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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-02-18
BACK Pay

We have every facility for the collection of BACH
PAY II final papers are correctly made out, We can
have tho money In handin four days from the time
the papers nre delivered to us, Soldiers who have
arrears Of nay due them from the Government, will do
well to call on No, collect the money foI
much ess than II will cost to 60 to Columbus or else
where and much sooner than the State Pay ASen
San collect their money. ,-t'
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BOUNTY MONEY.

Every Soldier who has served two years. Is cntitleo
to 800 Bounty, Every Soldier discharged by reas0r
Of wounds received in BATTLE is entitled to 800 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July lst, 1872, and dis.
charged before serving two years, IL entitled to so
Bounty. The Widow Children, Father, Mother or
Heirs Of Soldiers, who die in the Service are entitled
to the above Dounties. ID.
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To tl,c People Of FalrhcId County;

To tho People OF Fn'rnciu CoWhty'
We nro personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE
Esc, aud believe him to be honest and capable. "
ohcerhlly recommend him to our friends of the III
Regiment us proper pcrsonto attend TO the collection
Of Soldiers CLAIMS, BACK Pay Bounty, PensiQns,Sc.
Lohn Ar, Cpunc, COLONEL Fth Regiment " "
NJ. T. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel nth Reg. O.. V, !.
Al Davis, AdlutAnt 18th Ohoi. | IA
Daniel Kntz ~
Captainsh +, Rlltterneld, Comd 8 70, A,l5tlN0 v,
Iieitonnnt j. II. Arney.
Captain Ezrn Ricketts,, Company +, 18th Reg.
d Liontonont ID. oSulliwn. r.f
J. W. Stnehcomb, Captain Company D. q
! A. p. AshbroolI, 1st Lieutenant Company u
Wiluam H. Pugh, 2d Lieutenant company b. d'
A. Ognen, Captain Company |, nth Ohio. a.n.-
Loo Miles, LIST Lieutenant Company l. l1th Ohio.
y. VI, Rea, Captain Company II, lfth Ohio.tt
e, n. Collins, 2d Lieutenant 2 k.sH
q, L. Peters, Assistant Qu9rter Master nth Ohio.
r. n Showers, Captain Company q, lIth Ohio,
Captain G. II. Ripney, Company ID, l7th Ohio
Iient6nant g. M Webb, Company D,,llth Ohio.
4 Lientonant O. n. Brandt, Company Q, l7th Ohio.
Lancaster, June ls, ls03--12h ir f8
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Remember the PIncel

The sooner you mako your application, the sooner
YOU will get your money. Il Application for Pension
is not made within year from the date OF discharge,
a ID
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RRADIM(S pIBIfg,
LANCASTER ...:.GAzBTTB,

Ih'smonj H.i Hqgfis ,o9iiilano 9hii
eg1 zui euilol ---As AN+--lr4 '1TsL
-noIld
ll1...-.ll-l h. ..,.....t l.llY A.AA..N
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LlEUT. HlLL
A, cBeunty Of $3O2
N apa sec.
GEORGE Crook, plaintif,

