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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Circular to Tax Collectors.
OFFICE OF THE CoMrrRoLLER-GESERA

CHAKLESTUN, =. o, 1HHKCH %, ISUf'
Various interrosatorics addressed to this De-
pa tment in relation to Taxes levied by Act Of lStl
having been referred to the Attorney the
following communication was received III reply.
In constituting tho Act, TaX-Collectors throughout
sho State will be governed by tho opinion of the
Attorney General, as published herewith. Atten-
tion is slso called to the Additional Directions
appended hereto:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Please Remember,

yu,HAT, having disposed of my interest in the
4 Boo, AMI Shoe business Of APPEL & Chris
tiAn. together with the Eo"ks, Ic.. | am in no
WAYS Interested in the settlement of said business
ami have nothing 10 do with IT,
L. W. CHRISTIAN.
Abr 10 1t 1T
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
Fresh and Genuine.

Fresh and Genuine.
sn OUNCES QUININE:
DU so Drachms MORPHINE;
4 Doz Evans LANCETS;
90 Lbs. CHL0R0FORN
20 :" BLUE MASS;
20 Boxes STARCH;
500 Lbs. Eprom SALTS;
1000 /" SAL SODA;
500 I" COPpERAS;
1000 {" BLUE STONE;
/ Gross Mustang LINIMENT;
F" PAIN KILLER;
I" Radwnys READY RELIEF
Scidlstz POWDERS;
!" SOOTHING SYRUP;
800 Patent TRCSSESi
Doe Bnlsnn WILD CHERRY
3 " SARSAPARILLAi
s 4" India CHOIaGOGUE;
Gross Cud Liver OIL;
" French REMEDIES;
Doe: SYRINGES;
Gross Ess. GINGER;
OLIVE OIL;
5 Duz WuoI's Hair RESTORATIVE;
Gross VERMIFUGE;
5 boz. Ayers CHERRY PICTORIAL
Just arrived anL for gale hy
a. J. PELLETlhR.
lIsmLurg, MIR 20 II II
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10
GANDIDAT G
Il. II. CLARK,

Attorney at Law.
OFFICE, OVER Is. c. BRiAS'S STORE
EiseGoli, 6. g., Feb 90 If
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-04-10

REAL ESTATE lX NEW YogK.--It is said
that real estate has drp,ecated SO much il
certain portions Of New York. that mansion
un Fifth Avenue, valued at $l5:OuO, was sold,
:. few days ago, for $4,000, and one OF the
most magnificent stores, recently erected ol!
Broadway, with Tic expectation of being
rented for from SD 900 to $4,000, will not
command $4,000.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
A Falstar Rebel on the Run.

The Louisville correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial writes as follows about
a very corpulent Congressman of Ken
lucky. The reader will bear in mind
that Humphrey Marshall, like old Falstaff,
is as fat as BUTTER"
"By the way, it has leaked out here
that Humphrey Marshall has made his
way to Dixie Land, and the manner of
his escape is described as any thing but
romantic. 1t appears that he took up
his line Of march before his celebrated
Judge Prior letter was made public, thus
using as he did Walter N Haldeman, a
paper screen to hide his retreating figure.
A person who saw him in Buckners camp
has reportad here that Humphrey on dis
banding his force in Owen county, attired
himself in a red flannel. shirt, rough
pair of well-patched pan.aloons, with full
suit to match, and Initiating the brogue
of an 1rishman, resolved himself into a
cow-driver, and driving two much dilapi-
dated COWS, wended his weary way on foot
to the confines of JEFF. Davis kingdom.
The idea Of the great (and gross) cham
pion of Know Nothingism, the reviler Of
the once dear foreigner, assuming the very
brogue he had often denounced in the
possessors of it, is extremely ridiculous.
The poetic retribution is just, 1 presume
Humphrey had rather suffer the poetic
than the actual retribution. The hopes
of fat politicians aud near sighted poets
are often dashed to earth by remorsless
fate"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE MIGHTY HEALER.-Let no disease, with he
angs prey upsn you until the cold hand Of death hur
es You to untimely grave. Shake OF the feeling Of
despair and heplesness liable to upon the nva-
Id The plant born Of the Sun place within the reach
Of ALL We care not what may be the specific form Of the
disease The cause the fountain Of the disease ITSELF ID
impure blood and through the different channels Of the
ungs, the stomach and the vital organs, JUDSONe
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS viii pass mingling with the
blood, search out and grasp and then expe all hurfu
poison that there in H. Thus olenss the blood BY few
doses Of these pills. and disease in any form, Will disa
pate and vanish. Al the Sum- with s glorious beams
nrs causes the morning dew torse mist then growing
tronger casts his burning rays upon -and behold s
gone-so cense the blood and disease like morning dew
retreats and vanished There Is NO blood purifier sous
to JUDsON's MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
d. u. Gay, and Hughes Nassau, Agents, Burlington,
Iowa. loctS.bpln
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

