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, 1863-09-06

axwMu LAcn1nxa.-Tha "Fiorenre," ut III
Lake skcet, In the hands Of the eatorpsisins men
who have In charge It's Introduction, Is faat be-
coming household word In tho Northwest II Ia
doubtful II any now machine hAs eYef met with 10
extended a sa1o has ever given such universal |
eslIefsct.on as tho Fso7rnce." Thcso aro reasouA
for this SUCCESS which arc apparent to tho carsfu
observer. 49,
Fi,,,-N IL simple. t:v,., .-~
seeond-1t is tho perfection Of mechanism.
Thith-1t drops NO stltchnt. . :, i.
Fourth-1t sews and feeds to the right sud lon.
Fifth-1s fssteps tho ends Of nach aean; leaving
II elastic with a changeleea tension
sixth-It sewB the li2htest gosAmet tissue, and
the heaviest beaver with equal ease. stays the
RAM At any point deslFpd. and runA gently and
-noiseleesly.
seventh-1t makes four different stitches upon
The axme machine. !! r" -, - =
Can aar other sewing machine exhibit 1arrer
list Of claims upon the good opinion OF .ts pa
.tzunAs ,.~., =
Mc.s,s. Vim. H. Sharp & Co., viii exhibit this
triumph or sewing mechanism to Ill who nay
| favor them With aca1l at the salosroom Of tho
| Florence Sewing Aachiuo Co. for the Northwest
| 124 Lake street.
A PLEDGE or CoNr1pKHcn IN THE GOVERN
nnx1.-One Of our prominent Lakn street mer-
chants whose wholesale Aao .fe1Aa ay goods es.
'anhsomen. aAs come e'ss uau"sfs, n.o JUS.
given eu1sns nlnstsaaon ., .ae 1Got k'aa o.
eonnoenee IN eas ssAp''s., =. - ku'esa1 a y
inscssog WtR R.sssse"a - ato ~ sosat1'
.ues ana ~ ~ na ..snn.aaa ~ .stoHs
| -N-.-s. =. -...s III -
a"a as.,on., @ .;rs.nss :pa p =. s"aleo
Whaa ~. p,rbnoo,;;, ,r... ~, .nno,rsa 49,.
,,a,ch,nt ,-3rcc }.. 1ac.teo f,vtbon...s H.
~ his n1oft, vit1, r, r. A. and t.t.n -
therrfor. It viii he somethinr to he to,d % sbrnsd
~. cr,mnle I. one W. notnt Ia wtth MA. ~ =.
"a wo4thv t1e cuu1ation ~ c.n,t.,,.ts Tho1o =,
nj. ~ ha ,.,6 fbat snch n,tr1ot1.rn .r,i, w. =,
tonaed 1r;th M .,rrisr--. md r,v h. a. ,..~n
nna.r thc he,a ~ r.n,nner,tlvs 1o~,,,~
---
>; WATCH PREsEzTAT1os.-Frank Chaudle.
o{ the Rock Island Railroad Office, was mado tbs
recipient, on Wednesday evening Last, Of macn.
fccnt gold wstch, a. y token Of the respect and
ss'een =. 10y n.sua. . " suv .S ,ne pseseala
~. .,tr.,ton I.h,sh h. h,a law. .;;....
wiz ana n. v,tch a., sro,n II, .1e,.rt -,
.sh3,,hrnso, ~ fauc* proa aI.l. ,t,nst ,rh;s,
i
, 1863-09-06

a,,s,,os ApDRrss.-Mrs VInton, return
~ mI,s.ona1s, viii deliver Al address on m,salons
In Dutn.h, in the Firtt B1phst Church. sals orc
N{uE. '---:sE:
, 1863-09-06

Fon MAcK1NAc, AND ILL PoI1Ts OF LAKH Su-
rKR1oR.-The magnificent slde-wheel steamer
Planet, Capt. T, Chambe1lln, will leave ftst dock
above Rush Street Bridge, for above ports on
Monday evening Sept. 7th, At 8 o'clock. A. E.
GoopKlcn, and Rlfes st.
, 1863-09-06