George Crook, Plaintiff, j
against In FMrliell / county d
Bos veil : Benedict, William A.t " 4
~ II d. ews .tene Aht and lIeul Common Rleas n
~ AC Alolthwf x, be'enfsfts, 49, 49,
p1rnsrs trading md doing b'lsi. Court Ohio \
ness under tho hfo lnan1o OF
Bsne let, Hall & o. ~
.7 Bo.well J. Benedct, W Wam A. Hall, Lewis Bsn-
eiict anil Henry c. solthSick, partners tradidg and
dom. bnsines under the firm aHt name NJ BsnedGt
Hall Co nll residngn the City ofNew York, I'M the
State Of New York, will take notoe thPt George
Crook Of the Ctyof Lnrinster in tho county Of Fair
fel anl st'to of0ho, did the 10Th day of NOV A.
DIS g. file his petition IN thn Court OF Common rlcas
within md or tho county OF Fairhelt In said state oi
Ohio, against them, setting forth that the 9TH LAY
ofNoyenher,h A. D. 1850 the sqid deien ie,ts lid EN-
ploy aal hire him the sail George Crook ~ their
clerk or salesmln, for and during the period Of one
year hagnnlng on the Let daY o O''onNcr, AD 1857,
n anil prmnk knR n1 IN" It y ifDece nr'r, a y. 1890,
y aRA an AAt thNro ogreel X ppy hn theard George
Crook FOR and IN cnn3dsr ton NJ tho sory }ns Of the
sad George Or iolc r'n1e- said Hontr1ct 10 he ron
dered tho sum o. eight IN lrHl dnlirq Nld nrnyng
kfonuign~nt az gJust tiN sfa 1etrNd,Nts sof the s1
~ Asnn; anl Nlso n-pyiagfr awrt o' tMhmc,t
agins' them. The sold Boswell B're lict VIII nm \.
JI,p, LOWS = Bs1e lict m Uqpry G. aouhwck nrc
noifaffhqtth they ara required IN nnpcnr md answcr
- s11 position on or before tho 2yt 1,y n Isnl1ry A.
D. lsjL - GEoN3E CRooK =
By John g. RrAtne,l iAf %
t1 clarkSk Frltlcr, Aittys.
Dec. D. ls53--gypfS1 ft FF
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. .EtE SJ4sl,4.AADAlto .ZADOCo PDREK,' IS
s'1sIl .ss'1lsaIll ! CURATIVE COUGH BAESAM
PrIct29apddl SO CTS per Hottie
ttlThe Rsst, &C heApest, and m9at etteetual
Remedy for pOVGHs, COLDS, Sc, the
Il World has ever produced, Purely
q "a tveRetable, contains no minerals
or other DeleteriOus, DRUGS. .t0

The Camuve Balsam ia
warranted, il used accord
ing TO directionss % cure
in all cases, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. and allsaifedllons
Of the Throat and Lungs.
f1 tsft Hfe iIFftfl
Madame zadoe Por-
ter's Balsam u AZURE
III VEGETABLE ENPEcToRASn
prepared with great care
and scientific skill, from q
combination Of the best
re me dies the yegetat 10
kingdom affords. Its. rem
etlial qualities are bdsed on
its power, to assist the
healthy and vigUrouscircu-
lation of the hood Through
the lungs. II enliyens the
muscles andassistk tkthe skin
to perform the duties OF
,fgillating the heat Of tho
system, and in gently
throwing Of tho waste sub
stance from the surface o.
the body. y IL loosens the
phlcgm, induces free spit.
ting, end will be found very
agreeable to tho taste. It's
not n violent remedy, but
emollient, warming, search,
iuO anfl eifeativhI can ne
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Picnsnn, Townshtp scm,n w.

NfFFANhhN NNhHbAF TNNhhh ' "
lNIiE above seminnry, united with the Hygenlc.
I Homo Cure, IL an Institution Of learning that
presents to oil, but more especially to lnvNds, tho
opportunity Of securing n thorough Eiucoron, and
u Improving their physlenl poNena tho same time,
md lorlcss money thon treatment alone would cost
thpm pt any other Water Cure, .-,r- On. > y "a
For narticuars, aen torn circillnr, and remember
that the next Annual Term nj the Plegsppt township
'omnary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH Tho
70 L. A. d. lSGl m consist Of 70 weeks, divided into
rhrre Sessions ~ follows
summer Session from March the 30th to- June 10th
1864. Twelve weeks tuition 3a YAyation 10 weeks,
Fall SEASON, from August lat G, November the 10th
1904 Twelve weeks tuition 81, No vacation
Winter Session, from November 23l, 1868 TO March
leth 1881. sixteen weeks tuition IS.
Tuition musthe pnid IN advance, or secured by note
and no Reduction wIl ho made on account " abSence
nB-Donrsing consisting Of tnrnnceoua food, fruit
1nd vegetables, will hc furnished by tho PHuapals n
So nsr week. - p
ng-l have also nurChnscda Piano, and secured th'
aervicns " Professor G. lCnSrInrR TO give instruction
IN tho Piano, and other instrument NJ muslc on rea
| sonabo terms Or JOSEPH fEEMAN prncipnl
and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February 70, isGa-Iyj0
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From Hdrrey Seeker, EsQ, the able editor " The
Tunckiannock Democrat, Pennsylvania 81
"Our only child, about three years ofage, wns At
spread until they formed loathsome and yirulent
sore which covered his face. and actually blinded
bis eyes for some days Askilinl physician applied
nitrate ofsiver aud other remedies, without any ap-
parent effect For fifteen days we guarded his hands,
lest with them he should tear open the fostering and
corrupt wound which covered his whole face, llaY-
ing tried every thing else we had any hope from we
began giving your SAEsAPARiLLA, and appymg
began to heal when we had given the first bottle
and was well when we had finished the second. lht
cbild's eyelashes, which had come out, grew again
and he is now as healthy and fair as any other Iht
whole nelghborhood predicted. that the child mus
IA.
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frysipelas = General Debility : Purify the

