER
S.. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
Price $500 year.
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~yar,sssrs &pme.
Vatt< unD 8DQrbiu1fG1;9.

Don paul eyger
Vtstt: straEs, 3intst afns ng8tn6iop- Sau5f a
ct. Paul, Minn.
Lisls5 bslsbte GjaI1au5 if nit au5ee;eieses
ter oih!!uE3 1ltc 81 Geinonn gferce unp e.~
ne:a .a5'grn s10f!aan nit he!ysnl, EtarcmGuaG.
Nailet sFrIseea. Jece5 Osfahrte fntst bin
lan8Ijds5 Ebeoa stsnIc Il. elne euts unb az
ie3!0Esse a;ers far 50 gaar Cattle bsi bsrt
5aWIe. 5sl uns a...,s rGt1tssn 55u.tstuuqes It.
Iaueis nao n gEoGsl1 gortat9 9ctbaunea; tes~
sliteasn tauts i'd Ee!ae 0uttstungss s4rtttel ip1ta
!oaptfac fir sSearpreiIs.
Sont'ss Ginriptaag, fotpis SPsiIe .n6 Ga
itdnse fomms il fault
Yaul 2WeBser.
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- illt?} & i'll > & Il &"
rc:l s.tttu,S sSrnS

WI = 4sltH3 WCubt
GorT= SIaBs, ilabe ccm SS;NoIomz5auis
OF gaul, Aliuneiur0.
Aa5 }arseoarS 1T pIrSaue rcuppir.. f;reunne
I'Ve nb bsaueme Simmer iteben 6am;!en uua
t1HssIrsA lsrlpnen sur 0ispc''ior.
~ ,5ar 8uts S:aitHns it e5c"faNe spT'5
Nclis 1slurat.
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DI: 'lluouejotn Stantoicitun0,

d; 'lltnneIota Staato5citun0,
! it ctl OriiltM une u ia ltaw.
St!1Ge, einc Grepps Dp6,
;lNslni lsctn Sumitaa unp !pltet ;mei
O,l. pcr >}1br, III 9,crausbe;ahlunN.
slusNMmmsrN srlru Gents.
Sco;nNun9cn.
I!cuuirsu sanu man sI irseue elmer Stitess
>5lbr;5; I'D Suuen cis osm.i itunnsmsut ypran =
;liDslocn !fusEmerN nib iEaebss ssanct wsreen.
Nsr 2NRl:liptipus= Setraa funN tN9iutrNir-
ga, ::uer sUt:u Sant :iuSeitbiIit perpsu.
~" &:ln tjstp III rsgii:rictsn Srieien yer.
te::Il'D!. cIleM nj! ecuSr1ul; prt uicbt III
I:r: Ii'trlrttu SrieIeu.
Aie Nitb:;luuseu, ojslesr u. /. ~. ilne 3u
IoctslNrtn:
81. u. &icf,r, Yut!;ibf".
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9euti6e Apptbefe

<,..s,.s 9emtiebe SIpptbefe
VpN
~ Dr. n. u. 5ai!!tl,
u Gbemifer unc Druaif,
ct. Antppny Strabe, Spi1Gen Mmeriean~ une
Wins!pm- 9puie.
ct. paul, Mimmslpta.
llntrr3eiSncter ieg! pas SereDrts Yutlifum in
8euntnib, bag CT ron ieB. ab in ieiner Sffee bic
Dssslsictsm bat CT frilheu Garten- >@ras>une
SlumenIan1en erbal:cn. Or. Miller.
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- Dtutl6e Mpptbefe
Na Npu =.
%H Nau1 Miegcr.
Ou te 9tr unterbalb ben, empire Blod,"
81. paul, Wfinn.
Drob une NleiEb1ntler in Drpsuen
Npo1bster ermoaren, Yatsutneoi5inen gar
Tilrncrisn, Ipilettc- 9rtiten, @artun- Sel. Mlfp-
bol, Sob une JartenitpHen ysri1istener Mrt, 10
mic iamm.ihcn Mrtifeln fir 8rauereien,
ais NUrfen, 5aulsnblale ,c.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-09-17

@ Hibarb Mfarptm
impcrtirt a'nr perfanf i'm @rubsn, .ic~isim alei>
nen Yprcellan. 0las unt aQc in bas Sad
fdlascnbe Baaren.
Dritte unb Bend StraE
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-26

THE New CALL FOR TRoOPs.-The New
York Times, of Wednesday, gives the fol-
lowing explanation of the new call for
troops:
The New CALL FOR Two HUNDRED
THOUSAND SoLDIERs.-The President yes
terday issued a call for two hundred thou
sand more troops, to be enforced by draft
on the 18th of April, if not sooner Tiled
by voluntary enlistments. This call is not
entirely unexpected. It may not be gen.
orally known, but it is nevertheless strict
~ true, that under the last call for two
hundred thousand additional men in Feb
ruary, the Government has actually re-
ceived a far less number of men than it
called for; though most of the States have
filled their quotas. The reason is plain
1t was announced that the last call was for
the purpose of squaring up accounts, and
thereupOn an extensive system Of research
and figuring was begun in every State; all
loose accounts of Provost Marshals and
State authorities were balanced up; old
credits, not before allowed, were brought
forward and allowed on the new quota;
scattering men, who had enlisted and never
been credited, were counted for the first
time; enlistments in the naval service have
been credited as recently allowed oy law;
the veteran enlistments, which came IN
largely. were credited, and aided many To-
calities to escape the draft; every exertloH.
sSuO many SySt0IYlS u uSuIAuSS SoAAS ".
which we fear were not as straightforward
as they ought TO have been, were used, I'M
til many Of the States have announced that
their quotas were full under all calls, ruth
a surplus. We have in memory at present
New Hampshire. Vermont, Rhode Island,
Connections, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Min
neso.a and Kansas. and many parts Of
Michigan, New York and Massachusetts,
all Of which have filled their quotas under
all calls, aud most of them have a surplus
left, which is being constantly increased
by veteran and volunteer enlistments not
heretofore credited. The army has, not
outstanding, been largely and gratifying
" augmented, but not by any means to the
exten. of the las, call. That call, rs we
have said, has been largely exhausted by
the credits for old enlistments never be-
fore counted. Hence, this new call, though
succeeding so rapidly to that Of February,
can and will be promptly met in most OF
the States, without any hardship whatever.
Many localities have a surplus already 10
pe credited on the new quota, while the
necessities Of the naval service, including
the Marine Corps, offer a larger field than
heretofore for the choice of the volunteer.
Only in those localities which have been
hao.tua'ly behind IN every quota, win the
new call be considered as a hardship. This
quota tiled promptly and honestly, and
the army will be so strengthened that we
think all future calls can be dispensed with.