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ODER ?3sitan0 p%erlanot MINI, 70 muB iie 10 Der.
p1ft ieih, OaB beioe @ncen cIIeu 1iao anbern.
TalS rperpen tie alS 8riefe bere9net.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-02

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1Sa @~attturores u. SbtOs0ifenbabn kssa

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Ser VSltsns smii6en Baltimore ane 5onep SUet Ssrtabt 8aI'
tmlore (Scnnta9s ausgenouuea) uni 40 Dlcr9sHs,
Der Trebertd@A Recommendations @3u9
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III Baltimore TIM 9 II. 80 10. W~ttttd6sGn.
Der gUicptt'8 g., Wltl8z Mccomopattcns Sn9
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NIB 200 Nadm.
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so unb 100 GGAatttdBs.
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N0r0II1e NSuiEaldglI9ababn
q erdnberter Tabrptan. @2SsE
lsod bens Meteu us1r 9~torper,
characterization
aa unb nab Sem "a. RGS. rerben taslib sses 8aee aWf btssr
s,ebn tn nddfSlsenbst gDetfe %eypsstrt;
Ser ppasug gent tasItt Unit aasaabnte bes SUnntassl um
8 rbr 20 Mfin. MlstGenS at ned @ttts6urg, Stteaep, SlepsIare,
gtnsinuatt, Ct. 9Vuls nat aat 1bet!e bee eDstisHs :5o stere1
weFtns. @eenfp mad Glasra, xnHaie. usb Gauaea. sta1 Gnt'
~r,ittSburo. gprf, Qancafer, 8eabtae. ppttsStae, DEinsS, Nltas,
@siferssSga unb &sfniHatr, IRb- 8laa &taHHSsrSbn'8' Sas'
yleb @epsg orf nm $50 Nl0re nit uur s'asnt Garreu-
wtbfel, 10 ttlta ute smf tebsr Qneers SABA.
Neiisnhe tSuncn nit beeTt 3u9e Ha1 Detroit uRa @btta9c eln
ssiooora Sans, 10 btuia ais enf lr9eno etaer anoern Babn faprcl
Ser @afaIo &rpreb5us SEPT % gfaRm. (0ieier 3u0 se9t aud
Sonntaes. 1855
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auae UNI $40 Nlcr6enS. sser $40 3la@nitta8S b;fr antp'f"
men, FnSea 8efErberGnS nit ben 3u8fH Steler 8apn.
90 gBtSen Babrbtaete aae an0sreF efaaAen HHs periseltseN
Gtatirg,H Gfs Spn Gatptrt- anb Sranflinar. 81 Tenben.
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~ Cur tel NlDeret EennfntBnabllle.
1tnwaHtertr uns Sfstftnbe fplten fsbr SVrF8tts fen, eEt fe ltEs
6iaettt iaufea unb iUlI.a ~btefslbea nur son ielGen anssfegtsa
8tamten iaufea, EelAe sgn Ebrem Sebatt leeen, nt@t aber Don
Matlern rtr 3pif&entrdssrn. "a fe fona Der Gefabr ~dusssrs.
Enb, bel6ptaselt gu wsrben unb ttr Sch umfOnit a~useeSen.
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mad aaen 9betlen bS gDefens Fab III BADEN Bet
yb. 3. SfIcebranSf,
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Otts-@tTnbata.
a.an Yfc. 81 Thame8tr., Baltimore,
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observation-disclosures.

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eeSffnet un6 Inn z ubr I6enbs seI9lofea.
On Sonntusen 1T buS @ebduOe Bios swts
i4en 9 unb 10 nbr @Ormittas8 offeu.
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St6rbIt6e @eHtraIbabm.
Dur9s 3h8e mad benz Weitea
gtfabrt: Nerrsens 8. 20 Wtin. nub NadaA
tags 3. 90 Oeinaten.
0arften aeeo s+3u8.
Mbfabrt : 4 nbr N14m.
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Ybtlabetpbia, 8 tn II
Baltimore.
8. 3OOsta. II. 1. o. Mtit.. uap 5. 20 Na9m'.
unb Z fubr aeeuc8.
@0antaa8 eeht BLOB Der lektaenannte Bug.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-02

Son Wafbtn9tpm.
G6Fabrt. Nafunft.
6, TO- Z. 40 II. Il g. z. As II. 9. so Storm.
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t~teneu.
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8. 30 Mnraena Soft. ---
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Der Accommodations Bug sic
'Sreberit DerGGBt Galtt N ore IN
4. 80 unb 0reberif un 6 SO Mur9eas.
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8elonesr5 su beadsen !

