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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31
1862. THE 1862.
.ENsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILRoAD,

T.
with its connections, flrus
THE slIOErESf AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRow Ntw.ioRR To ,rhE PRINCIPAL "Ks1ESS CITtEs
Eish, usis dsy from New OK to Pn sdeF ha, vic
New Jsrs- y snt Camden and tnooy 'ne.
ALL TuROUOH TRAINS Foa THE WEST BY TBIS
kOUIE LEAVE NEW-NORN FROM THE
20 r or CoURTLANDr-Sf.
BY s5y Of rhia0- ba, the morning New
Yok s ssue lime other routes Lseans paissn:ere
at p. IN, Aour later thai other i'nrs
%. Il Allentown. evening passengers levs M,
two hoaf later hln the Northern lines aid ny both ,ones
RI a, tho Northern lines Ia CAicsso nd all
DO Mt. h. the Nor,hWe" Cr-.tn- lnosnapo Loai'vie,
pont. West, with fewer changes ef cars. $3.50, .
srp, .M vi 600, shsais sa psT G ME-. 20
suuo.lng aud "a oou Cars o all trains
Fs', tlc other ronles.
Baggage c1ecked III ugh, Transfers free.
' WESTERN EMIGhAfiOS
The Pennsylvania Cental company runs an EnSran5
Accommodation Line whieh sno'is coaiotsole mode Oh
VI fue. r,r,curs
Nv this rose hcigh' u oil de.cpious can be Forwarded
to ad ION, any pain the Railroads OF Oho Kentucky
Ind.ra Iiihois Wisconsin lows or Missouri, by RAIL.
KOAD DlKECr 10 any port on the navssbe tiysr Of
no Wet 10y .raiusrs from Pitt'baEgh. $500
The rates n gbt Ia aud IRON any point Ia the West ~
IA. ksiir ad az all favorable
c.agd - other d!Tosd Companies Merchant. and ship
pers nsru'sing the transportation OF their iesht . this
COMPANY eau rely wi conf iencc on its speedy transit
LIVE SiOtk
Farmers aud Dealers in Live Stock win tnd this most adj
route. cspcious lsds, well wstersd aud sup
las connections and every attention paid % their wants.
rom Harrisburg iii be found ccnyenencs fog
s.diDs and resting choice I. .feIed oi tie PhADL
ELLIOTT, Paweussr Agent, No. Astor- House.
LEIGH Co. Freight Agents.
No. | Asor House aud No South WAliaa-st.
McDoNALD BiscHoFF. En- giant AGENT.
ENOCHLEwIs, General Superintendent, Al,oops, Pa
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Ccaal 4 otlces.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County OF New YORK. Notice hereby given to all
persons having claims sat Ann ~ la'e ., Tue ny
thereof 10 the subscriber ct bis office No 2s broadway Ia
the Cy Of York before the first dsy Of February
New the twenty second day Of July 1852
wa l,w6mW A. G0LDSBQRQuGH JONES, Executor.
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DIANOS, Harmonious ard NelOdctns, rev
aud Old from h..t rpakr for sa- AZ lo~
Prince Co.'S Meodrobs End lsrmonidms ~ IN -
BAso Ieluto Attachment. T. Gordon 900 afood"sy
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~ NJ. M0WBRAY & Co., Rear Office No.
w l99 Broadway. New YOrt Msnufsctors ct Titnsyis
LEUbi. BENZINE or NAPThA, PARRAflNE OIL TAP
foI Axle GIssss, Gas purposes, 10, 80.
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NENTRAL RALKOADof NEW-JERsEY.-

