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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-04

FFanc's ElTert,
VS.
John Elvert.
THE DEFENDANT, JOHN Ell
Il VERT will take notice that on the llth day o.
January, A D. 1854, said Frances ETert Med in said
Court her petition against him, Praying that the
marriage contract now existing between them be
dissolved, alleging as rhereiOr-GrOss neglect
Of Duty," extreme cruelty and habitual drunken
ness, for period Of over three years. The defend
AMI is required to appear and answer within SIX
weeks from the afpsarauce Of this notice.
p. H. BRESLIN.
janl2s3B Plaintiffs AttQrpey.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-04
PRICES.

Case Of 20 vials, complete in morocco and Book, IS
Case OF y vials, and Book, plain
CASE OF Is numbered boxes and book.
Case Of bazes, numbered, and Book k......,..
single numbered boxes, with directions ..25 cts.
Single lettered boxes, with directions so cts.
Large case, with OF. walls, for planters and
phVsicfaus II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

CHANCERY NOTICE Ia CREDlIoRS.-
y Between GEORGE MgRPHf; Pl19,T ~ ~, DENNIS
Prnst 10 lie decree made Ia this by the Cour OF CLnn
cev for Upper CnsdA th Creditors Of the aid Pete ONe
who ro entitled 10 participate 60 his etid. uuder The Deed OF
Attainment thereof Inenonrd ia ,Gid decree aid when
sad tor j. uNo stely carried on bnntt O. merchant a.
tie CIV OF Toronto that part Of Canals formerly called Up
rsda before 10 O'Clock h. tLr forenoon o Monday tho
I'm d,y Of November come iu and their teb ~
cis before me- the undcrguod Master IN ordinary Of the
lid Court o. fny chambers o. Osooic Hall In tho Iii City =
Toronto drfsnt thereof they will DO p-emptofy
tie # tsd decree Aud 10 a the clock IN The
Of " eduesday the h day 81 November neat e
nv aid chamber T. appointed proceeding the ssd
debts o. claims ard not then allowed tic sane VII be
heard ard adjudraed upon ny ssid chambers 10 o. TIE
ocS In tho forenoon ~ Friday the 18th day Of November
ue1t-D4od At Toronto asid, tic ih day o July ls
MORPHY wALKEM PlAiHla. soieiion
AuzI law Twin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01


1860 s''' " 49, '
At 81. Louis the rate Of exchange is nominaliy Y
cent Money matters were very dull
At Cincinnati currency is plenty and good paper
scarce business with the discount houses consequently
continues dull Acceptable names 10 freely at 10 Il 9
cent. aud call loans nre obtainabe ot 5GSc. There
were sales of Treasury notes at 9Sc. Exchange was
firm Mt a z cent prenlium. Gold was selling at :
y cent premium
yle chicago Tyi5pAe of Monday says:
Exchange is plenty, and some " The banks are set
In, a. nTeuiulp for approved mixed currency. For
IN Eastern small fraction would be conceded roy
old u discount are ab0a The rates. Produce ce.d-
ro find no difficulty in getting all the advances they
Md from agents OF Eas crn honses; but IN tho gem
cr,l cba,nels Of trade money "a decidedly scarce.
Ths IL tho dull season, and all should Dc Wiling %
yait fsyc weeks til the new crop IL ready 10 come
forward. and until our people can have tine 10 re-
80, Conveying from the stunning effect OF the war
80 and ,he calaIntics incident TO our enormous
lo,ses on tho collapse Of our Illinois currency.
TIE Boston Transcript of last evening thus notices
tho money market Of tina: city;
Money matters continue in a quiet state, aud the
market Is undisturbed by any excitement. there has
besn q steady accumulation OF ldle captai, ana ne
Louder would materially saffeT if che Government did
M. come 10 his relief The whole issue OF the $40
rasury notes win be readily taken. The demand for
commercial purposes has shown little or no increase,
although more has been done ia departments OF
trde duriug the past week, especially with the gro
GERS. The rstee for money tend downward, where
tho security il undoubted.
Thompson Brothers quote Currency to-day as fo'-
Lows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
from the several rorls:
~ PLIadfInLia Press ave:

