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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Printers Convention

We observe that the Marshall County
Tal1ey Ne,os suggests the propricty OF
calling Printers convention, or one III
each judicial district, for the purpose Of
consulting their interests, and taking
measures to have a few of their griev-
ances rcdrcsscd. We second this move
most heartily.
No class of people in our State have
beensnore numerically Oppressed BY leg
islation, than the publishers Of newspa-
pers. We have not time to show in
our present issue these grievances, but
may do SO hereafter. suffice it to say
that if there is any other trade or pro.
fession, upon which rests one half Of the
oncrous legislation, there does upon the
l'rinter, We are ready to "cave' on all
sides. We most respectfully ask that
We may bepermittcd, by law, to..fa, eat
least half rs well as our neighbors.
Let us have the c invention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Northwestern NllSsOurl...3OO
Rebels Captured.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 14.

ST.. LOUIS, Sept. II.
Adviccs from Northwest Missouri state
that since the withdrawal Of the FEEDER
al troops from St. Joseph, the secession
lists Of that region are arming again
Some 1000 are concentrated in An
drew county, under Major Potter, and
about the same number of Unionists
composed Of Missourians and Iowans,
under Coils. Craven and Andrews, arc
stationed in the same region, and both
are preparing for . battle, which is
shortly expected.
Tom Harris, with 900 men, crossed
the Missouri river at Arrow Rock O,
Thursday last, bound for Prices army
Six hundred secessionists under Col
Hull, were marching twords Glasgow on
Wednesday to cross the river and Join
Martin Green.
The rebel camp at Dick Creek, in
Monroe county, was broken up by the
Federals on Sunday last, and it is re-
ported aoo0rebels were captured. An.
other rebel camp was broken up at
Spencerburg,l Pike county, on Monday,
and sixteen prisoners taken.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

holders loyal, and hasten the successful
termination OF this wax.
Il frequently becomes necessary in
the time Of war, in order to hasten the
ends Of justice, to override that slow
coach, the civil law, and snpplant in its
stead martial law, to be adapted to the
peculia, state Of affairs in such man
ner, as will most advance the interest
of the coantry and army IN order that
the latter may be successful. Such we
believe to be the condition Of things in
Missouri, and that General Fremont has
acted wisely and judiciously in issuing
his proclamation. It was the right
thing, at the RICH: time, i'll the right
pl ice and no man not even tie Presi-
dent himself has better opportunity
Of Judging what is needed in Missouri
to suppress the insurrection there, than
the people Of the west, and especially
Gen. Fremont. We hope he will be let
alone hereafter, and not be mcddled
with until he is obliged to resign. The
President must learn to act for the best
interests Of the county as new exigen.
cies may require even though he be
obliged to disregard, forthe time being
the principles upon which he was elected
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Com nnlunicated.
WLLIAMsroRr, Pa, Sept. 6,h,-61

W,LIIAMsroRr, Pa, Sent. 6th,-61.
Mr.. EDITOR.
Although have not the pleasure Of
your personal acquaintance, | have had
the privilege Of reading the lama Go.
Transcript, of which you are the Editor
and from its tone and spirit know you
to he Of the right stripe, aud ask it as 4
favor to speak OF my intimate friend and
school fellow, Thos Is Martin, who has
been living in Tama County for several
years, and as am pleased to see, has
been elected LIST Lieut.. of the j ANA Co
Rifles. He is Of good revolutionary
stock. His grand father, Thos. Martin
entered the revolutionary army 1T the
age Of eighteen years, and was a brave
and intrepid soldier liz nn"'n Oh
plant Martin. was 4 Lieut.. III the war
Of 1912, and distinguished himself ms y
brave officer, after which lie joined the
Patriots and went to South America
and in 1921 was elected to Congress
under the illustrious Bolivar. His
father Lewis Martin ESQ, resides ii
this place and has filed many civil sta.
tons with ability and honor, is among
the most loyal and patriotic citizens III
this state-his Younger brother Albert
Martins in the service of his country.
From my knowledge Of Lieut., Thomas
3. Martin and the stock he sprang from
after his having little experience, will
fully convince those confiding in his
ABILITY, as M officer that he will sustain
himself with honor. With my compli-
ments and best wishes for the good
health of the editor Of the transcript"
the officers and soldiers Of the Tama
County Rifles. am sir with much re-
spsect your unknown correspondent.
A. +.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
From, Washington.
sp ecisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.

