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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28


heroi>m they have illustrated on so
many folds, have given 10 our young
State a record Of valor as imperi>ha'lc
~ The bloody annals OF the war; and
aided, in securing for our common
country, fame co extensive with the
civilized world. On every battle ground
from Wilson'S Creek, whe.c, amid the
deadly ha'l of al nncqnal contest, they
rallied round the heroic Lyon, and
freely mingled their blood with lis, 10
the CORY mountain heights and passes
! in front OF Chattanooga, tic Flag Of
Iowa has been borne by brave hands to
triumphant victory. Where all have
done SO well, 10 par,icnlarize would tc
invi,!iou> and | could not name all
Mho arc entitled to honorable mention
for noble and yalorcus deeds, without
calling the entire mrs,er rolls ii rrgi
mcnfs, Raitallions and batteries. In.
partial history will attest tie significant
fact, that no great battle has yet been
lost, in which Iowa troops were en-
gagged: and non. gainei. on western
fields, in which they have no, borne q
conspicuous part. Amsuy the first il,
the field, and ever 10 tic front. their
numbt rleSs graves are scattered from
he plains ot Texas 10 The banks cf Tie
Cumhc,lani. and from lie shores IL The
Lake Michigan 10 the waters at liz.
Gulf sah. yet truthful witness IT low
bravclv they fought an! noh's al i.
Fathers and sons, ln-ha, iS. brothers
and tlicn,|S, sleep in those narrow tcne.
mcn,s, flr from their beloved Iowa:
h't enSl,inra in tic hearts Of 4 crate
i'll people. their memories, like the IN
fading la'wtl, will survive the lrea,y
winters of coming years
Contemplating tie condition AMI
affairs o.' unr owa Safe, 1t il. nat hc
'nniinn'!h' that on' common country i.
st,al i,lynI,p1 ii crnl .,.1 r,s..,.i,ss
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common centre their currency worth.
/ less, and their credit gone their pre-.
tended jurisdiction reduced TO nearly
ono third offs original limits, & sur.
Plus population crowded within them
to subsist upon their meagrc hsrvcsts
impending death, Or exile, to the lead
ers, RUNE fortunes and lcsolated homes
to the unwilling masses-this ie the
end oftreason, and the doom Of trai
tors
Supported, and elected BY the Iowa,
and patrio ic people Of Iowa, in con.
test rrc>s n,ing the grave questions
which here As elsewhere through tho
loyal States, alone prevadci the public
mind and determined the result Of the
rece, i elections, but discharge plain
duty to them when express the con
vic,ions Of my own mind, npon the POI
tentons issues yet to be decided by The
NiioI ~ our arms. Llit entertaining
= profound respect for ,he opinions of
! all Loyal men, in whatever locality they
may be found, Am aware of no rule
rcqnirin. Difference I" the opinions o,
their enemies, or Of any obligation am
unI r. 10 consult 'h,ir views, or wishes
il ;he discharge of my official In;ies.
There is no longer any middle ground
where loyal men can stand, and find
refuge from the stern, and positive OBJ
legations OF the hour, The times are
fsaugh, with mighty events, involving
tie welfare of The present and future
generations, and impose the most sol
e'an duties upon every patriot in til"
land. /; il not the mere domination a
apoiitical party, nor TERRITORY, nor en-
pire but liberty, and the eternal rrin
rirles Of natural justice, born OF G.l
ani, under Him established on tins
Continent by onr fathers, which are
stak.l upon the issue Of Tie s,ruggle.
1t needs no words Of mine 10 show
,hat lie vigorous and successful prose
cation Ct Ills war is - to the Repub
tx, While 70 hesitate tor a single hour,
upon any rrctcNt whatever, or stop short
Of tlef unconditional recognition Of
Federal authority by ali the revolted
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-01-28

