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by TIE Use Of thee r.ls Toe periodic attacks
ss4cos.s or ls.ot Has-.ie1s may he rraves:es: ana
asen az The oomrtue, nsat II an attack, immediate
eiief from sickness W. to oblai>ed
Ihey seiion fail g. removing the saasea and
H.4f1css 70 which :siaales arc 20 much subject.
ifThey oct generally ufer he ho~cis-removin
Coa.esnsg.
For Ls,gary rsa, Sefs-fs. Delicate Females
and ell persons q e lfqff ii- they are valuable
e laxsave. in lrrIf, - be ayg-se. giving sons
AL rs-T - the dls .-~e rssu., ~nf restoring TIE
n..sral electricity ar' strength 4 the Who'll sys.sn
The CEPHAiIc Fif1.s m r..-sit 81 long Is.ses-
ugsaon sra oaFoiars eenate'sd - rneuts. having
Seeain uzo many ysAss during which time tbey
have prevented and relieved va-t amount q -
am suffering from headache whether oririnaisns 10
re nernovs sys'ssa o. ifom aacrsnesa si~is IN
stomach
Tney Ale entirely vegetable tn 0sef'hon
49, iaay be taken "a IA time. - fe'is-i s-ty
without mskirs A. ehe.r 3 s's' '"a ~ "1te''e
,,... .f;..,...,,is. .. ri.iIsa cry T. a3-sia
ffsf uef' T. faafr 2.
Rt..kr1 OF COuNTERFElTS.
~. v-...- have signatures Of Henry :. spsalaln
aby Druggists aDa all o,h,r dealers In mcdl-
s'as sAlI y seai ~ nal o. reoelp, eth.
PRICE, - CENTs-
40 o-f-r- .so1ia H. ad1ressef 70
HFNRY 6 SpAULDISG.
.sce-isr street. Ee~York
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COAL, COAL.

III O " II
A. G. Coszs =. C0sss
COMBS 4 BROTHER.
II AFIE6 rs-rrsfly pr-ch 49, She gIost fSa sof
Il n8eriy kncra ~ tla NCGEE AINF+ff s-s
2sd-tkrs~-ensrirr Bsiies wess = ihe ety. 40 ~
prcr4-es fs~Tish ~ citEf-s r T~-ref isrts sz4
rrtf -, vlis goo ARTICLE ~ ii-s-t sd rosi =
tErFss - sllil ttese rzriig1s .rfs
ns A. also Agents 81 TIE II <Atsrf ffsrll ar.s
Fa-r,efgbarg Gel k.res
sx- Or3ers icfaf tn Nlzs c,orte s-s p ~ A. ~
resi1eucs q esibe- rTspri.fcF n-ar he Rlrtui -
ks.lro@d bepot. ~ - Gl.rt shoE1 rsflot.
fslre = 49,.
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.IRE AND iHLAAJPoI.ICILS
L issaea n ~ lEsaa issuss,e cossT.ssf.
Hartford, Ccnnecficut
Cash Assets- 1850. .-.--.- q o. zoo
PISE mi IyLANIfoLcTEs is.ae8
n ne ~ All rsrins Con q. spfirg1rit. Ns.-
c..h As.ets. 1890 '''.--'''-' = H.'''.
FIRB p01IcfEs 4 81 Ia tie Pre- H.
sr.i.ss cors.sy = nasi e-.''ef . ,-,,..,.
Cssh tss<fs. .tt-..st.s $500 1900. fft'.'p'
rrrpAScg sa- f. :. t..s,se csura
a.. e. ts grses.rss y .s-,sstiefs's, ~ ~
'-'''' e n.6Rs usKFxs. -
life Insurance
Applications Tor pos''ss I - go. cossss ,sai
i1fe insursnce Cempsr '........---- .t1eo. -
Esosires ~ IN. HkGEy. kssfi
=. so.. ~oup. Essiesi Kt.n''"'-
49,
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oNfnToIa
"Costars" Rat. Roach. ~ ETfeTmfnafor
"Cosfars"
"Cosfar's" Bed bug ETtrminoior.
"Costars
"CoSars" Electric POTder. for Iasecis, dc.
IL nc. so ma ~ 90 Boxes. battles and MASKS,
and Is sizes for Plantations, ships. Boat-.
hotels. etc. etc.