sp ecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON Sept. IA.
There were rebel demonstrations last
night all along our whole line from Alex
andria to Point Of Rocks, where loud
cheering from masses Of men were
heard
Rosecrans has communication with
Cox and was crossing the Gauley al
last accoupt.
Mrs Fremont, when here, told the
Prc&d dent that her husband would
choose between obeying the proclama-
ton and resigning. This may help TO
explain the strange and macGoun.able
paragraphs in New York dispatches.
Twenty prominent peace. makers,
about to meet at Rockville, Md, have
been arrested by Gen. Banks,
The enemy have now picket guard
on the southwestern side Of Hatteras
Inlet, to wacth the movements at and
about Forts Hatteras ard Clarke.
Four vessels on their way in have been
captured by the Forts and the steamer
Pawnee
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
New Advertisements.
PROCLAMATION


10 aN phons these presents shall come,
greeting:
IX7HEREAS, it is by nm act Of the General
w Assembly Of the State OF Iowa, made the
duty of the Governor Ut least thirty days be-
lore any general election 10 issue his proc
lamation, designating all the offices to he
filled by vote Of all the elc,iors in the state, or
by the electors ofany Judicial District.
Now therefore !, Sainual J. klrkwool,
Governor Of the State OF Iowa. do by THIS my
proclamation publish and DECLARE that ut the
next general election TO ke held in this State
on the second Tuesday Of October next, the
following offices are to I've filled.---To-wit.
The Office Of Governor.
Tho Office Of Lieutenant Governor.
The Office Cf Judge Of the Supreme Court.
The office Of Representative to Congress
from the First Congressional District, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
Of Hon. Samuel Il. Curtis.
And the Office of District Judge of the
Sixth judicial District, to fill the vacancy
occasioncd by the resignation Of Hon. Will
liam NJ. Stone.
Whereof al citizens and officers concerned,
particularly the sherifis Of the several counties
viii take notice
49, In testimony whereof have
L. 8. hersanto set my hand and affixed
1-.-J the great seal Of the State Of Iowa.
Done ct Css Motives this goth day Of August
Sol Of the Independence Of the United States
the eight sixth andof this state the fifteenth.
y BY the Governor, SAMUEL. HARDWOOD.
ELIJAH SELLS, Sec. Of State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Of the Rebels at 81
joseph.
HANNIBAL, Mo-, Sept. ]

HANNIBAL, Mo-, Sept. II.
The following appears in the Messen.
ger Of this morning: "All we can hea,
confirms previous reports, that the
secessionists have full possession .of St.
Joseph, and are doing pretty muco as
they please in that city,-It is repre-
scented that they have taken control OF
the municipal affairs Of the corporation,
preventing egress aud ingress of both
mails aud travellers. They have also
levied heavy contribution on several
stores, taking just what they want.
The steamer Omaha has been seized
and appropriated 70 their purposes.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
REPUBLgCAN NOTICE.

