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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Northern Iowa Sanitary Fair TO
be Holden ut Dubuque.
PRESIDENT,
H. A. WILTSE.
VICE PRESIDENTS

VICE PRESIDENTS,
L + Bisscll, Dubuque county
Mrs Timothy Davis, Dubuque co.
Mrs Is II Conser, ), :,
Mrs Il w French, q, i,
R"v \ / Loring, D>l, ware ,,
Mrs & w Ecmis, Buchanan ;,
Miss Anna Fields, Blackhawk ,
Mrs J K Burke, Bremen
Mrs Rev i Adams Winncshirk
Alonzo Brown, Clayton ),
Maj II Cutler, Jones Z,
Rev J II Windsor, Linn F.,
DR.. IL Taylor, .A'amakce
] NJ Shanklin, TAma
Mrs NJ. Eastman, Ha,d.n
J NJ Bell, Hamilton /,
Mrs WIN II P'nmh, Webster ,
Rev $ a Lee Benton
Mrs i Tiffany, Henry ),
John A Eliot, Mitchell ),
TREASURER,
George I. Mathews.
SECRETARY,
Austin Adams.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

TnE Coon AND THE BAD.-It is by
contrast that we best realize the differ.
cnce between good and evil. II any
housewife who has been in the habit Of
using the Chemical Saleratus should
happen to get paper Of the counter
felt, she would then perhaps better than
before appreciate the the value Of the
former, detest the ingrates who are
making and vending the latter. The
genuine j. always in red papers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
T. N tj,r General Dix

MrTllo. lsr TINE CT MINISTERIAL
sEngIeE-Thc General Conference Al
Philadelphia has changed the rule lin
en,ing tie appointment Of preach
er t. two years, and has granted to the
bishops the right 10 re appoint for a
third year, by 4 vote Of lGo for and IS
against. The debate on The subject
showed iha. .argc numbers Of the bes!
men in the Church are in favor OF
this change in the time Of i,ineracy, cs
pecially in the cities.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
THURSDAY MAY &c, 1854.

Mcssrs. ROUNDS 4 LANGDON, are our
Ans4er'fed Agents in the City of Chicago
lis, TO procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptioAs.
1kr> Messrs Horace 4. sha, & Co., s. Park
Row, las Nnssaus g., New York, arc our
authorised agents in New York City TO pro-
cure subscriptions and advertisements
D~Mcssrs s. NJ. PETTENGlL & Co, No. z
pnrk Row, New York, 4 i State ST. Boston
"re our Agents for the Io,oa 7ranscr,pO, in
those cities, and are authorized to take Aayer-
,iscmsnts and Su subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

- :, The British Government received
nearly $40, 900 rent las, year for gold
fisldain Nova Scotia, and its revenn.
from that source this year will be nncl
larger. The quality Of !bc nova Scot,
gold IS very superior, bong worth, We
are arc informed twenty dollars m
ounce in United States gold coir Al the
mint.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
sTama County Sanitary Fair"

