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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18

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register. 4 ,abtles- oiae n he possess
ion # an oil style teacher. who bel.ev-
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
NOTICE,

hereby notify those that are isdebtcd to
me for medical services that when they are
ready to settle their accounts to settle them
with me personally % ! have no collec.or.
W. p. CUNNINGHAM.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
Attorntpps
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
G. 7. 9TEUBLE

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW,
TOLEDO, TAMA Co., Iowa.
All kinds Of Law and collecting business
promptly attended to.
Having procured all the laws, of the United
States, on Bonnties, Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining and collecting,
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs Of de-
ceased officers and soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return of
mail from the Department At Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tie claim is collected.
G. X. STRUBLE.
v4-n33ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
pgppsitiaus
w. II. MILLER NJ. u.

Toledo Iowa
Offers his professional services to the c'ti-
gems of Tama County in the practice of Ned
icinc, Operative Surgery & Obstetrics. br
Miller has had thirteen years experience in
the treatment Of Western Diseases III Iowa and
and expects, by strict attention to his profes
sion, to merit share Of patronage. v5n22.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-02-18
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

Washipetop, Aurrst 1e.

washington, August 10.
Secretafy Stantos in dispatoh 10 Gen
Dir saysths 6overnmsns received On "a.
cial report Of the surrsnder 81 Fort Game
and the abandonment Of Fort Powell lrom
Gen. Csnby. Fort Gsines surrsndered
uncoDditionsily With 56 ofi,es aad 8ls
men and ornament Of rs guns and bro
Visions for II months. The garrisoa ol
Fort Powell escaped. The armameut oi
Fort Powell Of l8 guns i Ct for imnedi-
ass use. Gen. Granger viii imnsdiatsly
invest F.. Morgan aud garrison Gsiass
and Powell.
A telegram has bsen received from
Sheridan, dated Aug. IL. Csdar Csssk,
and states there i no enemy this side oi
Blue Ridge except Mosby's aad Wlits's
Sheridan 10 I previous dispaaet says the
stories Of plusdsr taken from him 81 the
rebels 10 . humbug. - .ssu
The department has received au oiicial
report thst movements VT. being msde
yesterday in front of Pesersburg. hut
owing to the lines being down 90 .elegrams
have bsen received iron Hesdauartess.
We are slso without any intelligence
from Atlanta. s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17


We give below Sections 8 and I3 O
the law for organizing and discipinins 8
The Militis of the State, which was passed
at the last session Of the General Assem-
bly,.
They will be of interest to our reader.
and especially those who have not duly
enrolled themselves and to those who neg
lect to attend the regular meetings and
drills of the company:
Sec...8. Companies shall meet for drill
and discipline two days in each year: the
flrss mee,ingto be on the frst Tuesday in
June, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at such pla
ces as the company commander shall fix.
Inc other meeting to be held at such time
and place as the commander of the com.
pany may designate. Aud when arms.
ammunition or military stores have been
delivered to any compshy, as provided in
this Act, the said company shall meet At
such other times and places as may be
agreed upon by majority of said comma.
ny, for drill. discipline and the inspection
OF arms and public property in their hands.
Sec. Is Any person liable to perform
military duty, who shall wilifally neglect
or refuse to enroll himself as member
OF some organized company for the space
OF sixty days after this Act takes effect
or who shall willfully disobey the order,
OF the commander of his company, bat,al
Ion or regiment, in time of iDsurrecti ton
or Invasion, or who shsll neglect or refuse
to meet at the place of rendezvous, for
the purpose of drill and discipline, shall
be liable to pay 6ne OF not less than one
dollar nor more than one hundred dollars.
to be recovered in the name of the State
OF Iowa, before any civil Court, for the
benefit of the School Fund.
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MIDNlollT eEsPATCnEs



3 - Sws~ 4Ss + 4vfFS Sgs& Ss<k4
0aDtars n Rsbsl WssAs nesr 1sshns.A
Port Monroe. Asg. Is. /.
A HOSPITAL boat he's arrived from Desr
Bottom, or james r.ver, bringing hus,
dred nsn pho were wounded ID the feA,
yesterday, after landing on the north AIDE
The Hero breseAt away all the wound
ed Of the 18th corps up 70 s D. m. re-.
tsrday. ss
Artillery and muskesry firing h.s be.r
kept mp sh day. end stiH eontioued vhep
our informant left. Our force drove 4
the rsbel Picksis early on Sunday uorn.
isg, snd 1aring The day had sc yeeded
in carrying two lines Of the epemv,,
sastAvosks.s the Guitar one being abou,
nine miles from Richmond. The loss u
the Sd army corps % far hss been em,ll
Gems. Grant and Meade are command.
ing in person.
LArxR.
The mail boas Ksyport has arrived
fron City Poias, and has on board lOO
rebel prisoners. captured during the skir.
mishisg yssssrday.
] Bsddse easthWosis captured yeslsfda,
by our forces, thsrs was also csptsred !
battery that bore % car nen vorkiuo
upon the caDai heretofore alluded 70.
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IN. F.,lar. - -. s...s E..ssr-