"n From Dr Robt. Saici,t Houston ST., N. y. !. :
DR. AVER l seldom fail TO remove EyHPfions and
ScrQfitious Sores by the. peIsevering use OF your
SARsAPAlILLA, and. have just nov cured an al
tack Of Indignant ErysipelaS with It. No altera-
tive we possess equalstlle SARsAPAnILLA you have
supplied to the profession as well as to the people"
From j. q. Johnston, Esq, Wakemqn, OHIO.
"For twelve years had the yellow Erysipelas on
my right arm, during which time tried all the eel
cbrated physicansl could reach, and took hundreds
of dollais' worth Of medicines Tile ulcers were 50
bad that the cords became visible, and the doctors
taking your SARBApARILLA. Took two bottles, and
some Of your PILLS Together they have cured me.
am now as well and sound as anybody. Being in q
public place, my case is known TO everybody in this
community, and eXciies the wonder Of all.n .,.,4
From Hun Henry Moaro, ". p p, " Ne,ccaste, G.
w., a leading member qf the Canadian IdrtiqueEf,
81 have used your SARs PARtLLA in my fapilyI,
for general debility, and for purifying the btooH,
with very beneficial results, and feel coincidence ~
commencing it to the afilicted"a sli,i AZ " alY'
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum'
Scald Head, Sore Eyes. al. rts
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PENS SIONS

Arc allowed to MI soldiers who have been disabled m
any degree, by wounds disease while IN the service
in the limo Of dutyto widows Of deceased soldlerst
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support.
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Martin 4 Co.. Bankers Hunter & Dauchory Attorneys
-1 p NJ. Wngenhals, Pension Surgeon. ar
PIrtsDunG LASpISG, TESSgssEE,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Cen ssSlsler.

General j. Hooker, who was on
hn>inesS a, Rock Island, paid the people
of Davenport shor, yisi. ON the even
ing Of the l9tt. The city was alive
with excitement to d. him honor.
He made shor, speech in the course
Of which he said:
"Gen,lemen, We have everything ~
encourage ns, now that the war. j. just
being brought To a close. We have the
highest authority for saying this. We
have the words Of The great arch traitor
himself. and we dare not 60 b. hind
that authority. But We know from
their condition that the rebellion is on
IA las, %.
The rebels are making desrcra'"
cfFnus to hld out until November.
hoping that they can derive some c"m
fort from il. but ven know wha, chan.
ccs ,hcy have Of sncccedin". There j.
every probability that We will carry
every loyal State for tic Union.
Ch.e,s.> know that It isr"nf'drn'ly
believed by those who have the best
opportunities for knowing, that every
lny,l State will declare for t',s Union.
Certain indications of late have alarmed
our people. Tney arc doing heir beat
aa,d doing their dntv Never was there
% much thought and action IS there is
| ia carry this clrcti, through t''"m
rNan,lv There il an carncs'ncss on
the face. cf our people which cannot
be mistaken"
We CLEAN from The "G,zr''c"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