81, Sssnaen btetst align DfRen EeiRe 5alr an, pel&f ds burs
fgt&e sshetut pnt Hnasr9rItAc Gsta unk siErpsr ~serR6tsnts fRg
bic arbett Ste @esaftai. rt bic G9s uufabis maseubs eaR.,
gefhha4t t1bsn.
2tsr Fnr eintss Der tyGuristn une kefIassuswertteu BpIoru &c,
fubsn 8srsbasstteu hes 9afetst Sdra6t i'm BfhGcu uni tE
sn @ltetrrR Sdusrstn Int 4tpPfE SGHd6e bee @eFat4, Rerlae
bet Wtaefslsraft 9~tstlppftr, nsrsSft uaru5e, Wastu(8pa6s
uncreaaas Hes Acknowledgment anseugins Gnt1ra ttpxa
SsuptBtle her SArtnefyGt,
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HOWARD
TcnersB erftcberamgsssS e(eil(4~f
bon B1ltlmpte

pEI UIITlulpfe
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tbuna ieoer grt gesen Gerlull surd, Scgll - q NJ x !,
aAinSlaonn9en 6te I'm Safea Ie0em.
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% +f"I rE~ teFf#I+1 Mu nrfm Mr. q. =: 81
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Wtdtig fir @inmanberer uuD GetIenoe.
GrInaruiB bon !2eit, GelO nth Gntferuanl
knr6 ste
Balttsncres utto 00ipsG tfeubnbn
mad alien Thetlen bes We lfenS
user
9artersburs ul,e Marietta, pber Sentpeeo,
Wbeelin9 uub Columbus.
Dte Baltimore. une Stlp-@tenbatn tttttt hem reIftuetu Dub
lituns bic ar5stta Gsrtbeile In 8esua aui 8iaisiftt, 8eqHenIla.
ttt, SiGerbett, @inttiAfstt nnb S65ntttt tes Ssensrten, 70 s:e
lie sa tesner nnbtrn 8a0n IN bieiea 9anbt lbevtrefen Eisb.
Dteft 8atn pom atlanttf8en @etr ~aassebsnt, IL Bic dIttfs aus
~geeetateRe 9inte, aIethsehts 0ber aud BITE tnrssfe Ins fanE1ae
nnb bater bic ttli9af 5to1te fir bic 0istfereeu tad bfrn seefen,
bic atSt S~trfsbieH f0Iter, lie 81 6taastn 1:
Weilenentferna19 bon Baltimore mad
Cincinnati:
u.ber g~arferSbrra 5s3 WcileG.
ueber BeRpspb unb g6besIing $50
ueber Sarrtstnra unb 9tttSbrTe .
Eurm Die Mlnrtetta-Qtnie 583
cine @rSnGrnie an her Gntfsrruag Dcn i6
Garn BITE &plu1ahuS.Qtnt 69S
T: the Grfparnle an Der Gntferuuag pom 6g
Retfenfe, melAs BITE Baltttasres unb GbiD- @i(snbabu btnascn,
.lesen BITE 0ehen in ~ 2aetn tarud uns fabrsa in Wasen. Die
aaf cas- aGerbequensae unb NIT s~epSIafEEen Si$eu etRserthtet fns.
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geiabrteu uno Gtl9pS9tsa III eS .fsgr pert6p0a uub perlamstn
ntGt GlIeiH baS es6eu, foneern erbetert 0ah sen 2ebeu8abe , pe
in ben ,aHserE Ga9sn.
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0etfia

Ste ~lbrfdlttsU 9~o!ttunSea beg Gafsrs auk ktr .u farhtsn
gsrluf fe @eed5tniHes, E~errirruaa Ser 9seea, YttFG3tbelt b,
&etfesfrafie. bSit NbnMn9tn NbnslSIag Dor Der G~tltajbaft
X. Iab etniss Ger lblinnen 6pIseu,
Gau(snes zen gsrfpntn iebea Mltess tSnnsn tgSt ~beartbstlsr
aus mfideT nria4t tire GefnHeFstt sbstmrst Fe ibrt Kraft pes-
litrfa, (apa6, blas asrbfs uH6 abeesetrt wsrbsn, lnbem IA atm,
TRenttnnlt9e SrftetnpHe ua biz &Esfn+ srn 8gbtH uat bic Mp
lsthen er WnsNshtsns baheR. z Sef q -
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VWWp- WV OVyI1pP8WVEpEE1
30. 4 "@utapbaus", 8attmDreltr. Oberhalb gatapTlr.
lit i'm Staues ale III steies gel@diti GLaoenben Mrbeisn gu psrrtd.
ten. .saat
Buff no RTatIPunpeu. marute NIB taIte Saauab Sber Gin.
ri4tunsea, .5.SebaIter, &aRses u. |. No., e5enlO patentrt,
Sscrarts. ~elct ntcb< e~infrtereH aHe u@t perpli4t& Fnb,
asSrass rtEsea gut lmk ~ RtEtasa sysHs Rslppg&. (gst2a,Y)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-12-02