The Republicans Of Tama County
will meet in Convention by their del
cgates, at the Court House in Toledo.
on Saturday Sept. 2sth at o'clock p
IN. for the purpose Of choosing candi-
date to succeed those County officers
whose terms expire on the 3lst Of Dec
1851.
Ratio Of representation, one delegate
to every twenty votes cast i'll each town.
ship for the Republican Electors at the
last Presidential election, and one dele.
gate for every fraction greater than
one half of twenty. Each township
to be entitled to at least one delegate
theretrom.
Township Committees will take no.
tice and govern themselves according
~.
T. w. jackson
G. w. Cowles
n f. Taylor
County Central Committee.
Sept. 18th 1901.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

The troops at Cairo are reported in
fine spirits and are to be paid of next
week.
At Iatan and at Weston, Mo-, it IL
said, the sccessionists permit no one to
90 into the town or out without passes
The rebel General Green ut the head
of 8, 500 troops, took the steamer "Sun'
shine at Glasgow in Missouri. On
board Of her was 400 stand Of arms, and
large quantity Of bacon, sugar &c,
which fell into his hands.
1t is reported that the Capt. General
Of Cuba has issued proclamation allow
ing vessels carrying the Confederate
flag to enter and clear from the ports OF
that Island upon the same terms as
other vessels.
The rebels are growing holder upon
the Potomac. 1t is almost daily &C.
currence to hear Of our pickets being
driven in.
Price Of Mo. claims to have 10000
men now under his command, and is
marching on Lexington.
| Four vessels, with English colors
flying, ran into Hat .cras Inlet, snpposing
the place was still occupied by the rebels.
They did not discover thei, mistake
until it was to late. They had valuable
cargoes.
Hardee with quite large force now
threatens to march on Ironton, Mo.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Col. PuRczEL.-Wohave been show

Col. PURCELL been shown
letter from this gentlemen to a friend
in this city in which he expresses him
self highly delighted with the progress
his men are making in regimrntal drill,
and thinks in fortnight he will have
them ready to meet the enemy. Col
r. is indefatigable, he is the right man
in the right place.
Dan. Guz.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Accidents.

Last Thursday Mr.. James Smith, son
Of II. S. Smith, living in The north east
part of Otter Greek Township, had his
right arm horribly crushed in some q
the machinery, of a thrashing machine,
which connects the horse power with
the cylinder. DR.. H. Bunce, being
called upon amputated it, with the as
sistance Of Dr.. Slocum, in very skill.
ful manner while the patient was under
the influence Of choloroform. We learn
he is doing well, and viii soon be able
to be about.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Democratic County Convention

The Democrats Of Tama Co. are re
qnestcd to meet III convention by their
delegates at the Court House in Toledo
on Monday the 3oth day Of Sept. at
o clock 2. M.-Ratio of representation
one delegate for every twenty votes
cast at the last Presidential election
in each township. Each township shall
be entitled to at least one delegate.
James f. Graham,
Chairman Democratic central lama
County committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
rHerald's Correspondence. l

Balloon accommodating to-day shows
that the body Of rebels which advanc
edlast night has fallen back behind Nun
sons Hill, and that the main body Of the
rebel army has fallen back on Manassas
and are now encamped. There are
various surlnises as to theirmovements
The general belief is that they intend
giving battle somewhere on our lines
within forty-eight hours.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

The officers Of the 10th regiment in
Camp Fremont at Iowa City are Nicolas
Purcell. Col; VIM. E. Small, Lieut.
Col; Bennett Major: T. W. Jackson,
Adjntant; r. w. Tolford, Chaplain
DR.. Davis Of Des Moines, Surgeon; and
DR.. Brooks appointed by the War De-
partment, Sutler.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
EREMlNT AND THE pRESI-
DENT.

