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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
Advantages Cflnsuring In this
Company.

is..ln the case Of citizen inn,ring sums for
their families, if drafted: If no draft takes
place in the county where the insured resides
half tbs insurance money will be refunded.
2l.-Dsr .Asaraacs IN regard 70 the lrall
covers not cnly the rrc.en, crafs but Ill fu-
ture enrs.
3j.---unr Company insure FOR any sum de-
sired, according 70 circumstance Of insnr-
Cd
4.h.---rhs men who have ;n.s.ed their
capital in this Company have been we'll
known to tho business Dom 7uni.. Tor The
past fourteen years.
5s..--Tas capital Of this Company will not
te employed in Banking or Real Estate opera
t;ors but will rcnsin il I. s Gerernmcnl
Stocks and will culy Be converted 30 fast ~
may he necessary to meet the disabilities Of
the Company 10 the Insured.
G,h--rhe Company are bound to take risha
10 ny more thar Sine,.oa.
Hesronsihl. agents wanted in every cour-
" "a The uni-ei Sta.cs. They must Eise e
ferences -of s:r:c. integrity ,ad responsibility
Those desiring 70 be insured whore agents
arc no. We. appointed, wiz rcmi. 70 the Com
pany. At 81 s.i-Street, y. j.. (by esrre.s,l
! sun 81 money sufficient 10 cover ilie t<.r,-
pays per csntsge On tie amount deeirst
10 BE insured AMI il il 90 > citizen ic.ir-
Ing e ;nsnre y cum tor his family. in Case
he IL Afterwards drafted, he will givs lie
nsue, age and residence. lit DO soldier
Ne will give nanc, age. and the COMPANY II
the esiment 70 which he belongs. thu nun,
her ,fthe Regiment and Stats it Is from, also
The residence Of his family. Il il 10 wife.
brother, father or friends oil the family tina.
desire "a take OIL, An insurance uron tho Ar
sent seldier, they will give his uSrv sn.l agc
siso the Company, Regiment and State r
which it belongs. The arplican. for the roll
ey will also give the lame and rreid.n~A ~
he wite CIR the person for whes ten.as rs
,nsusaaee IS prcenrfd.
Apply 70, Or address.
SNYDER, WILLIAMS. 4 CO.
50 WALL. SIAsrr i
+. r. Moaey may 80 zen. IN registered 'et
.s.s, or By elrreas, q: cur rs,a,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
lklDbbL BOUNTY INSURANCE. q.
capital, sfOO, 600.
Snyder, Williams & Co,
Organized by Perm lsSlon 81 the
Authorities,
90 TAfL-STREET, n. Y. 50

This Company Is orgaa,:ed especially
for Mc Protection o. Iun,iliss.
On The payment 70 this Carypspyt ar any
Of is Authorised agents, OF thc sum o. ssh, !.
will Issue certificate o! insurance, binding
itself 10 par ~ sach person the sum 81 Pye
Hundred Dollars, IN case they are draf,et
into tho Naval or Military Service of III.
United .S'a,es prior 10 Dese,a. or 5lst. let..
o. during he var. In the same proportion
sh.. Company will insure any person Liable -
DO Military duty, in any sN,n from $lno 10
$1,000, hut not more than $1,000 On sns co.
li'a. This Company also .nsures those IN ~.
SERVES, officers and pr!setes, aeains, woua !,
or death, DARING the present var, TINS en.h
ling ali pru lent soldiers 10 provide their fam
lies ecins. want, in case shcy fall in f.,t,e
do or are 80 wounds ~ 10 10 disabci
from, supporting them. IL ths msnly virtues
# bravery and patrioLiFm that cal Cd The sol
lier % thu heli les Lin Adj the browning -.
eells Of = pridens provision for his fa,sslv.
| IN case IL never return. then will he BE -
mesnherei with cratisnds. as one that dia
s4ssz"t h.s whais duty 10 his Goa -his soun-
sry--hs family.
Oar ra,es ior insurance sza;ns. wounds
| and death are ~ follows, ~ wiz;
| so o. hundred against wounds
s., death
/! CsSs certificates o! insurance are as8iSn4hls--
/ Are intended e he ssiXn.d 70 ths family 10
their care, support aid relief, 10 eaae The
essnts occur uppn which he. pre- payable. j.
1:s many in the serv:cs .rs where il Honli
10 III possible for diem /. provide for Their
families in This say, the wife, father. OF BROTH
er. any Individual, feeling An intersst ia
'Ae family 81 'hc soldier, may insure th~uA
against wounds or death. Whss can 1nrtai
man 10 nubler, thfn ia prevent the family d
,le soldier With in Insurance. upon his iifs.
ar ays!net wo..rtis :hl- n oura placing them
be, and s;s rcac'l OF poverty. IN case Their
p-,t as.or Ecver ,etnras. I.is IS a s-s:era q
s.tsst .ntia! charity tovsrss the 3.pendsut
| e s-,5.s of volunteers, ,as. kss been coram.nc-
"a - our TsAithy ci,;s.us. and will b. con-
tinued " tie wo-'hisr portions Of them.
WIS: can our wealthy anG patriotic citi4.ns
uc that vii! 70 further to increase enlist
ments ard assist the Government, tnAn 10 say
to Our hardy iaburiug mea-"lf you will En.
tis.. vii! InEurs ycur life until ycu return
for 500 $500 81, COO for the benefit Of
your family.
The rates Or bAs;supon which which this
Comp any insure Is founded upon scientific
statistical calculation uf the mortality #
wars fer the last 800 years. and ieAves hut
\ rsassaaS.e margin isr profit for The Company
While Il placss the families Of these !nslre1
beyond want and dastitu;ion freq any ct :he
vici.itudes Of Wsr. !
This Il the only Insurance Company il
the United States that ~As organized espet
ia... fer this purpose.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06
TIE sAwMyLL.

