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OSFcE or SECRETARY OF STATE
49,. DEs NOME, July 10, 1861.
MnfoS DmGG, Esq Dear Sir--The American Insurance
Company has filed ts Articles Of in my
ofice The Iowa Mutual Fire Insurance Company is tina
only insurance company that has fled Articles Of In
corporation in my Office. Yours truly,
ELIJAH SELLS, Secretary Of State
S5yl BY JN0. NJ DAVIS, deputy
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REFERENCES:
certificate from the Secretary of State.


JOHN NILES President THOS GREEN Treasurer
MILLION BRIGGS, Secretary A. f. RICH, General Agent
g. Charles City, August 10th, 1861.
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NOTICE TO SCHOOL OFFICERS
A
Office Of County Stp't of Common ScIools,)
Des Moines County,

Office Of County Sa.pt of Common Sclools,)
Des Moines County,
KOSsUTH, IOWA, Aug. 9Th, 1863 J E.
The Secretaries of the several School Districts
OF Des MO1nes County, are requested to include
in their Annual Report to the County Superin-
tendent, in addition to the items of information
named In Sec a, Part 80 Chap IT., LIST. The num-
Der Of private Schools, Academies and Colleges,
and nd the he number Of pupils attending each.
I'd. The number of Teachers that have gone
into the army since the first call for volunteers,
with the name and P. Q. address of each at the
to which they belong, and such other Informal
ton respecting each, as would be worthy of rec
ord as q matter Of history.
I'd. What notifications would you, as Secreta-
~. or your Board, suggest in regard to any por-
ton OF the School Law, that you consider diff
cult of administration.
examined by written questions instead of oral,
and the certificates issued Will be graded with
as follows: Applicants answering correctly 50
per cent will receive No. l;those 50, No. 2 70, No.
Applicants will also be examined in Theory
and Practice of Teaching. Persons therefore,
who have Teaching in view, would do well to ex-
anime such works as "Holbrook's Normal Meth
Cd" Pages Theory and Practice of Teaching"
also Sheldon's Elementary Instruction."
The applicant, before receiving certificate,
will be required to furnish satisfactory evidence
of good moral character.
The County Superintendent will visit the
Schools of the County during the months of Sept.
and Oct, for the purpose of grading so far as is
practicable, such as may then be in session, &C
cording to the system recommended in a recent
circular by acting Secretary Wiltse.
1t is desirable that all the schools of the county
open the fall term on the lst Monday in Sept.
The regular day for the examination of teach
ers Is the last Saturday Of euch month, at Marion
Hall, in the City of Burlington.
Persons applying for an examination, or re-
newal of certificates, on any other than the reg
ular day, are required to pay fee of one dollar.
All business connected with the schools of the
county, coming under the jurisdiction of the
Sup't, will be promptly attended to.
ug8-d3tw4t VIM. HARPER, Co. Sup't.
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MARKETS.
BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, p. 4