Rad 8elatr. = 8cnl 8rptpns Sptel In
5is4itr. jeben Dienitas, DOnnerita9 u. Sam'
flag, ae.g IsE. ..e
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Sunae Qeats

t4t 90 earA ttiTaliGt esfst sttGga&t baosn, bts &c 70 eft upn
bSfen Gtnten cher tn car S&aIt Ierntu. anf strtn 6elseu lie 40.
nattlia ipnrsn is!6a TIM s&laF. bur& gouHttrutas bs renr
a~agsbrtIt se &bs ~upuaSslt& MAIDEN nnt R5rpsr uub GelA ,erH4
zen, fcGten .fpfort btf uStttesn 5Grtt1t thun. .aI
2gts Sdabs, bas tin iuassF Jt9nn pte 5rhEnuS Ietnsa 9anbs1
sEr 2tshiinl ie.net &t!trK, rpH tQsH GasH&fsr InS Estuben bss
2eesns ~iesgertnen, wtrhen fn- tGrh es BrIeeu Ietnsl Nbirruus
ySua VfaRs Der Haiar. GplGt pfrioHen maHsn. ksspr dr tsntrts
tn Is bis
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Sea d u etterst0wn. Bcul Weftern 0cs
Der Nahntittae 3 nbr. }4aD
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@efGtde Murplunb Giienbabn
(Galsert Statsr.) g
S.15 u. 4.3O gsadu1. (bis Wetminaer)
OH1nibuie far Warhelter ftehen Dtenita9s,
Dpnnerlta9s unb Samitas8 NIT rem WOrs
sen5use in 8erbtnbune.
Die 3Rge perla6en Weitmtniter nm ) ubr
unb II 30 Gcrmttta9S
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20
.l0wA sTrRWa,


LADY DaowxED.-A young lady, Miss Virgins
Washington, was drowned on Tuesday night d
Stumptown, in attempting 10 cross the Del
Noines river In skiff.-Journal, llth.
A young son Of E. g. Noble, Of Henry County,
fell into kettle Of hot brine, few days ago,
and was severely scalded. He died . few days
Afterwards
! The Keokuk Journal says that Ave emigrsnt
wagons, loaded with people returning to Illinois
from Mercer county, Aissouri-where they had
been for FIVE years passed through that city on
Tuesday last.
The Dubuque farmers Club, at their last
meeting, decided almost unanimously that Hun
garian grass was an injurious crop to raise -
fodder. b
~ALLAnAKK. CouHry.--The majority for the
removal of the county seat from Waukon is IS.
The seat Of justice 10 to be located on point
between Lansing and Capoli, half mile from
either place.
AUDUBON CouHrY.-The seat Of justice has
been removed from Dayton TO Exira. The whole
number of votes cast was 1875; the majority for
Extra wass II. So says the Guthrie Gazette.
A freight train ran off the Keokuk and Des
Aoines Road last Friday near Philadelphia -
One man, we understand, Was considerably in.
jured.
George W. Van Horne, popular Republican
Lawyer of Auscetine, has been appointed Con-
sui to Marselles. The salary ID 81. 500 year,
with . customary outfit and perquisiles s1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20
New York stock market.