aou'i.~sst u Town vii again commence
sartuiRg mex. week, when those dessrtQ9 IAN
Ter 81 acconoiated On short nosice. Pub.
IL rsss:ness respectfully solicised
CovaNTA SrASDxR
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II04T l,Snar |! chAarer than
60 c1lDOH OIL esa - AaA fcr
. e4s. ~ gallon q the PIONEER
DRvc STORE.
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h9sA ae6e1ooo - Ao0o13ls - II 01guao
: c.. Nth wA1n ~ {oh1ass - Ssa@es1a1
= settle - pAymsst e $500 wltAia ~ go
dirty AAyD
hall slill esnksss = prsselss oe66slo1
sAlle ssnssaiae. 1sly Si14 -:
!. ~ n. VYTeUS
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11414s11k4G
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$685. Dvi,,;sss;jj ia. ,s,s.

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,k-Dis.sr.saass a.;.. Mil, u operation.
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-11-06

LAMPS and LANTERNS. > good
sssst<asat q prices as NV - ths lc~es
CAls md .e. .. the Pioneer rruS stors
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I'd In Goth. st$a-t <sfh; Fheep. 81. e
halfmorecec, a. hsif calf sustaus. ea.c.' each
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
Per - Hawk.Eye. afa2ies
= n. MADISON, Sept. 10, 80.

II. 0AUI0ONs oePSs ~ - jos
9. DuHHAx, Esq-Dsar SI:-Ths Assessor
Of shis Oopslpnioual District Of Iews, Hon. +.
Y. fisksl, Of Henry, and the Collector, Dr.. J.
.. Walker, ofa1ee, under the Internal Revenue
Tax Law, met here yesterday, to make soms
psslininasy arrangements In oalciA matters.
The Assessor divided the District into twelve
divisions, and selected part Of bis Assistants
Hs enters upon his duties, and from bic known
loyalty, energy and .6ne business capacity. rive,
. urn assurance Of the sueosssfal prosecution b,
him, Of the many ccmplicassd duties Of biz re,.
ponsibls position. VI. think 10 il the rich
man in the right place. ID 3
Dr.. Walker. the Collector, hes divided III.
District into eight divisions, and selected /. mar
Of bic Assistants He il one Of our live men
and will discharge the duties Of the pos. Wit,
credit to himself and satisfaction to his coustit
uency. There could have been no better se!ec.
ton made for either position, BY our Delegate,
in Congress shd IL an additional endorsement o
their sagacity. ee
We may confidently expect to see the Law
rendered popular in It's administration by thes,
popular and efficient ofdcera LEE.
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sitv1lSDSab - Hsrsll ssa6snllss - 1ines
| sslhat dyaad ne Dspssfas u Daysnposb 70.
! DshhshinG 5lkb II exsnp,s h Ne counties d
essts and Dpbsqssf W. suppose The rsssen Il
that the applicants for exemption ars merely
practiciAg The teachings that paper has 20 indus
triously incsleated, ever since the great Rebel
lion began. II would hardly b. lAir 10 the Her.
aid not to vindicate those Who have adopted it
teachings. nj z.b,n DC ID d ,ra IA
The number Of applicants for exemption IN
Dubuque county, 1886, 10 en sps commentary
upon the loyalty Of the Herald. The large mum.
Der there vhe nov profess 70 Be aliens, indicates
very plainly, also, under Whist influence they are
acting. If Msbopy vsreaa loyal man, III be
were disposed = yipdielte The honor Of The nsr
.tion, and punish those who would destroy The
Union, a they deserve, it would mot DO likely
that 80 large I proportion Of bis 'countrynen
would now be seeking 70. avoid doing their duty
IS cit;zenA No better evidence 10 required of
the disloyslty Of the Herald than the great de-
sire manifested BY its patrons 70 avoid the
"draft," and the attempt it makes te shield them
from public obloquy and shame.
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VIVA, . Runaway Rebel oaicer says

