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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

BALTIMORE THE RENDEZVOUS OF THE ANY,
The city OF baltimore has been selected as the
principal rendezvous of the Army in the East.
large force is being collected there, on ac-
count of the facilities of transportation thence
to either Harper's Ferry, Washington, or Fort.
ress Monroe There are now ten regiments
there, numbering 10000 men, under Gen. Dix's
command. Six are in camp around the city.
and the other four occupy the railroads and the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Some 40 600
troops, it is contemplated, will be ordered to
the vicinity Of Baltimore for drilling in camps
OF instruction, so that we shall feel the benefits
OF being military station in more ways than
one The great advantage will be in peacefully
crushing out the rebellious spirit of the people,
and teaching them to become loyal to the Uni
ted Sites. The Home Guard of two reei.
ments Of trustworthy Union men now forming
In Baltimore, will help amazingly to bring the
people back to their senses.-fNev York Tri.
bune Correspondence, sszsTH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17
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Philadelphia Baltimore New York. and ali osnsr Eatess
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connect At Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
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great Eastern Railroad routes, 70 Wit n O. r R. Va
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and Philadelphia. ~ - '7-'--'. - -
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corner Front and Water streets, Burlington
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rare - low - BY any other route. 81 80
a,. p. RgAICK,
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-12-04
1897 From Missouri.

sid. OF seo!a 'bs7 l.s- sgssssS zastk
a~sT.a LOUIS, My 2I.-Gen, Halleck
has Issued orders that in consequence of
imP6ftants Information respecting the
nsfmbefss sand condition of our forces be-
ingseouveyeds 10 the enery by fugitive
slsYsss no such persons will be hereafter
permitted to enter any camp. or any forces
on the march: and any now within such
lines must be Immediately excluded
t}Terefroin.sa dry saN . y sa@i Fog'
sThed5eneral also calls the particular
attention of all officers commanding
troops in the feld3or posts to the inn
portance, of preventing unauthorized
persons Of any description from entering
RI Leaving Sur lines, and of observing
thStgreatest preeaution in the employ
uhnBsef agspts1or clerks in confidential
H9sltsons eoy e4assE,T .eaa5g ss6G st..a6
The. General also directs all staff
oincers in this department whose staff
ddtiSs Rave ceased under recent special
oiglaw fkom Washington. but who still
ho}aa eomaaissionsain9 the regular army
orryohpteersrmuste into the service
AekA ~ uSAit tt4t ot1kCos W orAtiaiuSQidteiy
rspogt themselves, in person if in 81.
Louis, os bylstter. if elsewhere, to these
headauartersos esea l.as .sIsa ,5g
1.-The latest aecountsr from Price place
bim;ip Parry COUNTY, nnaking prepara-
lions fsEiaHadYance upon Springfield.
:.
The Amonnk of the Federal Loan taken
bi. the. jsjiizsns Of Baltimore, up to the
1k!h insl. is J090, 600, I'll.
.nNhs Eeled0 Blads", has been presented
with pod of cotton grown on the prairie
HseSsRess, aI1libois. u station oftbe Illinois
Gen sEsl F0adBsIt issa sample of5abonti one
AAasHdiabfesraised by a. Louisians men
vhosa csoP 5sssid TO. hayeahsen very good
Itvi9pndrraiH0d that some ten thousand
&aressg5ls besgrown.in the State by South
@ERsmen; ne xt sesson.s ai asagE.3 81
srHdhh JsT!s HeadIy, the historin, is al
Wsssbhfgtoas collecting material for . his.
tory Of the present war.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-12-04

r SALE OE DELINQUENT
90 sss o FOR TAKES. ..s Z

The following is List of Lands and Town Lots parts
of Lots within the County of Monroe returned Delinquent by
John No Treasurer and Collector of said County for the
Taxes of 1850 with twenty per cent penalty thereon to which
added the simple Taxes of 1861 and remaining due and
unpaid the 4th day of December A. 1851. 1 egEq
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-12-04

