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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
The Failing CODEedcrncy,

The Cenf,,leracy is evidently ,umb
ling We have many indications of
this, and every day increases their nun
her. Their leading spirits do no. agree
and aome, "a Footc for instance, are
leaving It as rata desert a sinking ship.
Their papers are almost daily present
ing some new suggestions az 10 their
situations and prospects, all Of winch
plainly show that they have bn, little
faith IN being able to hold ont much
longer. F. P. Blsi, sen. has gone for 4
second time on peace mission to Rich.
mond with the knowledge, consent and
1t is said endorsement If cur govern
ment.
What was thc reault If his fi-st visit
is not made public except Richmond
paper says that lie took from there an
autograph letter from JEFF Davis 10 our
government. 1t is certain however
that after his return he was sloseted
Will. some Of the officers ri the govern.
ment, and has now gone to Richmond
a second time. We confess that we
have but little faith in The BARS, and
that We do not wan our goveinr2en, to
entangled or compromise itself in any
luxurious manner, and yet perhaps some
60 ID may grow out Of 'hcac Blair mis-
sions just a. the whole Conf.derary il
ready to collapse. We hope so at leas,
They have got no port now at which
vessels are warrahtal,lc in trying to rub
the blockade, the consequence is it
shuts out a great many things that we're
imported and were material aid 10 them
They feel this most severely and the
most sagacions discover. that il viii,
aided by others, soon prove their utter
inability to defend their slave con.eder.
acy but little longer. Is, them fall.
We pray Tor the happy day.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

4 O T. Nicholson, formerly U,i,ed
States SENATOR from tennessee, has
had enpnyh Of re"s'i'on, and ha>rc,ur0.
ci ioiis b, me in Columbia, under the
OH dag.
There were only three days differ.
ence ~ the age. reached by Daniel
Webster and Elwarl Everett at the
time Il their respective deaths. The
f ,mar WAS seventy years, nlnc months
and six days the latter scve:ty wears,
AMI nine months ana three days old.
Eighty cases Of cavalry boots, which
j, was proposed To ship to the rebels by
way Of Ma, ,ras, have been seized
by the customs Of N Y. 4 firm in
tina, city shipped 5000 worth Of cot
ton car,iiay i;np'em .n,s far the same
des,in..i, and tho Custom. authorities
have taken ,ll of the MISTER.
A TmuUGnr.-The poet 80 truly
says:
"Weil ordered home mans best de.
('igh, to make.
And sweeten all the toll. OF hum IN
',fe
This be the female dignity and
praise"
lie should have added; and to make
nice white bread md biscuit. which she
can do Only BY using the Chemical Sal
,ra,us.
Immense dcprsita oflcat have been
found in Greece.
The Board Of Supervisors of De-
NJ 'i.cs comfy ha, appropriated 80
600 f,r the paymcn, Of bonn,ies to vol
nn'eeis.
Cellar county Offers $500 bounty for
recruit. To Gil her vuu,a.
The Finance Bill authorizing the
issne If 100000, 900 Treasury notes,
has. been passed The money will be
n.el It once % pay nf the army.
Our lose AZ Fort Fisher, ~ given by
Aim;.al Porter in his Official report.
2!2 sailors killed wounded, ard 800,
others killed wounded and missing.
The army appropriations are 1911.
270 81, against S6lG.7i3 ,02+ Last
year the navy appropriations are 81.
Oil 900, which are two millions less
than last year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
EvilnlirEtQn nnd Gnaric51Dn
Expected "a Fail son0
Snecini on N ThA Chi,ara Eva lar

Wilmington nuN Sn3rie51Dn
Expected 10 FAN sonn
specia! Dispatch to Tho Chicago Eve. Jo4r.
New York, January %
A Philadelphia dist a'ch to an even
10: Taper says: "Ey the arrival Of the
steamer learn that our entire free
under General Terry advanced towards
wilmington and were reinforced by =
nravy column of veteran troops from
the south, believed 10 be nn.ler com
m.nd e General Howard, Of Sherman's
army. No heavy fighting occurred, and
it was thought our troops were meet
ing with no opposition.
There is m mnconilncd report that
Wilmington was : evacuated, and
will BE- It once occupied by our troops.
"The Ugh, 'lrat, gunboats arc mny-
ing catlon.ly towards Wilmington, fish.
ing for tnrpedocr.
"Thcrc is no doubt THAT : ur t-oo!s
will take Wilmington. Is.
Tho fall IL Charleston is also hourly
rxpcc.cd.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
iowa out eEthc sDrnn