3 What . Runaway Rebel OAicer Says
Col. Adler, native Of Hungary, who volun-
teered in the rebel service, fortified Tyler Noun
tain and commanded the force at Skerry Greek
which captured Colonies Woodruff, De Viiliers,
and other officers, has arrived in Washington.
He resigned his Office in the rebel army, and be.
ing suspected of Unionism was arrested and
imprisoned at Richmond. He effected his es.
cape, and now gives important details of the
rebel situation, Of which We find an abstract in
the N. Y. Times. He gives the following sta
tistics of the .. ,.slag4a r SAGA sat- nt
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wThat the people are not depressed BY the
apparent reverses, that new perils do not change
or modify their resolution 70 maintain the Union
was neyer more significantly evidenced than il
has been BY the events ofthe past week or two
The misfortunes in Virginia, the raid into Ken.
lucky. instead Of dampsning their ardor, and
lesssrips their se.lt have only inspired them
with new energies, md animated them with =
Isterner determiuatios. Our Generals may fall
in coming up 70 public expectations, but il is
plain that tho people will not They know that
they are right They feel that I fearful respon-
sibility Is resting upon them, and they have re
solved, come what may, that they, ct least, will
not fatsr in their duty to the Country and to the
fsture. If there be any failure in securing the
sole result which tie people VIII accept, the re-
sponsibility will not rest with them. They have
done, sndlHill continue to do, their whole du-
ty. They kill save the nation if II can be saved.
They only ak that incompetency shall be ban.
ished from our armies, and that leaders may be
found capable Of marshaling them to victory
But even without them they will manage, At last,
to organize success and victory, and insure the
life and perpetuity Of the Uniou. .ao
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ooslSssss Osansy n - 1s1nsG. ~
The Beard Of Cssnty Supsrvisora for Den
koinss Cesnty, net ~ Marion Hall, In this city,
90 Wednesday last On Thsrsdsy the question
u granting . Bounty Of swspty.hvs dollars 70
each volunteer from this county. came before the
Board. The propriety ofvosins such sum has
bssn endorsed BY several large public meetings
in .bis city, and BY meetings In other portions
Of the comfy, The meetings in this city, ap-
poipted Committees. consisting Of respectable
and Influential citizens, and heavy taxpayers, to
urge the grant upon the Board. -
The motion to make the appropriation neces-
.sary to pay suoh Bounty, was adopted in the
Board by the following vote aaE says4S % "a
1no3 4 - no .iYRa - sd 40 s11'
!, Supervisors Hedge and Sunderland, Of Bur-
lington Township; Hebard, of Danvills; Nc
Cormick, Of Union; Bruce, Of yellow Spring !;
Rankin, Of Huron; Enkes, of Washington; Gar
man, of Jackson, and Lafarge, of Franklin
Total, nine , 81, asa-a galy sH
4s 49, ra NAYS. ,s.4sgt ".
Supervisors. Gordon, Of Benton, Sawyer, Of
Augusta, Hughes, Of Flint River, and Packvood,
Of Pleasant Grove. Total, four. .e15ss.a -.
In the Board there are nine Republicans and
four Demecrata al those vho votal for Gs ap-
preparation are Republicans, az ~ho vetad ago;na
4, call Nemselsss Dnmorats a.a.ss
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TaH Carr BEARD REanEHr.-The Company
recruiting in this county BY Mr.. Slower, and Mr..
Henry Swan, mastering officer, Is meeting with
considerable success. There is still room for
more recruits, however. Mr.. Swan, who has
recently become connected with the Company,
lie one Of the aOld Settlers" in this region, and
large numbers of his friends and acquaintancss
will doubtless be glad TO join with him, in re-
eruiting the Company 70 its maximum. ~ =.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