Tie PbHddfiptta PTcss GAYS;
Tie panic which fell upon the stock market and blsi'
ness men after tho disaster 10 tie GOyeinment
troops at Mauassas has entirely nbsided, and matters
are again about in the same state before that dsas
ter IA soon as business men can be brought take a
common nee view of the actual state o. Affairs IN Inc
North and Of the real condition Of the country as 10
the busness to be done If the continues Just
70 soon will the present alsthy disappear aud moder-
ately good times return 1t is astonishing TO Ind how
much business Is really done while everybody ia CON-
planning Of pothipg to do and if the complaints were
TO be suppressed the amoont OF business TO 30 done
would Inciease tail inc fasteT.
Mr.. J. @. Martin Of Bosom, gives the following
statement OF semi.annual dividends payable in that
city:
The interest on tie Boston, Concord and Montreal
Bonds of 1865 and the dividend Oh Tie Vermont and
Canada road are payable August IL.
Most OF the dividend. on he Gas Light Companies
are paw able ON demand aLdtLo other corporations pay
August j.
The month Of August is the usual period for other
dividends not yet declared, among which are The Bos-
ton Dock, Cords, Glasgow Mills, Lewiston Falls,
Palmer suffolk, Ihorudkc and Tomont Mile Manu-
featuring Companies, B.coAl.ne, J4mal'a Iln1, NAL
den and Melo.e, NaniurkCt aud NcwbuTypOii Gas
Light Companies. A,O Piitsburg and Boston CHI
Copper Mining Company-addng some $4,000 to The
anou1t given M the table. The MediOFd and hairless
town lorse Rail DAD paid ltd Inst dividend IN hebr
ary but passes sc this tiGe,
The New-York Central Railroad will make div-
dond OF probably per cent payable about August ~,
10 eastern shareholders, nj 'se office OF hessrs - E
Tbayer & Brolher in this city. Nearly two Millions
Of tfis stock is held 10 New-England.
The changes, rs compared with February last are
q decreaec of y cert each by the Amoskeag lacoia,
Lyman Mlls, and Saratoga Vi,tory Manufacturing
Companies- all others precisely the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01


By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Nro or
SICK Hsaaae usy be prevented and II taken Al the
nspt osn attack immediate relief pain and cknes viii be
obtained
They seldom fall IN removing tie Napea and Hea6as
which females subject
They act gently upon the bowels, removing co'reua
For Literary MEN, STUDENT, Delicate Females aud all per
sop, Of e4,ary haJi they valuable Iasafire i.
proving the qppe giving ind rgr to the digestive
and restoring the nsts elasticity and strength Of the whole
system
The CEPHAIIC PILLS the result Of long invest, CATION
S.a experiment. having been in many
wears during which time tboy have prevented and relieved
yas amount Of pain and suffering from Headache whetlsr
originating In tie nervous system from dersngcd state of the
stonaoE.
They arc entirely vegetable in their competition and may be
taken at all ns win pere aey without making change
Of Diet and he absence Of eng asogreags tate renders e1y
70 aduiai,,o lism 70 esadrea
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs!
The genuine ave i've signatures Of HENRY C. sPALDIs0
OF each Boz.
sodby Druggists uad ell otter Doolo' in Medicines
AbOx win be sont by mail, prepaid, receipt o. the
PRICE, Is CENTS
All orders should b.s3iressedtO
HENRY C. sPALDIXG.
No. 40 Cedar st., New YorE.
~ single bottle Of srALDIN0's PREPARED GLUE
WI say. ssn times its cost annualy..n
sPALDEG's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
sPALDINGs PREPARED CLUE
SAVE TIE PIECES
ECoSoAY! DISPATCH!
GA STITCH IN THE Saws Nrsr,p.ea
very desirable have cheer and convenient Way OF pa
ing Furniture, Toys, Croekery, &c.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
all such emergencies and household afford to be
without IT, Is always ready, and up the sticking point
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
NB.-A bsuih accompanies each bottle Price, Is cents.
Address
HENRY c. sPAIDIN9,
No. 70 Ceiars-, New.Yori.
CAUTION.
Ascertain unprncipled persons attempting TO palm Off on
the ursapceiHg public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
Iwoad caution all persOBs TO examine before purchasing End
see TIT; ne fal name,
~ sPALDIE0s PREPARED oLUE..u
zen tie aa.ssac wrapper Azsimare minGsg eetmisy.s
.8at sf. lt.t 81 Eat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