y ~. y. ~ .t,c., which our ernuocrst,on oydJr
~ show ;Tere nj destro7ed. toecthct ,v,ib
s..s ~. 80 1o,d. ~ the honscho1s fn1,tr,.
se,-tr,ats. n3lea In nuhbAri conrt rr,novea
~. r-.t -.E.,,e. NJ tbe cnnfacr,t,oo
~ ~ - rnt,, no,c than m hour afsar n.
-, j. ,,a+.tfon th.t nnv as..t,,ao ,,,;.r
~ sos ~ -'.hs st.s,n.-. .,a - ~ ttn,s ~
a. er.s - ~. , rc,,suf ~. ~. t,a.,- Nv
sue I ~ 49, ,t-crt h-ino s..,t,,rs ~. -,
~ 49, .-o,. ~ tbn11a,n,. ta,,e Sm.ess
an'' 1As ~. AHA ,r,+h - -1n,.,t,ss
ones, NV - 49, ah,1as,a -. 4.tn ~.
s...,- ~ 80 49, 49, "s s-.. ...-s
oues sIa ..s.s ~ -. 'aSt =. 49,
1oeAo'y "ou,o NV 1e 80. ~ se atto~aen
tae eat5 aa! te~s "o ~ o4 ~ o.sSas
Eould Fenoef notneicse eseaset aaupc& oi .a"'-
les, me ieaenasn.s n4nns .uo !a.os aaa hh4ng
he alley Honts. ~" - oos '. wv uoS' pa'n'a4
eAtures that belongs 10 tols nfet 70 degree
.qua1led BY no preceding ecunagration IN the his
:ory Of the city, Let u pause to commend these
many hapless sufferers 10 the tender FJnpathles
Ind matcrta1 aid OF our citizens.
A little after ave o'clock the hra might be pro-
uounced In check. Our appended notes vii mark |
Lhe boundaries Of the disaster. On tbs northwest |
corner Of the block, on tho Wabash a.enue front,
The elegant residence Of Alexander White, oecu- |
Piled BY 4. G. BADGER, Esq, Was for some time In /
great danger, and only saved by the daring cxe,-
oone " .ou neest "..,-.....,'.."- 49, "..".
pfant nAa VIC tne@. sofeo11es eae ns'ex e."oaes
III INC .es1W tue "aoasn assaae t%' .soaS' s, a"1
alsneoe = p"13'et W es ne - >aas e'iesaoa+
tlS1 W A''ses, - ,. A.s
nc eoeaes ". aes s...es". ~ .uu an. Nu'tu-
"ess eo1rr4 W s4e s4.e s-'' w. ~ oseo~
p.su ~ 80. a e-no - 80 f>'3'''' '"op'
oamsseoa aooot Nv.
1ae e1ee ssot, ~ 1S'ea.S oooa ~ 1.tuH'
"atca ""s 4s>eA.. 49, sF.,a ae1
tno oam@ee ea1sa'ueo ~ - seA ~.s1ms krnR
"Aya le~ "sTne ~, "~e .rsa -s - " ~
LEVI. s,i;a 9 .sst ,..- 49,. 1smr ~ 1s1,t sta..
nsnee We elo nos .p sna uaas s.1.o'
1ne seoona ~ H .s,,.a ~, - 49, ~ ~.
ua1unes ~ ~ .a.,.s saah-,,-a | 1.Nn,.a
James an Hnu %t. tAtssa ~ pui1aus WEE
PROBABLY msut ~ tee-tue "eeupeuts 'oss e's1,1aiax'
50 W. .AS Sos.pea os. = ..o su0e esaop.pus
1oek tAseo' o"nsie 1oo oesupAal'na na1nss aot ~
etnaanea-
NO. ~ ta1ee e'ot3 ooanlns o"Aeo " soan
Nicholas keisas had grocery stose IN THIS eame
bu1ldtng-loss shout $ku-ansnfed sSs. Ihers
were I'VE families IN the onildlnE VINO lo6saA taelr
furniture, clothing, &C. '
No. A98was occupied BY Ara. Glenn II IN Eating
Saloon. Estimated loss $500. - -
No. &10 was tworsto1y building. owned BY
Beers, and occupied by Meyer al 1unk-ahop. Tbs
second story 1as .occupied by An exprassmsn
named Hutza, who lost all his furniture, clothing,
etc. - 49,
In barn in the rear Of this building, the dse
originated, believed to be the work OF an incsn-
dla1y. upon suspicion Of which, Jacob Beobstein,
sGe1man II yeAss Of age, has been arrested The
bazn WIS destroyed, with two mnles and lot OF
fnga. etc. Ntar this stsble barn Was destroyed
belonging to a. F. Newton, 1ts Third avcnus.
No. <l2, in Beers block. was occupied By John
La5man, r. baskot snanufsesureE. Losa- about
, 1863-09-06

