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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-31

We bear from every source the most cheering
accounts Of the preparations and the movements
made by General Fremont for the conduct of
the campaign in the Mississippi Valley. Since
the glorious, yet fatal, day when LYON fell, the
Administration have put into the hands Of Free
mont the most ample poFers and the most am
pie neutrality-suspicious. Unless We are greatly
mistaken, the heroic Pathfinder of the West
will yet win for himself the highest reno~n that
is now possible for an Americsn--that Of con.
qreror of this great conspiracy against Demo-
cratic Institutions, and of Pacihcator Of the
Union.-[N. Y. Tribune.
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LOVE AHD WAR-BsAurY AND BoorY-Aiss
seraphina Tansey, young Lady who went 70
Evansville along With the chivalrous Eleventh
Indiana, some two or three months ago, in order
to nurse the sick and wounded soldiers, has re-
turned to her home in this city Duplicated She has
the encomiums Of the whole regiment for the
mamie. in which she performed Ter arduous du-
ties. Aiss TAnsey's name will descend in fsme.
She 10 doing ~ we'll - could BE- sxpected. The
baby 10 beautiful black eyed son VI gun,
ready at any slime 70 ssorm any breast verkA-
3ood for the sucker and down with Je&. Davis
Hurrah for Indiana All hail. Miss Tansey And
veil done, invincihls zouavesl
Gen. Mccullough was married three o. four
wears since. and characteristic story ID told Of
him when bic 6rss child. boy. vas born, that
he insisted, 70 the great horror Of HE youns
wife. in having the younRster christened .BuiYs.
/ . Hump In honor Of . partitulsr ftieud, q
Ga lndisa ehisf Of hat unique name.
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'.t' 3s---v---f
country wagon was overhauled and examin.
ed 10 the vicinity Of this city yesterday by the
agents Of the United States Collector, fhe We.
hicle had the appearance ola schicken wagon
but it was found to contain trunks. which were
filed With swords, army cloth, and other CONTRA
band articles OF transit to the Southern Copfed.
eracy. The goods Mcrs stored at the Custom
House.-lLoSisyilie Journal ~
A BRoAp TAsaEr WITH TIA "cssrsrn Da,vss.
"A COZ respondent Of the Terre Haute Express
relates .he following incident of a skirmish ut
R;ch Mountain,
It appears that one "secesher." thinking hiu,
self at safe distance and holding the ,,.arx
chip Of Hoosiers in extreme coatempt, tur.ed
his b ck, stopped over aud offered ~ glazing in.
suit 10 our rnel, Hhis act had the effect Of
:, asinS HO0sier tearing mad Considering
himself highly insulted. AMI having great faith
in his own powers and that of bis Enfield rife
he sent his compliments in the shape of an
ounce bullet making a "centre shot, the ball
travelling the whole length Of the "seUeshcr's"
body, and coming out at the throat Curiosity
induced me to examine the body, and l can
youch for the fact
CoAPEHsArloA.-A Mormon woman writes to