"lNm0 county sanitary FAIR
There will be a Sanitary fair held at
the Town Hall over the Store Of NJ. Il.
Zchruny 4 co. in Toledo, Thursday,
June I'd, 1864, during tho day aud
evening.
The exhibition will consist of 4 great
variety of fancy articles which will b.
offered for sale, also as large collection
Of war relies. as can he 'oh.ainci;- with
such other articles as will be interesting
And nothing that skiitul and nimble fin.
gers can manufacture, or exquisite
taste devise, will be left undone to make
this pant of the entertainment com
p'ete SUCCESS.
A good supply Of Zee cream and
lemonade will be kept on hand during
the day aud evening.
The en- ertainmcnt in the evening will
be interpreted with vocal and instru
mental music. Refreshments will be
furnished during tho day under the
management Of the fair tor 4 reasonable
price, at DR.. Cary's Hotel, which the
proprietor has generously placed at the
d .ts'sal of,hc committee. Ample ar.
engagements have been made to accom-
molatc all who may attend, and rome
reed stay away through fear Of having
70 remain II the orcn air exposed to
the hot sun during the day.
The citizens Of Toledo will open their
doors and admit those coming from a
distance attended by their children.
who may desire shelter from the heat
and dust, and nothing will be left IN
done that may be necessary 70 conlucc
to the comfort ofthose who may attend.
All the articles should be sent in be.
fore the dav or the Fair, and the Ladies
throughout the county are specially 10
licitci to contribute methin. towards
Turn slang Fancy T i 1t has
been decided to offer premium, FIR the
best il Of hatt.G, and the largest guam
,ity ofeggs.
Il, premium FIR best jar Of butter
Wash lon| and pitcher
FL premium largest quantity Of
eggs u knives and forks
/, IS hoped there Will ~ a generous
rivalry among ~ farm rs wives. tia,
will De crelitahla to them as means
OF extending reli"fto sick brother.
husband Or father, A!o has imperriled
his life n this holy cause this is design
cd as an appeal iur butter and eggs, s,
much needed ~ dur soldiers. and all
such received, is to be donated to The
fair and viii be f,r Harled immediately
who're il is needed.
~ my who may fee, disposed - stay
away through fae Il contracting the
! s.na,lro We would state th4t there
las not been. and is not Mt the present
! time but one supposed caseot Small pny
! IN Toledo. viii Ii is III a colorei family.
anl measures have been taken to have
! them removed 10 retired place 50
that no fears need be entertained
this matter.-We would repeat our ap.
peal mad LIS. week.
Let the citizens turn ont from every
Township and precint in the county.
and make Ills gr i enterprise such
success as shall reflect honor upon our
county, and show 10 our brave soldiers
IN the field. that we are in earne,i i,
sustaining them while il the defense
those inestimable institutions which are
the OILY guarantee Of the bles inys OF
liberty peace and prosperity, We now
enjoy.
BY order ofthe Executive committee.
]. II. STKUHLE. Sec'y.
lama coul ty San. fair association.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

HEALTH FOR THE SOLDIER For
one who dies from the effects Of The
bullet, ter perish from damp and expos
IRE to night air. Small doses Of HOI4-
LOWAY'S PILLS, taken every other
III xht, will correct all disorders Of the
Liver and Stomach, purify the blood,
and insure sound health to every man.
Only SO cts per box.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Dispatches frolls the Secretary al
WAR.

Washington, May ~.
No reports have been received from
Cutler 10 day.
Major Gen. Hunter has ::.een placed
in command If the Department of Yves.
Virginia, including the Shenandoah
Vale.
The latest dates from Major General
Candy are from Wick, burg. Tie Red
river was reported to:.be blockadtd BY
the shore batteries Of the enemy at lif
erent points, bat measures had been
taken by him which were believed IL
adequate for clearing the river Of I'LL
snch distractions, and enable him e.
reach Alexanaras where he will take
command Of the army.
.fSi1nr1 n n STANTON.
To II ii,r General Dix.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

There were 81 $50, 554 worth Of dry
goods imported at New York last week.
So msch gold sent out Of the country
Tor the sake ofgra,lfy ing our vanity at
III expense Of cur patriotism.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Work has been re-co commenced on the
Custom house in Dubuque, an appro.
prialion of So, 600 having been made
by Congress for me com. l,.ion Of the
structure.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
Lost !! Lost { Lost I

Onthe l3th o. May, On Tho road between
Brooklyn and Buckingham a red ,mnrocco
pocket book, somewhat worn containing
enc Sic bill, GAINESVILLE Bank ltwo SIS hills,
one " bill, and some postage CURRENCY also
: paper ct steel pens, anu fvecentssin silver
Any person finding The same or informing
the UNDERSIGNED OF its whereabouts shall 10
literally REGARDED
Address Dr.. G. G. OWEN.
0skalocss lowe.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
New York. Nav %.

