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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
Washington News.
MAslnNGToN. .Ang. II.

w ASIliS6ToN, Aug. 4.
The Government regards the paroles
Of prisoners arrived here rs being Of no
binding effect.
Mrs. Lincoln had left for the scashorc.
There is no truth in the report about
the sinking of the Yankee.
The rebel Congress extended its
military jurisdiction over Delaware,
Maryland and Missouri, and arc endeav-
oring to form regiments in those States.
Two Of the released surgeons agree
that our wounded are we'll cared for.
have good mir and good, but somewhat
crowded recommendations They deny
that onr wounded were bayonetcd or
hospil als shcllel.
One Of Heanreyard's ails told them
that but $4,000 men were engaged on
their side and confessed that If their
soldiers had been awarn that they were
whipped along the whole line they
would have fled, but what buoyed chem
up, and dispirited us, was that Johnston
was coming viii, $4,000 men.
Times Dispatches.
Gen. Anderson, though.advised BY hi
physicians to refrain from active duty
his determined ut once to take til,
field. When warned that he NIGH
! break down, he answered that the Unio,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
ST. Lorls, August II.

The following proclamation was just
issncl:
HEAno'ns WESTERN DpT'MESr,
Sr. Louis, Mo. August Ii.
thereby declare and establish martial
law in city and county Of St. Louis
Mayor J. Mckinstry, Z. 5. \. is appoint
ed provost marshal Al orders and
regulations issued BY him will be re
spccted and obcyed accordingly.
Signed, ]. G. FREMONT.
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Maj. Mcl<insirv has arrestc.l.Iohn \
Hrownlec, president Of the Board Of
police commissioners. AMI appointed
Basil Duke instead. The laws Of the
city and state..wil! be executed without
charge.
It is reported tat Gen. lIardec with
force of from II. .eGO to 400 rebels
marching on Pilot Knob. The fc,lc,:;l
force at that leint is about 500, with
S cannon.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

Gov. kirkwood has received letter
from the Ordnance Bureau Of the War
department stating that 1000 Sharp's
carbines, 1000 Colts pistols, and 1000
cavalry sabres, together with accoutre-
mcnts and ammunition have been
ordered from the L. S. Arsenal at New
York, at as early day as may be
practicable, It is understood that
these arms arc follthe protection Of the
frontier fora City Reporter.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

men of Kentucky were ealing him to
lead them, and that he must, and would
make the attempt, and if he failed he
would fail in a most glorious .caus.
It is reported that ,he;;steam-gun boat
Yankee was sunk by shot from the
rebel steamer Page, at the mouth Of
Aqua Greek. Isadore Clark, Of New
York, editor Of the Poughkedpsie Ea;.,;, E1.,;a
is appointed commercial agent Of IL.
A;noor river. Mr.. Partridge, who is
appointed to Shanghai, is Secretary Of
the State Of Maryland.
[N. i. Heralds Di-patch.1
Among our wounded at Centerville
are: Capt. J. NJ. Casey, 1T Mich,
wounded in the leg very severely, since
died; II. w. Facan, 1st Mich, wounded
in the thigh; lst MINI. Regiment-Sergt.
G. H. Harris, Corpl. w. /. Person,
Jacob Nenspcrgcr. Allen Hancock,
Elwcod Rawlcy, ]. $. Has keli, died
July ostl; VIM Booth, f r. Reed, JAS.
TAYLOR died July soth, David Jones, A.
=. Clark, Corri. Chas. Graves, Christian
kisler, John Ross, g. C. Criycn, 4. Il.
Gaskell, sergt. Anton Cabloc!S died
Aug 1th.
Tmes's dispatch.
From source in which I place I'M
plicit confidence, I learn that the rebel
forces at Manassas. Fairfax Court
House, Ccntery;lle and Vienna are with
in il fraction Of G0.000 men and that Ill
the force engaged in the battle Of Bull
Run yet remain in that vicinity.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
State Of Iowa. ! :

Tamn County.
TO Isaac Prichard Orinda J. frichard, hi.
wife. and Butler, Keith and Hill.
Won and each Of You are hereby notified tha,
there 10 now on filc in the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court Of Tnma County, nforc
said, petition Of william 8. Blair, claim
ing Of You the foreclosure Of mortgage
therein dcscribed aud that unless yon mp
pear thereto and defend, on or before moon
Of the first day Of the next term Of said Court
to be begun on the 2nd Monday Of septenhs,
A. D., 1861. default will be entered against
yon and judgement rendered thereon.
August 9th, 1851.
ISAAC L. ALLEN,
n40w Atty. for Plaintiff.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
DIR. D. K. WEIR.