~ Walsh. corner Of Madison street and Gus
tom Hopbo Place, has received Madame Donor
est's Mlrer Of Fashion for September, and shs
amber Gods," )" and other tales, q new volume by
The author OF q Sfr Rohan'a Ghost do.
, 1863-09-06

Arrivals at the Go1dicras Homo.
The following Are tho arrivals at tho Soldie11'
home stnea our last Issue:
J. c. Rowan. co. F, 1s7th H.; Lieut.. Darne1l, F,
18th H.: 4. Br5snt, I, 3tst Wis; c. Henderson,
B. 18th Mich; 3. 0afh4m, 3, 18th Mich.i T. 3.
via: B. T. Gibson, a, 1&th Wis; 8. stabbs, D,
S5thI
, 1863-09-06

RxxorAL-Beunett, P1eters & Co., havo re-
moved their stock OF Wines and Liquors to thelr
new Store, 81 River stzeet-thcir 1Ate Store, lfo
eouth Water strcet, being too small to supply the
demands. Of their customefs: They nov have
room and capacityt to supply iobbezs and wholesale
goods In their line OF trade. st
, 1863-09-06

pzo11s1c.-HensJ Fuller, ESQ.,, iszcceivlnfg
.po hund1ca1 1hasketa Of excellent peaehes daily
nom his oscbard in st, Joseph, from trees four
<enrs old. This IL wonderful yfsld.-
, 1863-09-06

60 TO TIE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT 3 GrRArroN's
CHc4ao COMMERCIAL. col11oE, to get I thorough
ptsctical business education For circulars ad-
dress (enelosing Rtamps) BRrAET & 8TRATroH,
. Chicago, minp34,
, 1863-09-06

CHICAGO THROAT AND LUNG IN.
STlIUTEs
, 1863-09-06

Vessels Passed Detroit
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1inuanl
DxTEor. Sept s, lsE.
uF-PEop. Mohawk: bark Wlnalov; brig North
sEpton: schr. 1Athrop. Lydia Gaze. JupisG. ssa
JActnts. Da:ten. ually. Aretu1rs. Aan. .foss. Wings
Of tho Morning. ". Young. Dsuatles.
DpwN-None.
, 1863-09-06

RxNExpER-The Grand Railroad E1cafaon
Ia Niagara Falls viii oecur on tho 18th. sta tne
Michigan Central aud Great Western ha'fo@as:
Tor rs,t,culars see advertisement.
, 1863-09-06

MEMORIAL OF THE LATE JUDGE MAN.
1xnRE,-Jamcs Lawton will speedily publish a
lithog1nph Of the late Judge Aancrrt, from q
life eIze photograph bY Wallace. Tho likeness Ia
most excellent onc.
, 1863-09-06

f~"Madame Demorcsts's Mirror OF Fashion,
The fall number has becnsceclycd ly McNally s
Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-09-06

NoT1c1.-We defer until tomorrow publishing
An interesting letter from DR.. James Hunter, of
ISL South C1aIk street, on Chronic La1Jncittt or
C1crHyMen'e Sore Throat
, 1863-09-06

suUNXars BY lAE1 ron fHx LAstIwK1Tx.TuuH
u0uX0. ~
49, Flour. Wheat. CoTn. OAts. Bra. Barry
.--..-. brl1 hn. bn hu. bu- .hu
To Port CoIhoTne 1880 ,..... So s725
To Other PoTts.. rs .... 1875 I26S $50,
, 1863-09-06

HoGsx FCR11su1So.-We don't refer 10 far
"nishfng forses for tenants, though We wish for
that hrspeh OF industry great increase in this
city. But we do mean Furnishing the houses Of
tEn1nts. department Of t-ade which las come TO
be distinct In ise1f and employs the Attention ADD
capital Of numerous aorxiahlng establishments In
this city. Such one Is TINT Of the ente4pristng
b,otaefs, a. r and G. q. Miller. at rs and ss1
State street, on tho corner OF 1aetson. Their
wagon IL kept bury ut this season. making eonnec~
ton with our city houses especially when the Fail
Ia drawing the lines Of home the closer, and prepa
ration IL being made for tho colder raocths to
eome. Everything that Is for kitchen and culinary
outat, the appliances Of the 1sundr1. wares In
iron, wood TN and willow, parlot stoves Tor otna-
meat and usa, md cook stores whose beausy II
after the rule OF " "naadeomc Is that hsndsouno
does, :, cutlery for The pocket the table, tho shop,
houseftttpS hardware for builders uee, thesa aud
norr arc IN conprtted IN the lIpc OF the Metsts
Miller, the capacity Of whose double store il fly
tested by their assortment, never before ls,ve,
and mora excellent than NOW. They keeo lsrrs
{o,ee of workncn busy in thet1 Timing denxrs
rent. They maintain c1osa connections with Ii,
lesd'px xtcve manufacturers in tho county. J1s
now the Indies arc especially patronixtng thsi
ku1t Ja1s and GEES, comprising al the latest style
q. that indispensable feature in domestic eeonc
1,ic. In fho,t, look In 1t Messss. Auless .. Nyo
would learn vhat house furnishing has come to b
and your visit Of cuziostty win ba sare to be on
ot tua.ntss. II 5ou have occasion for anythfn:
Letf IIe,
, 1863-09-06
PKLTS