female friend: while you of the North and
South have gone to killing each other Oh, We Of
salt Lake are populating the country with extra
ordinary rapidity-sccording to the doctrine Of
the Latter Day Saints. One Of our elders re-.
gently had no less than nine children born to
him in one week. "a
AyrAIRs IN CHARLESTON "A letter dated Au-
gust 7th, sage: Our militia here are al under
severe drill. Every white male, from la to 60
years old. is nov drilling, making ready for the
Fall campaign in ard about our city. Every
store closes at 4 o'clock daily, and all hands
drill. hear Of some good haus made by our
priyateers. A little slo0p went out past the
blockade three weeks since, and she has taken
three prixea. worth At least $l8O,v00. Where
she carries her prizes-whether to Spain, Eng.
| land, France, or the United States, l know not;
and If did, I would not write il Sufficient
however, 10 il, that we are making terrible in.
roads into Lincoin's shipping.
AN IxnESsE RlvLRp Gps-The gun boat On.
| derwriter has been armed with an sU pound
r,6sd cannon, weighing six tons, ami an eight
inch gun. The riasd cannon 10 one Of the largest
ever constructed She will probably leave for
below 70 morrow.-Wash. cor. N. 7. Tinaes
90tb.
| Gsx. ncClrnsAHps ..BaloApB Tho brigade
! 70 be organised under Brig. Gen. AcClernand'l
| command will be ordered 10 rendezvous 1t Jack
sonyiile. Il will be composed Of four regiments
| Of infantry, four companies Of cavalry, and tive
| bAttasions Of light artillery. The Regiments
| raised by Col. John A. Logan and Dol. r p
4 rooke. In Southern Nlinpis, Will be attached 4
! this brigade. Che oshete tive not yet bssa des
] isnSssd- spristssla Jesrnal = I
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IHDFrExpExcs, No, Aug. 29.-The Santa Re
mail aud Cannon City express arrived here, TO-
day, bringing dates from Santa Fe to the 18th
inst, aud Cannon City TO the 20th.
The express brought three passengers and
S2000O in dust 1s
The troops, $50 in number, who surrendered
to 800 Texan rangers, ls miles from Fort Fill.
more, have been released on parole The Tex.
ans recurring their arms ard horses to the com.
panys Of mounted rifles.
Gen. VIM. Pelham, formerly Surveyor 0ener-
a Of New Mexico, and Col. Clemments, were
arrested in Santa Re, and confined in the guard.
house, by order of Col. Candy, commander OF
the department of New Mexico. They were
inspected Of giving improper information to The
Texan troops at Fort Bliss.
Col. Clements took the oath Of allegiance
and was discharged. Gen. Pelham refused to
take the oath and is still confined in the guard
house. 20 IA & s2
Col. Comfy has, by proclamation, suspended
the writ of habeas corpus in New Mexico.
Fort Stanton has been abandoned BY the
United States forces; also, fred by order of
Col. Comfy. 'Aess 3i9o4 -
New Mexico has been visited lately with very
heavy showers of rain which done considerable
damage 30 property. $50
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MILLS. ,