CAUTION II. To prevent the ruhlic from
being imposed upon 10y Spurious and Aglfy FerRi-
cioas IaHfi01s. a new label has been prepared,
bearing rlsesfnlfis Il the rropretor's signature.
Examine each los, hottle flask carefully before
purchasing. and take uotli.g bat "Costar's."
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GRANn9Efn ; isitS. Dor ihc rcsiorstia.
health 81 those ,sls h,rs ie"a stricken hy arcIiel
paralysis siasY the only Eet ahlo = cslioie.
al al, nolp al Tie .anss. chest aad bowel the
prompt a.e sases hle AM quickly cures rtstn
nia penlI,s. oAe'efa. VIM. -rt.a. ee..as th..rf.
u.oIbu.. iafrhc. IS -ettsrs. Wis u.s. iIn iaal.,.s
eating au,ipe fruits 30 oiaar lari.. ST. ti,t ysll
their safarnce Assuas. s'r'. Ihrnnseii-in-. 8,
aheoilons. fultafss. inuanias'.e 81 49,, p,t
isser- ~hsilef ars. af uthff sae,lr i.strs. ti.as
i..sases iAanise. 81 Nitus, daHcr. smallpox. f.-s
e. creaa cfgsif l.s white ssetilns.. ri.r. uie.f.
o. even thirty year oouiinuancf at e.reefa'..
uoef,of he liver. have all b'es cured perlaAneni,
I BY the-. eei,hraisd Vegetable Universal Pile O.
female complaints aud nervous dseafsf ihes ha.t
heea equally successful. wide change u DC. iel
arss and second perioas). sllep-y. aepres. ia 90
sIalia. flighiha st ans. all olsrgcilots An ftias
Atioas arc ~ shss4 care'. di-I~r.ri ans e.fr.s~i
Prlc, - ,eala per ioN.
sold b J. X cosiseusn. Tssfe na.i.. ai.i q.
respectable ceaiessir msd.clse. .srisuln
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Apsps--As ti.s lsoi SEASON >, siTroastlig. cA.ts
person shoaia prepare lts4r s,stom lor Tie shsaf.
and there l. 30 remedy - applicable a. ''NeLesn'-
strengtheung Cordial aaa hcs1 rufiiier- BE- e..i
purity the blood ,heungAly. and 81 ihe same iIfis
stTcngshon aaa luslS'r.se iae ~h,s orf,suiaaiis,.
The lnmensf quantity " a thai l. SODA da!a. b,
proof enopgh y ss kf,si s'gttes In hefourtls o.
nosiag AZ isopus. a.A,t,f- frcsa he bios N..a,
e. "a. try a. Ills teiieiua, t. fske
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80 Stfetnous - Sctefliou> ansct4eus ere
curse. the blight. she potato 70, - mankind li,,
vile srt fiihyas wen a. fatal. They ar.se fie.
eousan.ipatieh Hnd iniparny % ilo heoi. AL
be seen al around a. esrsyvbsfe. ope enssirs 81
al " meet ar tainted viii tleaa. and s-s.isf
o. these die n heel. dc fnoi.hb ioo. beean t.rs
Afesurallr. hstA's Ssassrssiiik cicaasss ort Ga
srros0lus corruption from the blas RENDERS itseir
"a healthy. al sasctaAlly ssgufgaiss ilo ia.il
contamination from the sysl,m. NJ iong,f So
under geuF Scfoiulea disorders since til lfrv,isi.
BE Aisa has provided u mssle 4, ma naus4
curative virtue. ahsi g. sAlI- + -. .s.uilA- fs-s
.sral. v at.;lnry. O. IIeff
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"They go night to the Spot

"They go night to the Spot
IN sror revR coueHl
ruRlFr rouR nRrAra'
-rHrNerHr> rovS yeicFi
SPALDING'S
Throas CORRECTIONS
Ar
Good for clergyuen
Good for Lecturers.
Good for Public Speaker.
Good Tor Singers.
Good for ConSunp,ivcs
GENTLEMEN CARLY
sPALDiNe's THROAT CONNECTIONS
LAnISs ARR pKLIoHrKn WIZ.
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTION J
CHILDREN CRY FoS
+ SPALplNG'S THROAT coNrEcrIoNy
They relieve a Cough Instantly
They clear the Throat
They gre strength AMI volume to the VOC.