A Coon MoyRnnsr-It ia said that Gen. Mcclellan
il abo. TO issue general order making IL incumbent
on Brgadios Generals 10 have ga division dill by
trumpet al least once a week, until further orders
The fret drill il 60 commence on or about tho 10th OF
rext month. At present the men do not know rim
gle cal on the brazeH instrument have sen occa
sry tbsi full instruction therein e4od be given 20
item.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
CHrEr ASSISTANT @ SHTrrSA.d,H 20 9fFos

CHfRr Assistant q CNETRrsAsTrRs oTFCS
MAsuISG1oH. u. July a. 1901.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tins
- Office until the 9Th proHimc 20 fnr,.e Cte I'VE
Hr,dted Ions OF good merchsntub,e TIMOTHY HAY ~
BALES delivered the R'ilroaj DEPOT or ho ioo'
ST. on the Government Wher or before the Eh dAs o.
August, 1861. . r., 81 IA
1be oiIs 90 endorsed Proposals. Tor lay Good ara
nuc guaIsuy must be furnished b. Tie parry 70 whom te
conrsc, be awarded for the faithful iuhmen Of '' SAM
als0 the adloss Ia fui. -. =. -, Il,
The Assistant QBtenaster deserves the nkh, 70 Iy'ot
bid that may deemed high Payment to DC se "ueh
~" wv '' D. II. RUCKFB, Assistant ousrcfma'ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

GRAIN-1he Wheat sTAet openets edy but buyers held
on and the market closed otr ues not Dos ing TO 10Y
r1t.ut "a es OF 81 bush. Milwaukee Club 81 co09c li2oo
bah Amber Iowa ct g10sc 1890 bush 1ecine sPfage -
ig; % bush Chesr5 Snng 1t ~ GsCc $500 DO DO.
Cub AZ Ole 1880 bust Rcd Western tput in orel 81 i@
s12; 1900 bush While Oho &c, = ia ~ 20; 80 bash
lite Michigan - 2b plenty, and l. heisy md
ronins Al tho coo the quality Of Tue crop csceient
and the WELD large Rer.y and Bailey Halt quiet sod No
ou Rye Is quiet the supply i good Of westerns
al. 81 500 bush oI Western. and &c for State OA.
.Ie heavy; the supply good aud demand D1dTde sales q
~ PC tsc Weston and state 81 2dJ3c. Corn
a hs4s better; the supply o prime l. hne'this IL wanted
FOR export the sale. go bush q l @ for heated SIC
mixed; - sG-. for shipping do asa NC. fer
lNo'.ru yellow sud f7c. Tor round Yellow. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
TN pIrRSIrANCE of an order of ROSWELL C.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF RUSWEIL Z.
fBRAINAaD ESQ., Surrogate Of the County Of hinss, no
e, IA hetebv gyea arcorcIg law, O. all rcf5s having
claims Hn.t henry h. KAlSER late 81 tho City Of BROOK
yn elsn deceased that thy required &C. exhibit TIC
same with the thereof the subfcno attic store 81
SMITH Eli Jr, ~, ~ Cldtt. corner q ffa1kiodt In
the City OF Newl OH, before The third day oil fte'
ruary next-Date1 July o. llbl. -,
JostPu kIfrE Z, EXECUTOR &C. Of Henry
SMITH ELI Jr, Ia. hsyseE, deccssed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
CHiTr ASSISTANT OUAHrgggssTEg's OprTcs,(
WAsHiNGTuS, ID. C., jay g. lltL
CEkITn ppnppS 81 = will hp received at tlis

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at tlis
~ Office until ~ the ,h day OF Angnt proino 70 wv
uisb q this paco (2O40 twenty thousord tuthe' Of oIS M
The Oats TO be tie 6r.: quality, aud put up Ia tto
wobu-he ssck snd 20 wo (Ii thirty Two pounds PER uusht
M, hid nns cDde IN, value Of the sscks aud He oa 20 be
delivered the urosd depot at the foot Of srci ~ e
Ciovorr u,ut before The 21 day Of Ansn ioni
The bids 10 be indorsed Pro oosss for OATS ana gOod ara
aup guaranty furnished by the partJ to Whom the
contract may be awarded of the faithful lalleh OF TIC ao
Also, tie address "a foil. , -, .. n
The Assigisot QuaucImer reserves the nght 20 eeet ~
hid, which nav be deemed high. Payment to be made
when al the oats are delivered.
' d. II. FUCKER, Ass's ant Qusr'eru srtcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
Proposals.
NAVY AessOr. Kav-Yo,,x. No. 80 E,s..a-stp