LATEST DHY GOODS QUOTATIONS..
The following sro Tho whole:ala nes cxsh pyires o.
M Tho ,eadlnE ktylta Of domestic d5y KSoda sola u
ftt Nov TorE m2IESt:
, 1863-09-06

Tur BoAxo or TAADH WAB CoHArrrB1.-
rbr meubcrs Of the War Committee sare respsct-
Inv invited 10 neetthe Ladies' War COMMITTEES
nj theirroms in the City Railway Block. on Mon.
t.sY It o'clock p. H., to hesr the report Of said
.orm1ttce, Nrs. o. &. HosAKH, 6ec'y.
, 1863-09-06

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttfoupe.l
a.. Bn1Datroxr, sspt. s 1sz.
CLEARED,
Y...un kn ono .kt..1..
, 1863-09-06

Aepu1n-The bark Western Metropons
arrived IN Milwaukee on satascn5 ~ - 49, =.
steamer Geo. r. Wood sne VIII ~ 'e's @0sA -
Milwaukee for repairs.
, 1863-09-06
DESERVED TESTIMONIAL.
Success OF DR.. Ayers Mode Of Cure.

Tho following letter IL from Hon. VIM. 3. Gin
thur. = member OF the Legislature from Cook coun-
~, It may be remembered that, during thp se1son
OF the legislature. this gentleman was Obliged to
return to Chicago. owing to the extent OF his dis
casc OF the throat. It will be seen that he has
fu1ly recovered his health under the tse1tmcnt Of
Dr.. l. Winslow Aver, of tho Chicago Lung lnsti-
tute, Mccormick Building. corner Randolph and
Dearborn streets.
Cu1cAoo, Aug. -, 1858.
I have made trial Of Dr. Ayers new eystem Of
treatment for diseases Of the throat ard air pss-
eaees With tho most gratifying and successful r.
enlts. In my opInlont tho rr.Rctice ia long step
IN advance Of any other treatment In affections Of
tho Throat aud Cheat. In my case, the effect Of the
Of but a few week., feel ~ veil "a I ever have.
! am both surprised and delighted, and cordially
commend Or Aver to all suffering from Throat
aud Chest disease. VIZ. E. GIHTuKR.
MADAME nemorcsts's Mirror Of Fashion y
, 1863-09-06

COLLECTOR roH THR LA~RaSca hHt1aR
Fxp.-M1. C. J. Hambleton has consented to
eu1]set for the relief Of Lawrence, kansas, on
Tr.hinsson, Aatit2a and Monroe streets, cast of
c1ut, and viii eoamcnee early this week We
tespeak for hl liberal contributions on behalf ol
tlc srftcs;rc pecple Of Ksnsas,
, 1863-09-06

A Coon BRAxD,-A basket Of tho 40. B.
~, ,c.eaes teec adyertisemenp was placed on on
t,s1c b1 Mr. q. P. Stanley. 1eproved conc1usisely
son. th.t good peaches were zaised 1t st. Joseph
.,s .c.sou, and that No. ~ State street. We think
=, - torn,shes portion Of thatn-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
IsrOyynsON'S Knoxville Whig
-an0sRebel Ventilatvf..