They impar = delicious aroma to no break
They are maic Of simple herbs and carr,
harm any one.
+ isdsiseesers oas wao Ia. coash of Tusk
Voice OF Hai Breath. s. as.y rneaiiy ~ az TIRE,
to get package - my 1isoat ceasreaaus, Is ~
reliessyor INSTANTLY, al. yan nil agsee ~iih r.
ihst they goie ne spot" Ia viii p..i i,,,, ser
uss'ai AID pleasant @a4ls 'rs,eilag @. s'ici.ia
guoic m,eaae. ~ s..iaus 5onf cos,h .. ..issin
s your thirst Ifyaa srs ole package a'n ss- 81 say
iag,haiyouvlu e.es Afterwards consider them if
d.sFes.iiie rea sill ani ihs,a Al tho orugS-is Al
Dealers Ia Aeloincs.
PRICE T"sNfN- fivE cTSTs.
~ sisaaofe.is on each package al ether &.
counterfeit.
AraeAase VII be seu'i. r.sf. grrYsn Oh ~.
ofTalr,y Cents.
Address.
:, HENRY C.. srALmNc,
no. Is celas Street. New York
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T,parAions oshI er unlike all olheFsi are
Free from Polsoas."
'Sot dangerous to the Human Family"
.sRats 10 not die OF iie Premises.''
They come out Of their holes 20 die"
"rhey are the only infaIlible remedies known.'
az years and established in Now York CITY"
Tsesf 1,,--ihe City Pest ONCE.
T'sed s,,-she City Prisons aud Station Houses.
u.ef b,f--the City Steamers, ships, NC
lied I,,-ihr City Hospitals. Aims Houses, &c.
Fsef 6-the City Hotels, 'Astors.' est Nicholas &c
Used 1y-the Boarding Houses. &c. a..
ICED 5y-more than "a, 600 Private Families.
ps-S.e ono or f,co Specimens Of rlaf Is Ecery-
sehere sdfd ~ Ne PesTle-- kiko'e- Dealers. DC.
HOUSFKFFPFRS-tr troubled with vsrmin need be
so no lougef. Vi they use Co~rAs's DETERMINATIONS.
We have used Il to our satisfaction, aud II box
cost as we would have IT. We had tried PoisonS,
hut they effected nothing; hut "CosTAR's" article
knocks the breath ont Of Rats. Nice, Reaches and
Red Rugs quicker than We can write Il. II Is in
great demand all over the country Medina 10 J
Gascixe. ~
MORE GRAIN aud provisions are destroyed an
Cor tons Of this Rat and iRseci killer.-iancastsr
lwis. Herald.
siIHARl n. ChSIAR--we are selling your pre-
parauons rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats Mice, Reaches and vermin disappear rapidly.
EcKxa q srouTssa, Druggists, Windsor, Nd
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ss- single bottle - srATfuf<a's PERPARED
GtFlF pfii save So ifaoes - csef- 90
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MOTTO l. ~ HEREBY GIVEN.
a that the following name "a pcff0ns have been
appointed Assistant Assessor feI ihD sttffii ~.
y l-tols ngmt-fed below. contufufnc fhe Sew
Assessment District a. tn state 81 lussena.
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COLLIE ciATE.

THOMAS ]. BRYANT. psesidcof. In4ianaYoiis
- ~ HksKEII., Principal. Tesre A@zte
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II. Nt7I's1''' |" = II =
Net al ss,rt s-1eresrtiea. 80 - haaslsic c-t
-. = p. slttsai a. - si~rgs Fssiy 49, -
tfe sslcklng 5o.ft.
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srAULDING's rRErAQRD eLUg
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

EXCURSION AND Pic NIc.-A very pleasant
excursion party, consisting mainly Of families
left this city Wednesday morning by the west.
ern cars, spent the day at the Lunatic Asylum
and returned in the evening. Two passenge,
cars were well filled. The party took dinner in
the grove near the Asylum and spent the after
noon in the building, e1temporiziDg dance in
which several Of the patients participated. It
Was feared, at one time, that the party would be
80 hopelcssly mixed up with the lunatics that
they could not be separated. These fears proved
groundless. The party returned At n O'Clock
in the evening, in one hour from Mt. Pleasant
The party are under lastisg obligations to .su-
perintendent Coffin Of the B. / N. Railroad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow, DR.. Patterson and his
Assistant and the attendants at the Asylum, the
Burlington Band, and to Messrs. McGregor l.