Of the Government. liz the exercise Of
his civil functions, he is guided by the
plain language Of the Constitution,
which defines the limits Of hiN powcvs
and beyond this he cannot 60, but 10
the discharge Of his dutics rs comman.
der-in chief, in time Of war, be is govern
ed only by the laws Of war, as recog-
nized among civilized nations, and such
other restrictions as Congress and the
people may impose. Deriving III. An.
,hority ~ appointment Of the Censti-
I'd ion, he is thereby vested with all
power whih rightf'dly belongs to the
Commanders chief Of any other army
on the face Of the Globe. This extra
ordinary power, il must be understood
is called into exercise onl: from state
o. war, and canncs be exerted IN simc
Of peace.
Ry his oa,i, of Office. The President is
sworn $50 the bes. nt his ability. 70 pre-
serve. protect arl defend the C"n-.lsn-
',E. .ni in ~. s!'sei rge Of hi.
solemn ei'iga,ian, he ,na, rig''t'u''y
exercise al lie power inherent III the
,.en!la, whose agen, he is: and that be
mas ID tals, they have made him C.m
marler incI,icf ef their army and navy
and The Cnnsti n,ion is the warrant Of
his appointment. To hold that when
called crpn TO ''prcse:Xe, project and
defend The Constitution. I" the best ot
his abil;tv," he is restricted 70 the mere
let,e, Of his ciyi! authority. is to deprive
him Of The very p,ean> Of dl>charginy
that high duty, and make the Constltn-
ton thereby inc weapon Of its own de-
>truc:ion
The Constitution is neither war
maxim. nor war prosecuting document.
Il empowers Congress t. declare. AMI
the President 10 prosecute war, ~ III"
honor "f III" na,ian, and the eNi.cnries
If the ease may demand. II under
takes neither II in!asm Congress when,
! or in wha: case war may i. declared,
nor the manner of carryin. il on. liai-
irg made them judges of the situation.
it leaves the details Of war to their in
,clligont patriotism AID sound discreet
| leu
Wherein has,h Constitution been
violated, and whose rights have been
>nbvertea by tie Federal Government:
The loyal s.ate, havc no reason to COM
rIain, and d. not. for the people thereof
having sail, 1t the beginning, that the
rebellion should be put down, become j.
party te tie war j: s;na after long
hearing, and full understanding Of the
case, they have returned verdict,
magnificent and overwhelming III i:~
proportions, that the Administration
was mo. guilty" Of the charges prefer
red asalns: it. The people of the in
snrrent States have no right t. complain
for having renounccd their al'egiancu
to the Constitution. levied war against
it, adopted Constitution and gose'n-
nent OF titir own, and claiming Fecog.
nit,on rs seperat~ aud Independents
sovereignty. the, have assumed the at
,inae ui h..liIcren.s to the Federal
~ ~. .t.ve,N lalS}te
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Ghe gowa Uranserlpt,
PUBLISHED EvERT THURSDAY,
a. u, 80 per Year In Advance.
$500 II tho expiration Of three month

After it was rirst discovered by n.,.
James Shanklin who Immediately raj ed
s'n. nY,.~r ssfra" i was about fifteen
eaoh subsequent insertion,
0ns square Three months, 3lvea
do Six months, 100
do One year 12,oc
OuartAr column. one year. $500
tine half column. one year, $500
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~ In addition to the above rates, advertise
Mentscontaiaing rule and figure work, viii
obcharged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make square
Business Cards, consisting ofsix lines Or
cas-, $500 per year.
es,Jr Ali Transient aud Legal advertisement,
1.,,st be paid in advance.
m Unless the number OF insertions be srec'-
fed at the time advertisements are handed
II they will be published IT The discretion o.
&c publisher, and charged for the length of
tle5 are inserted.
A liberal discount from the above rates
vi he made to large advertisers.
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The Hcrse Nart~s.

