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The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
TO THOSE WHO THINK.

Now, we hold that all external remedies a,t
either in enc Of two ways, or combine tho
action Of both. First-They act directly upon
the nervous system without touching the blood
vesses-the sdngWiteroas system. All Arnca
liniments, nerve liniments, etc, belong TO this
class, and consequently only benumb tho ends Of
the nerves, without affecting at all the circula-
tion-may temporarily stop pain-but have not
the slightest effect in restoring the equilibrium
Of circulation, essential to healthy action: Or
Secondly They net upon the blood vessels with
out, as in the ease Of deiletiyes, Cleeehos or
cups regard to tho nert Gus system. Now, the
fact is--tlnt tho nerves preside over the blood
vessels, and an external application 10 be effect
i've must act upon both nerves and blood vessels.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,
We proclaim, has this double action of assuag
ing pain, by its specific effect upon the nerves
and equalizinG tho circulation by its effect mp
on the blood vessels. In this way it relieves and
cures Rheumatism Lumbago, Tooth-ache, Head
ache, and a variety Of such like complaints
When taken internally, its astringent and diff
fusiye stimulating properties check in the most
natural manner Darrhma, Coles, and other
bowel complaints. Whilst for sore Threats, ac-
companied by putresency, and for fever patients,
with Typhoid symptoms, an eminent physician
attached to the New Orleans Hospital, has pro-
nounced it far superior as an anti-septic and an
ts-putrcsccnt, to the celebrated eau JIedicinale
of Raspail He administers it internally to his
patients, and sprinkles his wards with it, Let
the sick and all those who suffer pain, test its
virtues. RADWAY & CO.,
Am, 81 Maiden Lane.
Luther & IIinsdale, Lamont; Griffin q Co..
Grand Haven; Agents for Ottawa Co. lly194
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
.To1Oes Patterson

TTAs returned to Grand Haven and is on
Il hand again to do all kinds of Painting,
Glazing and Paper Hanging, ON short notice,
cheap for Cash or Ready Pay. Please give mo
q Gull. Shop on Washington street, opposite the
Congregational Church. Ttf l61
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
The Official Canvass.


The following is the official canvass Of
the votes for State officers and Congress
at the recent Stale election:
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor-Stout, 62,lo2; Blair, 6s,-
ZIG. Blair's majority, 6,6l4.
Lieutenant Governor-Riley, 1927;
May, Gs,Go1. Mays majority, G,5G4. =
Sec'y Of tState-Montgomery, 6Eos4
Porter, Gs,s45, Porter's majority, e,s6l.
State TreaSurer-Trowbridge, 61,931
Owen, 09,ll2. Owens majority, 7,1s1.
-Auditor Geaeral-Paine, 1887; An
neke, 69,94l. Anneko's majority, 7,lo4.
attorney General-Holmes, 6i,s3o;
Williams, 68,545. Williams majority,
6,7l5. aa
Spt Of Public hstruction-sipex,
6o,9sl; Gregory, 6s,374. Gregory, s.
493.
Com. State Land O6iee-Ileyerman,
Gl,ol4; Lacey, C9,o9a. Lacoy's major
ity, 7,l79.
Member State Board Of Education
Brown, GLOSS; Edwin Dorsch, 1864
Edward Dorsch, 55,ll9. Browns ma
jority, 6,s84.
CONGRESS-.
LIST DiStrict-Beaman, 1 8, 400; Penni-
man, 13,20s.
I'd District-Upson, l4,l47; Turner,
1885.
Sd District-Longycar, 1887; Gran
ger ll,467.
4tA District-Kellogg, 1908; Church,
1908.
5M District--Trowbridge, 1o,432;
Baldwin, 1906.
6M District-Driggs, 1870; Moore,
1910. a
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
BLACKSMITHING
AND
w A q o N MA IA IN d

UNHE undersigned, having associated with
Il himself his two sons--the one wagon
maker and the other n blacksmith--is prepared
TO do all jobs connected with these departments.
He also pays particular attention to gun and
locksmithing and farriery. Il. TAKEN.
Grand Haven, Nov. %, 1861. III [nl43 ly
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
NEW ADVERTGSElNENTS

~ N0YSTERS! OYSTEIsl! FRESH
NM OYSTERS y! A new supply just
~ received at Geo. ID. lIarvey's, OPP
posite Wallace's Store.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17

The population Of Washington is ro-
ported by the Secretary Of the Interior
to be at present 100000, an increase of
10000 since tho commencement Of the
war. Double its former business is now
done and fortunes are rapidly made---out
Of the government of course.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17

