The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

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in our. columns tosday. 80
The Board Of Supervisors convened
in regular session at the Court Room
last Monday afternoon, aud adjourned
yesterday noon. Their principal bust.
ness, was auditing claims and levying
the tar. tf
80. Capt. Staleys company left town
last Monday. A large crowd gathered
to witness their departure, which was
the occasion Of much grief to those part
ing with near and dear friends. Judge
Bradford gave them parting speech
which was replied to by Capt. Staley,
giving assurances that those remaining
at home, should have no cause to blush
for them.
Capt Clark's company left last Thurs
day. anil tho parting WAS similar to that
Of Capt. Staley's.
~. Some Of the citizens ofonr town
visited the camp Of Tho Masquakas, on
the river bottom last Sunday, T. learn
tho oa,,se, II any, for al the Indian tales
that have been stalking about our town
since. tho Sioux committed their raids in
Minnesota. They found them quiet and
peaceful, enjoying their iszinesa and
lonnging - usual, without wasliks ex-
hibitions Of any kind ~haatsver, either
preparatory or otherwiss; % orr gran
mics, pimmes and ninnies need sls<p no
moro on bed Of nettles. s,.f
y ...a:; ~. last Monday. shout a honr pre-.
vioas to their departure, Capt. Sealey's
company, persuaded one Libbey af Carl
ton Township, to take the oath Of loyal
ty. Some willful or careless renarks
on his part in referen,e to the present
war, showing 8 ut.. -. sympathy, il luc-
ed the persnaders TO move tho persuad.
q ,ir,tpfthe Judges ofRcs . Swear
little Cor The Stats and Stripes, and yer.
ily 10 did awear thca andahere, and how
much more swearing was done on his
way homo We. are unable 70 say.
On Tnestlay evening, ssstain parties
in town indaosd Mr.. O. i. Trussdell to
Ego and do likewise. " How much %.
-oasisn there val FOR. the latter, We are
aeablets say, bat qerhiplyaS 18Th to
do good will hurt nobody.
-. .Commissi onner Johnston, saya
there arc abont $50 names % ~ nm -
applications 70 b exempt, from draft.
aAd still they come. A little over ysar
ago we had voting population ofsbont
100 since then We have furnished for
tho army about $50 soldiers now allow
ing the soldiers under Fl yeass Of ago.
TO balance the votera Qyes q and then
deduct ne $50 from 9s1s1O having
$50, and now deduct from these khe $50
appllcAnt6 Tor exSmptions and - have
400 liable 70 military duty, and ready
to do il without aasrnnt. Bat should
the.grnntsrs rpn sp 70 400 the choice
stock will BE reduced 70 $50.
Quite number Of those Mo have
applied, should doubtless - kempsed.
but 10 think that "a 1Sros I number
should claim this privilege. = saprenely
and contemplate. The news
Of the draft drove their spseions patriot.
ism ont Of them. and atTthe paaee of do.
parturs, left them vsry lane aad sore.
% that no application but he I'd line
aoross. their NAM. Yill prove : remedy.
Ohthowswe ssfs tsoabls Win rAor
human nature! Really y BID disease.
Mark this, tho applicant who win
End fault with those remarks, has been
playing Possum with tho Commissioner,