The dullness which has pefvafed the 2ith-st
horse markets during tho Sdmpor, SIN continues;
though there 10 slight improvement within toe pat
week. Excepting in those stables which supply the
railroads with horses the stock is light snd dealers Say
costs 40 much in the country as IL will bring nero.
Very little doing in fast horses or IN roadsers am
COmparntye,y few tonms s0id either for carids'
yin, or farm work More exchanges tban sales ere
made In teams and fOaasters One fancy team oi cur
lge horses fast travellers war exchanged iof ~,
valued IA 81 ono end al coo cash. The Oiy kinds "hic
arc now SC nr tcnuch stcnt ave rairOad HORSES vi
rather nares-loveTnment taking Che hois6s-ut sI~Y
10 Si35 each and army horses At $40 for cal AL anu
80 for heavy artillery horses Tie inspection J. NJ"
80 close That parties who formerly furnished larle h
hers OF horses 10 the department IN this city sfo ~
prcgent operating elsewhere. where the nspecnon -
lrss firid Dalers are strongly opposed "a the l'sn
lions adnpted ty The Government N paying Tor he
horses III tho bill is los, than 600 the certificate OF
indebtedness has " be- sold great discount; ana on
sales OF over 81 90 the scrip issued mast BE- e1i rec
wear or sold at sacrifice \ few CaDadin hoisv'
have been brought IN srce the recent de- me III gun,
and ere sold mostly for draft Tuc. or express USE Nv
sl5O 10 : % each. Dne par Of eoOdslEong Work .s,a
l-} hands high was srd Or 500 There IL LtliV ~
ir In speod horses as suoh, aud The number IL Ino
street tr very srllL IL sppPHcd that by ts uins
the fancy" would all have returned 10 The ely' anu
h. ready 10 indsgc in tfctiers' phe Unsettled sate
OF oil stocks both IN and ovt of Wnst, incInes u.o
and ohr eXpccant purchasers 70 await Tor aWHHe 'A'
cOr-cO OF eveuts
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with view 10 make sales as well ~ 70 nsnre Inc rauo
that for The present hey must not look Tor as low prices
ss ruled eaJIy this week. in regard TO Foreign Goods
we notice extfeme depression in certain English ana
German fabrics while in French importations such M
snper Wool plaids and Poplns Plain Reps. and Epan-
clanos prices are firm and the goods mach In demand
We NAV add that after the Election IN Pennsylvania
obio and Indiana oyor Trade will no dosht be ac-
tive IN all lie branches, and prices probably be steady
sith tho increased demand The Only auction sale To-
dog vas Of Ribbons and Millinery Goods. The Ribbons
wen. OF freely at price, II anything better than those
obtained ut two similar sales during the week, Soy
fiom % as per cent Cartons Of iayoriie description
were largely duplicated. Figured Scotch plaid Rib
bcns No 1903. brought saO and No. eos, fl5 a. and
so on TIE Millinery Goods were disposed Of with va
rying success Artificial Flowers went heavy.
Freights are exceedingly duh and the long
engagements are light. To Liverpool; co tuns Oh
Cake al re. 3D. and 90 tuns Ta.ow al Ia Cd and an
Italian bark 10 Bristol with general cargo private
terms.
Statement of approximate earnings o! tho
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad CO. for the ith week
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ARRIVED.

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viii pass and nid.e. . ID 4. EN- ,.,
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t9ur. win so sifk and wounded soldiers 10 'e Aed'
ship Henri Brigham of IA Trarci-co) Po.'' c- rei
rul jay "a with n'ai. soia to Fsbi c liiGeey.
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ssri Tabor o, Valparaiso Jone. Valparaiso, Jay .. VIC
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rNut.y--a urrutHlp ~
SATURDAY, Oct. SPIN.