A REBEL GENERALS STATIONARY
MoRE OF THE PICKINas AND STEALINGs.
"A remarkable instance OF rebel shame
lessness and proneness to stealing was
manifested in Bishop General Folks re-
cent communication proposing an exchange
Of prisoners. That communication was actu
ally written on sheet Of Congress letter
paper, with an engraving Of the Capitol at
Washington and the Union arms stamped
upon it, with thirty-three stars, and was
part Of the plumber With which some trail
tor Senator or Congressman had stuffed
his trunks before leaving for the regions
Of Secession. It Vas mot enough for them
to steal navy yards and ships and ordnance
and Indian bonds and custom houses and
rifles, but they actually descended to the
contemplate meapnessof pilfering station
airy and paper cutters and pen wipen. So
much for the honor Of Southern chivaly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

IMPRovIsxD NAVAL ExPEDITI0N.-A letter to
the Worcester Mass.) Spy, dated October Z,
gives an account of an unsuccessful attempt, on
the part of the crew of the Cambridge and Al.
batross, to cut out privateer at anchor in the
sound near Beaufort, s. c., and also to destroy
q battery. The expedition was composed of
three boats from the Cambridge, with their
crews armed with Sharp's rifles and cutlasses,
with revolvers, commanded respectively by
Lieut. Gwinn and Acting Masters Strong and
Eldridge; two boats from the Albatross, with
armed crews, under Lieut.. Wsrd-thc whole
being under the command of Lieut. Gwinn, of
the Cambridge. The night was dark and the
surf ran high. Each boat had pinnacle and
compass, but owing to the darkness and uncer-
tainty Of the exact bearing of some sand bluffs
with relation to the channel through the break
ers, they lost their way, and got into the break
ers and surf Most of the boats we're beached,
end one belonging to the Albatross was stove,
and two of her crew either drowned or deserted.
The fishermen on the beach, whom they saw,
proved to be good Union men," gave them
fish, and assisted them to get their boats off =
The officers and men having already undergone
much fatigue and exposure in their endeavors
to extricate themselves from their perilous stu.
alton, further prosecution of the expedition
was deemed useless, aud the whole of the Cam
bridges party returned. One of the boats, con-
tanning Lieut.. Ward, of the Albatross, was left
behind. In the morning be was recovered, and
his boat was towed off much damaged, and two
men missing, with quantity Of arms.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

\ DusLrxoros. FrId.H Nov. Ist.r.x

BURLlSor0ts Friday Nov. LIST, ?. y. \
Notwithstanding the low prices nov offered
for grain, the receipts here continue 70 Be large.
There isa prospect, however, of an advance ~
Spring wheat. In Chicsgc, on Friday. prices
were from one to thrss cents higher. Quota
lions on oil other articles nearly the same - lest
week.
sUGAR-lo@lly crushed, 1871; refined
white lSc. Clarified 12}.
COFFEE-l7@(0l6c.
xOLAssEs by the Dbl, Reboilcd, As; syr-
up, so; kegs, Is SO.
NAILs-Ass., IS so@s rs.
RICE-9@0}c.
FRUrT-Raisins, prime, Is 80.
BR00lS 25@l 30 per dozen.
FLOUR-wholesale $50 to $500; Spring.
wHEAf-sprins, 50; Winter 90.
CONFLICTS.
BEANs~so07s per bush.
PoTAT0Es-2Sc0 soc per bush.
T oATS-l23.
BUTTER-s@oc.
EGGsL70sc.
oHIckRNs-so@7sc per dog.
0NFONS-20 70 CSC.
HAY-Iimothy, &70es.
WOODS 60@4S 90.
HIDES Green, &c; Dry Flint st9sc. Green
Sailed &c.
SHEEP pELrs-ao Gas.
WHISKEY-1e@l9c.
LARD-8@7c. per b in Dbl.
APPLES-20@4Oc
DRIED APPLES-5@6c Der ID.
TIMOTHY SEED-$l 90 to $1.25 per bush.
. HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-le025c =
bushel.
CORN MEAL-20c per bush.
BACON-Hams 1000; shoulders 5@6 cents;
sides 7@Sc.
: RAGS-14o per h.
srE. R.g.
EXCHANGE-New York, selling
Boston, I
Philadelphia, tt
Chicago,
St Louis.
Cincinnati.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

