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, 1862-09-29
INTERESTING FROM R1cumoND.
Rebel Account Of the late Army
Movements

Fonrnrss MoSRoE, Sept. e5.-The fig Of
tr,1ct boat, Nelamora, from Alkeu'e Landing,
brought down lG0 passengers, among Vhom
are ninesy-6our officers, mostly from ropes
From the Richmond 1Fhig Of the 9th,
dispatch slgued IL B. Davidson, states that
II the fedcra1s crossed the rivcr at Shcpards-
town With 10, ,ooo rucn, and were immediately
att~ckcd by Jackson's corps, and routed
jackson has recrosscd INTO Marylana. Con,
since the battle ut Manassas, enough to re-
mace the losses In the recent battles"
Ta1ahasse {Elorida) papers announce % tne
death Of Gen. Richard Gan, dis1angoisneo
yellow fever is in Wilmington, N. C., anais
The Ricenlond Dispatch Of the 24ih says:
The Tanke 1eet anchored IN front Of Alex
| antlria has been driven OIL The tederals have
burned their disabled wagons aud arc remoV-
inR pll their stores to Washington"
The same p1per claims rebel victory at
sberrardto~n, Saturday last and the capture
~ Tne sane napcr says: "The train that il
due this evening, will bring from Cul7cpper
Court House six;y-six Yankees, who have
| been there since engagement At tnas place
AmonR them is Capt. J. 81. Vanderm IN, OF thc
66th Ohio. They will be sent home from
/ Richmond.
Spcakine Of their army, the Dispatch says
, | <tOnl{ division OF two have been witddtAE ~
r from the other side OF Potomac to resist th'
contemplated movement OF Burnside up2l
onr communication at Harper's Ferry !
states that Lee repu1sed McClealan On the l7tl
and pursued him On the 18Th, and defeated bin
= on All IL the rebel papers brought down clain
# victories In ali the recent battles, and c npo
- No nnonle not to believe one word containe
r. iu Northern papers Of Northern suecess, am
fhat McC Clellan' s account Of taese oattles 1oll
4 enuals Pope'e for 1nls1epresentaao1.
n The Richmond 1Fhig OF the 3f!o eonIAli
:. the death Of Brig. Gen. Wm. r. stask' :
= Thc SANG psper states that Gen. Thona
IA diyfefon stfH rema10s In Nashsile, bnt 1ne
os froops Indicate preparations to eEAc1aee- q;
az Jobnt On says II the rebels take Nasn7lil
te they win find bis remsins under the ruios
ne tho capitol. ,... =,
NJ In tie rebel House Of Rapresentatlyea D
I'll has been introduced to provide TOT the e8ts
liehmcut Of military defenees along toe oau
Of the Tennessee and Cumberland Rivers,
ne | resist the advances Of the enemy In Ienness
and Alabama, and for the construction
ew twelve gunboats for the protection OF s.
III riye.s snd States.
To- The Richmond Enquirer Of the 24th has
ost following: !;
,ud TEK1 Mss, via MoB1B, Sept. CA bal
Of, tnok piacc On the 21st On the Jacinto road
LIS. mile from 1uka, between Price and Rosecr1
On. 0nr ioes vaa ESQ, including Gen. Little, kill
lla--l snd Co.'s. Whitfield. Gilmore and Medbe'
ut. | woundca., The faoersas received heavy n
q! forcsmeats during tbs night
, 1862-09-29
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
An0shkr Steamer OVerhauied
by the Rebels
Randolph, Tennessee, Destroyed by
Gen. Sherman.