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, Pm.
The river is now at a stand, with fair stage of
water. The rise is 81 feet.
Heavy frosts have fallen throughout the
Northwest during the last ten days, extending
| as far South as Kentucky, where tobacco and
other late crops have suffered severely. The ex-
| tent of the damage in Iowa is not fully ascer-
tanned but is no doubt considerable, as the frost
extended oyer the entire State. The corn sor-
ghum, and every thing else, in fact, has been in
jured severely, in all the low ground, while up
on high ground, in manv parts of the State, lit
tie harm has been DONE The frost and the long
| continued drouth, trgether, have no doubt re-
duced considerably the surplus of grain and
stock which Iowa will have to spare during the
year. And Southern Iowa has suffered more,
from the nature of our products and the severity
of the drouth, than any Other portion of the
State. These are matters that should be taken
into account by business men. While, upon the
other hand, the loss in products may be largely
made up by the stoppage of waste and improvi-
dence The fertility of our soil and low prices
have made our people careless and wastefal-
This year they will be apt to take care OF what
they do raise, and use and feed it to advantage
without much loss waste At least 80 we
think, and so we hope.
Below we give Eastern and Chicago Markets
by mail and telegraph:
SUGaR--llL4al4: Crashed i6c; Refined white
l5l%c; Clarified i5c.
COFFEE-2S@S3Uc.
MoLAssE+By the barrei-Reboiled SOC; Syrup
Sc; Kegs $ 50; Sorghum a5ys5c.
NAIIS-Tenpenny 5.
SALr-s2 S5s2 50.
RICE-91<@lOc.
BRoonsHsI sos:9 Is sip per d dozen zen ~
s. IS
WHEAr-spring. 6Oe7o; Winter, s0@s0c.
CoRN-In the ear. -shelled, &c
BEArs"il 7sasa % per bushel-tn demand.
PorAroHs-New, 1881 90 per bushel
BTrTraNia1ebc
EG6+6d7c
CHICK EssE75c@sI per dozen.
W WooDTsa SSa g SEGA psr a Ps5 ton
HIDHsAdreen, 69815c Dry Flint 1s9I4c; Green
Sailed 711asso-duli; Crubby Hides two-thirds
price.
GREKN CALF sKrNs-sc; Slated loc
SHEEP PKIIr+30cQ3S2 %.
WHLsKY4l@t2o firm
LARD-7c; in bbls. &c q b.
DRIED APPLrs-S9714c = D., Green. 2aBS0 per
TrMoTHy SEED-Sl7 rs = bushel.
HUNGARIAN GRASS sEKD-Sl 000l r3P boshel-
IN demand.
CLOVER SEED-e6Ino demand.
CORN hKAL-S@40c p bushel.
BAoON-Hams,r Sugar Cured, lie, OOuntry &
Shoulders, &c; Sides. Dc.
RAGs-2l1@Sc p b.
Coal C,a,l oml76c gallon by the barrel g /.
s. Is No. / Kits s. IS, No. . 81 So Salmon, hall
bels: gil; shad % So White Fish No. q %. No.
wooL-6se5s dull
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!
BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Is the best in the World

The only Harmless, True and Reliable Dye k'o,c7,.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to a Glossy
Black or Natural Brour,, without Injuring the
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently
restoring its pristine color, and rectifes the ill
effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine is signed
WILLIAMA. BATCHELOR, all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. FACTORY-Sl BARCLAY st. N. Y.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. [june25-dAW1y.
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MARRIED.