A short time ago Major General Ere.
mont Commander Of the western di.
vision of the army, and having his head
quarters at ST. Louis, after declaring,
Martial Law, issued proclamation, in
which he declared that all persons who
might take up arms in Missouri against
the United States, or aid their enemies,
should have their property con6scated,
including that Of slaves, who should he
set free. At the last session Of Con
gross, law was passed, declaring that
I'LL slaves who were employed or per
mltted to be employed in taking up
arms against the United States, or
aiding their enemies in the present To-
snrrection, should be at once manmit-
cd. The difference is this. The law
Of Congress virtually says slave hold
er may raise his strong arm against the
government and shake Its fair fabric
from turrett to foundation, but so long
as he keep his slaves at home upon his
plantation making money for him SO
that he can be spared to strike his dead
~ blows at this government, all will be
right and our laws will protect his slaves
in enabling him to prosecute his hellish
designs.
Fremont's timely proclamation says
to tie slave holder Of Missouri, raise
but your little finger againts this gov.
crnment, and the chains Of the slave
which by this war, you are endcavor-
ing to tighten, shall be that moment
snapped assunder, and all your proper
~ scattered to the wiuds, as penalty
for the unholy war which your are wag-
ing. Thus it will be seen there is a
marked difference between the two
The President has ordered Gen. Ere
mont to make his proclamation con-
form to the act Of Congress. Now we
do not doubtthat President Lincoln is
acting upon what seems to him to be
the best policy so far at least as he is
informed of facts. He is determined
to follow out the letter as we'll as the
spirit Of thelaw. fIe knows too that
while a candidate, he and the party
which placed him in power were fire.
quently stigmatized with the name Of
abolitionists, and that if they came in
to power their intentions were to liber-
ate the slaves. This was as stou,ly
denied; and now, perhaps he thinks,
that should he let Gen. Fremont's proc
lamrtion pass lnnoticed, their false ac-
cusations would become truths, and he
be charged with being elected npon
distinctive issue, and when fairly seat
ed in power, prove recreant to it and
carry out the very opposite.
Our President should not be too nice
upon this point. He should remember
that the state Of the country is very
different than it was when he was can
didate for the Presidency. Then se
had peace; now we have war. The
slave interests have provoked this war,
and all for the advancement Of slavery.
If then the slave interests should suffer
most from this war would it be an un-
natural, All unjustifiable sequence? show
them, that their precarious hold upon
slavery is much more endangered in the
time Of war than in peace and it will
tend much toward making many slave
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

We learn that Mr.. Thos. Bremen of
the Tama County Rifles a few even-
ings since deserted his post at Camp
Fremont while on guard, the penalty
Of which is death, which will probably
be passed upon him.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
NICHOLAS PURCELL,
Col. 10th Reg.
N7'vTs VIII ~
|. 1Ae,1,cnN AZ. :,

T. W 1Acksos, Alt"
,rhree cheers was then given far the
noble Old Hungarian, and dismissal Of
the TROOPS then followed On duty hc
IS aHstefe and commanding, md moves
with that graccialnas>, which ~ ha-
comes a soldier OF his position, his
keen eve detecting q wron@ position. or
tbeleast irrcgularity ofalignment. When
he speaks there is somcthingin his tone.
that connngly subdues all feeling Of
lisnbcdience, and makes lis all at ease
from what we have heard concerning
him, and what we have seen. Weanti-
cipate pleasant time under his super
vision and control. But as | cannot
tell You all in one letter / will have to
reserve the rest for some future time
and attach it to what may transpire
during the intervals. With many wishes
Iremain yours truly
+. S. FREE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Col. Frank Blair Of st. Louis has
Been arrested by the order Of Gen. FIRE.
mont. A.personal difficulty Of which
the public are not informed, has been
growing up between them. and at last
eliminated in the arrest Of Mr.. Blair.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Adj. General Baker declines the no.
mination Of Governor rendered him by
the Union State convention. He en-
dorses the Union party, but says he can
make himself more useful to the State
for the present in the position he now
occupies.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

A trapper by the name
Of Joseph Bradley living for year
past at Buckingham, was out hunting
on IL mile creek in that town, on Fri
day last, when his gun fell from his
shoulder backwards and was discharged
the contents shattered his leg below the
knee from which he died in fifteen
hours.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Col. Merritt, has refused the nomina.
ton Of Lieut.. Governor by the Demo
cracy Of this State. In his letter de.
clining the nomination it is plain to be
seen that he considers their platform too
anti-war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Col. Hoffman Of the 9Th Iowa regi-
ment having resigned, Gov. Kirkwood
has offered the position to Lieut.. Col
Merritt Of the First Iowa regiment.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

Nessre. ROUNDS s LANGDON, are our on
ly authorized Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, 10 procure Advertisements and Sub.
scriptioas.
~ Mcssrs Horace A. Shaw, & Co., 81 Park
Row, g. l45 Nassau St, New York, are our
only authorised agents in New York City to
procure subscriptions and advertis cments.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Anot her Rebel Rout In Missouri.
Hpecial "a 81. Louis Republican.