We tavc '"r some anus been Hpp'N-
Cd that IN this District tA>rr, WAS aud
still is th'l candidate ln..if,e tie'd f''
Conure>siunai h,,nuls, n,i, did iol think
it yer, important matter ard 50 let II
pass. But somebody has sent rs p''n
ted circulars at different times, and
seems determined that tie third man
sh AL be nn,iced even through a Union
paper We Will comply
This. ,I.irl man is Mr.. J." Grand
H,ing,on Of iowa Cay, as,rt Il eros
between omniprr>cn'. h'yhaln',n, &"
lorad" Jewel, and P,nllr1"n ,.c CIR.
prrhrad candidate far Vice President,
who has hna>r.l that he never w,n'l
vote a 4 llar I. carry on 'his var. and
advised 10 LEI the r,h,l j. go IN prare.
This circnlsr is sent uu' hN Mr.. Ht'ng
ton. and III i. Ike says y great MANY
'hings; among Others thai Mr.. G'in,
nell il the abolition cand ,,r and III.
Mr.. Mitchell is A sort II ALT and alt''
war candidate, besides no, being &c.
.s!asly nominated by the Democratic
PARTY, and tha, the p"ac" men in ~.
District having no candidate in the
| field. he announces his name AS their
candidate This Byinotnn is big on
the run for Congress /; We rcc,Ilr''
right, be tried. some time ago. AS y atli
| appointed candidate to run aui sn,"r.
re!c. Mr.. Vanlavcr, Int then he ran
! into the ground, hu' i. cut * lin nov
and read. for another run.
But caniia',, jn lying from all tie
cries fer peace that the Democrats hav
been raising for long tim, NJ. BY.
| ington will far better represent ,hri,
party than Mr. Mitchell and is ,rnl,
their representa- i've man, aud has =
jn-' claim upon them f,r their y ,r>
/ lie .a,s . shall s,,n star, 4 n,pr, a.
= beacon l'yh, f,n tn. peace MI. VIII
! IA title # I'll. Olive Btutl,'. W.
wnnll suggest that ne c.l- il .,Th,
P,rc If Pa - aud "rn,men' II. MI.
page with i huge milan pipe, tor ht
favnrs \ ct~xsii.n Il Il ,>,il,,ic., ana
neyn,ia ION with the rrh,l, 4 the tav..r
!. ing Of any terms and contract ralhe,
tlian a continuance Of che war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
WASHINGTON. Oct 81.

Provost Aia,shal E'rv, in n.ir,,cr 10
IL Mayor d Wa shrgton, says credit
VII be sl'owrdonl, Tor such persons M
arc retained by ,hcfa draft. Persons
who are drawn and fail 10 ,e,o,r. arc
n' constituted by the law, officers IF
"" s'"vtrnlacn', nor by the Provo,
Mu-haE- Hnran AZ Obtained. ~ IN,
meaning "f the Law. They vii, moi,
therefore he credited unless ,hry .h,,t
be ,n>eqnenly arrested and held to-
service. IN view or this dcc,si,n. s,r..
If our prominent citizens have taken
measures IL DISCOVER the wherrabnut.
"f those who failra 10 report, Offering "a
reward II $50 .or every such drafted
ncr who may be caught and held TO
service.
According to Gen. Fry's commun
cation, u would aprear that -i,;zen, are
held Responsible for drafted nbsrn,s.s-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
TAE RAzDlzD DAVIS COxSTY

On tic - II Inst. being the frat aay
of our county Fair, body ct sucri!ls.
en'ercl our county st the southern cor.
ncr near Sickard Gre>.' farm, plumber !.
ing his nouse captured William Dow
ing, = neighhor passed west 10 NJ: p,w
ers' taking Powers and his sen ,,,son
crs, and from his housed MP t"::.Tcrem;
ah Mill,r's, stole his h ,rses, brnkc his
gun, and passed on three miles west u.
Morti. McCrecken's, whom they rob.
Cd of about $1,000 also stole 4 horse
frcm James Paris, aud called NJ Frank,
lin rrencn's house. for money. (Mr.
French being ahsentha the Fairy AMI
from MrCrackcn's tl,r"ayh the farm 4"
tho residence IT Thomas Hardy, whose
house they rumagcd tor money, hu,
overlooked, Or in their hurry niaScti
the money drawer. leaving The housc
they found Mr.. Hardy with his team
aud wagon. and demanded the horses
which he refused to nnharncss when
they -ho, him through The head, killing
Enthusiastically. From Mr. Hardy's the.
went @ the house q Mr.. Small, demand
ell Of E'eazer all his money, lani slpl
him through the head shilling him".lmos
Instantly, then passing through the vii
l,sc "t Sprinevil'c, took prisoucra Capt
D-nce cf the 3o,h low, home on fur
ongh. " Hill, Mcssrs, Sandcrson. Tai,
n;hlll and offers whose names We 4,
not remember parsed mp the divide
crossing III. State line within three mile
of The southwest corner uf lhc CONT,
ard when jus, over the line >ho' Cap
Bencc through the head & discharge,
the other prisoners.
They entered the, county n, III
southcas, corner. ahcnt 10 O'clock, 4
m. and passed on, =, the southwest cor
ner about shutdown. - Rurlng'oI
H'm rye.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Trcnn sherman's Department