Accounts Allowed by the Board of
Supervisors at the Annual Session,
October, 1862.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17

BULLETS OF LEAD PiPE.-A North
Carolina paper states that the people Of
Charleston have pulled up their lead pipes
and contributed 5000 pounds to the gov
eminent, the. Government issuing receipts
therefor and binding itself to replace them
at the end Of the war. Surely the me-
cessity Of tho South, in almost every re-
spect, is becoming great and its distress
alarming. ai ,ndr
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17

SUPPLIES FOR MExIco.-It is asserted
by some Of the leading New York jour
nails that directions have been sent to that
city from France to purchase various
heavy supplies in that market to be used
by the French in their Mexican campaign.
Among other orders are those for ma
chinery and materials for the military rail
way now being constructed between Vera
Cruz and Orizaba. Three large ships
have already been openly chartered and
openly loaded with general supplies
Still later orders arc said to have arrived
for 1000 mules and their harnesses and
500 wagons. Will Brother Jonathan
burn his fingers by permitting such ope-
rations?
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-12-17
TO- THE PUBLICl
o ..
H. P. BEARDsLEY, Matchmaker,

TT AS just arrived in this village and OPEN
Ii cd Jewelry Shop, Washington street,
room lately occupied by i. @, Stuart.
All kinds of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, etc,
promptly and thoroughly repaired and warrant
ed, on the shortest notice. The public are most
respectfully invited to call.
Grand Haven, Nov. IL, 1862. [tf n192
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
| EGALi NoTfCE.

70 John ZsAyt. Bernard zwsst GAnfgr Q A4dsrson /.
and Geo e A ndf rson b Co, NJ s hagoun, Hsicl 4
IhsnsMnn, Fieke-n 4 Lucas, william Bsykstt, X
hs9sdsn, James Jum~ity. suTs WINS partner OF King
4 Inmety, Scott 4 OImsby, "A r Stsycnaon, y
Black we'll. Danirf Mahpny, Chaplin Lee, State
OF icws fsF this uso VT this School FlHd, HosM4r,
lows 6ases IneuIanes Company, Ghattsndsn = Me
dAvic, DIV Ford, Samuel Hamilton, q w
T TuckrS, sharts. b & smith, zurg e X
VOORHEES, CO... AAAoney 4 Alton, James Collins :,
Sample, Geofre o.fsii, Jane Tarbell, Fred
Kramer, AndRaosa1ehali B@&4S@
Ytu, aud each Of You hereby notified that there
Ia file In the once Of the Clerk Of the District
Couxt al Lse county isWs, Ut Keokuk, petition OF
lS&ae Hall elafmins ~ you John Zwart and Bernard
Zwart, the sum OF Thirteen HunAMA and Gtx Dollaxs
and Eighty Cepts With eight per interest Per
mum, from NOVEMBER sssf, A. ". 1851, ~ money due
on tAree psOssise3y u0ass, Aex<euss0 BY yea ssd
Han Als eisimanE saAnst each Of ysn ahe tossosos-
nre Of mortgage, the same beins upon certain Zeal
Estate in lac county lows executed by the said John
z~aH xn6st nerd zwa r. "a sst& HAif 10 sscurs pay
ept s shia sGsxs, ;moIe pnrtleOlATiy dssefibsd
said pstiton and further nsk iug for sails OF said
III, mfkfs ami reueTsi rsffef
Aud uutess you appear and srswer said retith = on
before neon of the second day Of tfr merit ~
said Court 10 commence ~ ksoknk on TIE lsI Mon
day of September, A. D. isGx uefsuIt III he enter
cd against you, and judgment rsadrsed thereon ~
prayed for IN said petition. sossaaze
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
je16-d Auys for Plaintiff,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
THE GATE CITY
Tux INV York SrATE Maria EN-

