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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
EVER OFFERED IN rms MARKET.

EVER OFFERED N THIS MARKET.
r'.....'li'..-.-.'.-..--.,.,...ra..- .-.-. ,...r a..-
w'.'' selling sr..' n.,s.l.. IN pl..sanl.
We are selling great bargain. il Hi.as sas sa--l.
v. a. selling tai bargain. i. s.s.s. s.,.i
We are . ;islas IT, good srosA. an y.oi shawl Sc
We are isias .:5s sssHsI s.9 1ad. 'a s
We are .olsring great bargains in Hou.s-Ess,inr
5fssSos 4sSIs t57sli tta7sl fsSS6 fsS558 5os.H1 as 3
fsBs 8d 6o,' Sai sad Linen Ss6Isss 5sei 5ass
We are ,s. .slIas Ffiss bargain. IN Genuine slsa
s atas9a Linens, EArrauted p1rs-no i1ifa-
We are selling ths best sh9irtlas Llasn for 3 cents
woars selling the very best llsumsd ssiishsa Or
. cents 70 D. had In this market.
Oar oAs4s s.s s@'B5sasIS BsasS. G; :: o. % 2F's Colin a s
p 3D. s75l' 80 70 cents and $40.
We 'Sl the best Hoop skirts that are uauuf.otarsd
very desirable sun 0nbTsiss.
We A'Ti S59. g S:.si sis SE 5s7 dssd R s ss % %SsS
We have choice variety of Gents, GOOds. surh e.
der aars6ts S,Is9s sss sRb Fs 5 oss 67s. 9s a.
Ne have Just opened few choice ssyiss Laaiss
g. Spring CloalD and R9glanss IN 0l0th and
Black six, and make them 70 order
We '' ne ys ssss E: q Rsssssa ss s Goods " @
". " !. 9s: 4. v.H.s .a il, 5ssss ~ ss s s 'a
rREEmAN & KELLOGG.
217 SUPERIOR STREET.
q a R ? b I S
c A RP T sIi
We have sddsd to our large and most complete -
WALL PAPER
new stock Of
CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS,
SHADES AND
C0RNICES,
Call DsE styles.)
{ prices to suit the tines. Plsass eau 4z Examine
hem, at p. LAWT0NiS
Wall PGper and Carpet store,
so rHrsa
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SPRING 1MPoRrATroNs
AND Low PRICES:

'hsEs.El.,MAN- & KELLOGG ARE
- AyH opening our sprinq Iu1uo-f.fir-- -
i1 ~ slssSt - ~ ss ad aned season, sld copris
eYsr offered Our present lirls-4,,---f 7sl5 l--4
loiss ns, tne eject @ deprsss and brsar do-1
y =. ~ lotelsn laolie9. We have larsn 80
~ 7, 5or easa the cheapest and most ela7ldi st5e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
THE OoNNsslRIAT DEPlRTNEET.
BLANKETS.

A call being made for blankets through
the evening papers, 72s were donated last
night before o'clock BY our citizens, most
of which number were given BY the ladies,
who, God bless them, are ever thoughtful of
the suffering. Two ladies brought ifty-twO
in carriages, and others packages containing
similar numbers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
GrpfkFrg 4 ChinamarE.
{ I3H5IEA, UKOUKEKY q GLASS.