New York, May 2s.
A Washington dispatch, yesterda,
afternoon, states that the rebel arm,
has been ,etreating since the attack OF
onr right on the 18th. AT i o'clock on
Saturday afternoon, our forces occnpi
ed Guincy's Station and Bowling Green
and not enough rebels had been found
to eight with.
The Dubuque "Times'' says a vote
was taken on the Mississippi steamer
Itasca on her last downward trip a. to
who should be next President. Out Of
thirty-nine votes cast Lincoln re-
ceived thirty-six, Grant two, Mcclellan
one, the Mcclellan man declaring il,a,
he "didn't care d-n which side
whipped in this war"
RIGHTEoUs JUDGMENT. We under.
stand that fellow by name fay, who
left his wife and children, in Jones
Co., and left in company with another
woman, with whom he afterwards, lived;
has been tried before the District Court
now in session in this City and yester
day was sentenced to Fort Madison
for eighteen months. Served him right
-Ioma CIT, Republican.
"May ls.-It is a subject Of merri
ment that Tire famous Hampton Log
ion,' the flower Of the schivalry,' was
repnlsed BY the negro troops Of General
Fcrrero's command.n
A Mr.. Park, residing IN Meridian,
Cayuga county, New York, raised from
fiv. acres Of land las. season, IL, $50
pounds Of tobac y, beins 2,4oG pounds
per acre, which, at its estimated value,
y yis'd a..nct profit q $1,000 to.$lo0o
per acre
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

TIE Iowa CITY Nepnl.ican says the
Hsarj 4 Directors II H. State Bank
led tbtit qsas'efls s4.';.,.. ! tina,
place 80 v d. aaa reported The State
a,sfs with III ia hranc:, in a very
prosperous saad,ion We do no,
doubt 'ne.' report seeing in the
same Ter fsa''ra over tie name Of
ito cashier, { tie inch n, that city
that scmi-annnal dividend Of ten per
cent las been declared, and that the
same IS ready TO be psl3 to the stock
holders. That is tw.6ty per cent o
year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

IAN army officer has bet 800 that
Grant will eat his Fourth If July din.
ner in G ,arlc,tor, having first taken
Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Capt. Wilson will probably report full
to morrow. At the prcsen: writing the
nnml er as reported above amounts to
952. Tie FIRST regiment will probably
be organized next Weekday. GGz
q inst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
General Crooks Expedilion
Cincinnati, May 81


Tho Cbn,ncrci1rs Western Virginia
correspondent says General Crooks
command is slowly falling back, after
having accomplished most thoroughly
its objects. He has destroyed large
amount OF supplies, and damaged the
Virginia and East Tennessee Railroad
beyond repair for fully three months.
"Gcneral jenkins, who was wound.
ed and captured, las since died"
New York, May %.
The Xeralds correspondence, near
SPOTS, 'vania, May 2lst, s a. m, saws:
SOUR troops were moving al night TO
new position. This morning general
headquarters At" broken up, and nearly
the whole army is in motion. Precisely
where our next halting place will be,
me a'one rnn!dc,ea mine The eener-
a expectation is that We shall have
heavy fighting Immediately"
There was 10 fighting on Friday.
a dispatch from the headquarters Of
the Army Of the. Potomac, dated Sat.
urdny, says: Nothing Of Importance
occurred yesterday.
"The wounded in The. FIGHT Of THUGS.
day afternoon were sent TO Frcdc,icks.
burg during the day. The loss was
much heavier than Mt first supposed,
about Loo, over 100 Of whom were
sent to Washington A large number
Of wounded rebels were brought into
our hospitals. and cared for, seine .:of
whom afterwards died. The rebel loss
is estimated At |, $50 killed and wound.
ca, besides about 40 prisoners, who
were sent to Washington last night.
"Six'y citizens cf Fredericksburg
have been arrested, and will be scnt to
Washington 70 day to be held a. host.
ages for the sixty Of OF our wounded
men taken by them and conveyed to
Richmond.
"Kebcl prisoners con,inucs to lie
brought IN. About twenty fiye2 were
captured last evening. They give
glowing accounts of,hc rebel commits.
sariat, and say that Lee fcclS::ccr,ain Of
final victory"
NV York, May ~.
A special to the New York Timr,
dated Goinea's Station, al.t, says !:
"Ihc Army ct the Potomac is.yacoin
on the march toward Richmond. TO.
night finds the head of:lIanco,k's col.
nmn At Bowling Green, eighteen miles
South Of F'ediioksl I,g.
.E"1ou will nbscrv, from the inl;c,.
nnns HAT the commanding General
has effected turning movcmcn. on lie
'ght flank Of Lee, wlo is low hastily
falling back 70 take M new defensive
position. |; ~ expected that lis n.st
stand will &c on the r,n,h Ann, liver.
House & Lot for sale.
.a,v-A fas safe the s.onse md l.ot On
.,,..sise he West side of the RIB,
::::s::tFs s4nare il i'oieio, bcl,rginy :,
$3.50 john Meyer.
For terms onq.irc of
ALLEN ! sTRUnlE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
The Loss or General Omce,s :.