July a. la6l :
NAVY BEEF and PORK.-Soaled Proposals.
1V indorsod Propoa for Beef" ard Proposal fo Pork
the may 10 viii be received this Office until II o'clock
noon or Saturday the I'd day Angus for furnishing and
deyeir OF all cost aud sho United States at the
kayy-Nsrd ri Brooklyn,
2 00G Barrels Of Beef.
geo BeTrols Of Pork
The Beef mast be from well fatt6ned cattle Tho Pork must
be packed from oorned welisttoued hog. The beef pork
aud res conform possible in quality to .he stand
Navy beef and pork and must the usual IN
spcc'ion Of the kayJ Yard
Every be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by responsible bid9e 20 TIE eject hst be
or they undertake bidder bidders viii h, their
bid be excepted into obi aton Immediately viii good
and sufficient sueties to furnish the article proposed This
ruutantac DO accompanied b the certificate If the U y
District Judge Dstitkcey Collector or Navy Agent th't
the guaaaors are able good their rUaanieo Nc pro-
posa viii I've consdried unless by such guarantee
Full rsIicuaTs may lie uEon application 70 te
CommGDd mt Of tho Navy Yard. this Office -
NJ b. The above beet pok purhled sccc7n Of de-
inng Contractors ard mast be furnished within twenty days
uite dstc Of notice Of tue acceptance he P-cpos
I AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
Eeaal Noilees.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
tie Comfy II Now York, pocc l. hereby given y al
aviny In. assint ROBERT BROWN lee OF the City Of
New York marble doacr dccesed 90 present the sane WIN
vouchers thereof the sutscribc az me once hLis
Conner OF Jon IN to Cy Of New Yot on Q! telie Tue
~ E::i,rs,,v i,,i ANN C. BROWN, F1ecutriI.
- ELIAS q BROWN, (px....o-.
ROBERT l. BROWN : h'eVu'"''
III iav6mTh OF Robert l. brown oeceaeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
DROPOSALS viii be received until FRLDAY

tho "a OF August OF O'Clock for fntn'hias The Ini'
ted Stat. Army The follow ng subsistence stores:
100 0 poards Colte.
21ow0 pound Sugar.
Bdess viii please state ia full tho hind aud deception Of
tc,. offered tie u.iUr psca3sr witu ready T delivery
sc pco o the Ccro 10 the state vel q: roasted
End ground Samples scom yGny tLc Lds Fuc iufoIma
ton given on pncrln Office of CoUpisry Of Suh.stt nee
No. seic-st, Nov. oIs, july a. 1861. A b. EATON,
Major and B.uvet Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

The annexed table giyes tue exports of breadstufs
from tho United States Great Britain aud Ireland,
since the lst of September, 1850, To the htes dates
from, tho sever,l norris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
NOLUNTEERs and TRAvELERs--Do not

VOLUNTEERS and TRAVELERS--U0 not
lesse without IT, Policemen curry with them. No
family workshop, rsirosd steamboat hoad Cor moneu.
be rilhou. tho STERLING CAaPH0BATE0 GINGER
a. an aufsiny remedy II gives instant relief and speedily
oores Complaint Choera Mobu Crsmp Coc Diar
ha Dyser and choeis In their forms For Nausea,
Sec Sickness Dyspepsia Nervous Dejiy, aud FlsU,oncy, Il
hes 10 eq0s One dose msy much rfciiug life ec
Sod 81 retail by all druggists and dealers 10 edcue Is esns
sbolee Sea.Yofk Whoe5ss Agsde esSo. 133 Bfoaawey,
sboss Ccg,tlsadts AMI D. s. BARNES No 9o2 Broa4ssy
Kse6ioias bcsrs my signa'uIe. THOMAS r. MARSHALL,
Propfe n steings CtleAi ssse sad Popular AeAeia,s
xsssges. EL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