81 4 aiapa:ch published in Our paper
elacwfrrc /. will be seen that those
liable to the draf, in this State have the
pleasing assurance that the State will
very fortunately cvade the forthcoming
draft Probably no more cyhiara,ing
news was ever spread before our people.
Tn, usands e hearts will leap with inv
who before wre resting under a heavy
pail. Governor Stone, the faithful ser
vsnt # the p . lie, has in this dorc an
set that will ever be cherished Nv
them, and he receive the warmest ora
ti,ude Of their hearts. lie has saved
TO the people Of Iowa not less than
h'f and perhaps full million of dol
lars III boun,iaa aud sacrifices that
would be made BY drafted men.
A. this time We are not fully inform
ed Of the manner in which il was &C.
comp'i he'd, but knowing that he has
ben 70 Washington, and also to Sher.
nsn's army in Georgia, aud that thou.
sands of negroes have been foil, wing
ths' army, he doubtless filed our quota
with them. Massachusetts, and some
of,hc other eastern States have partia.
" filled their former quotas in thi.
manner, and why not now Iowa: We
certainly can see no good reason against
II.
But il Governor Stone has entirely
6'lcd our quota with these troops he has
done = wholesale business AZ il. and
ea'irclv dis.anced our eastern friends
- their own game. 1fupon further in.
formation it proves true tina. he has
filed orr quota, or in any other manner,
saved ~ from the draft, We say all
honor. praise anil gratitude to Governor
Stouc
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
Sudden Deaths

A week ago Yesterday Mr.. Thomas
Smith, resi,irn, OF this township, com.
planned Of beng i'll; his illnesa how.
ever was not sufficient to confine him
70 his bed, and he was not considered
dangerous bu: really improved until the
next day abou, 10 O'Clock, ~han he
vas sgain somewhat Frustrated; he
however recovered sufficiently to take
his accustomed place at the snppertable.
and partalc Of some supper. At the
close of the meal he was Observed to
droop his head, and his family coming
n his assistance noticed that he was
fs,n'i,y. Alter this occurrence they
cent for physician Who prescribed f.,
his disease. Nothing unusual tran.pired
from that time until abe nj 10 O'Clock in
the evening, when he was heard TO
groan and upon going to his bedside
hia fa,nl. found him dying. An affec.
ton Ct the heart, il is said was the fatal
d,seaac.
We have been personally acquainted
With NJ. Smith for nearly eight years.
snd eau tru,hfully eay that he was
frank, candl honest christian gentle
man and in this testimonial of bis worth
~ believe all his neighbofs win join
We learn also that upon tho same
Thnrriay, ; Mr.. Jackson, residing in
Otter Creek township on the farm for
nerly occupied by Mr.. John Higgins,
while returning, with his son from the
timber where they hal been to get a
load OF wood, suddenly dropped down
ia the road and in = few minutes Wa
sorp.e. Disease supposed to bs the
same ~ NJ. Smiths
Truly In the midst Of life ve src in
death.
Oar loss in the taking Of T ri Fisher
vas about a 1000 soldiers, aud the
enemy lost in all including prisoner.
1900.
An Engliahmtn who Vas An observer
says the firing from our vessels vas
much faster aud mere destructive than
,ha. Of the French and English a. &c.
bastopol.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
From Fort Fisher
Nv Ynrk .I,nu.r,

AZ" nfK, y January %.
The New York "Trbune's For,
Fisher correspondent says: 1.-THE tx
plOsion "f the magazine was cansed by
the car.tessne.s Of our men, who wer.
inai.cre"t enough 10 90 in with lighted
cigar. and lighted canll.s. While in
side they were cautioned. but pail A.
heed. The total losses during The & ~,
will not exceed 400. AMI those hr thn
explosion about 100. More nnn b..
added f"r tn" navy. Colonel Alden,
IT the 1G9th New Ynrk w.s .nnr,any
wounded Nv the explosion Of the m /.
gazine and has since died.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
The Peace MOye:sl cslt


The "Ilrrali's" Washington SPECIAL
has various rumors concerning B!air's
visi, 10 Richmond. OAe il that Blair
hrough, autograph letters from Davis
to Lincoln, sayin. he was ready to
treat for peace. and that q com'nuuca.
ton f,,m Lincoln has been ,ken back
70 Richmond, expressing . willingness.
to send or receive commissioners.
Many well informed people IN Washing
ton look for important results from
A;lair's second visit IT, the rebel capital.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
The only legally licensed
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4 Clergyman. while residing in South
America .s n Missionary, discovered q safe
md simple remedy for dc Cure g Nervous
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Frdhptcl hy deaive "a hcnei, the sflict-
oil and unfortunate, I will eend the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine. in a
sealed envelope, TO any one who needs il,
Free Of Charge.
Pieasc incl"se : stamped envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself.
Address
.s.sf.a JOEEPHT. INMAN.
STATION y, BinLE l!ouaE,
Nsv Fork City.
v6n3ely
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
FROM REssELDDM.
Jeff Davis Against Peace NcgOtl-
atfOslS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81