Special to 81. Louis Republican.
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept Il.
The steamer Sioux City just arrived
from above, brings the intelligence that
the fight at Boonville, yenerday morn
ing, terminated in q victory to the
Home Guards, under Maj. Eppstain,
who held their entertainments. The.
rebels, one thousand strong, were driven
back and were in the neighborhood Of
Bocnville when the Sioux City passed
The Home Gnards lost one man killed
and four wounded. The rebels lost
twelve killed and thirty wounded.
Among the rebels killed we've Col.
Brown and Capt. Brown.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

MARTIN COUNTY, TND.-HAED TO
REAT.-ln one town Of Martin county,
Ind.,) with only 1875 inhabitants,
seven companies have been raised for
the war. In the town adjoining gentle
men worth $40, 900, has spent SIC, 200
for the benefit Of families of volunteers
and is willing to give every cent he pos
sesses for the same good cause
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

It's really 50, that quite number Of
our subscribers pay their subscriptions
once year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
NIagonln,s proclamation.
FRANkroEr, Ky., Sept. II.

FRANKFORT, Av. ,SeP'.If.
Gov. Magofiin has issued the follow
Ing proclamation: "In obedience to the
suhjoined resolution adop,e! by the
General Assembly of the Common
wealth Of Kentucky the Government ~
the Confederate States, the State ut
Tennessee, and all others concerned,
are hereby notified that Kentucky ex-
pect the Confederate or Tennessee
troops, to be withdrawn from her sol!
nnconditionallv."
LOUISVILLE. Sept. IA.
The Richmond Examiner of the 18th
says 156 Yankee prisoners were sent to
Castle Pinckney, South Carolina.
Among them are Col. Wilcox, Of thu
Mich. lst; Col Corcoran, ofthe n. \.
Goth, and many other officers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
How TO PREVENT SORE SHOULDERS

How TO PREVENT SORE SHOULDERS
IN WORKING HoRsEs. The Boston
Journal says the plan we have tried
and never found to fail is to get a
piece of leather and have il cut in such
a shape rs to lie snugiv between the
shoulders Of the horse and the collar
this fends..off all the friction rs the col
lar slips and moves on the leather and
not on the shoulders Of the horse
Chatting is caused by friction hence
this remedy is quite q plausible ono,
and is much better than tying slips Of
leather or pads Of sheepskin under the
collar.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Arrest Of Secession Cattle DrO
Vec0.

Burlington, Iowa, Sept. 12.-six
secessonists from Memphis, Mo-, some
Of whom are identified as having served
in the secession forces under Greene,
were arrested yesterday near Salem,
Iowa, with 100 head Of cattle, on their
way to Chicago. Men and cattle are
now help at Mount Pleasant, subject to
the act Of confscation
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
LOUISVILLE Sept. IA.
Frankfort, Sept. Is.

THFNEVVF, " Pt' 10'
Tie governor vetoed Yesterdays re-
solutions in reference to Confederate
troops. Both houses passed them over
Magoffin's vote.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

+ AIDES il you want any Notions, Toys
IL Fancy and Toilet Articles or lates styles
perfumery, cali ct the Pioneer Drug Store
v8n2-tf A. & g..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

z EROSENE OIL and Lamps always on
IN hand, Also Old Lamps repaired for
burning kerosene " A. IS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

HYSI CLANS Prescriptions always care
fully and accurately compounded.
A. & s.