PROF ose to publish weekly and
Tri Weekly journal, bearing the above
title, at Knoxville, in Feast Tennessee
and the Weekly paper. made up from
the contents Of the Tri Wcekles, pro.
pose to send out to distant subscribers.
for two dollars per annum, invariably
paid in advance. Subscriptions and
remittances viii be forwarded to me at
Cincinnati, from which point / expect
to issue the first number in October .as
it was in that month, two years ago, my
paper was crush, d by the God forsaken
mob at Knoxville, calledthc Confederate
Authorities. | will commence with
this he'll born and hell bound Rebellion
where they forced me to leave of, and
all who wish the paper would do well
to begin with the first Issue, as inten !
tint single paper shall h}e worth The
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Proclamation.

WHEREAS, The Constitution of the
United States has ordered that the priv
ilege of the writ OF haLeus corpus shall
not be suspended unless when in cases
ofrebellion or invasion, the invasion Of
the public safety may require it. And
WHEREAS, a rebellion was existing
on the Sd day Of March, 1868, Which
rebellion is still existing. And
WHEREAS, by statue that was ap
proved on that day, it was enacted By
Il G Senate and House OF Representa-
tiyes of the United States in Congress
assembled, that during the present in
snrrecti"n, the President of the United
States, whenever, in his Judgement, the
public safety may require it, is author
lied TO suspend the privilege Of the writ
Of hobeas corpus in any State through.
cut the United States or any point
hereof. And
WHEREAS, III the Judgement Of the
Prcsia NJ, 'hepnblic s. + ty does require
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
7 he lasE:s Republican Union
Platform.
RESOLUTIONS.


We 4 Convention 81 representatives
Of i G loyal People Of The State Of Iowa
as, nb!ed cndcr t:,e calling of tile Re
pJllican organization Of the State IS an
EXP; esson If tn Views which shah roy
e,n ur political action,io declare:
L. That Wien our fathers famed ou'
Constitution, and founded thereon Il
hci nblic.n form Of Government they
intended to and did grant to that Coy.
crrment full power TO sustain lis nation
Al existence.
Tia, Whenever t4c life of he e.
pubic is endangered, either by invasion
Of REBELLION, the Constitution ,nsti!es
tic use ct necessary means known te
civilized warfare in resisting invasion Of
suppressing rebellion,
J. That We fnily and heartily endorse
tlc olisy Of lie Administration, and
We will - the nttnos, continue to sns.
tin lie <sosernmert.in snpr'esslng the
re}el on. end 10 effect hat nlieet We
pledge our fortunes and orr lives.
That the gratitude Of Free Poo.
pc IS dae onr soldiers in the field, both
native ard foreign born fer that heroic,
sa,ol, Y Which they have honore1 us
and sustained the flag of onr country,
aud We guaranty to them continued en-
courage ment and support.
5. That we have Witnessed with
pride aid admiration the bravery and
heroism Of Iowa soldiers and we recou-
Eizc in their brilliant career a history
tor the State Of Iowa second 20 that Of
no other State in the Irion.
6. That We approve Of the action of
,hed,cnetal Assembly Of the State, in
enacting ] law, giving to our brave sol
dicrs in the field an opportunity to vote
1t our elections. and we earnestly hopc
that no technicality may deprive them
Of their right
s. That this Convention hereby ten
ders to lion. Samuel J. Kirkwood the
cordial thanks Of the loyal people Of
Iowa for the able, fearless, and patriot.
ie discharge ofhis duties, during the
two .erns he has held the Office Of Gov
crnor Of the State.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

The platform Of TIC Democracy lately
adopted BY them in this State cxcep,
what relates TO State mat,ers-is the
identical platform adopted by the Ohio
Democracy, at he time they nominated
Vala'aiglam for Governor. 50 that,
that intensely bitter Copperhead, Val.
anligham, and Gen. futile are running
on the same platform What do you
think Of that war Democrats !?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
n u Macarthur & 60.
45i Broadway. New York, n. Y,
v5nl3.y
United States internal Revenue.

United States Internal Revenue.
ASSESSOR OFFICE, fouRTn DIsrRICr 10. !.
Iowa City, johnson c., 10 Sept. 2, 1858.
The Undersigned, Assessor Of the 4th Li5-
trc. of the State OF Iowa, in pursuance OF sec
ton Is, ofa law entitled AN act 10 provide
Internal Revenue, aud 10 support the Govern.
nlen. aud 70 pay interest On the pnhiic debt, :
hereby adver,iscs all persons concernel tha J
he lists, valuations and enumerations made
and taken BY the Assistant Assessor within
the county Of Tara in said 9TH District may be
examine on The Dist day Of September 1863
at he oiHce Of y. G. Wieting in Toledo, Tama
Co. that said lists will remain open at saig
office f the space Of fifteen days.
Notice is also hereby given that on the
9th day of October at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ut
the Office Of N. e. Wietiig within said
county OF Tamn and afrcr the expiration OF
said fifteen days appeals win be received
and dete, mined relative tc any erroneous
or excessive valuations or ennmcrations By
the said Assistant Assessor.
GEORGE II. JEROME,
Assessor for the 4th District Of Iowa.
On the 10th LAY Of September, 1868, at
the house. Of the b,iles father, by N G
Wie,ing Esq, Mr. Benjamin Druner Ind
Miss Mary L narhauga
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
War News.