Sugar Mills BY the undersigned Of the nos
approx ed pattern. comtrisins both duPAb " ant Gle.
canoe lmproveu epis made ihosr Of lsa year CON.
prisnG ave different nylvs. Mil always hand and
shipped 70 any Of the country receipt the order
Send Coz catalogue Of Prices 10 tie Burnston toun.
dry and MHrhine shop. ~ @. hINDRi1
auglA-dAv1n Proprietor
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REASONABLE Correspondence punishable
By Death. & 46

WAsHIssron, August s9.-The War Depart
ment has just issued the following; :
By the 9th article of the act Of Congress, en-
titled an act for establishing rules and articles
for the government of the armies Of the q. s.,
approved April 10th, 1906 declares that the
holding correspondence with, or giving aid to
the enemy, either directly or indirectly, is made
punishable by death, or such other punishment
as shall be ordered by the sentence Of court
martial.
Public safety requires strict enforcement Of
this article.
Therefore ordered, that all correspondence,
verbally or by writing, printing or telegraphing,
respecting operations OF army or military move
ments on land Or water, or respecting troops
camps, entertainments, or military affairs within
the several military districts, by which intelli-
gence shall be directly or indirectly given to
the enemy without the authority or sanction of
the General in command, be and the same are
absolutely prohibited, and from and after date
of this order, persons violating the same, will
be proceeded sgainst under the 67th article of
war.
Another article provides that commissioned
officers of all volunteers and military organizs.
ton, no matter whether established under au-
shortly Of State Or United States, will be re-
garded as having been commissioned on the day
when mustered into the service of the q. States,
and will take rank in their respective gradesl
TO obey and be obeyed and respected in thei,
several positions, from that date.
Hereafter no minors will be mustered into
the service of the United States as volunteers
without the consent of parents or guardians
1t is extremely difficult to obtain reliable in.
teliigence respecting the result of the picket
encounter on the other side of the river, but
there seems to be truth in the report that sew.
.ral OF our troops were killed and others wound.
ID along our lines yesterday and last night.
The P. o. Department having authentic in
formation that the mails have been repeatedly
Violated and cannot be safely carried in that
part of KY, herein it is ordered that postofces
It Hickman, Columbus, and Paducah, n.y., and |
Ill other postofiices snd post routes in Ky, west
# the Tenn. river be discontinued except as
ollows es
Route number 1862, from Russelyille via Ca.
liz aud Mayfield, lie continued as far as Mhburn,
md all post offices on that route, except Aurora
ire continued; also, route No. 1894, from Ed:
iyville to Olive and the post Offices thereon are
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AL
49, had been received indicating ~ eeptAin
"a spesdy rseegaltioa e. The Coafsdsrats
gsatss b unfopndsd: 4 q ~ coOtsarys ths isdl-
oasioes ass. that al The Europeaa 0ssernmsnts
iutsnd . eoMtinus - reepect ~ bloskads, and
. Vsie the rssule q The coateGl Asa
4 nssssnger. fron the Virginia side this NOR
ming states that orr picket forces were advanced
70 Bailey's Gross Ruads yesterday. and drove
seosssion pickefs mile and hale IL 10 said
IL latter have taken poesession Of command.
inn eminence, and are throwing up entrench.
usents. There wss much fring during he day.
bat without fatal results. Il . reported . dash
q secession cavalry was made at what was snip.
posed TO be deserted cannon. Afler about ~
rounds hai been fred 1t Il from howiesess. ON .
nsarer approach they discovered II 70 b .
sham. 81 vi sas sss
Daniel Kemple, Of the ID Nichig,n Reg:nsnt,
was killed Yesterday BY the accidental disshargs
Of gun In the hands Of ! comrade.
gheAAy. ssss
WAsnmefoH, Aug 9s.-The recent altera-
lions IN the tariff prevents the farther importa-
tion Of the Belgian cloth, known - Shoddy. =
.s MlssinG. n bss .qs3 sisa {
Not among the suffering wounded; q s.
Not among the peaceful dead :; 1900
Not among the ptisoherG "1isJIAd.
That vas al the message sid. Z 1900
40 li'sg (.
! Yet his mother reads It over, ~ ( s.
Until through her painful tear, .
Fades the dear name she has called him
! For these two and twenty years
/ III ls ,5
Round her. all il peace and plenty:
I Bright and clean the yellow floor;
While the ,nornins.elor .es clpster 'sii
s.
Sober'v the sleek old house-cst
Drovses in his patch of sun
Neatly shines the oaken dresser:
g. =
Through the window comes that ffaeance
or : sunnv b.rycst morn.
Fragment songs from distant reapers.
And the rich breath of the garden
Where the golden melons lie:
Where the blushinR plums are turning
81
Sitting there within the sunshine--
Leaning IN her eaav chair.
With soft lines upon her forehead.
Blind 70 sunshine-dead to frsg,nce---
On that royal harvest NON :. +.
Thinking while her heart ia weepine.
Ocha - Lsss Aee
5IGil5f a87 si4E
How he left her in the sprinr..imc.
With his vouno heart fnll az f,sme
With his clear and ringing footst.n Asail
i b a ! ng @
How With te.rs b;s ewes wee hr;mm,r~
he kissed hear last "Cood hive.
Yet she heard him WHALING 0.vIv
4 A he vent across the rye.
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Union Meesisg.

BosroN, Aug. 2s.-The resigned officers o
the frigate Congress have been sent under {
guard to Fort Lafayette.
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NOTICE!