AT the Teedrick House, in this city, 81 inst, by
Rev. ". Salter, Mr.. J. P. YOUNG, to Miss CARO-
LINE +. U. ANDERSON, both of Monmouth, Lii.
At the residence of Thomas French, ESQ.,. in
this city on the evening of Thursday, Sept 3,
1858, by Rev. Geo. B. Jocelyn, d. d. Capt. WILL
LAM HILLHousE and Miss MARTHA GRIFFEY,
both of this city.
At the residence of the bride, in Mt Pleasant,
Iowa, on the evening of Thursday August 9th,
1858 BY Rev. Geo. B. Jocelyn D. b., Mr.. JOHN
BECCA J. DAVIS. =
In city. Aug: 18th, by Rev. f. H. Warning,
Iowa Infantry, and Miss VICTORIA L. daughter
of Mr.. James III. Brown, all of this city,
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The MUAMIEe Oh THHBns.-Meesrs.
Aver d Co., have received from Alexan-
dria cargo of rags to pay for their medi-
cines, which are largely sold in Egypt
They are evidently gathered from all clas-
SEES and quarters of the Pacha's dominions
the cast-off garments of HadIis and
Howadji white linen turbans, loose
breeches and flowing robes. Not the least
part OF their bulk is cloth in which bodies
were embalmed and wound for preserya-
tion three thousand years ago. They are
now to be made into paper for Ayers Al
manacs, and thus, after having wrapped
the dead for thirty centuries, are used to
warn the living from the narrow house
which they have so long inhabited, and to
which, In spite of all our guards and eau
tons, we must surely go.-Daay Evening
Journal. dxw1t
NE Plus ULTRA.-Rev. Joseph Mckee,
New York City, writes: 'I recommend
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
ana Zylobalsamum as the best remedies to
remove badness and grayness yet discov-
cred. They may be relied on confidently"
Sold by druggists everywhere. Depot
1873 Greenwich street, New York. d&w1t
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Geigers, was launched the other day in the
lower part of the city. She now lies near
the foundry, where she will receive her
machinery, etc. This boat is 40 feet long,
% feet beam, and 3 feet 10 inches depth of
hold. She has not been named as vet
This, we doubt not, will be, when COM
pleted, a fine boat. There is no reason
why she should not be. Burlington is just
as good point as any other for ship build
ing-has the material and skilled labor,
and we hope to see many others launched
hera ....g..rH
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belonging to Kentucky regiments are to be
shot at Munfordsville, Kentuck, next Fri
day, September 4th. Their crimes are de-
sertion. They have been tried and SEN
fenced to death by regularly organized
oourt-martial, and the sentence in each case
has been approved by the General COM
handing the Department. Major General
Burnside.
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MASS MEETING AT Fort MAD1soN.-The
Union men of Fort Madison and vicinity
had big meeting on Tuesday, Sept. lst.-
There were several thousand people on the
ground, and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Messrs. Harlan and Wilson addressed
the masses in the afternoon, in beautiful
grove on one of the public squars of the
City. Their speeches were earnest, elo-
quent pointed and met with unbounded
success.
In the evening, the editor of this paper
spoke at the Court House to respectable
German audience, and in their native
tongue. OF course, modesty forbids us to
treat ourselves to "notice"
BY the way, the Democracy had "vigi-
lance committee" at the Court House door
whose duty it was to persuade Republi-
cans and ORDER Democrats away. These
chaps must suspect their followers to be
rather shaky, when they see fit to resort to