Importer and Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
WHITE STONE CHINA-EN-
w TIRELT Of james EdVsrds' msursaeturei
veil known 70 Be the BEST and FINEST WAR;
nads ct the English Pot.sries, WarTented not .
Tsck nor turn yellow from bot wa:erin sets and 5y
the separate piece quite as low as any Inferior qua
y can Be- boasht elsewhere,
HOLD BAND CHINA-OF THE
Y fnest quality, imported direct from Franes.-
Ehs gliding warranted 70 stand Iea-sets f2r $40
yotth si9.o9 Dlning-Set5 ioF sto.oo worth $50
OLIVER PLATED WARE
Double Plate looks as well as Silver, at one-ffth
the cost, and viii last TEN YEARS at least, in con-
Iant uls aod then be re- plated, If desired. Our
took Of these goods comprises -
o5RsFFTEfE Z TEA UREs, NRPKfS III RINes, ISes10'
BUTTE DISHES, nut PlCA4s5s
Aor &c, ke-. as.
EAS FIXTURES.-OUR PRESENT
n stock comprises the Largest and most com
piste assortment Of Gas Chandeliers and Pendants,
rom one % ten Lights each; Brackets Drop Lights
Glass, Paper, Tin and Transparent Mica Shades
sii io ord-Ts ar f5F AS ffFTIEe and REPAIRS,
Or aitlratons Of ag Pipes promptly attended 70 ct
she loWestratel-
HOUSE FURNISHING ARTI-
oLEs-A great variety OF new and convenient
articles for h itoheu Withdrawing inventions
well worth an examination from curiosity alone, such
e. Rotary Egg Beaters, Oyster Broilers, OysterOan
Opsnorus Plste Warmers, Fire-lrCna and Stands,
Folding Tenders, Knife and Spoon Baskets, Table
hats, &c.
~ HOusekeepers, and those about going to house
kespng, invited 20 csll and aLamine our stock
which we shall take pleasure in showing, even II
they do not wish 70 purchase.
WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G III I n A II A L L,
Corner Of Superior & Seneca Sts.
auIs
EGG BOILEkS-FOR THE Ia
BILE, with three minute glasses attached
Just received by ffeb251 W. P. FOgG.
E0G Gu PS,
~ zee HOLDERS,
EGG CLASSES
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOILERS
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5ottis

MANHATTAN HOTEL-----Nos.
35,7 and AurEey street, I'd door from Broad
GSy op1oslts the Park New York. HugTins a Iline,
Pronrfotors. Mi HuF91uat late of Pearl street
Houss Boston. 3. Q. liings lafe Of boyaQg's Hotel
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y. 00meal naEehsd be eamp ana CO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY nEoRNINe, APRIL 20.
ERAYRLRRls RReIsTRR.

~For Eolesraphio News and Markets
zee Fourth PaGo.
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JoHx lIORRIs, oaptaiI

Capt. Morris viii observe in our paper Of
yesterday that the arrival of his gallant
company is noticed and creditedt to the prop
er town-Franklin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

A fine company from Gallon arrived in
the morning, numbering So men, under the
command Of Capt skiles. About o'clock,
the oberlin Infantry Co. numbering SO men,
under command Of Capt shirtlif, marched
on the ground. They were a splendid body
of young mSH, well drilled in marching svO-
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gtg 6ooa4

POPULAR TRADE IN DRY GooDa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
lKTIsT LIFE IN CAMP

We saw two cOlOred gentlemen in camp
sketching at their leisure moments, and we
would advise all lovers Of of arttO call and
see the servants Of Capt. Creighton's Com
naDv s..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26
GARlBALDI RIFLEs.

The Garibaldi Riae COmpaay is organized,
and elected their officers yestsrday-Capt.,
George Arnold; 1st LieGt., Charles Arnold;
I'd Lieut., Jacob DiehL Stand Of the com
pany, 50 men-all Germans.
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FRAEKLIN, April "a, ls6

Z FRAEKLIN, April "A, 1861.
EDITOR IEADER-sir understand you to
say in your last issue that the Ravenna Rife
Company, Capt. John Morris, will be sx-
peoted at Cleveland soon.
The above is mistake. Please say that
the FrankEin RiHe Company, Capt. John
Morris, is ready 10 vindicste the American
flag at moments warning. We await or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

Importer and Dealer in
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

v' as' selling tall bargain. Z. ssesA. sA..i..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

UrHOusekeepers, and those about going to house
feepinr are invited 70 call and examine stock,
which We shall take pleasure in showing, even II
fhev do not wish 10 purchase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