Ehe kAslurs - sAs Gveae EaesaRn.
The greatest ship bailding enterpr,s.
oil Great Britain Vas the Great Eastern
and it turns out 70 be the greatest failur,
on record. Il cost fl.00O. 600, or SIS.
100000, and sitter struggle sesiDst iat,
Of several years duration, has beer
sold at anction for 225, 900 or &lR5, coo
There are claims against her 10 be satis
bed Tor this sum, which will leave undsl
ElOO Or 500. TO be returned ID the own.
ers Of their 6se millions iavs~sment. la
the ocnstfuction Of this craft, less than
the usual regard wss had for the Sabbath
The work upon her was prosecuted on
that dsy. q wss found most convenient
She vas lassched on the Sabbath. ant
made her trial trip on the Sabbath. 10.
deed. the disregard of that day was q
marked = 70 become ., tie time an ohiec
of gsneral attention and remark Il ~!
then predicted that her end would be dis
astrous 10 soms way The owners hav.
probably discovsred IN chat way.-TTo
jeda Blade. VI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

THR CouErEss Da PoLrssAc KILLED
IN 4, CHuRcH.-The Countess de Polis,
aec mss witha sudden death On Friday
While SeA her knees in the Jssuil's Chapel
r - He de 6svres. Some workmer
cesnpsed j. seeslnfing part Of tie roo
- An = ~ ~ upon her head, wb,ch 10.
llisted se1A sssere uousds that she died
j. ise minutes il ths parlor Of tho con.
v1GA 20 which she uas carried. This Ia
10y, vhase Relationship to the Minister o1
Charles |, do not exactly know, va,
seventy -seveu pears Of Age.-Pafis Cor
rcspoade1ce London Star, July 20.
~Asoss Of fths bdesdss efShermas', 1,
army vas marching through Athens, Ala.
I fst weeks ago, sms1sg Skl spectatoss ),
the Sidewalk was : brighteye1 girl of ~,
ssmmers. MheD she beheld she snsien i
he Republic q The he'd of the colsmn
fDAAN prans ~ Ant s1aAd .Oh
p, =, pal 0od nsds thas Aael Sc -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17
CONVENT OF THE VISITATION.
~

This Academy WAS founded In the year fsSs BY the
Sisters Of thr Visitation, has SINCE its
ENJOY reputsffen as feuee Institution Of the first
class Ii r. tvcatsd the heights Of Keokuk uverk
ing the Mississippi from which IL Distant only pleas
Ant rfde OF Aiout twenty mi1at+s This tesethex tn
the railroad hace%- rwndsrs 1t Of al
ofs " he ear The situation Is shealthy and picturesque
and nom the height of its sratio nds view
not eny Of the city, bat also Of Missouri and Illinois
The OF rpury,riss the common and
higher English hraneSes wita the use Of Gls,t-s prose
and pc@ticai Composition together with the Greek Latin
Italian, French and Gerean Languages, yoeai Music
with lessons on the Plane, Hsrr anal Guitar Drawing
Painting tn Water Ceiors in Oil and Velvet Plain
ornamental Needle work. Tapestry kubridtry and Lace
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17
New York. Auo rs

New York, Aug. is.
g Tbs steamer city Of Bsltimors has ar
rived
The reported capture of Atlanta
csSssd great satisfaetion in Enel In d aalopg
the friends Of the Uaion. The Confsder-
ate loan declined 81. The Times says ii
appear likely America will recognize the
new governments Of Mexico before Eng
land.
Vienna Dispatches state IN srmistice hae
been eoacludsd With Dsumask for three
months 70 terminate on six weeks notice.
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The Office Of the vinton Eagle il 70