The Richmond "Ihig", Of the 18Th.
publishes an important letter from JEFF!
Davis IN reply to let er from Senators
from Georgia, in which they took
ground agains, the resolutions in!rnduc.
cd in the rebel House, IN favor Of re.
construction. Davis argues tha, con
ven'ion Of the States il impracticah'e,
and that peace movements on the part
Of indiv,du,l States teni to tho creation
If discord in the Conteiera'v. H..
says that the oulv plan by which
peace can be obtained, il provided for
in The rebel Constitution IL does not
say what th,s plan j., but pr ,cecdcd n.
length 70 show that all proceedings
locking to conventions and neg ,,ia'ion.
are futile-that the United States will
not ne-o,is'c--t'at they viii arrcp'
oulv = surrender which the rebel States
cannot and will not grant.
New York January 20.
The Richmond Dispatch Of the l7th
SAYS: "The enemy is prosecuting 81,
enterprise throughout the winter. H..
allows our armies NJ rest day or nigh,
and vc' not one single step has been
taken ny our legislature for any object
,,h,.oyoe sh,t oon k,.. tb., .,,,, ,,,t
bearing upon our defence against the
vengeance Of our imrlacab!e enemies
The people have become more depres
eed tlsn ever brf,re, because they
have been FILTERED bv hopes OF peace
by persons VII, well know there conl,!
be no peace short Of submission and
enslavcmcnt
The article throughout is very bitter
towards the rebel Cong, ess for inau
cura'ing peace movement,
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says: "The hopes
If seeing General LIE Commander in
Chief are in danger Of being frustrated
[, il nov said tina, the Executive never
contemplated ANYTHING If The kind A
certain class talk ot handin. M. Con
federacy to France or England!
People willing to give thcmselve. away
to anybody are not worth havin.
especially when the price OF the gilt is
sure 10 be war with power more for
midahle than France, and nearly ~ for
milable az E,glani, on the sens"
Another letter says: "More men
must be had, or Richmond will be lost"
1t thinks that neyroe. viii cert Ainly b.
put into the army.
The Richmond Examiner makes a
very severe attack on Davis and the
rebel Congress. II SAYS: "Onr !.
sources are gamh|si away by weak and
presnmp'uons officials. There j. No
prospect of change in the execu'iv.
policy. The d.f.c.s of m,nI and
character which have pso,iu..l thr
events Neither comnrpm;sr by the
North. nor submission bv the 9 nth, is
possible. In ore wy or the other m"
war mnst he wayr.l. L is certain .h,r
We will enter unon the coming cam
ps'yn with faded hopes, diminished
energy, Ard fnrebriiny. Of Continuation
Of tha. series nf d;sasisr. which, has
been uninterrupted since the removal
Il the only Genera! who has commanl
cd with profit the army Of the Central
South"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
SSsEEzrG,S SALE.

ny virtue Of : special execution, dated tn.
9th day or December A. y. 1864. 10 me di
rectcd, issued cut Of the Office Of the clerk Of
the District Court Of Tama County. state Of
Iowa, in favor Of G. Aui,nan 4 Go. and
against Nathaniel Spencer administrator Of
the estate Of william II. II. Hill ieceasc! and
others on . judgement rendered by rail
court at tho February term thereof, A. n.
1864 and decree Of foreclosure against said
defendants wherein il was ordered, aljnlgcl
and iecreed that the following described real
estate tn-w;t:
Tie smith e"sf quarter o Mc sou'k rosf
quarter If section no. Thirteen (l3) in
:o,rnshp no. eighty sic (sG) mrh Of
rnngc NO thirteen Gay
Vest Of the 9th l.. NJ. in Tema County. Iowa.
be sold or 30 much thereof AZ is necessary to
satisfy said Judgement, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given. that I have levied upon, aud shall n
the list day Of January A. b. 1865, between
the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock r;
n. Of esid day, sale to commence NJ the
hour Of 10 0 clock a. m, II Tho front door o.
the Court House in Toledo, Iowa, in the
county Of Tams, offer and sci ~ public ont
cry. 70. the highest and hest bidder, that
bidds two thirds or over Of tho appraised
value for cash, the above described property,
or somnch thereof rs is necessary to satisfy
said judgement for the cum Of III dollars
aud 80 cemts, tcesther with cost aud all &C.
cruing costs unless the same shall be sooner
satisfied.
January 2ud, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER.
Sheriff efTsns County, lows.
PriatsYs Ses $500 val
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
IOWA,S QUOTA FILL
Davenport. January q