TSpccial DISPATCH TO the Chicago Tdb1ne1
CA1ao, Sept. p, 1861
The boat burners are at their dirty tricks
again. As the steamer Forest Queen, on her
upward trip from Memphis, approached the
town Of Ashport, Tennessee, she was taken
possession of bEa band Of guer1ilas who fired
over badted shots into her pilot house and
cabin, seriously wouuding the pilot at the
wheel. They took the second clerk, Hugh
Saunders, and two discharged soldiers
p1isonerf, from whom they stole about 2,ooo
In rorey. TIE Sunshine coming up with col
diers, they left the boat, and che Was ano wed
to proceed without further molcstat1ou- One
OF tie prisoners WIS John Webb, quarter
masters sergeant, 9Th Illinois cavalry, from
Hamilton county.
Rstribution for firing into the Eugene at
Randolph, an account Of which appeared IN
Yesterdays TRIBUNE, was speedy and terrible.
On Thursday, Gen. Sherman sent 800 Infantry
and section Of artillery to Randolph on the
steamer Ohio Belle, They arrived there, and
after giving fifteen minutes to remove women,
| childrvn and furniture, every house IN the
| village, with single exception, was fired and
| burned to the ground. The one house spared
I belonged to q citizen vino furnished the CLERK
Of The Eugene with skiG, with which he es
captd-
| HELENA, Ark, Sept. e5.-Receutly, an ex
pcdiiIon, consisting OF the transports II lat.a
ard All.ambra md ram Queen OF the West
carrYing about go troops and several plees
of artillery, left Oldtown, and sailed down th
river as far as Eunice, forty miles beloE th
mouth OF the Arkansas. As the exgetltio
descended the river, it was fired into By gut
ril]ss at Preutiss. q town on the Mt5sissipI
shore, opposite Napoleon, aud at l:laud NJ
t IS, killing one man on the 1atan. The bos
ehelled The woods all along the shore, b1
| with what damage is not known. On the :!
1n1n trip, at Prentise, 4 large force Of guerfa
:. las, numbering l 500 or {, ,0do, under the COZ
mand Of Viupigue, occupied the shores h7r
and opened brisk cannonading on the boa
: | and yolleYs of musketry. The boats Eeturne
l. tie compliment with shot and shell, kitll'
= twenfy-scyen rebels, and diving them bat
!. into the country in The direction Of Boiya
a atter which, part Of onr forces disem5ark
:. and burpcd the town Of Preutiss. The tran
Il ports were riddled by musket balls, and t.
~ six-pourd cannon shot passed entirely throa!
the cabin OF tho Alhambra-
r. Our loss was three killed aud seVel
, 1862-09-29
From California.

sAxFaASc1sco, Sept. 2s:-AFrlycd, steamer
Sonora from Panama
OREGON e,a roufs for Washington. During the
Iast f1ve years be has been engaged locating
and constructing military road from v ALA
Walla Valley, Washington Territory, to Fort
Benton, the head Of navigation On tue Mis-
eouri River. The work is finally completed.
Considerable emigration has reached .Masa,
Of agricultural 1lnd. besides mineral region,
containing gold, copper, lead and iron, Wcrs
founc on the line OF the road-
, 1862-09-29

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 27:--1t appears from
efLclal statements that Maine has nlied her
quotas under both calls for 500 ,gWD men. der
men have been in the field for four weeks
rasf. Under the last call for drafted men,
Maine has 9,G00 men 1eadg-au raised By Fol.
unlcerirg. and they hare all been Ia the
camrs at Portland, Augusta and Bangor since
thc 18th inst They are all ready to move the
Prior to these contributions, Mime haE
sent over Il, 600 men, and, including the .0oq
seamen she has givEn the navy, has raised
l{.GO men for the Union. The total popuia'
ion is 63s 600. Sic claims the proud ,promil
pence Of being the banner State IN raising vol
uuterrs. She sends no drafted men TO IN
uAr
, 1862-09-29
CHICAGO. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862.
FERGM SPRINGFIELD.
fspecia1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tttbune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tstbune.l
SPRINGFIELD, Sept. =, 1872.
Maj. James Z. Loomis, aid-de-camp, leaves
tonight urder orders from the aajutant gen
era1, to attend to removing the companies To-
Gated at Ehawneetown, Metropolis, Vienna,
and Marion to Camp Butler, where their regs1~
mental organization will be completed.
The parcled prisoners from Harper's Ferry,
numbering from 5000 to 10000, are on their
way to the Northwest to be employed IN the
VAT against tpe Indians. They are to report
at Camp Douglas, where they will beeqnipped
and armed.
, 1862-09-29
Sale Of the Chicago. Alton Il st. Louis
Railroad.
nj fch n Exlafrann ErtihunE

LoPeI1A1 0a-Fssee11 30 es3e 11Ste<5o 1'*'os1
JOLIET, Sept. q, 1862.
The Chicago, Alton snd ST. Louis railroad
was sold at the court house here to-day, at
L. O'Clock, undera decree Of the United States
circuit court for the northern district Of ILL
noi., under the third mortgage, for the benefit
of the first and SECOND mortgages. 1t WIS
bought By Samuel j. Tlden and L. q. Meyer,
for the third mortgage bondholders, for the
sum of Il 100000. Cnder the reorganization
of tie road, the third mortgage bonds ~illrep-
reent the common stock; the second mort
gage, preferred stock, and the first mortgage
will remaIn Is before The whole amount OF
the three classes Of bonds, with accru ID inte'
rest, Is about 80 100000
, 1862-09-29