The Office Of the vinton Eagle is fol
sale. 43 81
Maj. ]. B. Atherton of Knoxville. Ma.
rion county, is organizing an artiIlerv
company to be composed Of returned
volunteers, and has applied for arms and
equipments. e
Ths Otiumwa Courier says that eleven
persons were recently arrested in Wspello
county ~ participants in the McCemb
riot.
A little child only fifteen months old,
which was playing upon the railroad track
at McGregor. in Clsytoo county, . few
few days since, when the construction
train ran over it, mutilatiug one Of its
arms go badly that it had to be ampu.
tated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

ANorHrR "RHrosn' MovfMrxr-
AsotssT woman . rs6osm movvnsvt h, /
Deen started. BY Mp. Hasssss Bs.ehs,
stove. Nm. Julia Ward Howe, asd Mr.
hasin : WhipPle. Thsy have adopted
'edge e retreneht their expepditnre.
e dress. i the housshoId. 10 social 90
.s.'A1mests and "~ilhous reaouDeinp
suos foreign arsicles a We deeo, neoesss.
. lor health and comfort, yet 70 give The
preference :" the products and manuf.e.
snres Of our own country,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17
sTUMPiNG ron the pEAcEpawrY


There IS an acknowledged political al,
lance, offensive and defensive, between
the Northern Copperheads or slave De.
mocrscy, and the Southern armed trsitors;
The latter freely acknowledge the profound d
interest they feel in the Presiden,iai elec-
tlon on this side the military lines, while
the trescherous Democracy have publicly
accepted the sympathy and proffered aid
OF their Southern friends. Leading slave
Democrats visited Clay, Holcomb and
company, in Canads, not to promote an
honorable peace negotiation with the Gov
ernment, but to advise with them in re-.
gard to the platform and candidates to
be put 10 nomination by the Chicago
Convention. Without inclinine in the
slightest degree to "reconstruction, the
rebel organs have ceased to pretend tha.
they desire the reelection of Mr.. Lin.
colp, and they are now "pipe laying for
the Democratic Convention in Chicago -
The following extract from the Rich.
mood Examiner of Aug 3. is pregna nj
with nesniug:
However, If we have not the exciting
scene of an election at home, there i
sons compensation in Watching the move
ments OF the campaign in the country to
the north. L is, in truth, thousand
Times mole interesting even to US, than
any election here 1t home could be, be-
cause the question of war and peace de.
pend much more upon the former thar
upon the latter 1t is the Yankee nation
which makes the war, and which mus,
endi II in this election they pronouuce
themselves Tor peace, then peace It is; Il
their voice 10 still for war, then We have
no choice butto indulge them.
1t 10 singular to remark that these
States have not only profound interes,
in that foreign election (though withou,
votes 10 influence il J. but are exercising
s most controlling power in deciding il
They also are 6ghfing ia the Yankee
Presidential campaign, after their own
manner. If Grant is engineering fol
L'ncoln's recollection on the Chicahomiuy
and Appnmattox. while Sherman i log.
rolling for him about Atlanta, on The
other hand, We regard Gen. Lee % . pip.
= layer for the Democratic Convention Il
Chicago; and Gen. Early. it is said. h,.
gone over to stump the States of Mary,
land and PeDns, ,lvania for the peace par.
ty. A certain war politician. n.med
Hunter, had engagements 70 neet E.y3,
90 the stump. but it is feared he III
back out OF them; and there is 1pfooAabl,
nothing to prevent our eloquent sdvoc,t.
Of peace from sweeping those States.
The HolrEsT Oar IN TwrsrY Erar,
YEARS Professor Smell. Of Amhsr.,
college, Who has kept > msteoroloxio.
register Tor twenty eight years, says ths,
MONDAY, the FIRST of August, vas Il,
hostest day during thst psssod.
NaItis clrimed 10 Paris, Mss clever
millions Of dollars worth of ,i,he A..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