Mcclure, Livery men, Mt Pleasant
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I'm CnvAIsY-Ths Richmond Vs.) e.
aminer Of July 29d gets afssr the Chivalry VI
pretty sharp stick. Sharp - IL is, il does nes
begin to approach the truth. The chivalry a'f
mere negro. drivsrs.-man obbers. They hayf
pretended decency long while bat their NATURE
meanness and barbarity is now Masking itsel
very conspicuous. It is not to be supposed
that the Examiner exaggerstes. II probably
does not tell 1.-THE Of the truth Indeed to Eel
the whole truth would be impossible. The Chr
valry, indeed
In the developments of the war We are
wsging there is one lasting stigma on its moral
character. We refer to the almost universal
rage in the South of the vie lusts of avarics
and extortion, in which Southern merchan:s
have outdone Yankees and Jews, and have NOT
only de6led themselves, but inflicted burning
Disgrace upon the nation, prostituted noble
war to the most infamous purpose, and blacken-
ed their country in the eye Of the world. The
whole South stinks with the lust of extortion.-
The extent to which it prevails in this city 10
enormous and shameless trade is reduced to q
devilish art to make money out of the distresses
Of humanity; and that hypocrisy may be added
to other diabolical accomplishments, the extor-
TONERS of Richmond take the upper seats in
church, talk patriotism, and give into the con
tribution boxes small pinchings from enormou
gains dandy preachers and hospital matror
taking these filthy gifts of the plunderers Of sol
ciety - tokens of the iberality and patriotism
Of the donors. i
"The lengths 10 which extortion has gone u
this community are almost Incredible "
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Coz. HA1Duat Rsenn14-Ths sSrd Illinois
Rsginsnt, under command Of Col. 4. O. Hard
ING, left East Burlington, Tuesday afternoon, on
the steamer Nevada, and two barges in TOW, for
Keokuk. y that place large steamer was in
waiting TO convey them 70 Cairo. Col. Harding
has regiment Of most soldierly looking men,
and We may safely predict that It will make it's
marx whenever the opportunity is presented.
FnE.-A very ulpsual thing occurred yester-
day, in the shape Of FIRE ct the upper end Of
Main street, resulting in the destruction Of three
two story wooden buildings, one owned by D.
Rorer, one BY Mrs. schrey, and the third by G.
q. Phelps.
The fire caught from the Hue in an outside
kitchen Of the house owned BY Mr.. Roser, and
occupied BY Mrs. Snyder, Is q boarding house,
and whose loss Of furniture, clothing, &C.,
amounts to about five hundred dollars Several
Of Mrs. snyder's boarders were also sufferers BY
losing oil their clothing. Mrs. Schrey occupied
her house, and saved ALL or nearly all her furni.
ture and household goods. Mrs. Colburn occu.
died the third building, and saved all her goods.
The houses were all pretty old, and not of great
value. Mrs. schrey, we are told, was fully in.
sured. MIRA Snyder was not. Az to the Others
We have not learned whether or not there vss
any insurance upon them.
The wind was from the north at the time Of
the fire, and it was only BY great exertions that
the houses adjoining we're prevented from sbar.
ing the fate Of those consumed. We were pleased
to zee the volunteers in town 90 conspicuousy
energetic in their endeavors to save the property
Of our citizena sH q @9a7
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volusrsras.-The old regiments are sti

VoLusTsERs.-The old regiments are still
spsn for volunteers There 10 still abundant
room for I'll who Hjsh to Do the country. The
most effective service. Now 10 the time to de.
eide. After Wednesday next Il will DO too late
to avoid the draft Those who desire bounty,
good pay, and . position by the side Of the w.
tsraas of the war, must move without delay, OF
they may find themselves members of the nine
months militia whether they will or not. Capt
Brydolf is wanting recruits, and may always be
found 1t bic Office opposite the Barret House.