New York, Sept 27.-The steamer Ma1tan-
zas, from New Orleans, has arrived. News
nnimportart-
Judge walker, late editor Of the Delta, has
been released from confinement at Ship
Island.
Col. Hamilton, excongressman from Texas.
had made an eloquent speech ut 3 great Union
meeting in New Orleans.
Some rebel officers with flag OF truce, Ind
arrived at New Orleans, to consummate nego
tiatIons for an exchauge Of prisoners.
, 1862-09-29
Gen. Butler Keeps stirring 1p sAe
Rebels.

NEW YoR1, Sept. 2z.-Advices from New
Orleans give N order by Gen. Butter, requf-
rin9 each nentzA foreign Eesldcnt in that do.
pertment to rep6Ft 70 tho nearest p5ovoes
fsrnilV' The order says: SIN the course Of
Tn d4xs. L might become necessary to dis
.Nnepish ditloysl from loyal citizens and hon"
eBt neutral fafeigners." AL false Or slnula-
ted claims Of foreign allegiance Bat1ee threat
ems to pun1ah seTefely. ...,
, 1862-09-29
RITELL-HUETEAA

Wp learn from good authority that the |
x,rder for the removal Of Don Carlos Buell.
has already been prepared and signed at
1hc var Office, and that its promulggation IS
p. only delayed by the question who shall be
his SUCCESSOR. On the propriety Of de-
nririnr General Don Carlos Of the con-
1nand Of the army Of the Ohio, We under
staud that the President, the Secretary OF
War and General 11alleck arc fully agreed.
The army and tie people will 1at1fs their
decision with universal acclaim
It's stated t11at Generals Hunter and
71cintzclman are most prominently spoken
RI as Euelrs successor. VIC think TINT
Gen. Hunter, better than any other man IN
4,,c army, would command the confidence
rf the soldiers in the field and the people
Of the West Gen Buell. commenced III:
ean,noicn By declaring that lie didn'
know what the @ar was about II III
had added that he did not know
nlat the enemy was about he Woa'
7,arc told. the whole truth. Ge1
Hunter does know w1at tue war is abou
and 1c will make it hlo business to g1yeth
rebels active employment all the time. 81
ell. bv his shameful tenderness to the s.
rcssicuists Of Tennessee and Alabama, Ut
abolitionizcd" lis army. Give that arm
= commander holding views in comno
with t,lcm.-one who has believed from tt
beginning that arcbel wAite man has I
Heht 10 own 1oyal black or anything ei
-taae anlo las heart tn tho aonr--a1
Bragg's army viii bo~lriven into tue G.
win even greater CELEBRITY than Buell. q
e1aycd in getting his back to the olio. G1
2hc West General Hunter, and give Il
pcrmissiou to nuke wa1 us WAT ought
be mode, and We shall straightway beh'
anew cpoch- There hasncycr been I'll
since the fall Of Doaelson, when the We
Cru troops could not have made Gle
sweep Of the country between the Mis-
sippi River and the southern spurs Of
A11egha,,ies. They can do 50 now
handled with even respectable ability I
, 1862-09-29
FROM SOUTHWEST MISSOURI.
Threatened xnvasfou from ArkansAs.

srR1scf1E1;p, No., Sept GA portion Of
now At Cranky Mines, Newton county, near
the Afkanaas line
Gen. Schode1d il preparing to march against
them, and ~ his army Is in excellent condition
and composed Of the beat troops In the state.
cessfnl.. If they awxit IN attack. If they re-
treat, they wi1l be driven out Of tha State, and
~re;ttons nrobshlv be occupied By onr troops
fhat Nin prevent another inrosd1
I.atest sdYiccs from the rebel army state
that It Is I motley crowd Of warrtors, some
well armed, but the most o. laem .Saf peas.af
| ArkansaS, Their number is about 12.Uo.
, 1862-09-29