NENTRAL ROAD OF NLW-JERSEI.-
From foot Of CouItlrndLsi -Counsctifg q, Hampton
Junction With Dei.~ere Ia kswanns sal Western Rail-
ro,d Ea.on with the Leigh Valley Ksil-osd ADD 10
ouiug di'ect line to Pittsburgh spd the Wet
wi boat craUg~ Of cf.s. -
wlNTGR hReANuEMEEr-comnie-ci Nov. IT, sc2
Leave Ne~-York silo~s.
U,Esi,srvs Frras.s-n a. M FOR Esston. Hesdlnx
Pct ,.il. H.rr,1nrs Mauoh fhr'k NLiicnlspouL
MAIL Tr.i.--si8, for Esston Water Cop. Sc.anton,
Great rend h chsntoD f.tt.ton. Nslke-b barre. ke
I'm -HRfrGn TRArS-For Easson Allentown, Reading
Pe,tsvi.lr. Hsrri.5urg. WniImsport, Gc-
tP n. 1HkOuGB TRAIN or kasion. Bethlehem, AHeu-
town. and Msuch Chunk go
5:3OP NJ wAr TR.S-For sop,eville aud iutermedisse-
sts'isns 80
tn WESTERN ErrRgss-For Es.ton, Allentown, Read
inc Harrisburg pisbTfh snd the Wet Sleeping iyous
JeneN Cisy through 10 | itt. omgh. -
ErPNAss TRAIN ron HARR. sBUEG-Tbe q m. fx9ress
Tram from N~wlork arrive. Hamburg a. M connect,
nc al aud Wes Penn yvanis Cet. ksirosd N,itss
Ccusl Railroad North aud south aud with tie Cumbss'
lard Valley Railroad - nj,
THg TaRorGu ExPEEss TRAM FOR TIE Wssr lesvss
York II D. dsils SUNDAYS skcelied msAing close
nnecti a. Harris u'y with P-uny.ydn Ralroad-with
no anf- ears Psbnrsh and hut e. tiucinr ali and
Cblc,so Two hour, time Is saved by asius this trsn
ELiz,Pkrr Pokr AND NRwiokK FERRY-Leave New York
from Pier No g. North River at $3.50 = IN and Rsoi
and y m. 49, ,,,,,,
trip sch way JOSIAH y. SlEHSs, Superintendent
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TgOMES for ALL.--NEW-J JERSEY LANDS
\ 10 LARGE. or SMALL TRACTS. Also, GARDEN Qua
r 10 IT FARMS aud CRANBERRY LANDS Ole TO wssy
ser.s each Payable III week Also vllsls lots 10 mach
b FKANKLIv CLARK No. % C.d,r-s.
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Go rct.

DOOMS and STEAM POWER TO LET at
Paterson, New,Jrr.ey. Inquire 0. A. C. SiiioSToN,
40. 10 ib-y.st. New-IofL
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(,ALIFORtIA STATE and SAN fkANClSCV
1 Ciry COUPON BONDS BOUGHT and COLLECTED
-. -, ,.,.. h,. NM, 4, COLEMAN Co,
WY u'"'" No. ~ Wallet
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Sales tn AaCiion.

: D2IAN II. MULLER, 7. X. WILKINS Il
- Co, Arcti .neerA -BROOKLYE Bonds aud HAHh
o'cIocs At the NoscLsn1s Exchange aee,Ioom NO Ia
broadway; , go
$1,000 Bro' llyn CITY per cent improvement u ms -
ye45. to fIa. flDID ercu
Is ,iaf., Genital Is INK cf Brooki,n, SO each t3'1)
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Jneirntron.

4 CADrNY Of PFNtiii >lII' ard BOOK
~ NEiUNG No. o l.ec. h-'o~ thsL-Yogns men
fuiy cu-.shei for he D'n.r sraoJ good hand Win
g4aTas " ieacs g-Ici-n in zen esN ies'n. tsch
paI h ssIhlnLelg q ~. NLIN TX y. OOLDoM. ~.
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Ddncius GcdOcnics.

DODWORrHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
-. No. 1ls s.4.av. cor. 2th.st.
Tie alters asses 81 ed Goy eat Saturdays hsvns
uesy rc-ord ful nl!uuar. oissscs vii commence on
MDNNAf bee. T. % meet NoaG g. su1 ILIrscAys at
D. H. CIrc' Of t-ralt az tie ,ad'snr.
er-r -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31