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CAueHr.-A dispatch from Indianapolis to
the Cincinnati Gazette, dated August 24th, says
that - man named John Garrett, formerly q
resident Of Indianapolis, was arrested there on
the Esd, with three hundred and shirty thousand
dollars in unsigned Confederate notes. He was
en- route for Memphis A contract with the
Confederate authorities for the construction of
an iron-clad vessel on the Yszoo river, was also
found among his effects. So it goes The Val.
landigham rogues are getting picked up pretty
rapidly in these days. 9,! ~ p"
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CouHTERJEIrER CAUGHT "A man named Big.
Glow was arrested near Davenport on Tuesday
for making bogus coin. A United States Mar
shall from Chicago, upon information sent him.
came down and caught him in the act of stamp
ing false gold dollars He attempted to shoot
the oiacer, but failed.
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TAXI No7lcE-Geo. @. Laaman, Esq, Com
missioner to superintend the draft in this coun-
y, gives notice that be will attend at this city,
on Friday, the 2sth inst, and from day to day
thereafter, 90 long - claimants appear, to re-
eeive and determine claims of exemption from
draft, and that the draft will be made on
Wednesday, Sept. Sd, between the hours of .
O'Clock, 4. n, and o'clock, P. n, and will be
continued from day to day until completed.
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Auo1HEsy-Thsy had anothsr small negro
dot IN Cincinnati on Sunday last. Itsssms that
. keeper Of .doggsry," Thomas Laskin. met >
asgro q The corner Of Seventh street and
Dssaaway, and believing that Gch persons
shave no rights which the white man ? boaad
- respect forthwith began fght With him. -
After severe contest, the negro. seeing .
crowd ceoing 70 Ne aid Of his aaaailant, turned
end ran. Larkin pursued and renewed The -
sault, yhsreupon The negro drew dirk knife
and stabbed him twice. The crowd seeing this
pursued To negro 70 his home, whom the negro
and his brother armed themselves and got upon
the roof to defend themselves. Here they were
assailed with stones, and one Of them severely
Injured After while, the police managed q
interfere, arrested the negroes, and with much
diAculty managed TO get them 70 the ssasior
House In safety. OF courae this win make an
= ether illustration Of the necessity Of psrpetuatinl
~ noble and glorious institution Of negro cor
pitsdsl
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II there vas any doubt before a. to the result
In any Of Ne Districts, the nomination Of Ma
hony in the Third, has efectually settled the
matter. That was an eye opener, which will
add ten thousand votes to the aide of the pa.
triote and the Union,
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JONI b. NolsAx,s
" Commanding Beipade. !


Rlcnosp PaIoEs.-The' Missouri Republican
quoting from late Richmond papers, gives !,
anecimen Of the prices in that chivalrie city. !,
fo,lovc-Natches 30 to Soc per box; Onion.
7tc per quart; Nolasses IS per gallon; Tea Sls
per mound; Coffee g per pound. II must be ,
delightful residence for man Of economical
ideas, especially if money should chsnce 70 BE-
scarce with him,
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HIADouARfHas 8. W. Dls1l,cs No J
SPRIHGynLD, Aug. l6, 1861

Al able bodied men within this county who
hove mot been ordered into active service, are
hereby required 70 report by the 2lst instant.
to Col n. LARuS HAlRIsoH, Superintendent Of
Defensive Works at Springfield, for the purpose
Of being organized into working partiss
Companies Of Enrolled Militia who are not IN
active service will serve under their company
commanders. Ais ga vssa,t $40 .,
Citizens will be formed into companies 81
one hundred, and each COMPANY will hsve one
Foreman and two Assistant Foreman, Of their
own selection. The companies will be organised
at this post 20 tsa
Each man will come provided With axe, PICK
and shovel, or such Of these tooB q be may
hsve, and two days ratioua Such % have them
will bring with them their covered wagons and
such other shelter from the weather 20 they
may deem necessary.
BY order Brig General Z. E. Brown.
JAMES 81. STEGER.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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B ANoTH8R FI0Ar OF THE 2D ILLINOIS CAvALRI
WITH GUERl ILLAs.-Island No. 10, AugSstI
You probably have IN account ofthe steameI
Champion having been fred into on SUNDAY
night, between this place and Hickman
Twenty men Of company L, I'd Illinois cavalry
lDelano's dragoons,) under command of Lieut.