till 1 vsdlcs b rendered The jury psi
Esist inti7sift fefdsM, md sfsitherefofe'' dn-
der the charge Of the constable, living at
i hotel at the expense Of the county. For
his three OF four days service the consta-
BILE receives seventy-6vs cents. Seeing
how matters stand, the Justice has releas-
ed the jury on parole" % that all they
have to done is, to meet At the appointed
hour, inquire if the fees have arrived, aud
IN default Of them start out on parole
again. Inv
] The object, Of course, Is to establish .
precedent Of some kind. We don't know
how it will work.
P. 8. The jury case before Squire
Martin WAS ended last night, the fees Of
The jury having been paid by one Of the
parties. The verdict was in favor Of Mr..
Sullivan, the defendant. Mr.. Ramsey was
plaintiff II Keokuk Gate City, 10Th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

The SECOND Iowa REGIMENT, whose arrival
from Birds Point we noticed yesterday, debar-
ked from the steamer Memphis, foot of Poplar
street yesterday morning, and headed by their
excellent Brass Band, marched up Walnut to
Fourth and out Franklin Avenue to Benton Bar
racks, where they we're furnished with comfort
able quarters. On Franklin avenue they were
met by General Curtis and Staff, and six Com
panies of the First Iowa Cavalry as an escort;
:he latter greeted their brethren from the
Hawk-Eye State in real soldierly welcome,
which was heartily returned by the boys of the
Iowa Second. The appearance of the troops
ELECTED many compliments from the bystanders
and the martial bearing of the Iowa Second, al
though just from most fatiguing duty in Sou
thern Missouri and Kentucky, was highly credi.
table.
Owing to exposure and many other incidentals
of the campaign, they have . large number of
sick in the regiment. The object of Col futile
in obtaining an order from Brigadier General
U. s. Grant, commanding the department at
Birds Point, for the removal of the Regiment
to this city, was to enable them to recruit their
health A large number of recruits from Iowa
are expected to join the regiment in few days,
and in a short time this excellent regiment will
be ready to take the field with full compile
ment of men. This is their first resting spell
since they entered the service early last spring.
The commanding company officers Of the Sec
oni are Capts Huston. Litter, Baker, Cowles,
Cox, Cloutman, Mills, Slaymaker, Wilkin, and
Mccullough. The large number Of sick and
wounded Of the Second were furnished with
suitable accommodations at the general hopital
mo Dem. 3Oth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

CANNON TO BE CAST IN DErRoIT.-We
learn that Messrs, Charles Kellogg l. Co,
have received premonitions from govern
ment for supply of cannon. The neces-
essary preparations have been made for
casting sample piece, the plans for which
have been sent forward by the govern
ment. Should the government be pleased
with the sample, extensive orders will
follow Detroit Tribune, Oct 26.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
Foreign Markets.

Commercial per Europa.l
Liverpool, 10 -Advices from Manchester are
favorable. Prices advancing.
Breadstuffs.-Messrs. R. 8. l. Co., Wakefield,
Nash, Bigland, and others, report -four firm,
with an upward tendency. American 26@S3s.
Wheat firm and unchanged, as compared with
Tuesday, but 81 higher on the week. Red
Western II l. s@lSs; White Western 10; Red
Southern II s@lSs; White Southern Is seq
las.
Corn.-American, still advancing, 2@3s high
er on the week. Mixed "a; Yellow 81 & g.;
White $685.
Liverpool Provision Market-The sane au.
tborities report Beef quiet but STEADY.
Interpretations firm with upward tendency.
Wheat firm and Sd niger on the week
Corn still advancing.
Breadstuffs quiet and frmer.
Consols closed at 92a@saa. More doing in
American Stocks.
London Markets Earrings circular reports
Wheat buoyant and 1@2s higher. Flour firm,
Is higher for Philadelphia.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

REBEL QUARRELs.--Its seems that Wise
and Floyd are not the only quarrelsome reb-
q. Generals. A::Richmond correspondent of
the Charleston Courier, after noticing the
Western Virginia controversy, says: "The
quarrel between Pillow and Hardee in
Missouri led to shameful disaster. After
marching triumphantly through portion
Of the State, the two Generals, for want
Of concert, we're forced to beat retreat,
and leave the gallant Missourians to strug-
gle for themselves.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

The following isan extract from letter written By
the Rev J. g. Holme, pastor Of the Penepsnt Street
Bspeis Church, Brooklyn, New York 70 The "Jousnal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes
In favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mss. wms
Lows SOOTHING sYRur soa cmLpazn TssrHne:
eve see an advertisement in your columns of Mr.,
Minslowp soothing Syrup. Now We never said word b
favor Of patent medicine before In Ill., but We feel
compelled to say to readers that this h no humbun:
We have tried and know 20 be all claims Il Il pro.
baby one Of the most successful medicines Of the day. BE-
cause Is one OF the best And those Of your readers
who nave babies can't do better than 70 supply
marl5.bp1y, q, lTs'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
DOR THE FALL OF 1861.