rco,r.a1 ro--ea,nnaoor oF +he fh4rnr1 srr1hure !
@~f~'% Lorlss1I1r, Sept. IS, 1853.
The achievement Of the celebrated king Of
France, who marched up the namelcss hill aud
then accomplished the task Of marching down
again, has been thrown into the shade b3 the
last marches Of Gen. Buell.. He marched
down South AID spent the summer, and has
NOW marched back again, probably to spend
the winter, Into and. through Nashville With
out seinc a1oe Cen Buell. has marched back |
to Louisville having but once got glimpse
of the caemy. And in all this marching he !
has accomplished nothing. forget He has |!
made reputation with his army never get |!
made liz sny general.
1tfstold Of Brig Gen Hooker Of the regular
army, ,fthat after the war with Mexico, wherehe
had won glo:y, and became the especial favor
ite Of Major Gen. Wool. he went to California
TO make fortune He made zone, and got
out OF money, ind became wagon-masteE. In
au, ,ca,acities he conducted himself with abil-
stv- he ia NOW a hr;padier of the teruIar
armv.
Gen. Buell. commenced as a lieutenant col
one1 Of the regular army, and has been made
majorgenera1 Of volunteers, and to-day bears
the reputation Of being the best toagon-n.asfcr
Il, the army. it is 4 positive fact that he
brought 2,000 wagons with him from north
Alabama without losing single one. an
dorgirlrg the devil-Joha Morgan and every
body else, their due. pledge you my word
1hat Buell. has won this, md this reputation
only, with lis army.
The important tact that Buell. has formed
,nnction Of the greater part Of his forces Will
those of Gen. Nelson viii naturally change tn
, 1862-09-29

From New Orleans, Key West, DC.
NEW York, Sept. 2s.-We have aayices
from Pensacola to the 18th, and Key West to
the a0kh. There is no news. Sickness ashore
at Key West is abated, bat there Is no i'm
pzovement in army shipping.
cxpecitiun to the town Of Ponchatatua, I'M
der Maj. Strong, returned They succeeded
| in driving the rebels out Of Ponchartrafn,
| hut the rebels soon returned with reinforce
! meuts and drove the eeaerals out Our los<
| in gil1aa, wounded and missing, WIS forty
| Our troops captured the post Office aud it,
contents, also some trapriugs presented t.
| JEFF. Thompson BY the citizens Of Memphis
, 1862-09-29

G. Dy our dispatches, It will be per
ctived that Gen. Prcntiss, captured by the
rebels at the battle Of Pitshurg Landing,
7tas 1hecn cSCllrnn,1}.
, 1862-09-29
FROM CINCINNATI.
Capture Of Augusta, on the Ohio
klver, by the Rtbels,
REPORTED REMOVAL OF BUELL..

C1scNsAT1, Sept. 2s.-Last night the rebels
captured Augusta, ky., on the Ohio River,
forty miles aboFe this city. After rob5ingg
eeyeral houses they destroyed the place
The citizens fed to the Ohio side.
Hon. VIM. Il. Polk passed through this city
tonight as bearer of dispatches IRON AndJ
Johnson to President lincoln
Business was totally suspended -ycstesda,
trcna 9 till O'Clock ?. N. Ill the citizens an
under drill.
4 dispatch to the Ga=ftte, from 1ndianapolis
says: ian army officer just arrived from
Washington, says he read an order while il
Buell. from tie command in Kentucky and rs
signing him to Indianapolis, to organize til
pa1o1ed prisoners into regiments"
, 1862-09-29
Nrm advertisements.

G. Z. SczIEEN, Adrer:ising 4ge'st, es DtaT'
barr, st., is authorized torsceige for
hi. ana al the Leading lpsrs Of tho Northeast.
, 1862-09-29

EXTANTED-Ttree o. four untur,
" nashsd rco.ce With some respectable Amer car.
famtly I:cie1ences exchanged. Adtress Z: g Box
tE33 Chicago, sS+t0tso1L
, 1862-09-29

r OSr-Cn Friday last, gentle
L ! mans Gold Sleeve S.ui brtwcen Esruolpi aa1
Erf. stitets on Cnrk Desrlorn or L1se strects The
t1ter will he suitably rewarded Ua leaving y Tue
Tribune counting room. Hf9 IL
, 1862-09-29

NTANTEU-To sell the good will
Madison aLd Ciark st,rets Inquire at III DaA5boea
, 1862-09-29

WTANTED-H>rness. Makers
TURNER l. S1DWAI.
ee7ou.H21w 70 Lake street. Chicago.
, 1862-09-29