Young Su.s, Mar Contemplating MsfEl4Ec,
Ia nary -fro.ious i~.usf 20 FeH.e.
TIE EXTRACT BUCHU
by AIRY obcf fscdy in Ghlorosis I. or Re1
ton irsli.ity Ps,nuius.s sul preston o. Iusol-1
E,GcsalUa. tio-fs.d ssi- u a.. Items Lee
conLqs ruc. srlhg. .nd iof ali complaints inoidsas
20 800 s.isin ea IdstsoG' hsDhs 81 49,
yLlioa, The .... -.
DECLINE OR CHANGE 90 LIFE.
Ses .ympfons above.
10 FAMILY sHOl - bE WITHOUT IL
/.
T,is no more Baum. Mercy. o. Cnpe,sct hsdc1ss
for JuIlos.ant AID Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
IMPROVED K'SE WASH
CUHt.f sFtkEr DIsfAsES
IN M th~ir yra.. nee change 10 dl-
20 rcOn,rui lc-. -ud erP0surs t c~n'rs ieSoent
d.,, And eigst 10 uAr h-fspy removing 90"
,,t .tiJis yf-vsl aud crGs Stfita0 of tho Jr"tha,
,u,ln. Pr4n nd lnhsrn .au % ieqae ~ ihs cas- -
dos.ss. eIps- 81 pa oaoss e.ss~sse ahJ ~ofn out
mater ... ..,...,.,. ,.,,, ,,.,,, ,,.,,,, p.y,,
TBE VICTIMS VI QUACES.
.uc WHO RAID hav tees hc cured ir short tse
Lsy. fund <.s asc-y, al - sLr poson' hss ~
ttr gse Of lyw.l fol sn.ent." been dnsi up In ths
sy,,,.l 10 bs~s4 srg-ttateI iJfli. .rd
TKRuAfS AfILh AARhlAGE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-31

This medicine incr.,-s me pow q digestion arsl eIeltss
the s1sOiDeuts lea Thy cu'm % ~nic the wtef o.
cacef1ls deposition srd az unlsuTI eua nsssts
drcod a. ~ g. ma .uhsn as ion aud l. god Tor
MN WOA.Et. sd CHILDREN
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HARLEM. and ALBANY r. r.

--Fof l.nau,. Troy North aud We, WINTER AR
RANGEME.S II, con neUcing MONDsY, Nov II. 1871
For ALBANY lp;sOa Express a lrrio rom 26thst.
etstisn. Returning leave Ai5au q u 10
For Local Trains see Tine table.
JOIN ELRChILL. Snperil tendsnt.
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OCEAN Steamers.

EMFNT Commencing julyl, 1-t2.-
- FOR CALIfOhNlA. VIA rANAhA
fis.-cs.s viii rsye Nov VA 90 the let IN.
and 2fs u e.-h month except Nhrr uosr d'-s e. 90
SUNDAY w4sa tue dsy q! departure VII b. tho MO"DAl
following =, Gu,
in, rt~.n D. y. ALLEN, Agent
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=. y. NrFEfS Arc1s
pY BANGS, MLRWlN & &C., Irving Build
- iu:. hos, 80 aud 80 Broadway sale. Of booss. 81,
uoaefs Pi,ufe, Wors, o. i 4ncy oooi. urnltgfs kc
WEDNESDAY ENtNlEG. Dec "a stf. o'clo-s -
CLOsIN SALE OF ILL 5iRAIaD AND BLAND
ARD BOOKS Com rising rsi v'-'c'y = ta- Litfafy
Jrs u fl- d su1.isfils Jindlns' Land-
soius Juv-uir aDd Aie ar~su Literature &c Ais9 mo
,osrapLir Atugs choice n 1ioyp-s m gilt france, L.
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\ observation-disclosures Depot, Jspessip snd foy. 81
34,h.st H.. RWigfer arrangements commanding frdsf.
fprOor Onen, and Hsmptons. OF 9 e. M and N ior
,sp; at u. and for syo,sri, ,. for Hemp
stead the leaves Hunters Point tJilst-
+, ryl $3.50 q n for Ysphsnk sud ine nediae s4sions
e. eIcu.on retaining leaves fephsnA at 1886 y ID
Oh cay .nd Saturday, might tho LIMP tisn will ra
though Geenpof returning Saturday and Monday
iug o. rs a u. arTiyiaz f. N.x-York - S:ss a
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ICst -NEW 7-Octave PIANOS IN 10
Misfellnneons.

DRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
~ G4rdsu Vsei Fire 6nck, Greea-hogss' Melt IN aud
Flooring lies &c Long l,and Pottery. Depot 2i8 Pssl't
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NATURAL FLOWTRs.-WILIIAM FIJI
RlFLED CANNON FOR SALE.-A FEW

A STEEL CANNON. 10 inch bore 40 approved pa
sofs adjusted with Day Bitns Psten, Cushion. br.ech
oo he,I These guns All peIfos'e iu'bes iron amor
ska throw ths snol foni " miles With Apply ct
Ne. ijl East sJdS,
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rlnanclGl.

nANK of NORTH AMERICA.-NEwY0 YORK,
ID Dec 20 I86l.-uiNlDES0 No. 81 lac Board o. III
rcc,or have THIS DAY declared dividend Of three and one
t,if $50 per ,c OF Government Taxi payable janus
Tn- Transfer bovks win be- closed from Drreuoe 70 10
JsnuxTy 0. JOHN 7. fELVEklOS Nsshier
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~ GRASD, scvARR A:p PiccoLo.