NokssFs Is anict; ouy sail sale, reported a. i''
prices. - ), , ,r.,.,r 4, Ia h,eler; SO %
yas rsfsed to-day; Sririts d. T. da % @c Ihs "a
corno Rosn Is az tive and h.ghsr sales OF 2SV o,' "a
All 80 10 M ~ f5 900 boil. .trs med cclon
a., a, a. "a }Ti kne Rosus qusti sales oi ~ uo' W
az N and 3O0 bbs do. 9, 80. -, c,,. yh,,e an5
OIIs-Linssca Oh Is quiet, at sst ose LUIS ~
80 40 in,,.ive. va do rot heeS Of any sses a..,..
OIL NEAts-rho demand Is &fnisea iuD '"o 'UF''@
sal.s A. g70Sl ~ y 100 - A., IL, h,,.- .,d the o.
pR0y Pea market Is again peter e - a
r,a-o sc ~ stock IL get5 cosiAi. 49, md
ILL., ~ ais Isf5r Mess. $loGSn ~ ,oa 49, "a
~ s,.s "a ~ Or PrTe TIE zer os EXIT Dsc "a s
y 80 iyy r the ifsis and i less plenty 10 "a rv
~ a. All "a 20 IS fox Rrpasssl e snd ~ ~ ssIs 90
20 Be.f Ham are fp; sans CT ets.s a. ~ ~
- csc.1, Gu Meats natioadyi xaie' o. - , s - -
~ shoularr alsl eds. .of Ham, Las Is Ase a P:.s I.
ocslry sesdy sales q s6i be.s sndtc. a v.esl ~
10 uiry sud liz market hau fos re te9ss IL.
quote choice Ssato Ut i3Gl ana o 5 ara irf15r aed
V s,-n a.. y. a. Chesse ststdy 4adi saiF nsiS
2eIs' W ea9s "a as 70 por. pm wn. sis tcaT 'es
neey ~ y oo - n : lPs rs M's WHIP DO
BseG Mess GUY, nontnL - nes ~ < M a g,
BtEz Mess Wet = .9eV ~ is.S' ~ slf ca
Ell Meas ExtIa II 5g9s " lliAas' ieAiso, N ei
feef Irue Mes. ~ eO1ts - RI iA.S ~ - N 4
pos pine Ne8. Is td4l ~ - lSt2-re.a s a, "a
Pork CIR VEST. 10 ttd "a p lshSleeif p.S 'SN~'
POI Mes " L., A. $40 - - =. ,-a I. lo,-. r. tha
UIL CAbIs-Ile a.afAel nNeN spsgasA - = .6
f fl lelt t1f 90 as t.atft~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Y-or 29i 70 1000 tl1s.... e. lHss Il cent b.
tgin rf 10y IL $50 600 sgra 3 coo tine bt
- The tado Is very sloil ard prices are heavy.
oPSThc 5rkc; qget bat ptees Se SieAiyi si asie'
ct l9Gse. -, e. ..t,.irz t,. ,L.-at,. ,,.,,,.;
- a, ioo IT, " 40 ~, and ~ ices quite irregular.
TisfI:-Ta msEfe doll It 70c for Common. and Csc bs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01

Beware OF Counterfeits aud Irilaiions.
None genuine unless the facsimile OF CURTIS PHRgrN
Newly OH IL tho outside wrapper.
soldby Druggists throughout the world
Principal ofice No. 10 CedT-gt, NswYorh
p<fes o.lv X cenfs mar bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-01
srnrket--oAssygllr RspOaryH 1lin n; Y. Tu,sgs.

ylarkefs-CARgvUILY REPozTYD yoR THE N. Y rusUss.
WgpSHsp.T, July 81 1851.
ASnFs-TLe market IL without change, inqghy fei,s
sale OF 50 tbl,. q 80 z50 rs y for Pearls
COAL1Le maud fair for domestic aud holders firm:
the prospect Of further sdya in the rates Of eehs &c,
the proxGo hes induced COED demand COT the East and
Cts trade sales from yOio 81 4 - 80 and from remote
yards sj0S5 o. IN foreign there yoy lo dong, chiefly
In scaner quaios. surs Of ~ esh steem Ut 80, cash.
COTTON Tho market lrmeT, with ssos If 500 lseg
chiefly speculation. We quote Mddiug Upllud ard OuI
l6idltc Tho stock nceses and spectators hRnes i,
20~0 taes
COFFFEThe market firm but there l. lees activity sals
OF bags Bio 14c ard bgs Lsgnsy prsse terms
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05
For ths Hswk-Eys.