The Tax Payers al Des Moines County are nosaed tha
~ hst Of Lands and Lots which 1axes are due and
uapAd, b nov IN course Il prepsI for poblcasop
Pessnas anowine thsussivss to be deinquesl EN- ave
costs q ads sftsemsnt and sale making edisss pey
Deae JOHN L. RIPLEY, s
iulylS.d&wu Treasurer Des Molnes County
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There will be no war nor hioodshed In Ken.
lucky q long as the disunionists behave them.
selves and respect the rights Of their fellow citi
gems. But It ever they attempt to practice seces
sion throughout this Common wealth, slere will
be war, and war in ea,net. The patience of the
Union men OF Kentucky is cnmmrndahle, but it
is not india rubber. The Union men of this
State have exercised forhearapce towards a par.
t. that, when II has the power 90 far from show
ing fOrbearance, ignores all the attributes and
ussges OF cviz .tion, aud dyes itself in outrages
and crimes that would make an untamed savage
blush through his paint to acknowledge
The question Of War or peace is now with the
secessionists. 81 Frankfort Common wealth.
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street banker, WAS arrested on Wednesday and
sent to F. Lafayette. Negotiations are about
to change ownership of the Journal OF Commerce
the present editor Ballack to withdraw.
After Mail Contrastor.
WASHINGTON, Aug ga circular letter was
recently sent, it is understood, from the P. o:
Department 10 the proper persons near the resi-.
denccs Of certain nlsil contractors In the States
Of Kentucky, Missouri and MARYLAND, for the
purpose Of ascertaining whether those oontrac.
guard against NJ, improper use Of their faciit es
for secession purposes. Much valuable iatpyma-
was received from this inquiry. =
later from Europe.
SANDY HOOK, Aug so Passed, s,esmsr Asia,
18th. ReEorts arrival out, Of Great H...--
Arssia and New York. 'sr"'
i H'S"'''''. :. still declining. Provisions dull.
Consols 100000.
Bank rate reduced to II.
General news wholly unimportant.
A letter from the Supply Association re-
ports sle result Of his visit TO Egypt He
gives an encouraging prospect Of the cotton
productive capacity Of Egypt. The viceroy ex-
pressed great interest in the extension, but can
do very little.
Paris Bourse firm. Rentes s8fr. 40c. i.0 =
1t was reported that the French Government
had instructed Gayon not to oppose the en-
trance of Cialdini into the Papal Territory
should the necessity Of war require it
SCRANTON, Pa, August 29.-Ata Convention
held ut Wikesbarre called under auspices Of
the Republican party, resolutions were passed
unani,n ously, thanking Hon. y. =. Dickinson for
his m sterly plea for the Union.
BARRYMORE, August Ca private letter re-
ceiyed in this ely says the Secessionists arrest.
Cd Col. Strather, the weii-known proprietor Of
Bsrkly Springs. and carried him 70 Richmond.
NEW YoRK, August a9.-For the future no
clearaDces Of goods will be allowed for Mats.
morss, In Mexico. The above b BY order ol
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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THE PAfMorlsn OF ADoPrED ClrIEHNs.-The
patriotism Of adopted eitisensin the present cri
gle is worthy Of all praise. They compose large
majority Of our volunteer forces, Who enlist from
the cities and large towns II is perhaps natnf.
81 that this should be so. Having come TO this
country to find refuge from the social aud po-
litical expressions Of the old world, aud having
experienced the superior blessing of our insitu.
tions; they are resdiess u p"ril fortune and life
in their defense. The alacrity With which they
come to the aid of the Government, in the hour
OF its peril, shows that they appreciate ts value,
and are determined to hand down TO their chill.
drsn unimpaired the Union which has proved
refugr and = shelter to them. Be oil this a. it
may when this great struggle shalI be over, and
the rebellion crushed, the country will 1--WE
debt Of gratitude to its adopted citizens quite -
great ~ that which will be due to the native
born. Its safety will have cost quite a. much
Of the blood Of the one, 40 Of the other
( frank fnrt 0ommon - elkh
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New Fork Secession Papers interdleted
I'm 60. Louis,

81. LouIs, Aug 2S.-Circulation Of newspa-
pers, recentlv presented bv the Grand Jury Of
New York, have been interdicted in St. Louis
city and county, by order Of the Provost Mar
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HLwAuKEE, Aug. xs.-Sureens Warren n.
Graham, Of the lss Wisconsin s91lment, died on
Monday at Hsgerstowh from wounds received
! ct the battle Of Falling Waters His body ID on
its way here. Funeral probably on Friday
The board of trade, - usual, have generously
offered 70 defray ill the expensea "a 3
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NV YoRK, Aug. 20 VIM. Patrick, \ Wall
street banker, was arrested on Wednesday and
sent to F. Lafayette. Negotiations are about
to change ownership ofthe Journal Of Commerce
the present editor Ballack to withdraw.
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BALrlxoRz, August es.--A private letter re-
ceiyed in this ely says the Seceasonists arrest.
Cd COL Strather, the weiiknown proprietor Of
Berkly Springs, and carried him 70 Richmond.
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Later from Rurope,

SCRANTON, Pa, August 29.-Ata Convention
held ut Wilkesbarre called under auspices Of
the Republican party, resolutions were passed
unanimously, thanking Hon. D. 3 Dicktnson for
his m sterly plea for the Union.
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uaoeksling Fleet and thelr 0taeaons
iSEse the Navy Department - OOlna
sSSe Isessase ~ sAS Navy.
n following 10 . list Of Cur blockading Aeet
| :, Air stations, Aug. Is. 1851:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-01-12
Il Gasp ter q Inoll2nts.