The loss OF able General officers IN
each u ~ !, ofteLtimes one Of tie
most serious -, can sustain Though
we have only very Limited information
regarding - rebel rs in the late bat.
Ties, We cen yet compare the losses Of
the w srli.i,s in this respect, as fol-
lows:
THE NATIONAL ARMY.
HiNea.-Maj. - Sedgwick Of Con
nec,icnt ]; B.. Gems. Wadswoi,h and
Rice, Of New York Stevenson, Of Mass.
Hayes, Of Pennsylvania-'ro |, 5.
Woun1ed.-Brig. Gen. T .rbert, Of
New Jersey Robinson, Of the regular
army Getty, Of the same Webb, Of
New York Baxter, Of Pennsylvania !;
W. Il. Norris, Of N " York-Total, 6
Captured. i Gems Shaler, Sey-
monr and c. o'-reported) 3.
Total lumber disabled, II.
Gems Bartlett and Owens were also
very slightly wounded, bn; as they are
still Al the hea their brigadcs in
the field. by cannot be considered
Aors du combat.
THE REBEL ARMY.
Kizlea-Maj. Gen. J. +. 3. Stuart,
Of Vir. Brig. 6 D. jenkins, Of South
rarnlna NJ ~ Virrinia. I
A. Stafford ofLonisiana-4.
Wounaed.-Ltui. Gen. Longstreet,
Of Virginia Major Gen. Heth, Of Vir ].
Maj Gen. Pickett, Virginia Brig.
Gems. Pegram, Of Virginia Walker,
u Virginia Hays, Of Louisiana; Ben
ming, ofGcorg,a-.7
Laptured-Maj. Gen. Johnson, Brig.
Gen George Il. Sta |, Of Maryland
2. Totalnnmbcr Of, rebel officers dis
ab!cd-l4.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Gen. Grants forces are again moving
forward, but the publication OF any
facts relating thereto is forbidden for
the present.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26

Through the courtesy Of 1t. and al.
jatant RI Of Gimp Mcclellan, We
give cur readers the following approxi-
mated list II the companies now in
Damn far fhn I'm Iar cnr,,;aa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-26
war News.

80. WV VTK, May 4 .
The Now York "rimcs" has the fol.
lowing specials
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-22
RATIONAL MEDICINE.