Late Of Pennsylvania announces - tho citi
nens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
alcntly located in this place, offers hisservices
~ Practitioner Of the German, French Span
ieh mode Of medical treatment, 50 successfully
pracliced Of late in France, Spain and america
lIe not only ascertains the nature Of disease,
as formerly practiced by physicians, but passes
ON and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at distance
and unable 10 visit him, can be treated BY
sending him clear will full Of their morning
slrine, from which the disease will BE ascer-
aaincd. Female complaints in Ill their various
forms treated carefully and coa6dentially.
will attend to all calls promptly. Residence
aud effice one doar South of the Peoples
Store. D. 8. WEEK
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22

tNnn ne 0cmande0, tnuS giving 3SSur-
ance to the world Of the unalterable
determination Of this Government to per-
petuate its existence as established by
our fathers, to crush ont the foulest re-
bellion known to history and to liberate
she loyal people Of the rcbcllious States
from the odious dcspotism and terror
ism which have wrenched from them
the blessings Of peace and prosperity in
the Union Of the States, and we del
mand the prosecution Of th9 war until
the insults to our national flag and an
thority arc avenged BY the restoration
everywhere oflaw and order, and the
supremacy ACKNOWLEDGED Of the United
States Constitution, as declared by its
own term.
7th. In State Affairs we demand al
the economy consistent with the public
safety, and all the l;beralits required 70,
the comfort and efficiency Of our volnn
teers, and for the protection Of the
State against invasion To that end
we approve the action Of the General
Assembly at its Special Session, making
appropriations for war purposes.
sih. We heartily invite the cooper
alton with us Of men I'll parties, what
ever their former political ties, who
adhere to these sentiments, and who
mite il the patriotic support Of the
nrcsent loyal Administrators Of the
Government.
On motion Of Mr. Lcakc the Resolu-
tons were adopted.
Mr.. Grinnci! offered the following:
Rcsoltea, That the loyal spirit eviuce,i
hy the nat,ir.,lizea citizens III onr co,n
try Of the several nationalities, in their
prompt enlistment in the war for the
Union, and the valor exhibited BY the
Irish and German soldiery on the late
battle field has commanded the al
,niration Of al the patriots; and We
honor the President for his promotion
OF Col. Sigcl to 4 Brigalier- Gcneralship,
in consideration Of h', brilliant military
achievements in the State Of Mi, ,ufi
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. L. II. Miller offered the following:
Reso'reI, That we recognize in the
present administrator at W Washinyton
the Constitutional Government Of the
Nation, and not the central power of 4
political party, md IS the legally con-
stituted Government. we will uphold i,
against its alversarics. whether they
show themselves asapen Rebels in South
or as sympathizers :tith Rebellion in the
North.
Adopted.
Mr. Rupert moved that the next
State Convention be held in lows CITY.
Tabled.
On motion Of ifr. Brockway, the
thanks Of the Convention were rendered
to the Presidents anil Secretaries.
Mr.. Caldwell moved to adjourn. Car
ried.
Attest:
n.A. wILrsE, Chm.
I. LEw1s u. s"'rn, Secretaries.
WV. lIoRSER,
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
RESOLUTIONS PASSED RY TfxE
LATE RElDU 13l.lCAN STATE
CONVENTION Al DIS
MONIES
RESOLUTIONS.