oela-0ovsxn0snt Denas
New York, August i6.
Gold opened at 25e4, receded to 256 !;
closed dull at256}
More than million dollars worth of
Government bonds we're bought to-day At
high rates.
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b. a Baltimore Aug. l8.
The following news is published in the
afternoon edition Of the America:
Bermuda Hundreds. Aug. l6.-Yes-
terday the ed corps [Hancock's,) were
going into transports at City Point oil
day, spparently for Washingtou, and
started down the river With the bead
playing gaily. OF course the rebels we're
watching from the shore, and; no doub.
felt much interest IN the movement The
transports did certainly go down the riv-
er for ten miles or u nore, when, however,
they put about, add under cover Of the
darkness returned, coming up BY this
plase under full speed, At Ii !. M, and
proceeded up tbs river At the sane
time the 10Th corps, with the artillery Of
the I'd corps, we're crossing to the north
side Of the James riysr, and we're alI
landed within twelve miles of Rob hmosd
bsfofe 5 three o'closk tbia morning.-
This force with Gen. Fosters makes
quite - respectable army
It is undefstood th1t che frst mese
viii be 70 destroy, il possible, the rebel
pontosn bridges above Fort Darling. II
this is done, Lee will be unable 70 trans.
fer his army to the north sids Withoai
narching BY way of Manchester, poss
than 70 miles. Thus far this move vbrks
wall. Aostssry firing wss heard in the
direction Of this movement this morning
There was but little hard 6ghsisg doss
Gen. Hancock accomplished ,his and b.
stilffnl manuvering aud asutpfise, end
consequently our loss wss snil. il being
estimated less than 100. Our tsosps hav,
nov gaiaed An important position within
two miles Of Fort Darling. d.r,
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Inpsrtaas msveas.s

InPertans Msveosas.
. ~ Chicago, Aug. l6.
The Commercials Washington special
says Hancock was to move on Bells
Bluff yesterday, on the north side Of the
lanes river, and to the left Of the rebel
lines.
Ii successful, this movement viii ne.
cessitate either the evacuation Of Rich.
mond or Petersburg. ~ Grant will then
be in position TO bring his forces to
bear upon either.
1t is said two rebel mortars were a..
81 captured.
The Commercial states that foreign
orders for over four million dollars worth
of Government bonds were received.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17
Steamer SaAk.

Cairo. August s.
The steamer Gladiator. from st. Louis
for New Orlesus, loaded With Govern
msnt freight, struck rock in the Aissis-
sippi river, thirty miles shove here yestsr.
day. and sunk to main deck. She can
doubtless be raised.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

ehe'r tras afs6iss y. i,.an1,l., ii,
have bees ssFieken ~ Ia ii-As u q. y.
last siavs And the skeIe aasr;tor, ~ 80
ue'tsd SfAtes yill b sAeova open 10 free
tsoor. psc6tahle nsskstf 10 the indu,,r,
u ~ Aandrd NIL iJns Of hunsa haioa
co.'s itss1O6al asthosfty dsfsndine itseli
sesinss issabordiossios will have been
vindicated.
The salional authority or Amer;e. III,
g % established = to securs the .respec,.
~ scAnos judgement Of foreign powers,
ana forbid for evtF more the danger Of go
tioosi strife q home. America viIl have
osen Recognised a. . great nilis.ry and
naval power. whose potent voice viii BE-
attentivsly listened 70 10 the couociIs Of the
cs,iIissd natioas Of the earth, vhils With
= her owa borders no question will ever
more be raised in any quarter or by apy
section - to the psrsmount claim of he,
Gov romest to dutiful sll-gisnce.
Enemies Of America. whether 6sht;,o
maninliy 10 the South. or plotting sneak
iag'J t,e n rth! Despott of Europe,
sho losg Tor the destruction Of Aperic.
With hope you dare not nos express =
Craven friends Of America Who cannot
eonprehssd the grandeur Or The pov.r :,
30, oantry Of which yuu arb tnxor Il, i
Ssnsr'ng Patriots, Who are Chilly makipe
sacrifice. With ssist, Of youk blood and
treasure Of your beloved lsudI! Theuoh,.
fui mes. Who are patiently examining the
causes which uederlie this . prelt corpmn,;on
snd zee results to which i . About 10 lead
-se tI. you IN this hour of perplexity
snu ear1ness' what's ahead privation.
s1nenog' eedof.nee--srlumpH. prosperity,
Pouet' s0cn q tne world has never seen
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SHIP.