Chattanooga, October Il.
No engagement vet between III.
armies in North Georgia. Hood ia r.
ported rapidly movin. down Tho
Bronm,"wn Valley I" Jack-on.iil. md
rallal".a. where he strikes the railroad
70 Montgomery. Sherman. army.
stripped IT every prund II snrernuau~
baggage, s IL hot pn,Sni'. TIE rebels
have 80 much Of a s.arf ard Zee 40 fear
Elly thai h,s capture is no. assured.
Nashville, October 81.
Sherman is pursuing Hood vt, md
there are some ,nl,ca,lons ri the rebels
making a stand a, Blue Pond. Or
army is IL good spirits, AMI aU..Lay ask
~ for Hood ~ stand and fight thcm-s
When The rebels demanded the sur
render Of Rc.aca, it was refused by
Colonel, Weaver, OF The 18th Iowa, VIII"
commands the post; they sent Ii, Z
Of skirmishrrs 10 attack orr wo,ka, and
ihey advanced lnn,lrr tie ra!lvinr ury
II "IIurrah Tor Mcclellan" but they
failed just AZ little. Mac will.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
cncOur1elng.

The French G vsrnment have some
time since, been making inquiry Of Gu,
government relative To our national
finances and revenue policy; a'so he
amount If our indebtedness and fnan.
cial condition generally. The En.li>l,
government are now doing the same
SO are The king of W,uembcrg AMI the
Royal Bank ot Stuttgart. Til" ~ ret
undoubtedly is to gain some points in
national fnanccerirg, or more prnh .hle
u satisfy themselves # cur present ,,nd
future so!vencv, and it satisfied 10 en-.
deavor to loan US ma'ey. Elfhrr view
Il The case is at least conpllmen' airy.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27


Democrats, Yen - nte vsinateti
d iuglas vc,, hight, soy I'd j. W.
the ;b cs: statesman il ths. y rIss ,.N@&
considered him very Sa.ar!ans ~ ga
centilod in MS ABILITY Nun hr'IsSs,t
what q said you respected sis ln.4e
mem, for his abilities you exalted him
very highly; yam placed linn IN 'hr
frs, rank OF -.a'esmen You made HIM
yer poli,ical pc. ard dol Won ,ri"1
10 make him r., >'ient. NV this
~amr $ ephcn \ prullags in speaking
81 NJ. Li.:o!n >.,ld :----..-
lie i*o .fm'es honest nan and the
ronn' ,ciA he syt IL his hands
Tat, he said t. neral S,eaIman n,
Detroit in the tail 1T 1850, just before
tn. election. DO you ,hinx D,m.'a>
told !, fAl>rh"ol ln"etd You do not
Il ypuAe can!il.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Rebel Raid In vkini1nt

Las, week .wpn,y.,hree ,n-n cIaimin.
u he in the service Of the Confederate
government. made raid from Canal,
into St. Alhans, Vt, and robbed The
ih'ce banks il that place 81 1929. 600
stole i number Of horse. AZ every ,ne
q them escaped from The place. SIN .
then twelve uf them have been arrested
in Canada, and the Canadians are y.
sisiing in he search for the remainder
These men are real robbers, AMI their
assertion tha, they belong to tic Con
iedcrate government, should be treated
az a sham.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

A member If Suilv's cxi"dtlOn,
gives re Davenport Gazette" .hor'
SYNOPSIS of the lab RS Of tina, expe ii,ion
against The Indians during tho pas,
anmmcr. They wen' UP some 'h'"y
miles above tho mouth Of yellow stone
liver. 90 miles above Sioux CITY. ssw y
number a lndians. but could not Get y
general igh, on, OF them. They would
always run before cur forces. Int som"
tines prcwl around and pick If grazing
squalls. 5000 600 has been expended
f,r the expedition, ard retnited IN
comparatively ,o,hirg by the wav II a
success md yet our men done all ,hcy
con'd. The expedition is nos hack 70
Fl. Roe in b ,kotah territory, 500 miles
above Sioux City, with the willy IH.;,aur
providing ab'u, them,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

The vote on the rev Constitution j.
claimed a. b.. carried in favor of IL.
adoption. The vote was very 81 Sc.
TIE home vote give a small majority
against it, but Tie s"llers saved i, with
their votes. This place. Nar,l mi
among the lis, If free States. l, dnes
rot provide for any compensation I"
shareholders.
The Shareholders commenced this re
bcllion far the purpose of extending
md enlnging their privileges ~ slave
,yran.s, and new we see The fruit they
are already ,eaping.
The Union party have already mad.
their nominations tor State officers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
Com m a a iCNtiOn
Winchester, W., Oct. 18th.

