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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-08-13

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AG1N1politoa Hoiel, (SaSe 1yos~a,s1
369 Rennnsylvania avenue, @
oeoWs WAahinRton, a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19

Druid. the Baltimore CuttE<uoiI1'' -
the New York " Grid says IN his last et1tT 80
.sVhe Confederares had / ,5ll2, 900 nlen; WhcFa'
with to carry Oh their lnlsaTy operations
during the years of the war, and having called
ont 8l8. 900 Of these they have got surplus
Of 9S4 900 men Of the proper military aga'
This, added to the 100000 men COW N the
field, gives 1886, 600 meu, IS The present avail
able military strength Of the ConFederacy not
counting the boys and old men, and not ROD
bing either the cradle or the grave. These are
facts which cannot be disputed.
The Dayton, OHIO, Journal states that MAJ.
Luther GiddogS, toru,erIysa c''lzen OF Dayton
lut lately resident of Virginia. Was arrested
on Monday evening 5th instant, py one OF Gen.
Heintzleman's staff The prisoner was SO.
iourning with relative. We are not advised
Of the charge against him, but presume 1t IS
associated with reports that he was IN the
emnlov Of the Confederate Government.
The New York News says: contemporaries
was never to such degree as now, making
havoc IN he community. Indeed the ttrml-
nation Of the war will not repeir the dasolalIon
cansed by disorganized state OF society.-
The ravayes upon public moral. Will reuIaln
long alter peace IS restored and society has
subsidized into IT'S accustomed channels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19
H. COAL OF L.
.(xurA PEST AND BEST COAL OIL ~

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x~xHEA PEST AND BEST GOAL uiL -
mn on Y. by the barrel, or 81 retail, p?>
css as loao, or ios0es than the to2gesz-,-quans5
>tAAS''A "''A'0 No. IS Royal sire 81,
vi gre can be, had L.nrs, Chinnies. N,~ s.
snd everything connecteG With me trace o. III
ss svy Of Gas And Steam Fixtures, Chan
delisrs Pendants, BRACKETS Drop Lig hts, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades Sc, ofall the new Styles
and beautiful pat. rs, at prices to please.
Gas Fitting Alterations and bEtaus1"hs
rronont2v atteutsd 10; al work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer 70
sale. nuy I'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19
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rYAVINEA taken the stand formerly o2cu:-
Il pied by W. e ~ Murray, No. II. NORTH
Fairfax street. Is prepared to I'LL 81 orders en-
trusted 70 Kim. and promises to keep u, The
ra,nt.t;,,n &c his PREDECESSORS 03r. J--tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-19

P u + 6 4 I ' L Il L Z IN
IN Pills ond I>>acdryS,}
>7suE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING agent.
used for owe, quarter Ct q century ii ;ur*.;s
and for 5l1e LAST J years, also II this country
End are particuiuyy efficient IL the cure II Il
i.ro11i., .2iseAseg r 0 on: >uotlu Ctspa~ q hnro
cured without first trying thenl. 10 G3lz3ilS
should De without them, !"r by cir 5:z:l@%y u%a
much sickness CAR E3e (rvytIltod laay are nj.
r,crta;l direct to this port Dy the undersigned
and their purity, efficacy anA safety cun b r.
lied u:ial witt perfect confluence.
The following are so;32o CT jhe disaa5as Which
have bear ;,t Isi.7r,lt!y Ieulov SO ~ -a@;F us2:
Tnttar
Iufia1najiun
q III" bowels.
consumption ~ ~
early stages. neaCuche,
asthrna, cough, sore eyes
iockiaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
cranp cholic catarTh, pail II IT.
breast and sides, deafness, NERVOUSNESS:
spotted fever chlls and fever, agUe, oyer
wounds, pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rhe0n cs1'
Ger. scroiula, jaundice, tape"orn BIZ
Mi.usuess, eruplicns Of the skin, bowels
complaint, languur, govt, Gropsy,
srysipelas, worms, choijc, piles.
diarrhoea, hoarsness. swell
,ngs, blOatlIgs, bloody
and white fux, dys-
ante1y, oostive"
ness, nleA-
sizes &c.
Also. PROF. WUNDEAM'S KHEUAA-
TIC TINCTURE. sue and safe cure for
acute and chronic rheumatism, no matter q
PK or WUNIiRAMs GOVT pOWDEnS
(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction WIN t25
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS OF pow
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12
sNS'TRlrl1ISDN.