Geld opeued at 2O34 and soon fell to l99
Vpop the receipt OF the military news from Vrglnia Inc
prise broke TO 1871. and finally closed NJ l99.
Stocks have been much excited and close
lever as rule Government Securities IRE steady and
10, the 5o0s G7i was paid One Year Certificates were
kssher aud cose ed 9! desperate attack wac nade
yprn Haiiwa Shares by The bears bnt IL very plainly
niscarred At least 5000 shares of cash stock and
sellers threeday options we're pat Upon the hAshe'
which were readily taken. When North Western was
reached. and was scrambled for at $500 the bears
los, heart and ceased to offer either cash stock OF short
opons The mar ket at once rallied ard up to the close
Of snsiness was steady The market has been largely
oversod Stocks a, the reduced quotations are scarce
thar money and the market is in position where an
ADVANCE Of importance may be shown.
Money has been offered in unusual abundance
today per cent but one seems disposed to tase
any less for new business Some old loans stu le
II per cent. but tie rate is exceptional Mercantile
paper s still neglected and The spssmodic advance in
ksid does inspire confidence In any continual IN
proyement in the price Of merchandise. At2oo gold IS
sbsurdly hign ard any moment may be to"ai3s
par at the rate Of 10 per per duy b. some military
news 1t must not be forgotten thot tie fortunes OF
merchants importers lobbeIs. and retailers are locked
NJ in goods bought with gold at above csrrent rates.
and they will spare no pains in forcing their goods TO
consumption at high rates. and saddle their loss y
mon coasumers. On tie other hand the high gold
bubble has burst. the OF tie people fully reaA1t
how they have been damsged by it, and are using the
most thorough correction. They buy upon tie most
sparing SCALE AID this force out OF first hands the
heavy stocks of goods imported for the Autumn trade
Tor they must rule SO TO consumption in eeItan
limited time, or become unstable.
Consumers must not, upon the little rally III
gold and merchandise be gulled into tho belief that
goods are to rush up again, ard by greedy purchases
hring about state of thnss damaging TO all pcI1na
neat interests. Now Is the time to BE- more prudent
than ever and By rigid economy 70 force into market
the goods OF spectators Of every cas- The speculation
In ils downfall will cripple lis engineers that prices
WI stay down until the army end The people at The
polls give the rebellion its Quieu and restore prices
70 their natural values.
Sterling Exchange is quoted at lo9c. for sixty
Gay bills and 10 for short Francs 5,lOaal5.
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ev1,PpsN. .vTraaIGENCn.
PORT os observation-disclosures ,


Cleared.
Steamship Virginia, Orr Lewis. Liverpool Williams
Cnon -. .
SO nship City fr-iaore tBr,. Mirehouso Liverpool
jobs q. Dse. 80,
Bsrk Con.est iBs) Scott Melbourne, Man, Lord
olerean go. ,,
Bns hrnondae Lamb. sHzabc,hpor., Meiclf lnnrao
hi. Annie tBr.), C'leIi. Coeifane "nld'o'' " sH'4
Co - O.,
Schr Gilbert Bent arl Howard st. Joins, y. b. D 4
Selr. Henry Gibbs. snsw. NewB'sifosl, Seymour .
Wood
schA Wru Rayles Proc, Stamford
schr tBrl 1--we srla 81 John. p r.. y. ?. 'ic Wo,
sshr hD-iris, nrwi hcCsea y. Baltimore %. 0,dc.,
schr Rsbsccs, AngEt Bartlett. Fortress Mono u r
Neice Co.
sehs Coo Darby, Rosus Washington, Murray H"Ile'a
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sniIrl.