COUNTY CoRvExrIoH.-We direct attention to
the call for = Republican County Convention,
to be held at Marion Hall in this city, on Friday
the 10th inst, which will be found in its appro-
pirate pace IN our columns. ass' s - St
The residents Of Burlington will also find .
call for 4 Township meeting, 70 be held At the
same place, on Tuesday next, At 2 o'clock, p. m,
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- The teissraph says that Gen. Pope has
been ordered 70 Minnesota, 70 take command Of
forces for dsfsnss against the Indisns. The
Chicago Times pertinently inquiries what the
NessAssss has done that che should b afflicted
with . visitation Of Pope, - wen - indians !!
We don't know, unless It - thst bis 'iine Of
retreat lies in that direction. II he viii but
70 for enough towards the Northwest, We don't
know Of any one who will object 70 il. The
North Pole would be very cool place for him.
nRx,r1s At Ta1DsslcK.-There is No ldoubt
that . rebel force 10 nov at Frederick, . few
n,iles to the north Of that river. How large It
Il We cannot a. yes safsly cay. The report that
there ore loo, 900 there, % appears in our tele-
erapbic column % the report Of deserter, is, Of
course, q great exaggsration Probably It would
be good news, fit were true, and our Generals
would exercise but very little common sense.
The nearer they come 70 us, the easier it ought
70 be to overpower them. After the recent af-
fairs before Washington, No don't know but it
would be good pl 10. hereafter. TO dispense
vi Generals altogether. II we should do no
bsster, We certainly cannot easily do worse.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

k~It is said that Kossuth is in the fnal Ptate
Of consumption, and that probably before many
weeks elapse, Hungary will b called upon to
mourn the loss Of one Of her noblest patriots and
most gifted orator "a
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r.
GsH. PoPE.-A correspondent Of the Cincin-
matt Gazette, writing from Washington, on the
9Th inst, objects to the almost universal censure
Of Gen. Pope. and pleads for : suspension o.
judgment until, stleast al the facts are better
known and thoroughly understood BY the public
and insinuates that the misfortunes which At
tended his movements before Washington, were
in great degree owing to the determination Of
officers, high in command, to break him
down, even by disobedielce of orders, or the
sacrifice of whole divisions! .5qpl,g i
! The same writer acknowledges that the tor
rent Of defamation sweeps down upon General
Mcdowell even more profusely than upon Gen.
Pope, and chat the soldiers. in particular, are
bitter, beyond precedent, in their expressions Of
hatred towards him. Scores of these can be
heard At any time, be says, declaring their il
tention to shoot him at the very next engage
ment. He thinks the Administration still re-
tains undiminished confidence in him. OF
# this writer is correct, It is unfortunate for
these Generals. Confidence being no longer
reposed in them by any portion Of the public,
or the army, their opportunities for redeening
their regulations will not be very great I"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

II We take occasion to remind our reader
that j. F. Wilson and K. Hornish, candidates
for Congress in this District, will speak in this
city on Friday next, At 2 o'clock P. II. Let al
the people come and hear them. s ..s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
p E''t Qu,xc1, Adams county, Sept 8. 1862.
Ep1roR HAwK-EYE gs- ry al, h.,

ED1roR HAwK-EYE sf, 4. g4, h, n.
os DsAs SIR,-The departure Of our volunteers
to-day for their rendezvous At Council Bluffs
filed our little town with excitement. All an
svered 70 the roll call but one. Just before
starting handsome flag made BY the Ladies Of
Quincy was presented to the Company BY the
daughters Of the Rev. T. KILLER. Lieut. F. N.
Davis replied to the presentation address in
terms that brought most Of his audience to
tears Whatever other counties may do Adams
believes that she will never have to be ashamed
of the mettle Of her men. Late news casts US
down, but We are As far as ever from despair.
&7A "tA.- 200 ~ - J.. n, @"
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0BPUDLlCAn TOWNSHIP MEETING.
hs Rspaslcaas Of Burlington Tewnsh,p ore requested
= nsss q Marion Han, In Burlsgon. TvsssAs. ne
1sta ~, eeleek. p n. for the purpose q select.
Ing De0ates 70 he County oonvcnsss, 70 be held On
~ losA inst THOps RR1NCH e;
.tzsvs a11e : oha&1aa Ussnty CSanitses.
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nEFUBLIcAN COUNTY CONVENTION

2EPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
Csavention Of the Republicans Of Des Moinss coun-
y. vD b held u Marion Hall, In the City Of Barring
~. q 1sDAY, Che 18th day Of ssptenber ins as II
scsek, NJ, fer the purpsse q nominating candidate
for Clsk q the District Csut Of sad County, and "a
assnsses ch other bssneO nag Be found necessary
1ach Township win bs entitled . one Delegate 70,
every twenty-five sstss cat for Abraham Lacsln In
1Soe. ~ a,,-..,s i-,. i, 80 :
fhs member Of the ossAty 0onnitsss II eseA Tswn.
zip, Win call TowasAp Messing q the ssusl D.aes, q
0eA sns - b nay deem esaveaielt fer NE ps.pssa
q selecting ths number u Delssats 70 which nay b
satst,sd. giving proper psblie nssios thereof raa7
sg7t.. 90. D. -naEa THOMAS PRINCE.
a.
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Oouney Yair.

We call attention to The advertisement Of the
Dee Noines County Agricultural Society, which
holds ito Annual Fair next week. We learn that
it offers eight A,sndrsd asd and nv doaaTs, IA
prsm;xms, which il very liberal when We con-
slider the .'hard times upon which We have fal-
lem" We hope that the people Of this county
will give their aid and comfort" to the Society
which has for il object the advancement Of mu.
tusl Interest in this county and State. -
At meeting Of tho Board Of Directors, held
on Wednesday, the resignation Of r n. Green,
Secretary, was accepted, and G. h. Lane waa
elected Secretary for the unexpired term. y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13
ALady,s Juss Rehuke.

During the Mania which prevailed among q
certain class Of our citizens some week or two
aimee, respecting their ability to perform mill.
tary duty, shronging the sids.walk before the
door Of the County Medical Inspector, patient
y waiting their time 70 present themselves for
examination, were two young gentlemen from
Danville who presented themselves before the
Esculapian Prestidigitator handing him the fee
- prescribed in his card, the Inspector. pro-
gressed. ssaa457 IS. rt7g 'Grg 81
The Surgeon, upon 1 critical examination Of
their physical organisation, announced that
they we're not those hale and robust young gen
tlemen whom their parents, friends and init.
mate acquaintances regarded, but entirely the
opposite-puny and delicately constituted spe-
eimsns Of the genus homo, and consequently
gave each Of them . certificate Of disability ia
do military duty. fs2!o ..'3 L'@ 15sa :
Well. pleased with the result Of their inspec-
ton, they returned joyfully to their homes 70
communicate to their friends and associates,
their fortunate exemption from the Draft
Many whe had known them for years, looked
upon It ~ kind Of ''ssll" attempted, but we're
relieved Of this impressiou BY y their exhibiting
the documentary proof the certificates aq s
One Of the twain had been paying his ID
dresses 70 very smisbls and pssriotic young
lady il The neighbosheed, the daughter Of one
Of our State Legislators, and being desirous
that she might rejoice in his good fortune, hied
post haste over 70 her fathers residsnoe 70 COM
nupieats Il 70 hss. After he usual conpli-
msnts Of Injecting were passed, the conversation
tsrned upon The war; it; decimasing conse-
qusnoss upon our patriotic army. the call Of
The President, and ths certainty Of The Draft,
when Tie young gauaat, 70 crafty the young Ia.
dy, y hs supposed she would be pasased "a
knew that che was not = b deprived Of bio %
sisty By he DRAFT, told her that be had just 70
turned from the city where be had undergone
~ inspsctiea By he County Surgeon and had
received from hin certificate Of disability u
perform military duty, and vas thereby exempt
from he dfafk The LADY, instead Of expires
sing great jey, her shseks esinsoning With min
lslsd feelings Of pity aad indignasion ct Il.
thessht that be. vhe Aaa been paying suct
marked alterations tohsr, naaifsssins 81 ri,
professions 70 b her fasars pesteesor, ross from
whore che had been. ssassd, and turning toward
this 6sas ;dssl Of gentleman, said: .sir. 3,
sos1 rather Be dead So,Ssr's sidos. dan ?,
cowAID's brids" a,se .r ...s
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