such means to keep them from listening to
a sound Union speech.-Iowd Tribune.
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ne Some time since Mrs. Perry re-
moved Copperhead breast pin from a
male or female Butternut, we don't know
which, and sent it to the 18th Iowa. The
boys of that regiment have returned the
pin and it can be seen at our office. Per
sons who desire to know what the soldiers
of the 7th and. other Iowa regiments will
do with the Copperheads when they come
back can learn by examining this pin.
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CHICAGO Markets.

CHICAGO, TEuf0dAy z. II.
The week closes with a buoyant and excited
Market for corn and oats. The advance since
saturday being fully &c per bushel on corn, and
lie on oats. Wheat about two ceuts higher on all
grades. Flour firm but ouiet-a stedy demand
70 NIL New England orders The higher grades
are mostly sought after, and st. Louis Double
Extras command extreme rates.
The closing prices to-day were;
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the.Fall Term of
the University will open Monday Sept. 18th, 1868.
The Academical Year embraces forty ,oeeks of
study, divided into four Terms, with only two
weeks of vacation, previous to the end of the
year. Consequently Students can enter at any
time, although it is better to enter at the COM
Tuition in the Primary Department 50 or q
according to the studies pursued. In the High
In the Collegiate Department, including Modern
Languages, S. Music. Painting and Drawing,
extra.
Board within easy distance of the premises,
from sl.75 to 50. Is per week. Students frequent
ly board themselves at much lower rates.
Room Rent IS cents per week. The commodi-
going repairs and will be made every way COM
Portable and attractive.
FACULTY:
Rev. I. B. ALLEN, ?. D., President and Prot. OF
Miss JOSEPHINE A. CUTTER, Principal of the La
dies, DEPARTMENT and Teacher of Mathe-
mates and French.
Professor Of Natural Sciences
Mr.. Il. A. VAN METER, Teacher of Vocal Music.
Mrs. ADA B. ALLEN Teacher of Piano Music.
Miss LOUISA LEONARD, Teacher of Painting and
Drawing. and Assistantin High School De-
partment.
Miss JULIA c. ALLEN Assistant in Primary De-
These Teachers have all had experience, some
Of them long experience, in their respective de-
partments. All the Classes will however be IN
der the immediate and constant supervision OF
the President, or the Principal Of the Ladies' De-
partment.
The Professorship of Natural Sciences will be
filed as soon as the services of q separate Teach
er in that Department are required.
The President by residing with his family on
the College Premises will be able to extend to
those Students who occupy the Building many
of the acknowledged advantages Of q Family
School.
e. We have q hea1lytl and bea,aifss location,
and fine BHikdtn0.
We haze Library of nearly 1000 Volunses.
We haze ON snple and excellent Apparatus for
Philosophical Astronomical and Chemical purposes
We have small bat elegant Museum Of Hpectnens
IN Natural History, and other ciHfosities.
Thankful for the appreciation heretofore on
numerous occasions, bestowed on our labors we
purpose TO deserve the appreciation OF our friends
and the pubic more and more =
sepadswAwtf. LIB. ALLEN, Prest.
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Gen. Grant smoked cigar while he was
going out from his works to accept the sur
render of Vicksburg. Gen. Gilmore not
being addicted to "small vices" seems dis
posed, in his little affair with Charleston,
to let her do the smoking.-LouisuiJIe Jour.
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NEW YORK Cant