"oos u VI -AoA III west OF
south west quarter of west ar
south west or of northeast or
W or Of s . Or, &s eqr of W ar
part n " or of north west or
north east or of south east ar,f
north west or of south west ar
south half of north west quarter
north west or ofsnorth west or
W qs offs or .&s e or Of n W ar
east half of south west quarter
west half of north east qaarter
north east or of south east ar
west half OF south west Quarter
south west or of north west or
south east or of north east ar
part n west or of south east or
east half Of south west quarter
west half of south west q uarter
soaath west or of south east ar
MOI tn wess.. or of south east or
south east or o. north west ar
north east OF OF south we. ar.
north west or of south west ar
south west or Of north west or
south west or of south east ar
Fraction No. 2
south west: or of south west ar
east half of south west quartsr
north west or of south east or
part west or of north oast Or
south west or of north east ar
north east or of south east ar
north east or of north east or
south half OF north west quarter
north west or of south west or
west half of north west quarter
south west or of south west or
west half of south east quarter
east part east half of west or
north west or of north east or
n " cor. n east or of east or
north east or of south east or
east half of Forth east quarter
south east or of north west or
north east Or of north west quar-
north east or of south east quar-
north east or Of south east quaI
east half of north east quarter
south west or of south east quar-
east half of south west quarter
south west or of north east quar-
north west or of south east quar-
north west or of north west or
east half of north east quarter
south half west or Of s west or
wpart est half of'south west or
south west or of north east quar-
north east or Of south cast quar-
. half n east or of north west or
n part n east or of south west or
" half n east or of north west or
north west or of north west or
n Q or of n or except n W cor.
south half of north east quarter
south half of south east quarter
east half of south west quarter
east half of north west quarter
W side west half of north east or
9 side west half Of north east or
north west or of north west or
n half S west or ofsouth west or
MALAGA TO WNSHIP.
south part of south west quarter
south half of south east quarter
south part nerth part II east or
part west half of south east ars
W part south half ofss west or
west corner of north east or
north part Of north east quarter
north westqr ofnorth east qaar
north east q uartsrof N east quar-
part north west or of east or
part " half OF south east quar-
north west or of north east quar-
east half of east half Of n W or
ne or except $ east ar ofn or
south east cornerof section
OHIO To WFSHIP,
Lot No. !
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-12-04
NUMBER 80;

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south east or of south west a
north east or of north east tai
north west or. of nortA east al
n " part half OF nsst quartei
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south west or of north. west a
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W half of W half ofsoath east al
: east half of south west quarter
part N west or offsosths west al
south west quarter of Sc west qr
W part west half of north east qr
west half of north e2st quarter
W half north east;qr of IA west or
west half of north east quarter
. e. half north east or Of u west or
south west or of north east qr
n end north west or OF S east or
n corner east half of S east qr
east half of north east quarter
east half of north west quarter
part $ west or OF south east quar-
9 side of south east or Of S " or
west half of north east quarter
W side of S east or of west or.
9 part east ar OF south east or
south east or of south owest qr
part west half of south east or
W part east half Of nor: h east ur
east half of south west,quarter
west half of south east quarter
W cor. S east or of east or
south east Or OF south east or
part n west qr of south east or
part n east or of south east or
west half of south east. quarter
west half of south west quarter
north east or of south west or
south west qrsof north West or
east half of north eas. quarter
west half of usrth east quarter
W part 5 west or oflsouthseast or
I
east half of south west quarter
south west or Of south west or
s part east half ofsouthSsast or
south east or, Of south east or
east half of south east quarter
north west or of southeast or
north east quarter
n g Or of $ W or & ssw. cor. of
Q quar- of north west quarter
south half of south east qsar.er
north vest qr of south Sest or
west half OF northe east quarter
south east quarter Of eaa. Of.
north east or Of, south east ar
northeast quarter OF n west az :
south east quarter
8 half of 5 W qr& sw qrof $ " ar
& JACKSON TO tYNSHIP.
north point, No. q.
Fraction No.. /
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

/ SHOCKING lNHuMANrTY.-A revoting case of bar
2barity has been brought to light near Wkesbarre,
Pennsylvania. An old man named Isaac Bisbing,
living in that vicinity, quarreled with his son n
drew, andin fiji of rage seized gun and shot the
boy in the back, from the effects of which it is
feared he cannot recover. 1t seems that the old
man was perfect demon, and some of his acts of
barbarty towards his wife and children would have
shamed the wildestasavage. He would frequently
hang the children up by The neck until life was al
most extinct, and at other times he would hold
their heads under water until they struggled in the
agonies Of DEATH One of the boys fed to the
house Of neighbor one day, badly burnt, and
stated that his father had thrown red hot poker
into the bed in which the children slept just to see
the froic they would have in getting out At an
other time he nearly drowned his wife by holding
her head in crock of butter-milk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

TIE CHINESE EMPERoR TAKES ACooL yIEw OF
YOUNG AMERreA.--In the summer palace, near Pc
kin, Lord Elgn found an autograph of the fugitive
Emperor Of China, relating to the question of Mr..
Ward, the American Minister 1t seems that Mr.
Ward offered to pay to his Celestial Majesty the
same marks Of respect as he would pay to his own
President, The Emperor's memorandum rung thus
1t shows that in the manner Of their presentation
at court nothing more can be done to bring men 10
snent that their respect for his Majesty the I'm.
peror IS the same that they feel for their ri lsi
nennn, (Presiden) just place China on par with
tle nafparlans OF the Southland East an arroeation
q greatness which is simply Ridiculous. :. :,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
TALK ON CHANGE,