We wo1d cell the attention Il tto'e IN search OF OO'p
pt,po Porte 10 s as.oeDt II nur USlIVsLED lNs ~
sKsrs which We arc ofeurg at iew prices. TIE " s4OD
ART Pianos swlys been regarded a. the bfoi AN''
sAcTURID and therefore need % rohnz. ,
SIODAKr ( MORRIS.
wsre-oors SOC BToadw-y oppositc ~. Nicholas tel
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Uani5.

N!TANTFD-A resident TUTOR and AMANU-
W gNSis who car esch Latin and 0e-<. write good
and AID assist law hs s,aiss Address Boa NJ
, s73 Post Oilce.
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No. eCwlisG GLfsN Dec. 30 l2ts
mo CONSIGNktS of CALIFORNIA GOLD.

BY trlesrsi hc d patch received tis d. from t"
hon GIDEON W-nes Secretary OF the Navy. an -dv sed
that for cacb 4 the homework bound steaW"s o.
,hs or.a line las been promptly ordered IN scoohnce
Nth the proportion which ad teen submitted 10 ire GOV
srumeu ny ne suo have doub hst Tie stcaliy trus
snpy provc,d Sil be eu'i.ey Satisfactory to parties ine-
ha,r ed and that 1t will with tDe aporobson
Al the public generally c. NiNDthbliE
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{" 1 MER. SCHOOL INST" is an old and

,..s4o i.l4- i.i-i .-zcAsnge for All who visa 10
fnd c cu- I'D ,cnrcr 60 ,rscLs. abo cesie Suitable
pos i'o. poems vr3 is' .uFon OF good schools
..tt : sCi .e-t * sc.ral pya Dertles.
Tefersls wanted gentlemen for classics. Ia nrstcias'
r.s school IN NeSioTk tity French sdy for one 81
tie bst cy schools sentrnpn I pubic school near
CIV srv-ia ,snse FOR puolic sh0ols ia Nslylnd-saa
mes "a defs superior and experienced lady FOR tngih
b.auces young ladies' ,ch 20! III BROOK -dsT teaoHct
rr,f.rsd. EprscoGa.l gentleman lOr select school ner
rv reotsu.n !of svmne. ics days yer wees IN
sl-cll oo edy Du.c aud Fr n' IN 'ch o. hrsi
NswYork ay for pspD, .iugin' ADD dawng. Jersey
cent cau fr Eoss Hudson; lrdi ior ma C. draw
s ald Fiet ch lie also - add fIehcb
~ eusa iot In. h aud is'n. Pna pha; Fr"hu'
.so, ,,l rei-.s fans ssal- 5e6 AID bone; fi'co a.
i, ti,nr y Pron.y tania; gentleman f1r rngh aud mill
tarv ,Iiu O.s.NOODa.As q CD. EducG. .oua Ageats.
living Building 80 % tTvsdNay.
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OK A MONTH"; want to hire Agents in
I'd ~ every ccuutJ Ct ri5 moah expenses paid to
.In my new cheap FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Al
DIES, MADlSON. AAed Maine.
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kNANTED-Three or four good WOOL
w SOhTFRS to 10 into tho canltiy about Co mile,
Appy It 40. Piae.st None but hT.tcsss wokmen
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UANK OF COMMERCE IN NETWORK
10 DIVIDEND A ,emi-,,na dividend OF THREE
AID HALF (5D PER CENT Zee from Cover tsi,
been cecsIc Capital STOCK OF this bsus payable
en- AMI Afr jsg s IA. H. VAIL, Cashier.
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RAILROAD-FOR PHIIc

II .DgIPUIs AID ,hr sOUra and WEST. via JER-
sEY CiTY.-M,u sud Express Lines lesve Sew-fo att
and 10 m !, g sod IL p o., Fare % through tickets
sd tie South and Wet and through baggage enec-ed 10
a. L. and o and ~ p. t-siDs.
j. w. WcODRi RI, Assistant Supetn'.na rnt
will be received Tor trstns unless dessfed
Of the tame OF eavins
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09