EDITOR HAwK-EYE-Dear Sir.-In your arti.
Gle in this mornings Hawk Eye headed "Fall Of
the Union Party" you do great injustice (unin.
tentionally no donbt) to the friends of Hon.
John Edwards. You say "they (the Union men)
run Edwards in order to defeat Wilson and elect
Neal" So far as have been able to learn
there is not Q member of she Union party in
favor Of aiding the election of Neal directly or
indirectly. The Congressional Central Commit.
tie denied the right Of D. n. Smith to With.
draw the name Of Col Edwards at the time it
was withdrawn by him. About the time NJ.
Smith withdrew Colonel Edwards name several
members Of the Union Central Committee we're
assured BY Meals friends that be (Nsal) had or
would shortly decline. Believing that Mr..
Smith had acted hastily and unadyisedly, the
Chairman Of the Central COMMITTEES announced
that Col. Edwards vas still . candidate aud that
Nr, Smith had no. authority to withdraw his
name. This announcement was made by the
Chairman d. thsa Commistes with sAs under.
standing that Meals resignation would b. pub.
lished in few days. Neal not having declined,
Col. Edwards has--which leaves the Union msa
no other courssto psfsse than TO vote Tor VIII
son o. not vots atfalL For myss'f. - between
Wilson and Neal, ]. shall cast my vote for WI.
son. So fer - Elwood 70 csoessnsd bic nemiss.
lion by the Chairman bf ths Stats oensral Con.
mittee. a I understand, has net bssn ratiaed by
. majority Of the Csooittees He theFefose
cannot be rsgasdsd - shs ssmises q tbs Unioa
nartv. - eli ha9ebraJ =. 1hAuy. ~
Es6 lbs NemhW Can O.. Con.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05

An Arrest BY rHE NATIONAL PoLIcE.-The
Chicago Times says: tfs.le
A man by the nams Of John @. Brain was
sent to Fort Lafayette yesterday, by John G.
Miller. Esq., the Western Government Agent,
Brain has been very extensively engaged In yisi.
ting Northern camps and cities, and reporting 20
the rebels His commission as an officer 10 The
Confederate army was found on his person. he
Was once before arrested by order Of Major
Mallory, Of the Niath Indiana Regiment, while
acting - Provost narshal at PhilIippi. In Wes-
tsrn Virginia, and discharged upon taking the
cath Hs may not BE- 20 fortunats this tine.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05
Bualrseros, Sept. 20, 1891.

DUkLiNuION, 0ept' IoS AoVA.
DEAR SIRs III elected l could not discharge
VIE duties Of the Office. by attending the session
end acting as member. I therefore decline to
Tea candidate. Whilst do not consider that
s'pe'sonal influence would in any way advance
sseause Of the Union; still feel that the cause
a;Ae Union is SO sacred that men Of all parties
mould unite ~ one man to maintain the Union
@tve TO the President hearty, unanimous
Se undivided support. In no other way can We
santain the Flag in this great trial. Party and
Rf!y lines should bs dismissed until we have
gain established the Constitution and compelled
admission to the laws througheat oar entire
country. Any effort which is calculated TO en-
esader strife, and sever our people into party
sffes, is blow struck At the Union Of the
Mates Let rs avoid all causes Of controversy,
nd unite as one man, in the great and holy pur.
pase Of securing to our children, in the language
that old saint, John Adams, "A Coux1sy,
VI Al LKAsf THE HOPE OF A CouHrRY."
Gfateful for your partially, respectfully d.
cine. He.,vvO aS.,s
10 1essn. J. Tracy, Wn. H. Starr, WIN. r.
,senson, ". F..CsslbGnSh, E. g. Letter, Col
ssAn 8. David, WIN. Harper, L. A. Sucker, D.
Crawford, Central Committee Of che Unioa
fsg Of Tie County Of De- Aeinss.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-10-05

PHnApELPHA, Sept 98-The q. 8. steamer
Brooklyn has srrived from the mouth Of the
Mississippi for repairs She reports capturing
the bark Msceo, from Rio Jsneiro for New Or.
leans. A prize crew was pat on board uf hee.
ana she sailed for Philadelphia,