The arrival of one of the militia steamers at Port
land was announced on the flags at an early hour
yesterday. 1t proved to be the Anglo Saxon with
dates from Liverpool to the oath direct. The cot
| ton accounts were deemed unfavorabIe and buy
ers were very shy of moving after the intelligence
| was fully understood. The weeks sales were re-
| puted as having reached $1,000 bales which it was
| thought might be considered as favorable The
greatest impeachment yesterday was the decline in
sterling exchange. 1t was further talked of that
instructions had come from the other side to agents
here to ship only in British vessels. This causes
freights to be very firm at 3D. for cotton to Liver
| pool under the British flag.
The flags of Carondelet and environs were well
| thronged yesterday-the weather was most propi-
| tious The grand boulevard, Canal, was also
crowded, and the lesser streets, Charities and
Royal, were not far in the rear. Crinolinedom
showed well yesterday.
It was talked Of that a real live Baron-a scion
of one of the money kings of the old world-will
arrive in our city in few days. Whether he
comes on business purposes, to see the sights for
recreation, or for health, we did not learn.
The receipts of produce continue on free SCALE
The great Western trade is active. The demand
for corn exceeds any previous season, which, with
flour and provisions, commands the gold on de-
livery. The flags of Tchoupitouas, Poydras, New
Levee and other Western localities give the strong
est evidence of a larger business in Western pro-
'ductions than for years past.
We have also to remark on the great activity AFT
the sugar depot. The gimlet rangers are in the
best OF humor, with fine weather for moving the
saccharine. Never mind about the agitation in
Congress on the sugar duty; there must be some
very favorable antecedents in regard to Louisiana
sugar, or it would not be purchased on plantations
or on the eyee, and shipped to New York at the
very high rate of s. per hogshead freight. Our
Jooa Northern friends are very ready to invest in
Louisiana molasses, and pay cts. per gallon for
carrying it to New York, and compete with West.
ern traders and dealers for the choicest selections
There have been shipped this season to New York
and Philadelphia 10 1888 hogsheads of sugar against
9l7l hogsheads same time last year. Whether any
of the Black Republican grocers, confreres of
Governor Morgan of New York are interested in |
the shipments Of the season, our Ariel has not in
formed u.s.
There are complaints made of the extraordinary |
movement in regard to the boxes of our city Post |
Office The price of boxes per year has been from |
time immemorial at 81 for single persons and firms.
1t is asked whether visitor to our city haing let
ter addressed to the care of his friend and it is
placed in the friends boz, if one dollar must be
paid for the privilege?
The following rates are now exacted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

sLANEhoLpING INDIANS returns of the cen,
aus fof the tour slayeholding Indian communities
west Of the State Of Arkansas have been received
by the Department at Washington. The commu.
mites referred to are the Choctaws. Cherokees
chickaEaws and seminoles. Most Of those Indians
heads of families, are Shareholders The semnoles
were the only tribe which refused to let the AS
sistant Marshal enumerate their slaves. Several
thousand slaves are owned by the tribes taken in
the aggregate, and these slaves are employed BY
the Indians In cutivating their lands, and well and
kindly treated.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
The following rates are now exactcd ::

AS the Post-ofice has been rent free for some
time. it would be supposed that reduction might,
with reason, follow the new order of things If
these changes are carried out, the rent of boxes
per annum, if all are occupied, will amount to $2O,-
GOO. Will our Convention look into this matter
The further talk is, that postal facilities will be an
nuiled with all seeding States; that bill to the
effect has passed the lower House of Congress by
large majority. Possibly, if it passes the Senate
and reaches 0. P. F., he may interpose his veto
but whether that will prevent the passage of the
bill previous to the 4th of March, cannot be fore
told
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
--latest French Styles
HATS AND GAPS,
GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS AND BOYsL
--latest French Styles.
FIQUET Sc BOUvET,