Have much improved in drill and are
anxious for arms and equipments. This
company has 3 number Of recruits from Fre-
mont. Fremont has done nobly. With
population Of $500, phe viii furnish six
companies of men, three Of whom are al
ready in camp. This is in proportion OfabOut
one to ten and speaks well for the town.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

WILLIAM P. FOGG,
G Fl I n A II A L L,
Corner Of Superior & Seneca Sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

It was rumored last evening that this
corps would be mustered into service this
morning and that if they received their
arms they would be ordered of to-day. We
give the r,1rnnr "a ~. .n..s-..Isl "A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

We are selling very beautiful India strfusd B-oeb.
snaNls-something new
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

We are onerinE great bargains IN House kse,fn4
5ood9-Iab.e Linen, NEpkfns, Toueii5T
Crashes Table Covers, Piano Covers, &C.
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W =. !. :iIIIIas =. Fl -. ). p p. :
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NAS FIXTTRES-OUR PREsENT

CLES-A great variety OF new and convenient
articles for hifchen use-labor-saving iuventiOns-
well worth examination from curiosity alone such
aa Rotary Egg Beaters Oyster Brothers, Oyster-Oan
Opsnors PlHte Warmers, Fire-irCus and Stands,
Folding Tenders, Knife and Spoon Baskets, Table
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

EGG BOTLEkS-FOR THE IA
~ BILE, With three-miluie glasses attached
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-26

We are selling great bargains il Hl.ss san sA--..
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ladies SECEDINGll

NEARLY EVERY LADY IN
IN tho United Stateg 4 secsding ron The Old uaT
of wearing their clothing By sdoptiug one % e..
BROWNS SUSPENSION WAIST
AND
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
e L adds Beauty to Fori, Pre1eTe5 Health and
prevents many Of the D.sa4lel e----- ~ ne a1-
nsthod of wearing the eflfia-
n7-(IaF and srauii1a than Sc Ilrcl-alA- -
Tcrsais b.
rREE7raN 4 KELLOGG, ~ 8uperiorst.
mrS 10 - BURNETT, Burnett Hop9ei aud
Mn pORTER Hilliners Ald g Hnoief4l9 aEd
r,faii 81 the Proprietor8 and A.an1lae!p pfefA az
Tsi Ontsrio 9freet, (up stairs-) Cleveland, ..
~ N0RRIs a SHEFEIELD.
- In srfur1rI1enfa fsh9
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EGG CUPS,
IA zee HOLDERS,
zee GLASSESr
EGG LADIES,
WIRE EGG BOILERS.
r..- l..Ia l.. Llshl.l w ?. ElllG
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We are selling 20 best 81 Barnslsy - Table Iinans
Table Cloths and Linen shssting ngs-importsd.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18
Bv order of the Commando
Obseq uies Of the Murdered Soldiers from
Lowell.

Lowell.
ADDRESS BY GOV. ANDREW.
An immense crowd assembled at the stone
chapel, corner of fremont and School streets,
Boston, on Monday noon, to witness the deliv-
cry Of the dead bodies Of the two soldiers slain
at Baltimore, to comu6tee of the Lowell city
government: Gov. Andrew, in surrendering
them, made a brief address, in substance as fol
lows: "fwice IN the annals Of the military pa
triotism Of Massachusetts has the 10th of April
been made historic day. Twice on that day
have Middlese1 men poured out their blood on
the altar Of the country. 1t was given to Low
ell. one of the recent creations of Massachusetts
enterprise, to lead in the army who at this Pc
riod sprung up in defense of their country
These men rushed to their duty with alacrity -
One day they were engaged in their ordinary rur-
suits, and the next were on their way TO scenes
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18
FIRST Iowa REGINENr.-The following are the
companies which compose the lst Iowa regi-
ment which is now full: sr.t I'll