AIDES .ANp OTHERS, REQt iRlNG IN
/s.,uctiov w IL, luslsh brancLcs, ,ik-,,tain'na,
krndtns Sis!itg, Writing SC, TAUGHT by lazy II
u.s'iud a. DROWN's Commercial college. ?ll i'ui-
Ton ~, orpc-il" lirutpput brooklyn. 1c-ns y,ry
n"oesntr. Wdtm', lvplk"cplr-, arithmetic, &C.
vacation. gnl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

ITO BOILER MAKERS, lkON WORKERS,
\ Maehinists and In in-egs-Ihe Inducements nov
ens I'd for the above mechanics TO euiigrais 10 The
fsrihc Coas u greater than II has h'ca for The PCT
Ten tesi-. There h steady and increased drmn I'd
for the -erNtce- OF more mechanics than b"
hsd Maze. paid Ia Volu CON, iout doD,rs tn
toui dollars and fifty cent? dNy, and the eAIeur-
o. uylnr aic not FieUtt than in the Milan &C. Safes
COlfEl klsDQN, B1ucr MaAVrn, san I4aurl s.,A
California. MAJ gTtl, l-Gi fa-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
J ior OLD NiW -tArLRs, pAAfiiLEiS,
BOOKS and WAS II fArtH OF every dcshption.
srOCkW Ell. ~ EMERSON 20 Ann a..
J3i On, door wet vi SssSi a..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

Ol6 CENTS A FOUND PAID FOR OLD
. nps,pIin,rr AM old books ,ru,sk pluni DaAld
Tor white rag. cent, ior coio.ei rui ~voen Tugs.
No. y5 Elm ~, tei i'earl and Dusne a. AI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

RAkK Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARE q Ms AMERICAN MUSEUM
.a Asg sII.E S $s4sS EVE. tSEpheasSSsnr
Afternoon ard hysnins = ani ~ Selsrk.
TIE MYsIIC CANk
Or, THE kNCHANIEb HORN.
MN Tricks. spLkNuIU sNENkRY.
MAuNIfUENr pENOt fMEST.
Nr; ~ L. NORRIS GERNANiCO AMERTCANU
-.in "sl.iAk sUME rlNGs'' upon the tliues
EXHIBITION EVERY MOKNiSG At ii u'Cf.k,
In lectule-ko m. without ndditionJ charge, Of
HEIR NApolskrs WUNDEIft CABiNEr.
Onk ~ iect M h. Tee, Vide and 2N"l thicl-
tAauins So p,eoos OF M,niiurr.
- TliE LRANb OkJ iIESTElAN,
viii play ~ sfor intervals dsy and cyenlns With all
IL III. uKCnrsTRA or 90 INsrEuNrNrs.
THE INV tNllLAroN, nRlNbN m -1hAN
introduces 3O,Ovo sct vi cool sr Isr inmate ende-
Ing II the
CooLEsT PLACEo AM srNrSr N rur CRY
TIL MARNklLulsL AFRICAN M D-tlsu
BROUGHT HERR IN TIE my splID CLAY
u ant Girl. French Giants, Dwrus, Amiuos aad
nui,lion other curiozttiss.
Admission, 25 cent Childrcn under ten. II c,- III
{ AMpBEIL'S MlNSTEllS-i29 AND ?pi
loeer,, oIrptc Spdnf 1t.
OfLN h\bki aNfNiSG.
- GRAND CHANGE Dl pkDd ANNE.
'i"A''s . cents to all iarts 81 ,ho hose. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12

LOR SALE-STEAM ENGINE, HORSE,
J. new. lnguiIe at X. X. Depot Centre st. corae4
Franklin, room TO- Gs
MARBLE FOR SALE--- ABOUT 1000 FIT
~ q s,o ssssd :sSis, :9 fp's s,s shePss ts.s
Va " n. u 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES 40.

