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.aekl&wled gment.

! UNION Man IN SAvAxxAH-A Mr..
Biddell, who recently worked his way
from Cincinnati among other things, gives
the following report Of Savanna, Ga
The strongest and boldest Union man
is Hon. John f. Ward, formerly our Min
lister TO China, and he is dreadfully perse.
Cuted by the rebels, who have arrested
him at least twenty times while attempt
ing to escape, robbed him Of his entire
property, and some 100000, and threat
ened several times to hang him
Mr.. Ward says they can Kill him if
they like but that he will never surrender
his allegiance to the Federal Government.
or cease to detest and denounce the mise
rable abortion known as the Southern
Confederacy. He is very anxious TO go
North but is 50 closely watched that he
cannot escape. Mr. Biddell thinks it not
at all improb able that Mr.. Ward will be
assas>inated in Savannah, unless he sue
ceeds in getting out of the State.
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Gov Yates at Washington

A Washington correspondent writes that
the object OF the visit of Gov. Yates to that
city is the settlement of the military ac.
counts of Illinois with the General Govern
ment, and the procurement OF nineteen
thousand stand of arms for the State troops,
to supply DEFICIENCIES in several regiments,
ant. replace several thousand inferior arms
which are to be will drawn. Secretary
Cameron has already promised to furnish
these arms, of which ten thousand are to 90
to Springfield eight thousand to Caire, and
one thousand to Mulligan:
The following is recapitulaton of the
Adiutant Generals report Of the receipts
and disbursements of the State of Illinois,
on account of the general government, to
December /, 1861
Total purchase in Qnar.ermaSters Depart
Transportation account Zoi- - !.
Expenditures in Commisarv Department 146,>ol 30
TELEGRAPH EXPENSE, Observation-Disclosures. 1896 "a
Paid to volunteers nnder regimen, law. o5.so3 "a
Paid to Dunlap, Quartermaster NcCiern- -
and's Brigade ...... $4,000 90
Total 49,. .............. $3.50. 50, 3'G,I 1903 so
Received from senera al soyernment.a. ,39s 3o3 90
Balance due State by government 81 ,sl1. $50 80
We learn that Gov. Yates will return
from Washington carly next week.
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Wanted to Rent.

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Ottawa tJan. 4, 1885,:
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CAIRO.

Cairo has been dull, rs usual, during
the past week. Capt, No!eman, with four
companies of cavalry, made reconnois-
ance to Charleston and beyond, capturing
II prisoners and % horses He had 40
fight
% The steamer Alton was fired upon 10y .
party of jeff Thompson's men at Com
merce on Sunday but nobody was hurt. \
force was sent up next day to route the
rebels.
Cairo is: somewhat excited over the
swindles in lumber lately discovered at
that city. A pretty thorough overhauling
Ct the quartermaster' department is TAX
ing place by order Of Gen. Grant
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Fog S;3Ia
nNE-HALF Of tie anal boat oSTAEIo. This boat is
in good order. aud wiIl be sold giod terms. aud
parties buying her make arrange
.---------- n.entS with 10 freight her the pres
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/ JANUARY FIRST, 1862
n. a. EIEINSFURTER,
/ decl4 Next door to Hoban' Grocery.
IStrayed
From C. L. Wade'S Livery Stable, red and white
COW, 81 seven years old, bug horns, white
IN tine face, short legs and teats Who will Civ
informato where she may be found will be suitapl
b rewarded C. L.. WADE.
Ottawa, November 90. 1861.
Notice.
ALL persons indebted. either by note or book ac-
coant, to the estate OF William H. Bros H. late of this
city, deceased required to call at the office of
Miner Goodspeed, Ottawa, and pay said
10 ii ID. BROWN, administrator.
Ottawa Dec. 81, 1S6i-4w*
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1861 three colts-two dark bay colts, anu one Ight
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-10

This sad reckon;no a ,bero ~, IN, on,, -.
,tinued Rre was ha,ne and whsrs ths s nnhI;o SJH
,synnatby should he n,ost directed Tbs Ipss .y ~
the enemy was much areater hut their ~,
battailions can never fnrnisb 4 correct rcnor. u
their killed and wounded - ~ = 'NpsAso y
fhe reports Of divisions and other officers ~
nv command. are m submitted With such ds. =.
tails As were seen o. understood nv local on. M
manders.I They rive interestinr incidents am, and
notice many deserving heroes. -
Imentioned in my teiegraphic9 report aat Of the
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Ar CIscISEArI,-The following sick and
wounded Iowa soldiers arrived at Cincinnati on
the Tycoon, Thursday last. They are in charge
of the Sanitary Commission of that city and
are receiving every attentention-could not be
in better hands: .-f..., .,l, :.
Henry Biscall, Co. l, 10th, in left arm and
side Joshua Corbin, Co. D, 18th, typhoid f.
yer; J. Darth, 18th, shot in lett eye John Do.
loson, 18th, typhoid fever; - Healli.on, Co.
X, 18th bilious fever; Peter Esmoil, Co. c,
18th, left hip; Henry z. Fowler, Co. E, sth, left
arm Daniel Halcomb, Co. D, 18th, left elbow
Wm J.. Jackson, 20. G, 18th, ball in left arm
and broken; Gabriel Miller, Co. D, 10th, kid
neys affected; Dan McCleary. Co. A, Sd, right
arm; Il. B. Moon, Co. A, 18th, diarrhna and
typhoid fever; q. H. Ness, Co. G, 18th, inna
nation of the lungs; Thomas B. Pierce, Co. A.
18th, lung fever; Ira Rhodes, l6th, chronic
diarrhea; John Ramsey, Go. B, llth, righ,
arm; - Shellaberger, Co. A, llth, shot in ths
right arm; James r. Smith, Co B, 9Th, righ
leg; Thomas G. Stockdale, Co. B, 10th, rheu
matism; Aug Shultz, Co. B, 18th, gathering il
the head; Young Toulman, Co. !, Is, shot il
head; hugh Tracy, 18th, left arm. 'aa '.'' =