TEE LusATlC AsYLuM-Wbile Of 1t. Pleas.
ant, Wednesday, We took occasion to visit this
Institution for the FIRST time since the opening
celebration, something more than two years ago.
All Of the building finished for use hes been
filled up since then and now 100 persons, Of this
unfortunate class, are in attendance. This
number il al that can bs provided for until the
West wing 10 anished. The work is progress
ing and the building viii be ready for use ..
needed, probably.
The Asylum now wears the same cir Of clean
Illness, order and comfort, - when new from the
hands of the builder and painter. The halls ani
dormitories are spacious. airy and scrupulousl,
neat Every thing has cheerful look. natura
and easy, and there is nothing to indicate re
s.raint or show the character Of the institution
but it, grated windows and the physiognomie
Of ito inmates, majority showing that reaso,
has fed ito throne. There is no doubt this il
tho best built and best managed Institution i,
the Northwest and will compare favorably viii
those Of the Eastern States. The Management
can hardly be better anywhere in any country
The State has been fortunate in securing tn
services Of DR.. Patterson and of Nj. and Mr.
Winslow.
Iowa has reason 70 be proud Of the Hospisa
At ", Pleasant
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

PEACE DENocRArs.-The Indianapolis Jour'
nal publishes the names Of thirteen prominent
Pesce Democrats Of Newburg in that state, all
of whom invited, welcomed and assisted The
Rebel euerrillas in their recent fcray on that
place. pointed out the houses Of Union citizens
to them. and aided and directed them in their
rohheries One Of these men was candidate
At the last election on the Peace Democratic
ticket Of warwick county for Representative In
the Legislature, another was candidate for
s,,s,.ra, IN the same ticket, another drew up
.hs nIstform adopted by the nominating Cons
.sntion. and another was editor Of the party
or.sn The warwick Democrat OF these, two
wsre Tiled on the spot by loyal citizens, four
sh.cooded and seven are in Jail. How many
~ snch Peace Democrats in Dubuque are there
Who would be glad Of an opportunity to do like
wise?-G Times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09
Hospital Stores.

CoRnrH, Miss, July %, 1862.
EDITOR OF HAwK-EYE-Will you please in
sert the following in your paper for the bsasGt
of the sick Of Iowa.
From daily visits 70 both resimentsl aal
general hospitals in the Department Of ~
West, and seeing what things are most requir-
ed by the sick, would respectfully suggest
to the Ladies. having charge Of the diasr,.t
aid societies throughout the State, that thsy
devote their energies for the present. to tAs
supplying Of drawers, shirts and socks. Ths
former are most required st present, and u
demand is far in advance Of the supply. Gov
eminent has furnished IN abundant supply q
sheets, bed sacks, pillow slips and ticks slss
towels. Morning gownsor frocks 90 generous.
| " furnished BY the ladies', ore Of no practical
use to the sick and useless expenditure Of
material and valuable time in manufacture
The three shove mentioned articles are most
needed ct present, and with On occasional
small package Of rags, comprise al that's re-
qairsd in the way Of clothing.
These will be acceptable to the soldiers ss
any times. With many wishes for the success
Of the Ladies Aid Societies, have the homer
to remain, a~ 7 7'.as'..
Very respectfully, 9sH
Your obedient servant;
Brigade Surgeon CHARLEs h. KAwsox,
Acting Medical Inspector.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09

A MAD PoErEss. in that part Of the Wash
ington Asylum which is still devoted to ito in.
sane patients, DR.. Nichols showed me sight
which was particularly touching to me. Cross
legged upon the round table in the centre Of
the room Was seated woman perhaps thirty
years Of age, who had the remains Of remark
able besuty-ths finest Of large, dark, wild
eyes, and features which though CHASTITY pale,
were exceedingly well cut, and expressive
Her long gray hair Was disheveled, and Of her
dress and appearance she evidently had not
thought: but open upon her lap was volume
from which she was pretending to read aloud,
making an unintelligibls and incohsrent CAB
BILE By her side lay handsomely printed
volume Of novel Of her own writing, with
her own likeness ss . frontispiece, and she had
gone crazy as an authoress! II Was dsughtse
Of the poet, Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, and she
had started with great promise, Publishing
her first book in Boston. Both Of OF her pa.
rents it will be remembered, we're Of the over.
imaginative class. and it proved that the two
fold inheritance of the gift Was too much.-
But what pity is such an apparently un-
necessary wreck Of the lifetime of beautiful
eirl-for am told that her recovery is hope.
less. The doctor said that for seconds only
she reeained her consciousness; and he asked
me to address some remark to her. did, oh.
serving that she must be very lonely some
times in that unfurnished room. Her attsn-
ton was arrested by my voice and she stated
around and fixed her largedark eyes upon me.
eyes," she said, ''these asylums are the
mournfulest Of weary places!" Alas for the
head that.is to 60 Wild with its over-sndoWinss!
I-[Wash. Cor. Home Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-09
The Loyal Parry.