DH. THOMAS J. KISNEH WOULD
i j respectfully inform the eitiEuns Of Nhoeling
and vicinity that be has Permanoutiy located in
this city for the practice Of Hedoino qpou the IA
tionai or Eclectic System He has been engaged Ia
de practice OF hiB profession for uumbor o. years.
and has been ominontly successful In the teatment
of an Vnristies Of dsolss, both acute aud chronic
DR. K, a. heretofore, VIII devote . good share OF
~ ta and attention 20 the treatment OF All chronic
diIn1les uf both sexes such - Consumptto1 and all
varieties Of Lung Diseas AL Diseases Of the IhrOat
CatarTh, Dyspspais, Liver Complaints, moreurtal
oTd Norvous biSnaasa. Rheumatiam, ecrOfnlA, every
Variefy Of Blood and Skin Diseases Epopsy, Tumor,
Wens, Spinal Affections, DisoeseS Of tn kidneya
a1d Bladder, Heart Affections, Diseases OF the Bye
and Ear, &c. Those peculiar % AomAiols VIZ In
f.mmatory Diseases of the Uterus, Painfal ITregu-
iaritieI LsucoTrhea, ProlapSus Utori, and All Ner-
VCu1 Dissases 70 which thsy are 1lbieet- Dise1sea
oTChfldreu carefully and nationally treated Med
Cine mild reliable and agreeable
All communications strictly eonndentiAl- Night
calls ehoorfully sad promptly answered
E-Onco and Te5idance ono door We1t o. Louis
AbIinR'S Hotel, Third street, naAr Red kFAita
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, W. Va Omee hours
fro1l A. n. to0 p. n
Prof b. y. Payna, stsubenTillsS Ohio.
Dr. W. y. McireEor,
Dr. O. Arnold, Cambridge, Ohio.
Prof D. n. Cleavsland. Cineinnat, Ohlo.
Or. O. A. nolehimsr, Van Vert
lGlsANuAN
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Speech by President Lincoln.
His Views on the Maryland Election
"A Word In Relation 20 q Supposed
TbreRt-The Presidential Question
and he;UniOns
" WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Oct. 20.

WARRINGTON Wednesday, Oct. TO-
Tonight the President was serenaded,
and appearing at au upper window, spoke
as follows, being frequently interrupted by
applause:
am notified that this is a compliment
paid me by the loyal Marylanders resident
in this district. infer that the adoption
of the new constitution for the State fur
nishes the occasion, and that in your view
the extirpation of slavery constitutes the
chief merit of the new constitution. Most
heartily do / congratulate, you and Mary
land, and the nation and the world upon
the event. regret that it did not occur
two years sooner. which, am sure, would
have saved to the nation more money than
would have met all the private loss Incl
dent to the measure; but it has come at
last, and sincerely hope its friends may
fully realize all their anticipatious of good
from it, and that its opponents may, by its
effects, be agreeably and prOftably disap-
pointed.
A word Iupon another subject. Some
thing said by the Secretary OF State in his
recent speech at Auburn, has been con-
strued by some into a threat that if shall
be beaten at the election, will, between
then and the end of my constitutional term,
do what may be able to ruin the govern
ment.
Others regard the fact that the Chicago
Convention adjourned not sine die, but to
meet again, If called to do go by paTticu.
lar individual, as the intimation OF pur-
pose that If the nominee shall be elected
| he will at once seize control of the Gov
ernment. / hope the good people will per-
NIT themselves to suffer no uneasiuess on
either point. am struggling to maintain
the Government, not to overthrow It.
therefore say that If 1 live, shall remain
President until the 9TH of next March, and
that whoever shall be consututionally
elected, therefore, in November Rhall be
dulytinstalled as President on the 4th oil
March, and that in the interval / shall dc
my utmost, that, whoever is to hold the
helm for the next voyage, shall start with
| the best possible chance to save the ship
This is due to the people, both on princi-
Pile and under the Constitution. Their will
constitutionally expressed, is the ultimate
IlaW for all. If they should deliberately
resolve to have immediate peace, even at
the loss Of their country and their liberties
l know not the power or the right to resist
them. II is their own business, and they
must do as they please with their own.
believe, however, they are still resolved to
preserve their country and their liberty
| and in this, in office or out of il, am re-
solved to stand by them. may add, thai
in this purpose TO save the country and itI
liberties, NO classes of people seem so
nearly unanimous as the soldiers in the
field and the seamen afoat. Do they moi
have the hardest of it2 Who should quail
when they do not God bless the soldierl
aud seamen, and all their brave commau'
ders. ---s..
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On Tuesday, the day of the elections in
Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania, the Reb-
els hung ont huge placard at point in
their outer works before Richmond, in-
scribed "Vote for Mcclellan" and fred q
blank charge to call attention to it. Ii
got attention speedily-gOOd Union attsn.
tiou. A concentrated discharge Of shOtted
guns knocked placard, breastFork, Nc
Clellan canVassers and all into flinders
The Chicago Platform aud its candidates
will go mp in just that way on the blessed
9Th prcximo., Speed the dAyl
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A Brief Note About Matters and
Things In ClarksbuFE.
CIARKsBURa, W. Va, Oct. IS, 1864.