NEw York, April l7.-Stocks irregular
State Stocks down and fancies dearer
Money-Plenty on call att per cent and nc
takers.
Sterling Exchange-Dull and lower; 1o7@
1911 Bankers bills.
C. &R. 1. 45s; G. B. 10 60; c. l. T. PSI
N. & w. 90; G. & C. 664; G. C. & c. e5; /
G. scrip 66t NJ S. guaranteed 80; Pacific Mai
754; N. Y. G. 73A; Erie 2S4; Hudson Ss4
Harlem preferre4 24f; Reading S4a;M. C. Az
Tenn. IS SO; Mo. 6's 90; Va. so; Erie Sd bond.
IS; Harlem LIST bonds lG0a, do Sd 80; I. G.
bonds 924; G.. g. R. | bonds 90.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20
MARKETS.
BuRL1seros, Friday P. n

BURLINGTON, Friday P. n.
Since our last quotations Exchange has gone
up to 10 per cent. Quite Number Of Illinois
Banks have been thrown out here, while others
heretofore discarded have been added to the
list We print new.list
The weather 10 pleasant and the roads impro.
wing. We have very few changes to make in
quotations:
sUGAR-6@71-crushed, lO9; refined white
10c. Clarified Q. Maple Sugar, lO@l2c 79B.
COFFEE-lb@l5ac
MOLASSES-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 81; Syr-
up, As; kegs, Is 90.
NAILS-Ass., IS 50@3 Is.
RICE-6c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, g 90.
BROOAS-$l 5O@2 90 per dozen.
$3.50; retail 81, 90; winter, IS so wholesale; 30, 90
retail.
WHEAT-spring es@72c; Winter soe@s5c
CORN-l5@ls cts.
RYE-4Oc
BEANS-50c@75 per bush.
P0TATOES-l2ic@l5c per bush.
OATS-l5c.
BUTTER-lO@cll.
EGGS-5@5tc.
ONIONS-30@4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$9.
WOOD-$2 50@SS 90.
HIDES-Green, 4@4}c.; Dry Flint 10@llc.
Green Sailed 5@5}c, firm.
WHISKEY-l6(6l7c.
CHICKENs-sl 25@l so per dozen.
LARD-s@9c. per ID in Dbl.
APPLES-$l OO@l so.
DRIED APPLES-6c per ib.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l,75 to $500 per BUSH
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-30@4Oc n
bushel. No Sale.
CORN MEAL-26c per bush.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-$l25 per cwt.
BACON-Hams lo@llc; shoulders SIC
sides lG@l1c.
RAGS-l4c per ID.
sPE. CUR.
EXCHANGE-New York, selling ! 10
Boston, g." 10
Philadelphia, " 10
Chicago, I
St Louis )"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20
J. c. PAISLEY, csah,sr,
rWe have standing notice in our Q,

rive have standing notice in our col.
,,a, 70 the effect that parties renting uncur.
,., money will be credited with what ever We
-, realize for itat eur Banks We presume
-. ps,,oss can do better with it than we.-
ysponsia money only sells here At 60 cts. on
a. dollar, and much Of the Illinois discredited
.,-,pey 10 worth less,-not over 50 cents.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20
!, PREMIUM STOCK II
nERMON1ER.

Sired by the old Vermont Black Hawk Morgan, and
brought west by H. W. Starr Esq, Of Burlington Is still
In the d.ld.
Farmers and Stock Breeders consult your mat in
tersts IN the selection Of stock to breed from The pro-
geny Of Vermonter', in Des Mones and Lee counties
most clearly establish the iact that In for Stock he
stands unrivalled in thu West
Season commencing April 18TH to continue to July 18th
Monday and Tuesday Of each week at the "Egh Board
Stables Fort Madison Wednesday and Thursday the
Rourke Farm, near Skunk River, Green Bay Township,
Lee county, and Friday and Saturday at the stable VIII
nam Johnson five miles west Of Burlington old Plank
Road, Des Moines county.
TERMS.-single service cash, 5000. Season SIC, 90
Insurance Sl2OO Notes to be taken In all for the
season or insurance. when the first service had to bear
ten per cent interest after the 18th of July.
For Clubs, owned by one man, the keeper, william
walsh authorized to modify the terms in proportion
c"untability for accidents ExaHGe the hofse look at
his Colts, then decide as your interest dictates.
s-P"sturage furnished for reasonable time for
mares rom distance. THOMAS 3. ESPY,
apriS-d3twim. ~ Port Madison Iowa
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The ENGLISH UNDERWRITERS ON SECESSION
SElzUREs.-The latest English papers state that
the following clause has been introduced into
the policies by the companies and private under
writers, and the fact posted at Lloyd's: "War.
ranted free from loss, claim or damage, Nsrisng
from seizure, detention. OF any other hostile act
of the government or people Of any revolving or
seeding State Of the Union, generally know"
rs the United States" :.
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burlington Branch of the State Bank Of
laa meeting Of the Directors yesterday,
vsi the following resolution, and copy Of it
n plegraphed to Gov. Kirkwood:
psolved, That the Cashier of this Bank be
rsed to advance to the Governor of this State
emm Of money As he may require from this
leh for the equipment and preparation of
sHegiment called for BY the President Of the
lied States.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20

