The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
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III. Tue Inspiration Society, Of -9- ~, :. ps-s
titioned the House this morning to be exempt
from military duty, alto shs Seventh Day Bap-
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The Committee Of Ways and Means reported
. bin legalizing bosnties voted BY County tSu-
pervisors and authorising' levy Of special tax In
such cases A bill was introduced requiring all
between ages Of Is and 20 to labor % high Ways
which WA referred. slfs vsr 10 .saidUs sidi iaaI
A hillswas also introduced and rsfSfrsd, pro-
vidibe three dollars per day and expenses 70 bs
paid 70 Allotment Commissioners appointed BY
Congress for this State 70 60 and take allot-i
menss of opr soldiers pay Youiwill remember
that the Assembly refused to make such an sp-
preparation last winter. - n .oY ~ -
Major Van Auld, Of Delaware, and Major Glib.
SOD, of Hsrios, members Of the House, were
granted leave of absence toreturn 70 their regi-
ments. 'S'oa+'a e-'',A ''-7"
Attorney General Nourse submitted his opin-
isn in favor Of allowisg soldiers the privilege Of
voting. The absence of soldiers from the State
on military duty, does not Affect their franchise
under the Constitution. The state still claims
them as her citizens. o., -, ,.,s,f - ~,
The House adopted . resolaton, instructing
the Committee on Elections 70 enquire into the
e1pediency ofteqairing Ill electors in this State
70 take az oath to support the Consultation be.
fore being allowed 10 vote. s,tr aesf r7
The Senate appointed committee On Indian
troubles and also one consisting Of Ill Senator's
along southern border to consult upon best plan
to be pursued about guerrillas. If ha3sai ,-'
A resolution declaring seats Of Senators Nc
Pherson and Udell vacant, on account Of &C !,
cepting commissions in the army was referred
to Judiciary committee. agHsx9it s7o
The assembly is holding no afternoon sessions
gives the time to committees and caucuses.
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SiNArE.-The Senate passed bill creating the
Office Of Assistant Adjutant General, and fixing
the salary at eight hundred dollars. ID y "9h'
A bill abolishing the ,ofhce Of Surgeon Gener:
al was reported to the Committee on Military
Aaairs Also bill providing for Assistant Su.
perintendents for batteries 3aos' n'',' 9o'ae.
HousE.-A bill requiring county officiating
surgeons to refund money charged for examin-
ing men was passed. dsiw w )! asl tiDa 's 80
The Assembly passed bill repeating the law
authorizing the Governor ia, sraise volunteer
forces Of Eve hundred mounted men, or more, if
necessary, 70 defend the northern border; said
volunteers TO be paid as regular soldiers and
to be Kept in service as long = the exigsncies
require. lsl is.s sr-w ,lsyaHs a..a4s4 6gb satfa
Governor 1Kewan,o Of Dacotah, has called out
al male citizens between the ages Of il and
10 to defend the Territory. y, ms sssb M,
The Assembly paused . bill fixing the com.
pensation Of allotment commissioners IT four
dollars per day and no expenses. ~. ..'' - ~
The Assembly pssssd sjoint resolution re-
quessing the Secretary Of War 70 send force
to chastise the Indians and restore protection
to the Northern frontier. $50, =. g..
The HOUSE passed bill accepting the land
grant made BY Congress and suthorising the Gov.
ernor to sppoint one Commissioner 70 select said
lands, to be paid four dollars PEI day for his
services. -.ie, Is .asal fss a.e.,t .sss,r.
Adopted the resolution requesting the Gov
ernor TO investigate the condition Of the hospi.'
h,at Keokuk, and Why Il Is that soldiers get
ting in there have 20 msch difficulty in getting
out . ..t 3H.d 3 dsa .ta .-.e
Tabled Tie proposition to send pspsis 70 SOL
dies. WEI e !asles0 g
The senate spent the afternoon psrfscting 4
Law for drafting. 30. assa ga 1svo ei.y7 k.
The Governor has appointed G. n, CLARK,
State Quarter Master of the Third Iowa, Colo
mel Of the Thirsy-fourth, which viii rendezvous
At Burlington Also Senator DUNCAN, Of Lucas
county, Lieutenant Colonel, and Representative
R. D. Kellogg, Of Davis, Major. tbs.
Dss AHEs, ept s.-Ths Assembly have
spent the most Of the day working % nilit,.
Law, and . bill providing for soldier, vetiue.-
No definite action has been taken vet -,
There has been passed . bin authorisinr th.
Governor TO provide horses, arns, and subSs-
tence money for the Northern frontier. {
dispatch was received from the Governor.
Aid as Council Bluffs, saying that ths..Y Yancton,
and other tribes have combined, and ars attack.
ing the whites At Sioux City. 4 Three companies
nave been dispatched from Camp Dodge and
Oounci Bluffs for the scene Of operations, and
ne Governor is sprsparing to take prompt mea.
sares against the savages q
The Senate passed the bill giving the Gov
amor contingent fund Of thirty thousand dol
Lars for the benefit Of our sick and wounded
soldiers. .si '.'-.a