We have but little room for wa,
news Ills week. Rosccrans' army had
severe fight With Bragg's last Satur.
lay and Sunday, resn.tln. IN no boast.
ing success on either side. Owing t.
H'agg's army being largely reinforced,
after nrulsng mem on Sunday even.
ing, ssosccrans fell back four miles to
Rosssiilc which is sixteen miles south
Of Chattanooga. Our loss in the two
days is reported at 1900 killed and
1000 wounded, and the cncmy's 1T not
l'ss because they made the attack.
Bilrnsides force was expected to Join
Rosecrans Immediately.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24
Special Notice
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A
DURABLE DISEASE!!!
TO CosIsUNrI'rsvEs.
Il CARD.

The undersigned having been restored te
healu, in few weeks, by very simple
rc,4e ~, after having sufferd several years
with = severe lung affection, and that bread
disease, Consumptioa-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means 81
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge), with
the directions for preparing and using the
same which they will find a sure cure for Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoScn1TIs, Couons, CoLDs
&c, The. only object o.. he advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread inform ton which he conceives
to be invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it willcost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescriptio will please
address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, williamsburg
Kings Co; N. Y. v5n43m4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

that The privilege of tt said writ Shall
now be suspended throughout tl@l sitol
States IN cases whereby the authority
OF ,hc President Of The United Sta',s
military, naval and civil ot'ircr" OF the
United States or aAy Of them held pms
oncrs under this command, or AZ lhcal
custody 2.thcl as prisoners OF war srie4
o, ahettors o.! the enemy, or officers
soldiers or sc&men enrolled, drat cd,
mustered or enlisted III or belonging to
the land or the naval forces OF the Unit
ed States or As dcScltciS ,hcre!rom, or
otherwise amenahle to military law, or
TO the rules and articles Il wAr, or to
the rules and regulations prescribed t,l
ihc military OF naval services Ivy the
authority Of The President os The United
States, or Tor resisting draft, or for
any other otfsnsc against the military
or naval service. Now therefore |
Abraham lincoln President Of The Unit
cd ssf-tcs, do hereby proclaim and make
known TO al HON it may conc en- that
the privilege If the Wi. or ha1eas- c3r
pus is suspended throughout the inii-
ID States, in the several case before
mentioned, and chat he suspension vii
continue throughout The duration Of the
said ,,be,,ion or until This proclaua'ion
shall by 4 subsequent one, TO be issued
by tic Pfesiltn, of the ITnitl States ,bq
modified and revoked, | do hereby re-
qnlrc AL Magistrates, attorneys and 9th
g c!silot'ircl, within the United States
and AL officers anil others in the militia
~ and naval services Of the United
States, 10 take distinct notice Of this sus
pension AMI give il tnil effect, all citizens
/ ut .lG United states to conduct m
govern themselves accordingly and n
conformity Mia tie constitution Q.
! thc United States and the laws It Con
.rcss IN such eases male anil provided
In tes,im ny Whereof have .ierenn.o
set NY hand anl caused the seal If tic
United States IL Lc affixed this lSsh
LAY o: September in the year Of on,
1 Lord one thousand eight hundred and
~ix'y.tAree, and Of III, independence o:
/ IT,. Unitea 5 atcs Of America The IS H.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President,
WM. II SEWARD, Sec'y Of S ate
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-09-24

Gently published The following Read
I, c,,aln,Iy
,Tbo rrctaction or rN;io men arainS,
slavery docs nc, nrar,jrallv consist in
=, ;,.i,Io Int !, t,as They Will net
,;',. ,nyrnns consent ,o he reduced to
= SKATE If bon,l,rn. II we had among
~ \ race # our own color. with The
.p;ri,. ,o submit. cou,lIe If labor, hui
without AMBITION or pu,erpri,c, humbl,
1ncil. anil r,x;lla thor, would lc
found no y inc:rlc sufficiently poscn, 10