l2................... CAMP STREET 1e
Under tho City Hotel)
Have opened ENTIRE NEW STOCK of the sbove nar,ed
Goods, which they have imported DIRECT FROM PARIS
1t consists in part of Gents Silk and Fur Dress BUSINESS
and TRAVELLING HATS and CAPS; Youths, Boys and
"hildren's 2tuAyE and oHAssEUR GAPS, and FANCY
VELVET oAPsaof every variety.
n. B.--MILtrARY GAPS of every description MADE TO
ORDER in any quantity.
Gentlsmen's FINE DRESS HATS also manufactured IN
o'der with dispatch and promPdtude' ms 2psmeod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Wy xfUsi or Lao according to philoso.
light difference hetween light and
y tas former II much preferable 10 the latter
s and discoveries maze
Il years are possibly not SURPASSED Nv
e ts virtues Of coal an element of wealth
ss IL ia mind to all household convenience has
US ~ hsss contributed Mr.. H. G. Covert No
tA lie has ou hand any
say oil lamps which he offers for xsls Al
0w pisces The attention ali parties i
tn tho advertisement appearing II anotber
Ff'e "a NfV1ief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
SeeUelE A. ENsylS1a..
IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS. ETC,
ID and 10 ROYAL street

IMPORTER OF FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC,
ID and 10 Royal street,
Has now In store large supply of the celebrated CREME E
BoUzY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts pnts also other brands
viz; CHARLES HE1DSEICK, PIPER HEIDSEIGK; PAR
MENTiER, and other brands OF inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old shcrre sch az AMoNT
hADo, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR RIES-lS3S-soUTHsIDE MADEIRA. Of
direct Importation other Madeiras OF grade Superior
Old London Dry Dock PORT other Ports or less grade
The celebrated sAzARAo BRAEDTEs-Yintage 1885, l7as
1902 and l5aarge supply always hand All grades of
ChARET and WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WIS
KYSscoch and Irish Old Rye bourbon and Wheat Whis
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER in prts and quarts COR
DiALs etc. Ny usual assortment OF best WINES which
will be sold reasonable house in the city
SEWELL 7. TAYLOR.
OF 2pf Nos, I3an8 liz RovaI STRAIT
AS the above Rraae sherre MGderas Ports and Cham
pRgne satisfied house the city produce as good
or better at the same prices Any house have dozen of
each named wines If they produce pries
or pay two prices they the judges dsnterese
parties the Is good with anything have for sale in tina
same ratio.
nle 2ptf SEWELL T. TAYLOR. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

PREfAID.-An Indian squaw, roaming around
the garrison at Fort Yuma, Cal. discovered TWEEN
ty dollars worth of postage stamps in sheets, in
the officers quarters and happy thought struck
her. Shortly after she created quite a commotion
by appearing on the parade ground, stuck all over
with the stamps, regardless of dignity and de-
cenoy The officer found that his postage stamps,
intended for the mail, had been appropriated to
the female
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
Old and EYste SEsesYses.

just received direct importation from Cadiz 30 quarter
Of as fine SHERRIES be had in the market
have in store leo quarter casks of the BEST OLD SHEER
RIES in North America @ gI5#a
wish Judges of SIlERRIEs TO cali sample ~ know
can excel my other house in the city
call the attention Of consumers TO this Card as they are Tho
best sherres imported In America This last order v,va,
twelve months ago to Cadis.
D.. SEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
jn30 2ptf IL and liz n oro, s,root
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

AMYsrERY EXPLAINED "mysterious affair."
related by the New Albany Ledger some DAYS
since, in which twas thought that foul murder had
been DONE was only little domestic flare up.
man drove his horse too fast not needing his wife,s
entreaties; she screamed and jumped out-and
that's ALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

50 The Champion of the World! = There
will be found at No " Canal street, The cee
orated sLoAT ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINES, the on real
Southern soil made Machine in New Orleans
JAZZ 2plm&W MS HEDRICK Aseut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

saa- The oficial proceedings Of the Louisiana
ssssaafion IL Eng sh and French, Of the lst inst,
en- our second pages also Of the 3lst ult,
d lassflch. on the third page. ri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Germs Of THE CRRscEsT, containing the
sfas proceedings d the Convention, can be had
w eur counter, ID wrappers for mailing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

sFs NOE FIRE Co., No. I3.--The attention
{ An sss Officers and members Of this company is
Il tp tie advertisement in another column
&C. tlsea6 tog ether on Sunday morning, 10th
~ for the purpose of trying their
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

4 = IS vs. aiatiip Habana, Capt. u B. Mcconnell,
lsislss at Y o'clock this morning for Havana, with
IN aIsesic and large number of passen,
III sexxs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

:asseEssT EsScISE GoafAar No. 24.-The post
ING Of This company viii be held this
as Aai past clock. Officers and mem
Fe ged to the notice in another column
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

~ AsssE fNfsTots = The members Of this
mn directed to the notice published
meeting this evening at Is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

iARpaER SssITH d 60. will sell this iiay
No. l21 Julia street, between Gainp and st.
ii household furniture etc So adycr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

atsapbfiand says: e In new colonies, the
building church, the French a
ssas the English q tavern,
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