4 MIL GRAY Pony coon FOR HAIR
ur-- and .aiule. wi,h iaSrr NNgOh ana uarLes.
nrN, tor . l.U, worth ,.j. Mutt he cold tais ,.,
App, to JNU. DONOiIt - cor koade and Ihu;cL
si.rtts. =.
TOR SALE PAIR OF TRICK HORSES,
l. auc iclrt hl!s". App.y to EiIii \i.D klLkIN,
cor North ~ ana ~ -, Br'ukl, 81, y -. 33r
NOR ShIE-\ Good TOP BrGGY WITH
i poe AM shouts also d -,ul .Di-r 81 luc!Ited,
TOR ST.. ~ Isl Wet 2jih =, near oh ave. ra.t
tila, No. on 't' gate. y
EOR SALE-A HALF SPRING GAIT, IL
gop4 prLcf. Ap.y 81 ~ stanton Il. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-12
IBDlIsID ANss ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNY. LOO EAST 3sTii ST.. It'll
!oOr nom a ave- Fun thcj bedrooms 10 let TO ~
tpectrhle mechanics. t,ci nI' iooii, iroiu ; 20
~ vi 20 par week. sSi
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

VokrSrEERa, ATTENTION For
the arrangements Of Tie system inciacn-
''a' to tho change Of diet, Wounds,
hr"pt'one, and exposures which every
Volunteer Is liable tc, there are no REM
sd'es SO safe, convenient nnl reliable
as HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
O1NTMNNT. II III. reader Of this
"no,'cr' cannot get box Of Pills and
Ointment from the drug store in his
place, lrf him write to me, so Nader
Lane, enclosing the amount, ani I will
mail box free 81 cxpensc. Many deal
ers will not keep my medicines on hand
because they cannot make as much
rs on other persons make. 35 cents ].
SIS cts, and Sl.4o per box or pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Last wednesday, gentleman of this
city hired hor'c and buggy at the
stable OF Hill & Thompson, 10 take a
trip 10 the country. lie reached
Wkea,lan', Clinton county, and put M
for the night. During the night the
horse was stolen, the ,hitfnot knowing
where he belonged brought him back to
this city and offered him for sale to one
or two persons who recognized him a.
tho property OF Hill & Thompson. The
thief was arrested aud taken before
Jnrtice Blood, when he confessed his
guilt. lie gave his name As Friedrich
hclsox. Of Ce'lar county. He has
long been suspected Of beng a mem
Der Of band Of horse thieves. ESQ.
Blood bound him over IN the sum Of
$500 to appear for trial at the next
term of the Court, in default, Of which
he was sent to Jail, where he is likely
10 stay, AS he has neither friends nor
properiy.-Dav. Gazette.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
a PROCLAMATION,


II has pleased Almighty God to pro
long cur national life anoicr year, de
tsnling ns with His guardian care
against nnt'iendly designs from abroad
and vouchsaing to III, in His mercy.
many and signal victories over the enc.
my, who Is Of our own household. 1t
has also pleased our Heavenly Father
70 favor as well our citizens in their
homes and our soldiers in their camps.
and our sailors on the rivers and seas
with unusua, health. He has largely
augmented our free population, by EN-
ancipa'ion and immigration. while lie
has opened to us new sources Of wealth
and has crowned The labor Of our work
ing men in every department If indus.
try with abundant reward. Moreover,
He has been pleased to animate and in
spirc our minds and hearts with fort,.
tulr, courage and resolution sufficient
for the great trials Of civil war into
which We have been brough, bv our
adherance As nation, TO the canse of
freedom and humanity, and to afford
TO us reasonable hopes OF an ultimate
and happy de'ivcrance from om dan
gers and Affections.
Now, therefore I Abraham Lincoln.
President of the United States, do
hereby appoint and SET apart tho las.
Thur.day in November, as day which
| desire to be observed by all my fellow
citizens. wherever they may be, "a a
day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer to
Almighty God, the Bencticent Creator
and Ruler Of the Universe, and I do
further commend TO my fellow citizens
aforesaid, that on that occ aston they do
rcveren1ly humble themselves in the
dust, and from thence Offer up pe.,itent
prayers and supplica,ions to the Great
Disposer OF events fog the inestimablc
blessings Of peace Union and harmony
Throughout. the land, which il has pleas
ed Him to assign as dwelling place
for ourselves and pos,eri,y throughout
all generations.
In testimony whereof, I have hereun-
to Sc; my hand and caused the seal of
the United States to he affixed.
Do.e at he city Of ashing,on, this
oO,h dav Of October, in the year Of our
Lord, 1864, and Of the independence
OF the United States. the Ssth.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
WM. II. SEwARp, Secretary of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
Soldiers out Of tn cir
Votes