CLARKsBURe, w. Va, Oct. IS, 1854.
Editors InteIIigsncer
have been slashiug around town lately,
and observe considerable activity on the
part Of our people. The weather is glori.
Gus, and large apple crop is now being
gathered. The corn crop is moderate but
the fall pastures are magnificent. The coal
companies are digging into the ground
after the black diamonds, and our citizens
have to pay this fall about six cents per
bushel for coal. The formsr price for two
or three years past was four cents per
bushel.
There seems to be great activity in the
Quartermaster's department, and from ap-
pearanoes should judge the place is bless
ed with one of the best QuRrtermasters in
the world. Every body seems to be mount
ed on horses marked us, and they appear
to be fast horses too. The streets and
lanes are ditched and paved, coal banks
are opened, and even the roads to them
Macadamized. Ambulances thunder along
the streets and dash into the country filed
with smiling ladies and laughing inno-
cence. The number of employees Is i'm.
meuse, and they work without pay, or have
done so for long time, unless they sue
ceed now and then in negotiating certifi-
ed account.
The prospect for father Abraham ap-
pears, at this time, to be favorable. II is
believed that he will carry the county, uu-
less the Quartermaster's department are
brought to bear against him, for It Is said
that the whole tendency of the concern is
butternutish, and that butternuts are es.
peeially favored by its head.
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FRANKLIN FURNACR,

PREsToH CouNTT, ". Va, August -, 1854.
~ o. FITZGERALD, Soiton H EitEgGTaid, Wm.
Ls R. Fitzgorald, Wm. h FitGgerAids A. W. Iitz-
gerald and A. g. Campbeu-
Thsss GsnfiomsD f0TmsrIy resided near Fork
Mountain, Nelson county, Virginia They p1.sed
through the unol, went % Belmont county, Ohios
worked there for some time then lett and Eent %
Franklin Furnace, Preston county. West Virginia.
where they stIl remain. They have learned that
sud vent 70 Ohio IN search Of them. Their names
are follows
Matilda Fitzgerald, Judy Fitzgerald, LavinA Hitz-
,sraId RoDhIS FItnEnraid, Eusanah RilEsEaid, fa-
l1ntha FifEEorald, EisAboth RitEgnrAld, Elisabeth
J. Campbell, Mary Jane Weaver, And Emily Cony.
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PURsUlT OF M'OAUsLAHD.- -

On the 11th, the division returned to
Front Royal through Chester Gap, and
thence to Sperryyille. At Thornton's Gap
the rebel pickets of Rosser's rebel brigade
were captured. At SperryVille Colonel
Powell learned that General McOausland's
brigade of rebel cavalry, with four hun
dred Of Mosby's robbers, had left Madison
Court House on the morning of the llth,
passing through WOodville and Amissyille
en- route for Salem, with the intention
of destroying the Manassas railroad
bridge at that point. Colonel Powell at
once decided to give them pursuit. BE
broke camp again at eleven o'clock at
night, in search Of the rebel column, pass
ing through Gains Cross roads. to Amiss-
vile. General McCausland, on learning
that Colonel Powell was in his rear, went
within elk miles of Salem, leaving the
main road at that point, passing rapidly
across the country to AmissVille, ON his
return to WoodVille and Madison Court
House, the rebel rear guard being only
two and a half hours in advance of Col.
PoWelPs command
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MxceIsior Planing Mill.

@-AVINa attsd N ny estabIlshmaat vita the
Nj Latsst ImpF0Esd Maehinay, An NV pre-
= -. % furuIlh at ny Oa1oe fl BRIDdHRoRHs the
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