Davenport, January g.
To the Editor ofths Chicago Eve. Jour.
Iowa has filed her quota under the
pending call.
n. 3 BAKER, A5jutan, General.
Davenport. Iowa, January p.
The foil wing dispatch passed
through this office this morning direc,
Cd to the various papers in the State
"Davcnport. January 23.
~ on may announce that no more
men are due from this S ale under the
pending call, and that W. arc relieved
t'r' m ,he draft.
(S'gncd) Nv STONE.
Governor Of Iowa"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
THURSDAY JANUARY 70. leGs

Nsssrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our
authorised Agent, in til, city Of Chicago
lis. to procure Advertisements and Sub
ssrirtioss.
e+0 Messrs Horace A. Shaw Co, s. Park
Row, las Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents il New York City to pro
cure subscriptions and aircrtis cments.
e6 MessrsS 8. ~ PETTENGIL 4 Co, No 5
Fark Row, New York, 4 6 State 81. Boston
are otr Agents f,r the To.ra 2ror,eriptl, in
those cities, and ave authorized to take Adver-
,is.msRts and Subscription for Us 81 our
L. -sst Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
FROM ~ EST REsTTCKY
Il Fight Ncar Columbus
Cincinnati, January 9.

VJHCIHIJHLt, JVTVtfy I'd.
TIE Commercials Cairo dispatch
says L'rn,cnant lesley, in comm and
Of company nf Tennessee cavalry, lef,
z .'nubu-, Nv on the lsh and when
ten miles uu', encountered rebels. A
fierce fight cnsual latin. h.lf IN hour
'rh- rebels had two k,llea, one wound
G AMI i've taken prisoners. n, Gas
ua'ty on he U ,ipn All. reported.
F,m 5 to 10 uf Forests comm md
COM in and take The atA daily.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
Mr.. Il. 8. Foo,e, late Senator Of III,

Mr.. Ii. 8. Foo,e, late Senator Of the
rebel Congress- and who wae arrested
nv ono Of their Provost Marshals at
fredericksburg. and afterward dscharg
Cd BY the rebel Congress, now dc.
mands trial 1t their hands. He is
grit 10 the back hone. Before leaving
their 0pns.s he pronounced the Confed.
eraey myth and it was par, Of his
seeming business TO worry them, and
from present appearances he intends 10
keep I. up whenever an opportunity
p~eferfs H..M
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

The Raleigh (N.C) Wh;g come. ont
openly for reconstruction. Il saya the
State is being ruined it il flied will,
desertcre, robbers, and mu,drrers tia,
the Slase militia have thrown down
their arms and gone home, and the re.
cons.rnction Of the Union is the cnly
hope. This was written previous to tho
capture Of Port Fisher.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
S;NIE;saOv'a RauD
idJitiO mai Pc vsicnlars Of Its
Grc:s, NasCcpSS
NV York. January 50.

Nav York, January 80.
Tho "Heral.rs New y Jeans dispatch
gives the particulars Of G 'e-son's late
reid in Mississippi. They ontirm the
previous reports ri his grca, success.
They marched four hundred mi. es, Lost
less than one hundred men. cap, 1red
six hundred prisoners. and brought in
one thousand contraband% and on
thous md horses besides destroying one
hundred miles If railroad, etc.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
FROM MEMPHIS AVID CAIRO
Threatened raid by Forrest on
Memphis

Special Dispatch t, the Chicago Eve Jour.
Cairo, January %.
The Memphis Bulletin Of the 2lst
learns, on what It considers apparently
good authority, that Forrest is collect-
ing = large force a; Houston, Miss"
and that lie intends 10 make with il hrs
long promised great raid into Memphis
he has about 5000 men, but many OF
them are very disconnected, and deser.
tons are numer ous The weather here
is cold and showing.
w. Il. K.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

VALUE or MErAi-TlrpED SHOES
FOR CHILDREN An acquaintance who
has three children, informs US that since
he commenced buying tipped shoes
tone year ag"), he has saved the price
Of new boots for himself. Commercial
HET4a1,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