The Republican Convention assem-
l,lcd at Dcs Moincs on the 3lst day 81
July A. y. 1861, adopts, ,ly following
Resolutions:
lst. Renewing our declarations al
unalterable devotion to the Constitution
and Union Of the States, to the doc,
trines ofthc declaration ofIndepcndencc
and to the law OF submission to the vii
ofthc majority ,constitntionallv express
ed, We again commend each and all o.
these corner. stones Of our Govcrnmenl
to the nnchanging affection Of the peo.
pie Of Iowa.
End. That this convention III be-
half of its on immediate constituency
and ofall patriotic citizens acknowledge
with profound gratitude, tie prompt
dedication oflife aud fortune by on,
gallant VOLUNTEERS, in response to the
appeal made to loyal people by
patriotic President, and III this action
creditable alike to the administration
and to the people and We witness 4 re
turn Of the noble spirit Of the Rcsol,-
ton.
Sd. That the new doctrine of sscces.
sion is a wicked abomination, as abhor-
rent to patriotism, as it is alien to the
Constitution, demoralizing in its prin
ciplc, and destructive in its action, a
disguise to treason, and an apology for
traitors, tic ruin Of commerce anil the
dissolution OF political society, the moth
er Of all political crimes and the sum Of
all villianics, and as such we utterly re.
jcct, and hod itin absolute detcsta,ion.
4th. That Government ALWAYS means
coercion when its lawful authority is
is resisted, and those who oppose Co
erciou' necessarily oppose Government,
itself, and deny to it the only power BY
which it can be maintained. Anti-co
ercion therefore is only another Of their
dlsguiscs Of treason, BY which it hopes
so to weaken the Government at pres
ent rs to overthrow it in the future, and
We brand it as hypocrisy and repuliate
It.
5th. Having by ottr first War Of IS
won cur independence, and established
Our glorious Constitution and Union,
and having by our sccofd war Of 1912
maintained our National integrity a
gainst the most formidable Of foreign
foes. it now remains for lis to establish
that integrity for all year to come a.
gainst internal foes. and in this third
and last .,reat trial Of our country's his.
tory, il its struggle to maitain that sys-
tenn Of government which has been the
admiration Of the world whoever hest
tatcs or faltcrs should receive the exc
crction Of mankind, as he surely will the
reproaches OF posterity.
9th. The value Of the constitution and
the Union cannot b. measured by dol
lars and cents nor by the span Of 4 hu
man life, and there should be no imi
to appropriation Of men and money 70
their preservation, except tho amour
requisite for certain success. Wethcre
fore cordially approve both tho 'actio,
Of the President in calling for men an,
l money and the action Of Congress i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
d. p. /. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito the inhahi-
tAn,f Of Toledo, and vicinity,) % Practice
.ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of 70
males and Children.
t'Aronis diseases will receive special atten
.Eion.
Those whose fears have been excited agains
iheexcessive use Of calomel, or Mercury, in
any form-May rest assured thoy Will rereieve
no injury-during treatment.
Every person will be expected 70 settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. By CASH, PRO
DUCE or NOTES.
Positively, present indebt.
sdnsss to be Immediately paid 10 7. 3. Mar
ain. DIR. T. 1. BALDf.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
Select school.

The undersigned will commence Select
School in Toledo on Monday, SeIt. 3D. to con.
tinne eight weeks. The School is designed fol
advanced scholars and those wishing toqual.
ify themselves for teaching.
Terms $500 for eight weeks.
Toledo, Aug. 10Th, 1861. ,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
MEDICAL Notice.

Doci. II. Bnnce, again offers his service t.
tshe citizens Of Toledo and surrounding coun-
try, as Physiciaa and Surgeon. Doct. Burce
may be found at his office in ]. NJ. Shanklins )
Drug Store, fro,a o'clock A. NJ. until 8 7. NJ.
except when professionally absent. Calls
aeft with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
attended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-08-22
MILLINERY

I AIDES have just received ! very large
IL stock Of new Spring and Summer Milli-
merry Goods Of the latest style which will
sell very cheap. will also attend to Dress
Making with much care. ! will Try to nccomo-
date al my customers. Rooms at Mr.. VIM.
Moorcrofts, southeast part Of town.
MISS +. Z. NASH.
Toledo. Nav 9th. 1861. v3-n27
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MILL.

ElOJ KING MILL.
The unde,sig ,ed, proprietor Of the abcvs
named mlli gives notice 10 the Public that he
has taken possession OF the will and will en-
leayor to give
IS GOOD sATEsFACT'fON As CAN
BE GIVEN.
Having ssfited the Mil from wasting the
Flour AMI wheat. and re-eogged one wheel 80
as % grind Corn and give good sa,isfac,ioA in
that line. The following is the
f. at os . f - g III
WHEAT AND RYE ono eighth.
BUGkWHEAT one sixth.
CORN, one sixth
WHEAT ground for 10 cents per busLei.
Chopped Rye Oats SC !"
CORN s !"
II desired, flour will be given in exchange
for wheat. From 30 70 3s lis OF flour will 10
given.
FLOUR, MEAL, SHORTS 4 BRAN
on hand and for sale At the lowest cash rri-
ces.
The Peoples patronage is respectfully solicit.
ed.
Toledn March o1st 1851 y3-n2O-sf
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Having ssftted the Mil from wasting The
Flour ant wheat. and re-eogged one wheel 80
as 70 grind Corn and give good Satisfaction in
that line. The following is tho
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17