U7ANTED IlINIEDIATELY-A
w Wet Nurse, ErEl'sll or Scotch prsferE:d-
ere Willing to take tie child homo dad ctre It eEeT1
nt1c1tiGn hGe hfd. Address. St olSc. " a. u II l
a. {7py 2 st. EhtcHEo. 9e9uSo6t5G ,
, 1862-09-29

r OST-A Rcunu GolG Sleeve But
TOT, with Jet bar. The dnt!e- VIII be suit bly,
rewarded ry leaving it at RUN Ton = C.''S Ollie,
corner OF Clark and La6c streets. s-2e uIiDiw
, 1862-09-29

:EOR SAL E-On Consignment-
Twoco.caes opa 8sett, one QeE:aAasexn R3sS:
~~rv three Turnover 4tst Rock1Ways. Gye EKSsa.
sin3 iop Slde seat Buggt:s: oue 6qHara Beg & Snds 2
So: op 32eeors Faaeisn 1a1;ss q n MN
!, ttTeef 6efaeen Washinxton aud Madison strests
1ee9u1sa5s Il. D, Au*ts 0Ss'@ /.
, 1862-09-29

w AN TED-A young man Of
w thi,tsen yeszs experience desires situation
a moderate sas5y H. 50 e E1:iae an. q
Travelled extensively through illi1oia, Mss3o1t All
EatRas, Is ! good BookkeepcE. CoE:espo.icnSI, aun
sSaSVHess ~ 3 n - Pn4t Iltsica ee.J uS5klt
, 1862-09-29

NTANTED-By a young man Of
experience in business and accounts. situation
az Book keeper. Cerx Salesman. or IN IN ca7aclsy
IN which his services would be required Rel renee
riye.i AuttcsS L. q. Boz IAE3 s1SAutSaSt
, 1862-09-29

WTANTHD-The best Shipping
w Cl.rktn the West IN G-n:e:5 honsc. M SCI.
end rite or Inexperienced mA n9ed apply. AnnfEs.
rn teA1 name and references. -. D. "a :innaahS
Sttu415+%
, 1862-09-29

WANTED Substitute.-We will
w rar n 1ibera! sur, IN addition to Govcrnment
pnrn.v ir 4 Substitute for tua1uber eI Co T. 9;th
1;ec;n;eut Ine Vols now camp at Rockford, ILL.,
ca1i oA VI ''uo E. g. & r c. TEEAT.
eeeQ1-S~t 101 Tnshtngtpu.st, Chicago. I'll.
, 1862-09-29

WANIEDA a, :d;;l} = t fsrsnss = ss9sys WIN 5sm
sion business are4aY afisaed. T1aay person VIII
tue required amount food opportHnity Z offered
r Il. no1 17;t ttatin; where IN tn:errteT nAs b
had Geud references given and required. sc&Ht 'Ss
, 1862-09-29

W?ANTED-Ccnsignee f''T cargo
~ Of Lumber on board Rchooner +: 6. Greg. Wt'
liam Die master from R'll'a Mills. Saginaw
sr.9 u.;7iSt WA DlEE, 80 s. Water strces.
, 1862-09-29

EXTANTEp.-To Architects ard
w othezs-A youag xAo has bud toIs ys;s.ss scs
Dranehts1nan, wishes situation In a. aEcintects Of
nee u machine STOP. HISS eeea !nthe .. s EngtaesS
low aal4ry Specimens and references from bes; New
York Houses Address +. j. c. L.. Trihane II
ChtrartA Ill. &'5.-utta-lk
, 1862-09-29

:1TO PORK: AND BEEF PACK
xEES-Ixoald tske chAtEs q 1arKs sseHnH e1s.
dnaqus ess = tae Ise5'aS E n nd az
Mo11t +rn rf1e defadsd sataetou. with the best q
tefeIenees il nnaosa md otns..sat. I'll psosaSH
Add5@sJ 3, Post omce-Box}S1-
, 1862-09-29

EET ANTEE-A Iieutcnancy "A
" yourg gentleman Of weslih, haS!ns haa S eSRe-
goI1 Can furnish money for recrn1s1g. AahE:ss,
viii oiTrT CiIAhLET WALTERS. T. .. Drawer 62a5.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
tate or Iowa.