II - ~AsA ~AAS - Avn OlASn M
s-I have just received the folio. ing order con
cernnx the receivng Of freigts transportation
sne Assi.efy Of freghts transported
his will xpyTn cur transactions ia future.
II. L. SHEPHERD, Gen1 Ags.
6axAf WzsfRRs, Q ! T. AND LII s. Iowa r n. Cos I
SuYrs 0svicr Springfield, aug. :, -.
H. T. SuPasaB, f;enT st-Ssr: Under the hate
ofConrem, making il % use Internal kesc
nue. StAtrIn IN ccnucrng the husess of this Line
Will 10 governed by the following ruiss:
Zach receipt which you give for property be
transported ever, en- this Lane ct Rosss, be
stAunped With cesf Stsmp- u Js - sg
All receiuss taken for eikht which has arrived at
its ansl dsstirntkn delivered csunsssna Lanes 10
b. fprwsred must be stamped with two cent stamp
fhis Stamp must be put on by tie party giving the re-
eeipt- At
! All receipt. which yeu gis. fos the payment Of
freight delivered under RHfe T. sr anionhts a. twenty
dosrs, szo or over must BE- stanped " yoa With
cent sfamp.
4 4 All souchers wkeA rec~iptcd. OF any kind for
amounts Of tvsasy dollars c) over musi - stamped
with two stamp. : E's
kvery staap used undsr either Of the prxcesling
rules NEST be furnished and Cancelled by the Of
the scesiPs o. BY putting thereon his initials and
The Psnaaty for outtins the stamp, or falling to can
cel ~ sAuS + tAo hundred aasss fw each and every
And every instrument not stamped il invalid and
M 70 e4ect fa0e kNAp
e@okAa m Superintendent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

Vsssety s0ab O0re % ear men WORKING
upon the canal heretofore alluded 70.
whasss Ahead.
FS.FsAs ssv r.ss H.uvsrs R.pss~.
We have NO gift Of prophecy to fbretell
the fstsrs, bus ~ GO havs certain in.
mutable principles, both of economy and
morais, which guide ~ in our conclu-
sioos Of What = aboat 70 happss.
We believe, then, that period Of ssc.
ri6ce and sslf-denial il before the Amer
can nation hitherto unknown Or M.
thought Of. The iameose amount a
paper mo0ey which the vas sxpeadituree
have necessarily called isso cireulatioa.
and The vast dsbt which hss beeo IN.
avoidsbly contracted. have greatly de.
Prseiated the value Of the Nasiossl se.
curities, and necessarily injgfed the pres
eat credit Of the ooastry 1broad, there
fore the present preoiuu upon gold
although . %, Who ksow the facts, ex.
csssivs and naascsssasy--is 70 b. &C.
coustsd for.
Il - indispensable, then, q whatever
cost Of personal epjoymest, that "
should abstain from the iasportation oi
every article Of mere luxury ssd comfort.
The suffering country dsmsnds impera
lively Of her sons 10 this solemn crisis OF
her fate, that they shall NOT ssud to Eu.
rops one sovereign, one franc, that is not
iudispessably nsedfnl Ter the uar, OF for
domestic manufactures. or for medicines
All else shoald for the present be volun
isr'ly given op. and this would probably
bring the imports within the amount 81
the exports Of the coustry, and thus the
exhaustlsss drain Of gold would be arres-
ted. This result, which would have he
cordial approval Of every true American.
will indeed Be largely brought about by
the opeeasioa iof the new lsriff snd the
effect Of the present rate rste of exchange
These combined will Of necessity limit the
commercial transacsiona between thi,
coastsy and Europe; thus will the evil in
great measure remedy itself. bu, At !
large sacri6oe of comfort and enjoyment
70 The people. I
The frst thing, then, that is ahead, is
. great present talliDg Of 10 imp portations.
But next to the importance of dimin-
ishing the importation Of foreign goods,
is the neosssitys q heavy, severe tara
sios. To the American people, Who
have been 20 liuls, used 70 bsiegs tsxsd,
this new principle may At iirss be trying,
but when they know that By no other
means can the National power Be sustsip.
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Federal Army near
Richmond.
Sheridan Still Going Ahead
Further. Accounts froape
Mobile.


imPert.at Movements Being naads--
atlers CAnal---Shesi N At Stxaus-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

ROOTS AND SHOES.
JACOB ;. MEYER.
Bet Aail and johnson, on East side 3D. st

Hss just opened his Boot and SAoe Store bes leave
to inform the ladies and pabc Of Krvkuk and vicinity
that he Is always ready with the greatest respect to sc
o1mmodAte his customers IN ss-4
msansacsa arisg Roots aaa shoes
OF every descrpton latest and best styis lie also
wefraAts ms york not " rip oE tear Come citizens
soidsers give nfe cali II you vsnt good and durable
hooss shoes GAtsrs Ladies' balmorai Boots aiserx
JAcub s. MEf kh mas been soldier in the rvice Of
Uncle sam for three Years, and Was hon h
in consequence Of the of III term of nst
ment- Coas sss, tosss ell a,,xl5 dim
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-17

Saltis olrimed 10 Peris. Mss eleven
millions q dollars worth of silhs, hsye
besu exported to the Usised Gts1n IL ~
year. Just eleven millions too many.