A Philadelphia pickpocket actually stole
lady's porte monnaie. and her prayer-book worth
$40, on Sunday the 8lst ult, while sitsi""
~" S - ...o W
gsns'ems" -. ,suitiessly dressed
......s IN his air, pronounced the respons.
Is sonorously, sung in beautiful tenor, and was
| apparently very devout. Therefore she shared
her prayer book with him. and be very dexterous.
| IL cut breadth Of her dress across and picked
! har nockat Muf Ill nice young strangers 90
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20

New YeIk, April II.
FLOUR-Narket trife lower and rather more active.
WHEAT-Market about G lower " tn moderate export
demand. Sales Al 20 Chicago Spring; u 81 Racine
spring; 81 POL 80 for Mil club; 81 27i01 81 red state
u SO winter rcd western; 81 44l co. white west.
RYE-Easier. Sales at 6S069
BARLEY Dull at 6Hl75.
CORN-Market without material change. Sales at 662
06s old mixed western in store and delivered 610623
new do ut K. X. depot, and delivered.
OATs-Firm Sales at S40s6 for Western, Canadian
and State.
WHISKY-Market, fair demand. Sales at 19113&
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HosTETTER's STOMACH B1TTERs The operation
Of this aatabe edy upon the stomach liver and
creory organs singularly soothing
1t regulates recruits and pures them. Dyspepsia in all
It's forms yields to its control aud vgoratng properties
and 1t is recommended to mothers enfeebed the
and duties Of maternity the safest and best tonic they
probably In all the crisis Of female life will be
found emneny useful, and elderly persons will derive
much benefit from it than from ordinary stimulans
Hosetters celebrated Stomach Biters sold by 81
druggists, [aprill-bplm
HEAL rHR sIcK.-Dseases Of the Bowels and Stomach
always caused by large deposits ofhurul matter left
by bad impure blood in those important organs and the
poisonous material in this vtated blood acting the
SYSTEM makes too weak throw of this matter by the
natural channels, any carried Of Is very small
portion. So arise darrhea and dysentery collie cosve
ness bad breath indigestion, nausea loss Of appetite
bechng Of wind OF the stomach etc. To at those
he blood Is the life and must be perfectly pure and
Clean then you cannot be sick. short JUDsON's
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS will delight you. You will
feel with surprise their mighty power and be willing
with the red Of the west truly they the mighty
healer" sold by all Medicine Dealers.
+. E. Gay, and Hughes Nassau, Agents. Burlington,
Iowa. tapr9-dAw1m
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Chicago Market

Chicago Market
CHICAGO, April II.
FLoUR-Firm and slightly advanced
WHEAT-4c higher sales No. at ss@ss4,
and s54@s6 for No. 2. Spring do.
CoRN-S0,00O bush mixed at 2s9 with 4 cent!
storage; 10000 bush. do at Bic with cent
storage.
OATs-In fair demand-l3@l4 in store.
EXCHANGE ON New YoRK-lO per cent
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lyorHER LOT OF ILLINOIS BANKS THROWN OUT.
me Banks here thrown out another lot OF
Muos currency yesterday, and furnished us
IN new lists. How long this list will stand we
r.upot say.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-20

AFTER PRAYERs, LOOK Our!-The indianapolis
Journal Of Monday reports the following in the
proceedings of the great Union Aeeting-the
lighting meeting-in that city, on Saturday
night last:
We cannot resist giving an anecdote related
by Mr.. Newcomb, as illustrating the difference
between the two sections Of the country. During
the past winter, said the speaker, Robinson, Of
r. l., was unfortunate enough to form the ac-
dusintsnce Of Wigfall Of Texas. Wigfall was
bluatering away in his windy style, about what
the South was going to do, in the event of war.
Robinson listened until he had finished. and then
replied, "Mr. Wigfall, you don't understand our
people, If you accuse US of eowardice. You are
mistaken. You Of the South talk hig-then you
take drink-then put in more big talk-then
take drink. We Yankees don't operate that
way. We cit down and calculate the cost, aud
what is to be gained before going into any thing
Having made up our minds, We say, "Let US
pray" and after prayers you may look out for
kall"