o, New YORK, Sept. 3,
$4,Sa96 for Extra State; 81 I5@e4 80 for r. III q Nv
WEEAT-Receipts l29, 54l. Market lS2o better.
sales az s6c996 foe Spring; 99cS$l, 10 for Miwau-
OORN-Receipts, 50, 676 bushels Market uuiet
and lie better. Sales at 75cf07S
Money 7e.
Gold 29M.
One wear Certificates l0l, LIZ; Reading Il6,<:
N. Y. G. l30% o -''3z
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The 10th Annual Exhibition

The 10th Annual Exhibition
Of the Iowa State Agricultural Society, will be
held at Dubuque, commencing Tuesday, Sept.
18th, and continuing four days. The amount of
Premium exceeds 81, 900. The customary facili.
ties for reaching the Fair. are afforded by Rail-
road and Steamboat lines. Copies of the Premi-
UNI Lists, or any information concerning the
Fair, may be obtained by addressing
j. NJ. SHAFFER Secretary,
aug3-dSWtd Fairfield Iowa
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How they Love the Soldiers.

EDITOR HAwK-EYE: would call the at
tention of our authorities, the Soldiers Aid
Society, and the public generally, to the
fact that one of the hotels in this city refus-
es to subsist Volunteers passing through
the city to their place of rendezvous, on the
credit of the Government, or in any way,
excepting at full price, and that cash down.
This certainly is an abuse, which, in my
humble opinion, can and ought to be RENE
died.
When the first call was made for troops,
many enlisted under the enthusiasm of the
moment, entirely ignorant of what was be-
fore them. But now the whole country is
well acquainted with the dangers to which
the soldier is exposed, and the hardships of
a soldiers life, and no man can question
the motive which impels cur youth, at the
present time, to rush to arms at their coun-
trys call. 1t certainly must have a ten
dency TO discourage enlistments' when
these volunteers, having just left their
weeping mothers, wives and sisters, and
the sad "Good-bye'' OF their loved ones is
still ringing in their ears, 70 find that they
are thus deprecated and uncared for
Hardships they must endure; hardships
they expect toendure, among their enemies
and on the battle field: but not in their
own State and among those who stay at
home and make money out of the war;
The thing is totally unnecessary. The
Government has made ample provision for
the subsistence of recruits, and any person
repudiating the credit of the Government
viii bear watching. / think it would be
well enough to ventilate their loyalty lit
tle w, w. EksTABRooK.
l fully endorse the correctness of the fact
as stated above Il. b. RUTLEDGE,
Captain and Provost Marshal LIST Con.
Dist of Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR.. Ferrard, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, will be at the Sunderland House. in
Burlington, Iowa, on Monday, September 9TH,
and will remain two weeks or fifteen days. All
old patients are requested to call on DR.. F.'s
rival. Persons wishing to consult Dr. F., will
find it to their advantage to call at once.
SpDt4.d&WtG
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. = The Public
Schools of this City open on the 18th inst.
The School Board have reorganized the
schools in the best manner they were able.
Out of some forty applicants, the board
made, as they think, the best selection of
Teachers for the several schools. Time
can only determine as to the wisdom of
their selections. Professor Thorp, of New
York, takes charge of the schools in North
Burlington, Mr.. Dow in South Burlington,
and Miss Cutter of those in the new school
house in the southern addition. The Board
will use every effort to make the Public
Schools what they ought to be, and should
have the hearty cooperation of all good
citizens. 1t will take time, labor, patience.
We deprecate unreasonable fault-fnding
and unfriendly criticism. Ali are and
should feel themselves interested in the
schools, and in making them a credit to
the city.
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UDESERvED PRoMoTIoN.-CoL. JOHN Nj
CoRsE has been promoted. He is now a
Brigader General. He has proved him
self thorough, interchangeable, live officer
prompt and brave. We rejoice at this evil
dence of appreciation.
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DOR SALE-A Wagon and Carriage
/ Shop and Lot containing q of an acre OF
Land, in the Village of Kossuth. The shop is
large and commodfous, and is well located for
doing large business, being surrounded by q
thickly settled farming communicated is ten
or twelve miles from any other shop ofthe kind.
Also for sale the Stock and Tools now on hand
Terms easy. ENOS WRIGHT. .
sept2-d&wtf Kossuth, Des Nome Co., Iowa.
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DIED.

In Virginia City, CAL. June 2lst, CLARA CAR
ROLL, infant daughter of Rufus +. and Louisa
X. Arick, aged 10 days.
In Virginia City, CAL, June I'D, LOUISA K,
wife of Rufus E. Arick aged 80 years.
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Some wit affirms that millitay buttons
are very attractive to a woman, especially
if they are also bachelors buttons.
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THE. CITY.

~ The Chicago Journal wants to know
why glass is not manufactured at that
placer We would like to know why great
many things are not manufactured in Bur
lington. We should suppose that the pa
tient walters on Providence tor rise in the
price of lots, and the occupancy Of vacant
warehouses might understand that the way
to secure these results is to create ademand
for them. If they would encourage manu-
facturers to come among us, and aid and
sustain them in their beginnings, they
would build up fiourishing city here
But so long as they lay on their backs and
wait, they may be sure that the manufac-
turers won't come, the lots won't sell, the
warehouses will rot down, and they will
daily become poorer by at least the amount
of taxes they pay. Other towns will profit
by their want of energy and neglect of OPP
portunities. When will they comprehend
thatit is more beneficial to the community to
manufacture articles to the value Of ten
thousand dollars than to sell a million dol
lars worth of merchandise? Give manu-
facturers beginning here, and then they
will take care of themselves. They are
gregarious. They support and sustain
each other, and cannot get along without
mutual aid. Start the thing. Sustain the
first Corners, and the rest will follow as
they ascertain that the nest will keep
them warm. Do this and Burlington will
grow. Don't do it, and it won't.
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BAY HORSE.-Taken ur

lI By John Parker, in Yellow Spring Town
ship, Des Moines County, Iowa, on the 18th day
of August, 1868, an estray Bay Horse, Qate Stall
lonl, about Is hands high, having on a saddle,
bride and holster or years old-saddle mark
on lett side-small black spot on left hip. APP
praised at $50 before J. w. Taylor, Up.
sept2-Wlt. VIM. GARRETT County Clerk.
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Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Urin.
arya and Sexual Systems.-New and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD ASSO-
CIATION-Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
ES.6S .Ir2m