MILLIONS OF MoNEr AND OCEANS OF BLoop
TO CRUSH OUT RKBKLLIoN.-The Atlanta (Ga.)
Coniederacy publishes the following extract
received BY w. P. Inman, Agent of the North.
western Bank in that city, from the Cashier Of
tho Broadway Bank of New York:
BRoADwAY BANK,
New York, April 90.
w p L,man, Esq, agent.
Dear Sir: - In reply to your question,
whether New York desires war, or intends coer'
cion? have to say, that not only New York,
but the entire North know hut ONE Union and
that In ts preservation they will expend millions
of money and oceans Of blood-both of which
are at the command Of the Government to an
extent suficient to crush out this insane rebel.
lion, and crushed it will be.
J. L. EvEREr, Cashier.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18
rHr WAY THY TsrAr srIrs !,

TIE WAY THEY TREAr SPIES At CoIuxBUs
One Of the Cairo soldiers was seized At Col.
lupbus on Friday. He was carefully searched,
hut NO papers OF consequence found on his per.
sou. He confessed however, that he was from
Cairo, was soldier and was sent by his com.
manding officer. The last our informant saw Of
him he was tied with rope by the neck to
black jack, his feet an inconvenient distance
from the ground.-[ Memphis Avalanche, 9th.
"Arms have been smuggled into Virginia in
collins" There is evident forecast in this duplex
Importation. We do rot know place where
the demand for cofins Is likely to BE- more lively
for some time to come than in Virginia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

Missouri. Ia
...hor Of ours is still in the throes
i,sue in her becoming q loyal and
,,,s State. Her difficulties are of such
70 claim the sympathy and succor Of
4 the North. Her worst evil seems
e.,,roor too wicked TO be deferred BY
y =, TOO cowardly to make his villiany
~ y Be must play the traitor, bat with
-. IA. arouse suspicion, ,sand DELAYS
-, his defeat The best thing that
..,,., TO the State would be his volunta-
..ak removal from an Office he has held
..,e 10 him must be laid the worth.
.,s, the suspension Of railroad opera
appropriation of funds devoted to
!, ,be coxardly and disgraceful device
,ssicns in american Legislatures, and
Ia, Of q State once an anxious peti.
6, ,raion, now dragged TO the verge of
.ciust the source Of her security,
I I'd progress.
~ few days since, q full account Of
| ,poy.l Of U. s. arms from the St. Lou.
al With the exception Of enough to
!, aef,nders, and regarded that 40 most
.;,.aus,a nee for the State. But our last
,s,e ,,pctis more interesting and impor-
III The Governor had issued his call for
j mastering Of the State Militia at st.
stenibly for the purpose Of review,
TN attack on the Arsenal, and the overt
|,a could pledge the Stale to the South.
essf these troops had occasioned fears
$50, but none took place. On the 9Th
had arrived to form . camp,
! X sere assembled in the streets of St
.ae number Of eight or nine hundred
|csed to pleasant spot outside the city
|sp Jackson, there to await force a.
81 coming from the South west. They
|,;.r the command of Gen. Frost, and
that six days drill would witness the
asir service. AL this, however, did not
y by,l men at the Arsenal, and after a
y vsce to let the camp get settled and
psu cover Of the night the Federal
|. .u.tsed out, surrounded the camp and
L,as unnder. 1t was made uncondi,ion-
,sts ,r.tors were all disarmed. The de.
.as ,ehevement are not vet at our com.
u, none can be blind to the importance
! sss, and the highest praise is deserved
Milan, men who have thus saved blood
-erhaps sasd The State, and checkmated
E,rdly and sneaking Governor.
ha SAsr schemes he may have none can
! bria.h he may be sure, that the State
Iuvurihily rules, casnot secede. He may
IN ordnance Of ecession-rearm the mill.
.rgk the Arsenal and try to sack St. Lou
~ be has always hated, but secession for
rgissiate hsppily impossible. Her geo.
sa position, with free loyal States on
sas Of her, with a national highway
NJ X; and with vast number of her
sFs to the "Stars and Stripes" she can
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

MAJOR GENERAL or NEw YoRK-Hon. John
A. Dix, now so we'll known through the country
as having, while Secretary Of the Treasury under
President Buchanan, instructed Federal officer
at New Orleans to shoot " on the spot /" any man
who attempted to "haul down the American
hag,' has s'gnifed to Gov. Morgan his accept
ance OF the post Of Major.General Of the New
York State Militia, rendered him several days
since This will be gratifying intelligence to all
admirers Of true patriotism.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