Catlin got on the boat 70 join An expedition 4
60 from New Madrid to attack them. The fojl
consisted Of fifty Of company D, same regimen
and Capt. DsGolyer's battery also accomps
MED the expedition. The trail was struo
about fifteen miles from New Madrid, aboI
noon, and followed with varied success throus
the woods and swamps until about five p. q
when, the detachment of company beii1
alone, overlook the band, about thirty five
number, whore they had stopped to feed thu
horses, attacked and completely routed the,
killing one, wounding one, and taking fife
prisoners, including their officers. Only d
Of our men wounded. Two Of the party we
taken previously, during the chase, and thrss
next morning making twenty in sll-lCor.
Chicago Tribune.
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II y Ar W,HIF.9sIK " F9Ita Il ~, FsEII
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK.EYE

II u nsed teths rsbellion itseN that Il shah
b cfusled pe6dily. The loaeer Il be prolonged
the greater IA 'dssolatioo Of IL rebel States,
Had il been crushed In IL inception, what .
mercy to the Southern people, nineteen. tven-
tieths Of whom are il innocent victims, II hu.
mainly to ourselves did not demand that al the
powers Of the Government should DO nov exert.
ed TO close the war with the least possible delsy,
humanity to the rebels would 20 demand. -
lOhicaSo Timea
+ Well, Mr.. Times, your friends we're In power
when the rebellion began,-why didn't aaey
crush it, Why didn't they crush it out sin ito
inception" when it might have been done 90
sasilyi Will you tell Us! Was il because they
were conspirators, or because they were incon-
petent? Was it because they wished it to 70
on, and to succeed, or because they didn't know
how to put stop to it, They didn't stop it
Or crush it; 90 much is certain. They didn't do
eithFs for the reason that they would not or
could not; that seems to Us, and to most men
Of common sense, equally plain. You are now
advocating and supporting men who have thus
proved themselves either traitors or imbeciles
Their conduct can only result to the advantage
Of the treason and peril of the Republic. You
see this as clearly IS anybody. It follows,
therefore, that you support these men solely
because your designs are traitorous. There can.
not possibly be any other reason for your con.
duct. It may be mercy to the rebels to crush
them out speedily. How much more merciful
would It have been to have crushed IL out in the
beginning! Your mercy comes rather late.-
What You say is right but what comments
~ is it upon your conduct now, and In the past.
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For the Hawk-Eye.
KOsaurH Tova

KossurH, Iowa, Aug. ~, go.
Mr.. EDITOR ALLOW me, through your paper,
to say to the Volunteers who have enlisted in
the service Of our country, from this part Of the
county, leaving families behind, that Mass
Meeting Of the citizens of Yellow Spring Town
ship, Was held at Kossuth, on Tuesday, Of this
week, for the purpose of adopting such measures
- would make their families as comfortable a.
possible during their absence.
The nesting was organized BY calling Dr.. D.
b. johnson to the Chair, and appointing VIM.
Harper, Secretary.
An Executive Committee of nine, Consisting
Of one from each eub.districs in the township
was appointed, with instructions to appoint die
trict committees to carry ont such measures %
might be adopted BY the Executive COMMITTEES.
The subject Of giving County Bounty 70, not
only those who volunteered under the recent
call for 100000, but to all who have, or may
volunteer under any Subsequent call, vas did
cussed 1t some length, after which the question
was submitted to vote Of the meeting, which
resulted in unanimous request that the Board.
At their September meeting, make an appropri-
alton sufficient to give County Bounty Of TWEEN
ty.dve dollars to each man who has volunteered
under the call for 100000, or Who has or NAV
volunteer under the call for filling up tho Old
Regiments, or under the call for SOC, 900 militi.
provided they can be received a. voluntesra
Yellow Spring Township has sent, within thu
last year, one handred snd ssoenty.tsree men ;nto
the field. Thus it will be seen that W. Of th;.
part Of the county, are not only willing to s.na
our full quota Of men, but to provide lib.,.,
things for their families -
The meeting on Tuesday was largely attend.,,
by ladies and gentlemen. Not . word Of f.,,.
finding was uttered by any one Of thu man,
speakers Who participated in the meeting ~,
all acted under sense Of their individual ,ss
possibility to do all in his or her power to sssis,
the Administration in bringing to speed, t ter"
mination this, one Of the most wicked rehsl; inn;
known to history, II