1t IS a we'll known fact that James
Buchanan the Democratic President
who suffered tho rebels to commence
this war, vas elected by fraud prac,ic
cd in the State Of Pennsylvania, and
now that party are trying the same
foul scheme by tamper,ng with the sol.
diers votes OF New York. Thoy have
= dirty rebel dog there for Governor.
and he appoints some 81 his ,sbel yelr.
ing pups TO 90 iown and get the sol
aier's votes. After the soldiers have
deposited their ballots in an envelope
these pups examine them and change
he votes substituting Mcclellan for
Lincoln votes. They have been caught
4, it and some Of them have had their
trial before military commission, and
the judgement now only awaits the op.
p-o,al Of the President.
The toNowin. Is some Of the tes,imo-
ny. What do you think Of ii Union
| men
O. X. Wood, Of Winchester, Clinton
| county, was sworn on the part Of the
! Government. He was the agent Of III.
Republican Committee Of his county.
| lie had his suspicious aroused while on
a visit 10 Fortress Monroe, and finally
went to Mr.. Ferry, State Agent, repre-
senting himself as Mcclellan man
Here he soon learned that, when Lin
coin votes were sent there from the sol.
diers, they were changed for Mcclellan
and he was assured that there was more
| Of this done than he thought Of. The
witness detailed the operation IT filling
M the blanks, etc., and much other in.
formation, showing systematizcd
fraud. While in Ferry's office two sol
diers came in, signed a power Of at.or.
ney, and each placed Republican elee.
toral tickle, with he Democratic State
ticket, in envelopes. Ferry distracted
the Republican and substituted Demo
cratic tickets Wood informed the
Provost Marshal Of the business.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Look ont for some canard Just a day
or two before election. The Democracy
are ar to jus. snch snuff, and a. the
success Of their ticket very much dc
Ponds upon disaster to our armies
look out for some telegraphic dispatch
stating that Grants, :Sheridans or Sher.
mans army have beer horrible whipped.
The reports have been for Some days,
that Grant il moving in esrnest upon
Richmond and it is very easy tor them
TO start the report that some pant Of his
army has been most disgracefnlly de
fea'ed. Bnt If on the other hand you
should hear that Richmond has fallen
you need be much elated although not
much surprised for Grant has been Ia
boring for this all summer and will 40
complish it before he gives np the Job.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
New ADVERTISE m OntA.
THH
ADDISON COLLEGIATE I\STITI|lE.

IRVING, Denton Cnuntv.) IOWA.
The Winter Session Of this Institution will
opca on the 2lst Of November next, In the
NEW BUILOING.
which viii then be 50 Sar complete - u
afford amp-e accom- nodstions for the School.
We take pleasure in announcing TO tho
public that the
Rev +. 8. Whitman, A. NJ.
has accepted the appointment Of Principal,
to be assisted BY MRS. WHITMAN, AZ d 9TH
Or
Competent Teachers.
as tho number Of classes shall rcauire.
Students expecting % become Teachers.
will find the mode Of instruction peculiarly
adapted to their wants.
Il IL to be hoped that many awaiting them-
selves of the advan ages Of this Institution
will be induced TO enter upon regular
course Of classical and scientific learning.
Expenses per Quarter OF Ten
weeks
Ia the Common English Studies, $4.os
Higher 500
E1tra--Latin, Greek and French, each, 1.se
Music, with use Of Piano, l0.Oe
Fuel, &c, IS
In primary Department, (Reading, spel
ling, Primary Geography and Mental Ar
ithmctic.) 800
LEVI MARSH, Trustee.
l. 4. SCOTT, Financial Agent.
Irving. Nor. 3D., 1864. vGn45m3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