MOTHER IN LAW OF LINcoLN.-Mrs. Todd, Of
Kentucky, the mother-in law OF Mr. Lincoln,
passed through this city yesterday. en- route for
Selma. She was accompanied bv one Of her
daughters. It ia said she very decidedly refused
to accept the profered hospitalities Of the White
House at Washington, not admirng the tenets
of the political faith Of the hybrid "head Of the
family" Her sympathies are with the South.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18
Iio the Burlington Companies at
KeOkuk.


Keokuk.
snpany ofladies, consisting Of Mrs. Joce.
Eh her daughter, and several other ladies
WI, and the following gentlemen, Mr..
, Lawyers Tracy, and Messenger, DR..
Prof Schnebly, Rev. Salter, and Sheriff
G; left Friday evening on the Kate Cas-.
rksOkuk, to pay the soldiers a visit, land.
aivs O'clock in the morning at the place
GSlauon.
lhs p"aking Of the hospitalities of the
pig Esuse, they called on the soldiers, whom
srnd quarlered in various parts Of the
lhe fare gave satisfaction to the visitors
the victuals were concerned, but the
9 met with their disapprobation, as it
sd Of musty hay, and to use their common
lives not fit for hogs nests, as it was
md full of dust. The dust settles in the
ID throat, causing sore eyes and . very
able cough.
a the visitors were at the place OF ren.
s some of the soldiers were seen to be
their Testsments, others to be mending
Shing, others were engaged in writing
nd others in marking their blankets,
N a.eng, some we're busily engaged in
|fng Pcnior the company in general. They
hhgit to see the Burlington friends, and
hat they had not been forgotten by them.
k"sning, when the visitors got ready to
10Th Of the Burlington companies paraded
rts Demirg House, where the visitors had
ise, aud escorted them to the river in q
h'insr. After the visitors had got aboard
aIed three cheers to be given to the Bur.
20 'OlAs. The compliment was returned by
'hiois, who appreciated the respect that
'esn shown to them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

md DRowNED.-The body Of man about
A'mehes in height, light complexion, sandy
''-aEd abou ut S5 years old-dressed in light
A'ad dark coat and vest, and coarse shoes,
'and il the Mississippi River about five
naow this city on the 9th inst. On the
aw found q memorandum book, and two
Passenger tickets to Dunleith, in the name
NHH or G. MASH, and one ticket for Deck
sage On the Steamer Alex. Scott-also one
'e' satch, marked on the inside "E. J. L.,
's' 1862 1t is supposed that the man ae-
%aaiy fell overheard from one or the other
ad ooau and vas dro Sned there were no
suoi violence found on his person. ...
''aer Thompson held an inquest upon the
sud the Jury rendered verdict as follows
4 STATE OF Iowa,
DEs MoINHs COUNTY.
ihqusition was held on the Mississippi
Isw miles South Of Burlington, Iowa, be-
s'h. Thompson, Coroner, on the 9Th day
"a D. 1861, upon the dead body of G.
@ y. Nash, there being found dead, by
'Iofs whose names are hereto subscribed.
Sd Jurors upon their oaths do say that the
Nash or G. Mash came to his death by
",aas BY accident or cause unknown to the
sstlnony whereof the said Jurors have
sA~ set their hands the day and year afore-
l. H. GERARD,
Z. WEiNGARrNER, Jurors.
GEo. w. ERWIN,
H W. THOMPSON, Coroner Of Des Hoines
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

cHArLAls.-Rev. Mr.. Fuller, of DUBUQUE, has
been appointed, Chaplain OF the lst Iowa Reei.
ment. Mrs, Fuller, we believe. accompanies him
into the service as Nurse for the soldiera-Gats
Ciuv ss.sa r#.H Ii
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

lhe lst Iowa Regiment, now at Keokuk,
q me following officers Saturday last:
/ BAIEs. Dubuque, Colonel.
nh; MERRITT, Cedar Rapids, Lieut.. Col.
- PORTER, Mt Pleasant, Major.
NHliK, Iowa City, Surgeon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18
From Warrington.
Correspondence Of the Havk-Eye,