HoN. NJ. r. HILL.-The Trenton Standard
of Saturday last says
OF all the noble and heroic champions of
the rights of the South in the State of Ten
nessee, none stands forth more conspicuously
than the Hon. NJ r. Hill. Formerly ne was
firm friend of the Union, and was for exert
ing every endeavor to maintain the rights of
bis native State in the Union if possible. But
the hopes of the friends of the Union in the
Border States have been dispelled by the
treachery and duplicity of the Lincoln dy-
nasty in levying a war of determination
against their friends and brethren in the Sc
ceded States and now he is found one of the
most fearless defenders of the South out of
the Union, peaceably if we can, forcibly if
we must. His speech in this place on last
Monday was one of the most logical and I'M
auswerable that we ever listened to. He
showed up in glorious colOrs, how utterly
base and lgnoole it was for man to array
one class of the community against the other,
the poor man against the rich man, the coun-
try boy against those who reside in towns
the STAKEHOLDER against the non-slaveholder,
stigmatiZing the promulgator of this most
infamous doctrine as a traitor and scoundIel,
and as one unworthy the confidence of the
community in which he lives. His speech
made powerful impression upon the minds
and conscience of some few in our midst who
were still opposed TO Tennessee Withdrawing
from an AbolitioniZed Government. Gibson
county is nov almost unit in favor OF Ten
nesse's Withdrawing from the Union which is
now perverted to their injury and oppression.
We do not believe there are half dozen per-
sons in our place who are in favor of Ten
nessee's longer remaining in such Union.
God speed the hour when she shall stand re-
generated and disenthralled from the bondage
in which Abolition power is attempting to
Mace her.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-05-17
General Grand Enc.mpment circuia,
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE OF THE GRAND MASTER OF KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
BENJAMIN BROWN FRENCH,
Grand Master of Kaights Ttmplar Of the Usited
States of Anneriea.
To ALL TRUE AND PATRIOTIC TEMPLARs:
BRoTHERLY LOVE, PEACE, HONOR.
An awful fratricidal conflict seems to be
impending. He alone who rules the desti-
mics of Nations can prevent it. He works
through human instruments. implore every
Templar knight on the Continent of Ameri-
ca, after humbly seeking strength and aid
from on High. to exert all the means at his
command to avert the dread calamity, which,
to human vision, seems inevitable.
Let each Templar to whom this may come
remember how often we have stood at each
others side, and raised our voices in prayer
for the prosperity of common country and
a common cause. Let all call to mind how
the Knights of Virginia, mingliDg in fraternal
brotherhood with those of Massachusetts,
pledged themselves to each other, on Bunker
Hill, only few brief years ago; and when
another year had passed away, the same no.
BILE bands stood together in the city of Rich
mond, in the State of Virginia. the birthplace
of Washington, and with mutual vows bound
their souls in an everlasting covenant! Let
them remember these things, and, with hearts
on fire with love for each other, and for their
countrynen, go forth among those country
men and implOre the arbiIrament OF peace,
instead of that of the sword.
ask no one to surrender principle that
has become dear TO his heart: but / ask
every one to labor and pray that such coun-
sells may take place between the contending
parties. who have for so many years acted
with a common impulse, as to restore harmo-
ny and kind feeling, and avoid the curse of
having fraternai blood crying to Heaven from
the ground, and bringing down its maledlc-
ton on our children's children through all
future time! Labor and pray that hostilities
may be suspended until the mild counsels of
peace can be appealed to, and that the appeal
may not be in vain.
Casting aside every political feeling, every
political aspiration, and asking every Tenn
plar TO do the same, let US, as one man, unite
in one grand effort to prevent the shedding
of fraternal blood, and to inaugurate here
that blessed result which our Lord and Mas
ter initiated-"Peace on earth and good will
to men,"
TemplarsI you count, in this land, by tens
of thousands. Each one has his influence in
the circle about him. Never, no never, was
there an opportunity to exert that influence
in more holy cause, or to more sublime
purpose. Forward, then, to the rescue OF
you country from fratricidal war!
But, if war must come-which dread Ca
lamity may God, in his infinite mercy, avert
then call on every knight Templar to
perform that sacred duty. which so well be-
comes our Order, of binding up the wounds
of the afflicted and comforting these who
mourn.
Dated at the City of Washington, on this
eighteenth day of April, in the year of our
Lord 1861, aud the year of our Order TAB.
B. b. FRENCH, GRAND MASTER.
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