The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

Tn 7.so LoAX.@2Ths BIDS for sae loan under
late call Of Secretary Chase, we're opened At
the Treasury Department, on Monday last The
amount required was $ls. 4ls,45o. The amount
offered was $as, 1894. $50, more than double what
was wanted. All bids Offering premium above
sos, amounting to ss,5Os. $50, we're accepted
The remainder, 81, sl5. 500, was apportioned. pro
rata, among the bids at sos. It is said that
the biddings are entirely satisfactory to Score
tary Chase, and are deemed liberal in fnancia
circles. g aeo st7 ne "a = sSe Is
~ iFIRs IN CHIcAao.-A very destructive fire
occurred in Chicago, laet Thursday evening. It
broke out in liquor and recsifying establish.
ment At 245 South Water Street, and consumed
the building thus occupied and the adjoining
one, Eve stories in height, with their contents.
The loss is estimated at about 900, in good
part insured. ,.4s z4ge ron =, ~
The Chicago Times says that no embassy
from the prominent New York Democrats could
reach Richmond without the knowledge and
consent Of the governments Per contra, the
same paper contains statement that George
Sanders had passed through our lines and reach.
ed that City, without even the knowledge Of the
rebels, until he made himself known to JEFF 3
Secretary OF War! Wonder if he would NOT
have made as good an emissary as any one! II
it not as likely a. not that he their emissary!
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have f.;ends in that Regiment viii az courae
Avail, themse,re. .f tba onnortnn;tv for obtain
iny it 70 sI'"of
! The regiment VA, under marching orders. and
"a to leave Musc,,ipe on SATURDAY. morning
l..t At q O'Clock nv railroad. TIA destination
v.a M. stated bu. re nresums from the man
1 ma, .e;.. .,,,.,.,oo th.t 3. :, ho,,d "a. r.;.o
and perhaps viii make part OF zen. Acc:er-
nsnd's command now organizing AZ columbus,
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80 49,: :" 'a.."". ~ ..','"., 80
That don't look much like defeat to him.
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" Ine editor OF tne Muscaslne Coaref says
that ne has employed henry Clay Dean TO assist
..;,.. h;n q, -.;.h ~ oi;.o., 80 ~ 1on,n., Is
nI.;,,;e 70. .hon,d ,h;nL .h., ;,d;o;o,s 90
i...;,, ne.r 10 r,do,b,ed,, tho sl,h;es. crea-
.r,e :, ro~ ne .ou,se :. -;n :. tho c.se and
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DENIED The announcement that Charles A,
Dana, late editor of the New York Tribune, had
been appointed Assistant Secretary OF War. in
place of Mr.. Walcott, 10 authoritatively denied,
Nj. Walcott has not resigned nor been remov
ed. he has been in bad health. but returned
to Washington few DAYS since sufficiently re-
covered TO resume bis duties. -s
i Gov, ~ sr.-Tbe s,even. R,,,e,v Nance.
tock which b.s mat heen sxnsr;m.nt;n. H.,
he. no. our rns,neo,od,, ,o..;voa a.. :,
nren.,a ;mmej;..elv 81, 40. m Th,,.d., 49,
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same evening. destination unknown.
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7 rnf.n.., ...;..d :. g. c..-,.,..
landed there. aud ven. into on.r,s-. =, Ren,o,
Barr.cks
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Aak "ArwARD SISTERS. "A dispatch from
Washington 20 the Chicago Tribune alleges tina
President L;cco,n newer az con soo..,s g..
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"a'u '''e' le''er' anu never even nearo OF IL
existence until John Van Buren, made it public
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