WASHINGTON, May 9th, 1851.
Col Curtis, Of Iowa, is quite lion among
the seventh Regiment. He accompanied them
on their fatiguing march from New York to
Washington, and was able to render them valua-
BILE service. The Eighth Company of the Regi-
ment remembering this, elected him a. honora-
ry member, and yesterday COL Lefferts at a
regimental review, fastened the Company's
pin upon the Coloneps coat, accompanying the
act with neat speech. Col. c. briefly replied
and was afterward heartily greeted by the diff
ferent members.
Major Anderson is here, and very warmly re-
ceived. Tuesday evening he was serenaded at
Willard's and made few remarks. Afterward
he was called out again and said: Gentlemen,
my business is not to speak. The time for
speaking has passed. l must now try to do
something" 1t is rumored that he will be bre-
vetted Colonel and placed in command Of the
troops at Cairo.
Col. Ellsworth's Zouaves, by means of rigor-
Gus punishment and threats to send home every
offender in irons, have become more tractable
but are still . little in advance of anybody else
A FIRE broke out in a store next to Willard's this
morning and COL Ellsworth detailed about three
hundred of his New York Fireman to assis, in
extinguishng it. They took complete charge.
If they are as bold at war as in this instance,
they will prove hard to meet. For instance, one
of them on the roof was anxious to reach the
engine pipe which had been handed up to the
fourth story window. 1t was little too far,
however, and SO he took one of his comrades by
the feet, hung him over the eaves, till he caught
the hose, and then pulled him back
| Considerable disaffeetion exists among the
They say that the department is not properly
managed. Several companies have had to wait
after their arrival until quarters were obtained
although they we're expected. Last Sunday eve.
ming the New Jersey troops arrived here and
were compelled to stand some hours in driving
rain, before the necessary arrangements were
made. The complaints diminish, however, with
each succeeding day, and wherever well ground
ed are soon rectifed, and the management o
the government, as a whole, is entirely satisfac
tory.
soldier was shot last night by policeman
while attempting to escape after being arrested
1t has caused great excitement among the sol
diers, and may lead to the long-expected pro
clamation Of martial law. For as things are
now, it is said that small portion of the police
are secret secessionists, and the military conse
quently entertain no very deep affection towart
them, and few such outrages as occurred las
night, it is feared, may bring about . seriou
conflict. XOX.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

gentleman (Mr. Lyons) from Kansas City,
No., now in this city, says that he with IS able bo-
died men left the above place last Tuesday, and
came to Quincy, with the intention to volunteer
and fight for the Union. He says they are all
anxious and determined to stand by the Stars
and Stripes, till the last He reports times rsry
hard, and the Union sentiment losing ground;
says hundreds are leaving the State, some ia
Iowa and Illinois, and those that cannot get that
far cross the river to Kansas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

AASHs Gun BARRELs.-We see in the
4''ae American and other papers recipes for
Nas gun barrels. They are all open 70 the
H'A' that they involve the use Of water,
"qulr'ng time to dry tho barrels and in
T"s danger Of rust We give . method
scientific sportsmen in England with
-. Set squantity Of quicksilver which
sps IN strong pill box, and when the
ioui place the thumb on the nipple,
!. ~ Quicksilver In at the mouth, and then
W aod down for few minutes. Turn il
ny" the box and the barrel will be perfect
The mercury forms an amalgam with
- "' and removes 1t. The lead can b<
"sifon the mercury bv straining.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-18

'as storm felt here. was very severe in
A.. 1''a' anroo6ns houses, knocking down
s, ' 0emol'shins unfinished buildings, and
-. many Of the seamboats and sailing
=. way from the mooriag. clear on to the II.