~. IyoHiS, 'ct -.
An atlinial dispatch inst received at
headquarters from ST. Joseph says that
the guerrilla ieai, Bill Anderson, and
seven men, were killed yesterday at
Albany, Ray county.
Six men are tn be shot here to NOR.
rev afternoon in retaliation for the
murder Of Major Wilson ard his six
p,en.
Short work was made Of Obadiah
Long at Brooklyn Friday morning. lie
robbed grocery at 5 O'Clock, was in
the hands of an officer II $40 before
4 magistrate at sis, and in the pcni.
Tertiary At 9.
Richmond papers print and gloat
over recent Speeches Of Govcrnn, Sey,
mour Of New York, in which he tries TO
prove the war failure.
New York is more than fu,l. Not a
rent Of any kind to spare.
One silver mine in Nevada yields
1900 ounces per day.
A man in Connecticut raised :his sea.
son over 500 pumpkins from two seeds,
which we're accidentally sown.
Government has large amount Of
gold idle in the Treasury and Secretary
Feseendon is said to be considering the
question Of anticipating the payment OF
the January interest.
In Amherst, Mass, they report 4
wild man Of the woods who amnses
himself by.setsing Ere to all The barns
he can get at.
On one Of the Notifications in New
York harbor, they have 20 inch gun
reported to be the only one so far
successfully cast aud completed which
10 MT far from six feet thick at the
breech, and weighs Ito, 467 pounds, or
fifty eight tons.
The Rocky Mountain Ne,cs, OF the
5th, says that nearly one hundred per.
sons have been killed by the Indians
along the Platte and Arkansas rivers
since the beginning of the out breaks
about three months age.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
CO ard vo.s...It 10 your dufy.

Te hope i! does not need any labored
srgsment to prove to every true lover
Of his country tina: i, is his duty to g
TO the polls in his township next Tues.
dsy and vote 10 sustain bis country in
thls crisis.
The question is 70 be decided At the
p,,ls whether we shall have an midi
siiel country or not.
TIE Democracy say in tier platform
4hat We should have an a, mist:ce. and
hold A convention with the rebels in
arms 10 see il We cannot unite upon
some terms Of peace. Now such a pro.
eeednrc wonid bea virtual acknowledges
n.ent or orr part TINT We have serious
doubts o. being able 10 force them to
yield obedience 10 the laws oflhe Uni
tad s'stes, and consequently ifno term.
q settlement were agreed upon they
would fight with redoubled energy.
And no terms could be thu. pcaceably
agreed upon bat separation aud divi
s'on O the Union, for they have repea.
ted ssli they would acccp, no other
terms, and never cy en- minated in ,nv
manner that they would accept any
other. Now loyal men are you ready
Tor dissolution Of the best government,
the san ever shone upan.. Are yoa
ready to eay that this Republican go.
vernmenf, whicil has stood tho blasts
u nearly 4 century. shall now in your
dss be-cailed q failure !: Arc you ready.
sfi"r We have acquired over h. f the
territory winch waa once under rebel
rnic, le.t tens Of thousand. Of p,ccions
lives II is defence, and now have the
N nster by the throat. holding him
firmly in his dying struggles, to sav
Tint we must give up, that tie war il a
failure, and that we are unable 10 save
onr dear country? II yen stay
sway from The polls, or vote tho COP
perhcad ticket, either ono Of the acts
will be IN accordance with your feelings;
but II you alc not, then 60 to the polls
aud vote for old Abe, whose policy is
10 make all men obey the laws, to grant
no nrlnisticc to H., rebels, to make them
sield ohe dicnce 10 the laws of the Uni,
q States, to perpetua,c thi. great and
81 f0ns government 10 failure genera
tons. Loyal men remember tina: the
country calls upon you to help save II.
Il you stay away from the polls, it is at
least half vote for the rebels, and YOU
are acting the part Of passive traitor.
Bat do not be satisfied with going
alone. take every one of yonr loyal
neighbors with you, and when there,
plead ard labor IN earnest tor the
Union.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
The wounded OF this County