Siea,usl II, Bremen. City Of baltimore. g '.'fefs'
N.r.,nla BeIora Goo Cromwell. Suria Alo-.
Ste1,ners Den. sherrin. B,aaGoti Salon, ia. i' IL
hl.o steamer Britannia
siir Nil,iEuns-
Bfrk Brothers 81. .f-
m. schss Juls Lewis Edwards. rrsn i . - ~ =
NJ, bine Ter elen Harriet Thomas. Co. d. 'c..'
illr foh,, RoNe 4. A. Cfainer :. J.. Evans Jos. DE- "
Nir,,n T. Ed,rwooa Lilly, ID. u. Wsrnef, J.. r. '4'.fs
Caroline Hsll Fleetwood x. +. Ming, Larln D. t a
noloon sarah Loinsa. J. L. nowes, D. :. Nl.r ~ !"h'
kjug F.arl Mary \. Lsfn.rtile. Ad"lne tl-r f ~"
corn Lsnrs Gertrude l. H1vlc,. Tram Sai't. ~ % o. =
Davis H. A. Wicks. Abbott Lawrcnce, IL. a.. 100. -
ghinr, y. Small ,.,.... -.
city, y. Il. Fen.
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To hih1ny, Cozl...a'a ia.I N.. NTst frlnt
Nfwinssh. rough "en IT,, tt' Do 4 tlttnb
snd lind. On b. steamer. n.r' irrw 1uf Nib
hard Eg . 4Iy % .ulfl - 9
t. Bil.imorc. by the now lrrssy r. II. loot Of
iidisht. 5:oo p.
To Bottom, by rev Lphirn inf, Tier y ~ H.,
oIrert,dJ. 500 P. IT.
To Boston Dy NcRlilven H. r., VIA Springfield.
?lihs, end 4ihay a. ~ nd 600 ?.
To Boston by New iIsven a. H., ,7,hst. and ;;h
av via sh6r, Lime III ,ai ?. Slsliy.... 5;Oop.
10 Blaalo and tie Wat. by Erie Railroad. loot
oiihambcrs st........ and III Il III ma o;W p m
To Bridgeport, by Steamer ND .eppE rom fcrk
SIP T. II. duly. ~ u
Lons .s.ant by L. l. Railroad, iron jau-i. y
and foot Of Nth-s. =. h.........sa. o. gi $3.50 .. NJ
To Lour Branch. by Raritsn sud ! rliwafe lty
X. IT, ,ia steamer Jesse uoy, foot Of Marry
st. daily Al ....... .,....;.ot rnd " = A. ehd v p u
To New Haven, iisdiogi, and spf.hsh'it-,'rnn,
cfa ira,r Peck Sip at....... .........f I'i III p m
To Kew Haven by the N,w.iiavrr Il r., ? ...st
and tlav II = o. ~ M III = J:JO = ari $500 T. H.
To Cornwall, West Point. Nrwhurrh PnrshA p.ie
and koudou,, by steamer Mary Powell ledvoi jay
81. landing daily. .....;.... :...........;. .. p N
To the West, by renarylvnril Central Railroad,
sunday 600 p.
loo, Of Court M . ~ ~ II Ia aad 200 p.
TO Ihi.ldeiphia, by Ncw-Jcisey Railroad, too, OF
aud Il midnight Goo ?.
To WsshinstoD, - New Jersey Il. r. foot ~
Cogrtl,ndt s., snd 10 t. ~, :, p M sni ~
Hiinight f.'p p "
For irther Information ia regard 90 haioai lr AdOes'
see advertisements IN another part oi th.s paper
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ladvcrusomcnt.l
Tng FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
NEw.YoHK DiPosTAgY

TIyAscIaL AGENT or TBB UNITED STATS,
Nos q end - Pine a..
Receives subscriptions 10 TIE now $40 TREASURY
MOTIFS which ale convertible at maturity INTO SiA rs'
CENT G oLD BEARING so BONDS.
Commissions of per cent allowed in all oases' hsd
liberal terms 10 Banks whs bny 10 sell sgain;
Eeeeives subscriptions to tho 1910 Bonds
Converts the old 7 $40 notes in;o pr cent isSI
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts the Treasury. ard
trausac.s oil other business connected with Govern
ment.' hoARE hEIcAtA IFeSlueAi'
d. w. vAUonis. Cashier.
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o u the cOmp1Dy:
IAdverii'ement-l
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No. 4 Wall.st., New YORK,
YIscAL AoEvr rop TIE U. s. GoysREanyT.

FISCAL ACbNI ~" iiiD - - N'"'''~-
This Bank VIII include in is BID SE the new o-4e SIX
PER CENT. LOAN, the orders OF other parties. ssch
orders must be accompanied by per cent 81 the
amount and if successful charge OF VIII DO lSado
il unsuccessful. the per cent viii be repaid in'nedi'
ately.
Certificates of indebtedness can be used at par eOd
interest for one quarter Of award, md Orihcii's
win answer for thc S per cent preliminary depest
Al orders must be in by foar O'Clock on the 18Th IN
slant Our bid including nll who oin us. will be iRsdc
up in Washington by NJ. j. THOMPSON on the noFains
of the 18th. 5. q. THOMSON frcouen~
JAMES cURPnEY. Cashier.
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