ME Enron.
Sir: The blatant Cope, bead
arguments 1t The Chicago Convention
tnve done more to cement the RrpuhIi
can bands aud 10 cut loose war Dem,
scrns from their land max, than n hun
,lrcl Republican speeches could haze
d &C. 1.rt them % um. Ever, speech
Inv kr a,vr> l,in,.ol, unl,c,!
Votes. Til. a, has 2 ,n" t., when Is
few political tmaTnLn,.s ,.an rule The
land The y.e.i mass Of honest ia, m.rs
will r"ll up such biz majnri,v for oil
Abe that sore eyes will sparkle To read
II, while HE enlders will bring up
the VIM row next November TOR old
Abe aud Andy. Who are those nnno,h
ing figure. thai SIT still md howl and
urnwl y, the present Administration.
and will no, touch NJ much ~ their
l..''e tinger to put down the rebellion
Per ,ap> growing tat nude, some con
.rar, If the Government thai they
would destroy. TIE brand 81 Cain il
II, al ,'lri: tor; tp.l.. md wien l. n..,in
is re- elected, reb linn crushed J II
Davis ani ali III. m'nions hung then
Won viii see hasc ,nscrca,f. cr.ep,iv
INTO 'h.r Ii lies 10 yet away fr'tn the
judgement II ~ in,!ignai, people. On.
prayer. are thai Mnhil. ,n * ,irn,ml
ma tali b4f,se election, aud hen sn..l,
a IN i mt, viii 7, Ii up that c,rp-ri. al
VIII fall 10 in'in. themselves, aud son,
,nay s:ii swell up ana die i sur,ls,t
lie .!h - II i, does MT take llaes
Lice .l,.s eject :on y still 4 10 ...a1,t
cnuela.i..n. " TX, " ok i-."n' ,uaita
al rM h.l .y..'i c,iary j. -arrh tr,m
rebels. Trul, Yours $. W. NJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
7I,auk sgiylllg DaJ.
Wash nv'cn, t,il.y, De-. -.


$50. -
P.cxident lnc,>9a has is>n.d ! proc
j..r ',lor setting aifa;t the LAM Thurs.
a., ~ No,,mtes irr 3 day 81 hanks
giving anl praise - Ahn'Gi''y G'', =.
hav'u., anors ether cansls ir graft
,uh,. .nnchsai.d to MS many AID ~I-na'
victories over the em IN, "ns recon-
mrntiny lbs fellow citizen. To humble
themselves in rue dust, mis-, from theme.
offer up pen'cnt and irrycn prayers
and supplica'inns 10 Tie Great Dispos"r
of Events, for a return of The inestin,a-
bic blessings .! peace, nnlun aud lar
mony throughout the land.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27
A MATTE ~ Durr.-Tti< the 5,

A MArrFs ~ DrTY is the sol
emu .ful. III cvtrv urnccr to refrain
from selling 7" lis customers Al article
fr food vs,'r' he knows is positively
iuinri,n. to the health, and Ia j. acprv
cd 81 al excuse tor sO doing when 4
: better article fnr the purpose can be
readily obtained at the same cost
NV rio pure Chemical Salcra,as, made
hy d. Land + Co., can always be had,
and This il known Ia he pure and free
tror, all delcfcIious matter. No grocer
ahu regard. IL. welfare Of his custom
er. vii fail 10 keep it.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-27

Nearl, nil the cotton factories IT,
Wo"nsmke, are stopped for want 81
cotton. There are twrnty cotton mills
in the town. The wooden mills are in
full blast.
Govern men, now allows SIS for q
wooden leg. IN all the soldiers who hav.
suffered ampn,a ion.
The receipts II the Indiana sni'ar,
Fur, Just closed, amounted t. $40 600
The Manchester Pint Works have
made during the year fourteen millions
Of yards "t d-lainea and prln' cloths,
and fifty ak thousand dozen Of hosiery,
equal 10 seven thousand nine hundred
and fifty four miles .! cloth, or twenty
m'les. daily.