ia man 10 truly . patriot bic FIRST object
now must b 70 do all that hs can to cid in
crushing the treason Of the South. So far - bic
pssoent action il concerned, he will only study
low 70 make it most effective. He will have no
quarrel with any man, or class Of men, that will
mite with him in this holy purpose. He will
net b An sdvoeats Of any party except that
which No intend BY the word loyal. The sole
line Of distinction hs will draw viii b that
which vas drawn BY Douglas and which svery
honest supporter Of bic country must draw
he line which divides patriots from tssitora--
Al other distinctions ase now gone. Old quar-
ssls and old dissendons, about matters Of policy,
~ nov swallowed up in The vital question OF
country Or no oountry,-of great Republic OF
sruinsd and enaavsd people. All who are truly
loyal sec ,hs necessity of unanimity-the peril
Il division Or dissension. They go that the
Administration must be supported ~ all who
sfs not diGloyal, or that ito efforts to save the
Nation in III human probability must fail. They
must support Il, not because Of any party liking
o. sdhsreses to it. but because it % only thro'
tie Administration that the country can be
saved We may not like Ill that il does We
nay think Different policies OF modes Of action
should b adopted. We may be right in our
epniosA Yet 70 must work on - zealously %
svsr, though Others should prevail. We al 90.
supy tho same platform. We must live or die
tegetAer. If the traitors succeed In their infer.
nj scheme Of disunion and destruction, W
lalA alike suffer the disastrous consequences,
In union there ID strength. Division brings
weakness, even if al are loyal How much more
dess it do -, when there are we'll grounded sus-
pieions that the purpose of those who separate
hon the major part Of our citisena 10 to encour-
" those who are endeavoring to destroy the
Uniens We candidly believe that but very
small portion Of the people Of the North have
any feeling but that Of loathiog and hatred for
the treason Of the South The psople - mass
are ~ that could b desired. The danger 10 no,
With them. But there b class Of politicians
In the North-nostly eniersnts from the South
who have always lAborsd for AID supported
it most ultra and arrogant prstsnsions, and who
ne now busy among the people, and hope t.
cause . division, BY dsceiving and dsludine
them. If the people 80 the end these schemin(
traitors have In view, there Il no danger. I
they do not. they may be deceived to their owl
destruction. l,
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~ We lesrn that the command Of Regi
nent has been rendered to Gen. Dodge by the
Governor, which bic friends think be will &C
cept. Should he do 90 it viii be filed at once
Mr.. Mcdowell, Of NJ Pleasant, says he viii
raise company and will do 90 in few daya-
Isaac Ripley, Eco, of this city, also proposes x
raise . company, and Gen. Dodge's regimen
will al up at once should he accept commits.
sion.
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Oo1u11, 4na, Aue. ,, lSsA =
KSa II a. Aaisen, ASaseios, lssG
DIAN BAn:-Psfmit ne = call The at4ao-
ton Of yodt Society 70 tbs fact that our soldiers
are suffering for the want Of vegetables. fhsss
are mono to be had in this country shas asy es
get. Numbers Of our brave men are ATTACKED
with Seurvy. The season for epidemios, tso, d
fast approaching. Will not the people Of or
State bestow literally and quickly Of their
abundance. Potstoss, Onions, Tomatoes, Bests,
&C., to arrest the further progress Of this dis.
ease and prepare the system to resist al the at.
tacks of mAlarious nature.
The diet furnishsd BY the Government though
Wholesome, has, from long continuance had its
eject An addition Of vegetables is required
Hoping that BY cooperating with similar soc;s-
ties supply can be distributed regularly.
1remain very respectfully.
~ Your obedient servant,
81 - IRA u. CLIFFORD, State Agent
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RzcRu17zHa. is going on with
great spirit here. Probably 300 volunteers for
the Regiment from this District have enrolled
their names. This 10 nearly double the quota Of
Des Moines county. And besides this number
. German company Of ono hundred and twenty
or thirty has been formed to 90 in on the second
call for nine months men. At the present rata
Of volunteering, there will be no necessity for
draft in this sity under either call.