In lisS Of the soldiers killed and
wounded in the late battles Of Sheridan
published in the Chicago Journal, We
observe the following are from this
county
7S,h IOWA.
Lieut.. Col. B. W. Wilson in hip Sc
ycrely.
Lieut.. c P. n Barker, Of Co. Il" in
left arm slight.
J. II. Davis right hip slight
Adju'ant Strong from Iowa City wa.
also wounded.
Col. W,lis Of the gath Iowa was sc
vercly woSadcd. and Lieut.. Col. Wrirh,
slightly.
The 2s'h. gath, ant. Cpd, appear to
have suffered quite severely. A part
OF the )ist does not give the company
to which eome Of the wounded belong
nor any Of the killed, and we give only
the names Of those whom We know
we're residents Of this county.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Camp Co. az oath Iowa lift. }
Cedar Greek V. A. Oct. 2ls, 1861. I
Mr. Editor.
Thinking that your readers
would like to hear from their friends in
this company after the battle Of Oct
l9sh, | scnA you the following list OF
casualties.
l.t Sergeant James Rokcs, Missing
Meltor,l Mitchell, /"
Corporal Richard r. Shelby, i"
Private William Delaney {"
Morris Mink Missing and
supposed to be wounded.
Andrew ] Roberts, wounded
in left elbow.
" Robert Flloon wounded
slightly in head.
A there has been some m,sundcr
standing about our loss at Winchester
on Sept. 10Th. I will give you corrcc,
list.
lat Lieut. 8 8. Dillman, MORALLY
wounded since died.
Private JOHN w. Arbnckle. killed.
!" Wooster B. Bricker,
Joseph Pass. wounded in
hand slightly.
+" Elias Brewer, wounded in
foot.
Corporal Harrington Dobson, missing
since parolcd ,snd sent to Annapolis,
Md.
Yours in haste.
GEORGE ALEXANDER.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03
General Plc0santOn, with 5000
Men Defeats Price with $4,000.
St. Louis October %.

St. Louis October 20.
Official dispatches from General
T!easanton give the following further
information in regard 10 his operations
against Price.
lie marched ninety two miles in two
days, and fought during the last thirty.
two miles. His force was less than
5000, while Prices was fully $4,000.
Price has but ono gun lest, and no am.
unition, he having blown up his train,
and also burned 400 wagons, to save
them from capture. We have 1000
prisoners ard several thousand stand
Of arms. Tho rebel General Pagan il
reported killed.
Prices army is completely disorgan-
lied, fleeing in all directions.
To THR PURE ALL TnlNas.A ARE Pens.
The poet did not mean 10 apply this
to thines in the physical world, for
everybody know that much Of the as,i
Gle sold fer Salcratns is impure and
wholly unfit to be nsel in the rroduc.
ton Of bread and biscnts. But almost
everybody knows tina. De Lands
Chemical Saleratus is 4 pure article and
the best made. All good groccrs have
it. Buy no other as you valve health.
Next Tuesday will DO LAY of sal.
vation if Union D'cn will 20 to the
polls and make il 50.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-11-03

Baltimore, October 20.
Governor Bradford has just i o~
claimed the new Free State Constitu-
ton Of Maryland. The vote was 80 lis
in favor, AMI 20, 7S9 against.
Boston, October %.
Governor Conv has appointed Na,lr.
An A. Farwell, Of Rocksand, 10 all tho
unexpired term "f secretary Fessenden
in the United States Seneate.
The Chicopee Manufacturing Conn
pany, At Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts.
has contracted To make $4,000 yard.
%! army cotton flannel and 100000
yards Of rubber cloth Tor the Govern.
;ncnt. It will take four or FIVE months
to fulfil the contract.
The proceeds Of the "Great Ccntra
Fair" at Philadelphia. for the benefit
of the Sanitary Commission, amount to
81, 1876, and the full returns are not
yet in, There being many valuable ar.i-
Giles 10 unsold.
There is man in Alfred, Maine,
who came to this. country penniless
and stranger, and now own. an CT.
tensiye wooden mill at that place.
After the recent raid on St. Adams
an old gentleman got rifle shot at tho
party a. they were leaving the place,
and brought down a hat containing
| ~, loo.
The rebel Congress will meet Novcm-
Der !, the day before our Presidential
election.
A man namel Murray has been ar.
rested j, Boston for murder committed
ak years ago.
a woman in Franklin county, Mis-
souri, raised a half arce of to, AGO ,h.
year ,loin. all the work herself, and
c'elred 5000 by il.
Gen. Wallace la. sent three BATH
more sharpers To work on ,he fortifea.
tions near that city, for s~indllng sol
diers out Of their money.
London has lis ragged schools with
$4,000 pupils.
The Clinton Connty .fdrosote i the
title offs new w"ek', journal started A.
Whea,land by Messrs. Z. Baker and X.
r. Graham.