Nov apl then some little iaei..2n&
occurs ia society, which, for I tune
does away wjea the monotony q town
lf.n.. Last New Iear da-, friend
Decker cave 4 party at the Magnolia.
I.al3'ah sent q delegation; OF course
HaloI2h spread herself The worthy
nsjacoeue, Nr, St. Peter Noni@2n,
danced beautifully with tie girl with
The blue dress on" Somebody took
offence because somebody didn't get
an invitation to the dig-or for some
other good reason. Consequence
SchooI-master came near getting lick
ed bv an excited Christian in Rudolph.
Schoo,-master didn't like the idea Of
having his beauty spoiled, 50 he waded
into Rudolph with jaclS.knite, doing
some putty good whiting. Conse-
ouence-Wood CO. Sheriff had orders
10 arrest 3Ir. Turnigan, and pedagogne
Mr.. Monor Next day all Rudolph
and Mosquito Greek came to town (
swE.sR. 4 neutrality-suspicious.
came OFF yictor-Grand Rapjdites Ike
ed pedagogue-liked his pluck-ad
viscd him to become member Of th'
HOLY Evanio Order of 1901 in order t,
have plenty Of friends. Accordingly
he was waited on by some Influential
members Of the Holy Order, and IN tn
evening the worthy ped. was duly iii
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-01-12

SIOR A Il


:; HAVE on hand and fo- sale
/ Pork, Beef, Chickens, East@"s
Lard, Flour, Neal, &c, and will re
ccivc and sell on commission, Pro
ducc Of all Kinds. Terms mode
rate, and cash paid Immediately On
sales being made, and nc credit car
in aav case be given: Call a. No.
3 Ri-er street opposite the Wig
cousin Hotel.
For reference, enquire Ct any
body bat me. r..
Grand Rapids. Jan. II, 1881.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-01-12
I-EH Us OF lob EORK

Fall Sheet Posters. first hundred Sc %
Each subsequent hundred 60
Half Sheet Posters, frs hundred "a
Each subsequent hundred +, 90
Quarter Sheet Posters, first hundred Q "a
Zach subsequent hundred %
Eighth Sheet Posters, first hundred 90
Each subsequent hundred *
Ball Tickets, ascord-cg to grs lily. FIRST
hundred 80 70 s. -
No jobs issued from the Office until paid for,
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= e E.aosn 4 80 Coascer...

+. Pu5He Notice i hereby given thai a BID
will be introduced into The coming Logfsla
5re of the State Of Wisconsin, to alter or
amend lie charter for a Bridge across the
Wisconsin River al the VI. :, OF Grand Rap
lis, il Wood County. Jan. LIST, 1861. CIV
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-01-12

"A hater Of Ethiopian mel
odies is DESTROYS OF hearing
the Lay Of the Last hin
strel. ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-01-12

expires Sept. i,

". ". BOTKE,. Clerk
of Board Of County Supervisors.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-29
A NEW EECLE.
DR.. Roback's Stomach Bitters.

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial, for
giving tome TO the Stomach. and tor the prcventa
tion ofbilious complaints incident to the Western
country Try it.
Asa morning drink, to assist digestion AMI 10.
lieve Dyspepsia, it has no equal. Try 1t.
In Favor il is superior al other Bit 1rs Try IT,
The formula of these Btters now (ls6D the soils
property OF Dr. Robaek, oyiginitod with one Of tho
Oldest and most eminent Medical Practt toner's Of
the West, md it is directly predicated npan tho
wants OF Western people
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the
powerful tonic nature of the roots and herbs Of
which they composed. aud as they are, by al
laying unnatural cravings Of the stomach directly
promotve OF
,s s TEMPERANCE, @
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely nown the public welfare is subssrved.
1t will soon be for sale by all of DR., Rnback's
numerous Agents, aud at Hotels, &c the country
over. In the meantime orders will be filled direct
rom Cincinnati in any quantity, and the lowest
rates 1t is pat up i'll Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz cases will, however, bs packed
aud sent to any address, ii dc sired
Retail PRICE, 81 Pen BOTTLE, OF SIX PoR IS:
Principal Office and Sales Rooms, No. Eae
Fourth St Sd Building from Main Street, Cincn-
matt, q, Laboratory No. 80, Hammond street.
For sale in Harrison county by, John Bcall, i,
and Mclean e. Sharp, Cadiz Thomas Greep,
Freeport Isaac Lewis, Short Creek Daniel Holid.
wav, Smyrna; A. j. Schneider, Mooreield; VIM :.
Hartman, Hammonds Cross Roads; Robert Gra-
ham q, son, Harrisville; f. .Heanig. trippecance;
Latimer g. Custer, Bowersyille John Widdoess
rhompsons Tavern; Peregoy IL Mills New Athenss
Athens; Jutnss Montgomery, Jeffsrson; and by
druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United States aud Canadas -.,4
March %, 1861 TO july4