Having bought very ample stock Of BOOTS AID
SHOES. for Pail and Winter Trade invite tAoss vs,s.
Ing such goods to look at my assortment Ny purshao
was made before The recent advance on Boots end sAo
at the East which Of cous enables me 70 ssu saaep~
Than those who bought later. 1t
Ny assortment Of Staple Goods comprises III he lAasss
and most approved styles and patterns among wAeA s
LADIES' Misses and chdrens goat doublsssls Bainoss.
and Ladies heavy double sole Glove Leather and Lasting
Congress Caters, designed especially for Pail md WISER
wear. Also, FOB SALE CHEAP, Mons, wensas,
toys, Youths, Misses, and Chndrsas Boots md LAss
Boots, nom slooomb and other good Msnufactsren.
WILL no7 H uxDBlsoLp 70 NJ MOTTO. re
Store NO. ~ Jefferson St. Sign ofths klk Hor,a
septl8-dkvzm J. II. CAYHHDY.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

1t is loosely asserted that Belmont will never
get QcID pro quo for his con6scated tobacco.
The anticipated cost Of the railroad already in
progress in India, is $3.50, 600 900. The Engish
Government guarantees per cent dividends.
Tho Kentucky tobacco crop this year, now
nearly all housed, is small, but the product is
better than usual.
A bankrupt was condoled with the other day
for his embarrassment "Oh, I'm not embarras-
sed ut all, said he; .'it's my creditors that are
embarrassed"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

SAMrARy COMMISSION The Governor has
appointed Surgeon General Hughes of this city,
aud Hon. James ]. Lindlcy and Geo. b. Parker,
Esq, of Davenport, Sanitary Commission
The province Of DR.. Hughes will be to look in
to and report upon-ths sanitary condition Of
each regiment, the locality of.their encamp-
ments, the medical care they have been receiv.
ing, etc. It 10 the duty of the other members
to visit each regiment wherever It may be, and
report it's general condition, how it il clothed
and fed, wherein the Government has failed to
do its duty concerning them, what the real eau.
ses Of complaint are, and also as to what the
changes have been among the oficers-in short,
all things connected with the condition, posi-
ton and general welfare of the regiments, is to
be reported upon by this Commission, to Adju.
tant General Baker. Psi -
We learn that Nessrs. Lndley and Parker
have already gone to Missouri in the discharge
OF their duty, and that Dr. Hughes will follow
this week. 1t seems TO be expected that this
movement will have important results in its in
fuence upon soldiers, officers, and the State au-
thorities.-lGate City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

AceordnR 70 provise Of ~ sSAssl IAvsoe Iewa ~
undefSgned vim meet tAsse Who ray VII - pass IN
Comfy g Mssion Hall, DuriAgtoa. Iowa On " lasl
Saturday a aaeh ponth, q 10 o'clock 4. y.
NJ Post O0es sddreo Danvills, De Nolnss County,
Iovs ~ w. 0RE00, ia,
novl NV Stv 90. enpt pahlle 6cheois.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
TEE Law IN KEoKUK.-The world Of

TIE Law IN KEoKUK.-The world Of
legal lore is not yet exhausted-at least
not i, Keokuk. For example:
For the last two or three days there has
been pending before Squire Martin CIV
il suit, involving some 500 worth, moro
or less, ON which is impanneled sjury Of
six Of the "solid men " of the city. But
the jury obstinately refuse to render viz.
dict before they have received their fees.
The plaintiff and defendant demand each
that the other advance the jury fees, and
each one utterly refuses to do it. The
Justice Il unable to decide matters, and 70
has handed the jury over to the constable,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

PIc.NIc OF TIE Iowa THIRD.-This affair came
Of yesterday, and We understand gave general
satisfaction. There was an abundance to eat, Z
good many ladies present, some dancing, good
time generally, and no rowdyism. All this is cred
table both to our citizens and the soldery. They
will 60 away we think, with pleasant recollec-
ton Of the Quincy ladies, who never fail to do
up such things in proper manner The i'm
preston is gaining ground in fact that their inter-
prise 10 superior to that of the man.-[Qu;ncy
Republican
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