~ THE NERVOUS, DERlLITATED AND
J DESPONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. A
great sntTerer having Teen restored 10 health
in u few, days, aficr many years Of misery,
is willing to assist his suffering follow crea-
lures by sending free on the receipt Of a
post paid addressed envelope, copy Of the
formula OF cure employed. Direct to tc
JOHN n. DA9NALI, Rox lsa Post One.
Drectlyn, y. =.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
TIL, BLOCK AID E-RUNNERi.
4 Largo Fleet or Them En Route
ErOna EnglaG--TsvJ ut rhcsM
Probably E:nn iniO our Iaaan.lS
or SyilnsinE1Ba

srOni EnglaG--TvJ III IhcnA
Probably Ecnn iniO our NaanLs
or syilnsinxtun
New YORK January 81.
Ike Heralrs Nassau correspondent,
ls'h. says: /: The NOS. activity pre-
vailed in the An.ln re.'el bio Katie run
ming feet plying between wilmington
and Charleston aud Nassau. Cotton.
valued y, So 100000, he sta.es, bad
been landed 1T Nassau from tie aEn. :
named 5 ,uthern potts vi; IA ten days
a large number OF British trading
vessels had sailed from Liverpool Lon
don and the Clyde, laden with supplies
for the rebels Two b!"ckade.,unners
cleared for Wilmington at Nassau on
the / l.h instant. They have probably
discovered before now, on arriving in
Few Inlet, that change has taken
place IN tho position ut affairs
thcre, and that they move Mt IN
lime to fill into the han Is Of the ma
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
ysn3siy


All persons indebted 70 the andersi ensL
must call and pay up soon, Or their aoeouats
will holsft tn collection, o
= - ..A.afas. ]; csStssa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

The undersigned ere now prepared to buy
and sell Real Estate, both improved and I'm.
improved. pay taxes, reotlsnd examine titles
make convey anccs and attend generally TO
any u alters pertaining TO the ownership or.
conveyance Of real Estate In this. and the
adjoiuing counties. We have choice lot o.
lands f,r So - prices within the reach Of
all. is We are
Tho only. legally licensed
land agents IN thfs cos,nty.
Almost all strangers coming here ca upon
rs to buy. tkus giving us incr sscd facilities
over all others for selling. We solicit from
residents who desire 10 sell, . correct descrip
ton Of their lands with = general dcscr: ption
Of the quality. situation, distance from tio,-
her, Or ameunt Of timber owned, improve.
mente price g. terms Of ea'e. either verbally,
Or by mail ~ most convenient, and promise
to furnish buyers soon, for I'll Fcod lands
held 81 reasonable prices. Font delay SEND
inRin your descriiti cns each day that pass
dLAtIAN 1 EELsoN.
vssSs
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

Notice 10 Debtors
The accounts Of J. j. Stewart s Co. having
been transferred to the undersigned, he
hereby gives notice 10 all persons interested
and stiitowiDg the game that they must call
aud settle their accounts with him Jpn,
medintely at 1nka, ~ payment or nose, aud
thereby cave costs.
n9w3 G. EOLEMAN
10 John T. Hyatt
Yom are hereby notified that there is now
on f,e in the Office of the olerk ii the Dis
trict court Of Tnina county. iowa, petition
of Anna NJ. Wyatt claiming Of you li-
vcrcc and that unless you appear thereto
and defend on or before noon OF the secoud
day Of The next term ofsaid court, cammcnc-
ing or the third Monday Of February A. b.
1868, default will be entered against you
ard judgement rendered thereon.
Wy. II. STIVEES,
stamp Attorney for Plaintiff.
s #t#Ef v7M4wl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

And whereas NJ said election there w.
cast ia said county one thousand and ~
Votes "ror Restraining sleep and r~ins.'
auN ninety five votes AGAINST restraining
sheep aud sv inc majority ofall the yo'cs
cast in raid county being in fnror Of said
pr.rosition the same is declared duty ad p
ted aud the citizens Of said county VIZ
govern themselves accordingly.
Ia winners whereof I have hernn'o
Seal set my hand and official sea- THIS
10Th day Of december A. u 1871.
Hy order of the II. ard Of uycrsisnr..
DAVID d. AIFELC ATE.
vrn5lu4 Clcik
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26

Ready made Clothing.
And = thousand other articles 10 nrmer.
oUs to mention. Come and examine my
stock for yourselves. Remember will sell
- low - my Neighbors mot . little lower
,sf ~. B:TUKCBTT.
veufc1y A
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-01-26
Nxw YORK. January 81

4 Q + Nicholson, formerly United
States Senator from tennessee, has
had enpnyh Of re"vli'on, and ha>rc,urn
ci iotis b me in C,lunbia, under the
oil Dag.