ApJ'r GRxsaALs O1v,cR, Iowa,
Clinton, May 74th, 1859.
General Orders No. 10.
reaa'sition has been made BY tho Presi1an.
0n ois GAseaency, the Governor Of Iowa, for an
o'ner regiment Of infantry for the United states
service.
While orr State has responded noh,y 10Th
call Of the General Government, for ,roo,,. a.
in crushing the 81 sansi, scheme. planned ,,,,n,.
the Union still greater sacri Aces are REQUIRED of
US; moro money and moro blood. No s,... h.s
ex.elied the alacri,y with which she has filed
former acquisitions Of tho General Government.
More than twenty thousand of the flower of our
State have gone to the tested field shall we fa,.
ter in responding to the demand for a Thousand
more?
The requsition has been answered by saving.
that the regiment shall DO raised in sixty DAYS.
and it will be done.
Reliable persons applying to me fer recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instruc.
items.
Tho reputation the gallant soldiers of low.
have achieved Tor themselves and the State i,
world wide, until tho name Of an Iowa soldier
has become distinctive mark, synonymous With
discipline, bravery, endurance and devotion.
The place Of rendezvous will be desivnated
hereafter.
ny order Of tho Commando or in chief.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of Iowa.
ezV-All papers on tho Mississippi river,in Iowa,
the Iowa City, Des Moincs City and all papers on
the line Of rail roads, and in the Valley Of the
Cedar River will copy twice. my27-d6wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
AUDITORS OFFICE. IOWA,

Inns mONeS, CeDi udTy 4tu, 1sUZ.
1t is hereby certified, that the fourth day OF
February, 1862, swcrn statement was filed in this
Office, showing the condition of the Phe1x Fire
Insurance Company, located ct Brooklyn, New
York, on the first day of January, A. b. 1862, in
accordance with provision of an Act Of the Gem
eral Assembly Of tho State Of Iowa, entitled IAN
Act in relation t., Insurance Companies approved
January 2Sth, 1851, and an Ac. amendatory there
to, approved February 9th, 1s5S: that sail state
ment shows tn 1t said Company is o-sessed of the
requisite amount Of capital, and invested as re-
auired by law.
Authority is therefore gwen tothe above named
Company to transact business CT Insurance in this
State in accordance with the laws thereof, until
the 3lst day Of January, A. ID. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and sixty Three.
l. is also certified, that John L. Swits, Esq. Of
Davenport, has been duly appointed by said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County Of Scott, with full power to take risks Of
Insurance therein, and to acknowledge service Of
process, as provided by law, upon his fling with
the Clerk Of the District Court in and FIR said
County, a certified copy of the statement on file
in this office. 1t is further certified that tn /, at
tached is true aud correctcopv Of the said state-
ment.
la testimony whereof, ! have hereunto set my
hand and affixed NY seal Of Office, this 4th day Of
February, 1872
IL ]. ". CATTELL,
mch2o Auditor Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-20
AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA, !,

Desmoines, January Is, 62.
u is hereby certified that ON the xteenth day
of January, S62, a swor. ST ,tement was tlel in
this office, howiHg the condition Of the City Fire
Insurance Company, located at Hartford, in tho
State of Connccticut OF he first cav o. January
A. d. 1862, N accor lance wit DIVISION OF an
Act of the General Assembly Ct the State of
Iowa, entitled "An AZ. in re'atioa TO Insurance
Companies" approved January .S-b, l6o., and an
act amcndatoy thereto ,fovod Feb 9, 1sF 8; that
said sta tement shows at sad Comp ~ Is pos
sessed Of The requisite amount Of CAPT ~, and in
vested as reqa red by w.
Authority is thereto gwen to the above named
Company to ansact business Of Insurance in this
State IN accordance with the laws thereof. unit!
the 3lst day OF Janu.ry D one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-threo.
1t 10 also certified that J. l.. Swits, Esq, of Da-
veaport has been duly appointed by said Compa-
ny their lawful Agent and Attorney for the county
scott, with full power to take risks Of Insurance
therein. and to acknowledge service Of process, as
provided BY law, upon MS fling with the Clerk
Of the District Court in and for said county,
certified copy Of the statement on die in this Of
foe. It is further certified that the attached 10
true and correct copy Of the said statement.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto set my
hand and affixed my seal Of Office, this 18th day
of January, 1862.
r.. 81 J.W. CATTELL,
mh2Ol Auditor Of State