ENGLISH SENrlMEsr.-Some of the papers
speak Of the better tone OF English sentiment
toward this country. We do not see it. It
seems to US that the tone of England toward this
country is about a. bad as it could be, that it is
unjust, envious, carping, exulting in our misfor-
tunes, desiring our disruption and overthrow
The whole anti.slavery professions of England
whole morality of England fell before the opium
question; aud she would as readily vindicate the
principles in this case a. she would in that The
measure Of her respect for Us is our power; the
measure of her feeling toward US is her interest.
Providence Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
THE HAWk-EYE

erPsrsens renitting - tAis paper viii
,,.a,e send % only he new postage stanps, md
-, those Of the denomination Of enc and three
- - ) AwAswtf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

A PIECE OF FoLLY.-A 6O-pound shell, buried
in bank opposite Quantico, was dug out by
some Of Gen. Sckles's men and emptied ofits pow.
der as was supposed. A boyish curiosity to make
'fz" of the scale and cake within induced the
insertion of live coal. A fatal explosion follow
ed, killing the pyrotechsist, John Rowe, Compa-
ny +, Sd Regiment, Excelsior Brigade, and &C.
verely wounding Michael Daley in the legs and
face, Dan. Donohue in the shoulder, Of Company
E, and Martin Boyd Of Company D. Seven 9TH
ers slightly wounded.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

GEN KELLY's VIcroRY.-The instructions from
Gen. Scott, in pursuance of which Gen. Kelly
won his victory at Romney. where that he should
move from Grafton down the Baltimore and Ohio
road, driving off bridge -burning marauders and
guarding the road. After proceeding as far as
Cumberland, he divsrged to Romney. Should
Gen. Lander's wound prevent him from assuming
command of the department Of Harper's Ferry,
constituted in a recent general order, which is
now temporarily suspended. It is probably Gen.
Kelly will take it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

Coco yoR A DusuoUER.- Perhaps many of our
readers will remember . gentleman named Liv-
agstcne who mounted rifed cannon, and made
.uOrking model at Rouse 4 Williams' foundry
last winter Livingstone took his cannon 70
Washington, obtained patent, and made four
pound gnu. Upon the trial in the presence Of
ae military authorities he hit q target At three
niles distance within few inches Of the center.
The ball went through the target and mile far
'aes. 1t was thought with S2-pounder he could
throv . ball Eve or elk miles with accuracy
Gen Mcclellan was not present.
Livingstone was offered 100000 for the pat
ent and the Russian Minister assured him that
be could realize $500, 600 If he would take bis
Gun to Russia.
The fortunate inventor started for home, here
Dubuque, when dispatch from Gen. AcClel.
ian Overt ook him at Pittsburg recalling him, and
ese;ing him the position Of Master OF Ordinances
his Army. He accepted the appointment, and
b entsred rpon the discharge Of his duties.
Debuque Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

New York, Oct. 81.
HLOUR-Market 50 better with moderate export do
mAnd Sales q e5 o005 60 super safe; IS s005 s.
70 medium extra western; e6 0o06 05 shipping brands
extra r. H. o. -
WHEAT-Narket 10bsc better with cd export do.
nand Sales u 81 9O1 Is Chicago Spring. II 280l Is
MI Club u SOL IS winter red vestern IS red west
ern; 1901 81 amber Iowa; 81 8e(11 81 amber Mich.
CORN-Market 102c better. Hales q 81 for mixed
western, good to prime. "
WHISKY-Msrket firm SaIes NJ q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02
Keokuk is great on law. Here is another, .. g.:

Keokuk is great on law. Here is another, .. g.:
Michael - 10 Z Constable here, and Hi
bernian likewise. The Recorder sent him out,
the other day, to serve . writ Of execution, the
property to be levied upon being three heifers,
Is stated in the writ Mike made his official re-
turn next day, certifying that be had "levied
upon the within named three heifers, but two Of
them we're heifers and one was . muley buil"-
GGate City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

Hos. DANIEL s. DIoKIxsoH.-This gentleman
has Welded to the earnest solicitation Of friends
in Michigan, and will visit that State and spend
asfew weeks, commencing about the 10th of No
vember. He will address several associations in
the State.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-11-02

twenty-five car loads Of horsss-S2S horses
hall, and Ito men, belonging 70 Col. Broad
heads Independents Cavalry Regiment, 4ichi
"a, arrived on the Toledo Railroad this morn
hs en- route for Warrington. They made
bdef stop here, proceeding BY the Pittsburgh
lslrosd.-ICleveland Plaindealer, Saturday.