Tux INV York SrATE MrITIA EN-
RoILsD--A QEARTzR OF A MILIIoE OF
MEE.-One of the most rapid and cosn-
plete enrolmcnts of the militia Of this
State which was ever made has just be IN
completed by the military authorities. -
In the interior the esnvass occupied four
weeks; in this city but ten days. The
work was entrusted to skilful agents,
eonsist,ng IN many cares Of those pre-
sioHslrr accustomed to similar dnty, apd IL
was, cgmllrtcd bafor the pubic generally
was awaae that 1t was in progress, Two
hundred men we're employed. The result
was entirely successful. the names and
residences of nearly three Aanared tAous-
oad men, believed 10 be,sahleet to naili-
i tary dnty have ben obtained; aud Of
these quarter Of a million are nndonbt-
eddy cempetent to bear arms, and msy be
officially called on atai say time. We
may state incidentally that the enroll
ment was not very popular n some Of our
city tenement houses, and that the agents
became enrolling officers 10 double
sense--they were tumbling down stairs.
L Post ~
Aa-Rey. Dr. Breckenridge happily il,
lust rated the cvasieeness and timidity of
las opponents il the CO, :. Presbyterian
General Assembly. lie said
Il Every speech giving utterances from 4
dlsioyal bosom seems to signify that it
world be no harm, BY silence to disgrace
the ehsrch; and yet deem any plain and
unequiyocal aliusion in the difficulty as
exceedingly harmful. One very hot day
West India lady directed her servant TO
take some ace, and some liquor, and some
lemon, and mix them for her drink
And. II you please, mistress" said tie
servant, "shsi pa! hi little nutmeg F.
"Begons, ycu bcast!'' screamed the mis-
tress;; ''do you think | would drink
punch ?" A laugh So, now, when
put I'M the nutmeg" and make the sraes-
ton uneqnivocal, the brethren manifest
abilorrsuce Of the whole matter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
CHERIFF'S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CoUrTr, iER.
BY virtue Of special execution to directed, is-
sued BY the Clerk OF the District Court said county
in favor Of Jsnett ana Harvey Strong AMI sgsnst w
Benap. thave levi led upon aft viii sell The high
District Court Of Lee rouny, fswa At Ksotuk In sald
county on the 10Th day Of July. a. D. IeO9, between
mencnT ~ O'Clock p. Of said day. AZ following
property, to-.i Lot eisht W in Block Ninety NJ ~
In the city Of Ksokuk, Ice conit ~, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and 10 be sold bs order Of Court
TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
Ksskuk, June tQJh ieeR
n. g. HEDGES, SAsnG les county .loys
telad by D. y. 1nfrH. Jr.. he,,nW.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Casoiiue B Reeder and T. n Harrison
You and each cfyou are hereby not iAsd thst there
nov on Ale 10 4hS once Of the Clerk q the Dstycs
Court OF Lee County. Iowa. 1t Kenknk pctition Of
Jesse Khdd!ck, claiming Of you, Caroline T. Resder,
One Thousand Dollars money dse On pvensissory
note sod Claiming against both Of you the Foreclosure
pt mortgage executed BY said Caroline r. Heeder
said note.
And unless OF you appear and Asswer said petit.
Zion before noon on the second day Of the next
september term OF said District eufe Of Lee County
10 be held Mt keokut, a decree will bs rendered
sgainstyou ~ prayed for, By da4anlA
RANKIN 4 MILLER,
1une10-d1m Piainss1s Attorney
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
NOTICE.

To WIN Slater, Guy wells, Mortimer Henders on ana
Wesiey Harrison, Defendants.
You are hereby nsasfcd that there liz ON 6iA In
The CerA's once 0f The Dislriei Conrt OF Lee cousty
iowa II Keokuk petition Ia enuiiy OF Hiram R.y,,
nry, claiming OF yoa, Wn,. r. Slater Judgment for
the SUN Of Six Hundred DoiRrx. upon certain snort.
mssA BY soa 10 lhgs Msson upon Ie NORTH ,s-,t
quarter " the Northwest quartet or seciion f6
Township lG1l Eorth, RanFe sGI VEST. In Ire eoaty.
Iowa. and 81 You All The forecf9sure VI said ncgAks
the sale Of said tsnd fnTushrent or the equity
VI redemption, End for general relief.
And ron must each aITrsf and snswtr said petitinu
BY OF the second dgy ef ths pekt term 81 saia
Court, 70 be held at ksotuA NE hrtt Monday Of
September. A. D. lee2 judgment will be- he re Ia
by default. II. SCOTT HOW ELL,
leQ9-d4w Atty for Plstn.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-19
TyITT book sroRE.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Nextto Banking House OF WIN. Thorn pson Co.

New Books.
The City book Store ii thin al, In receipt on the
following choice literature:
cceli Dresme, w rhsodors winthrop.
John Brent 9 +" ~rr,4s.4r1 - sig~
shadow in Inc HOUSE,, BY sanndsrs.
The Nonsshoid Of BuuysTts ,hs q S0ssksrE Lady.
Songs in Many Keys, BY Hoimes.
Recoilscttons OF Shelley and byron, BY Treiaany.
Shs1tsy htmefisls, b. Lady Shelley
The Rcjected Stone, by ayirgnaH.
res aanss achosi Days at kufty.
DsQuincy's Opium Eatsr.
--A - s fHtttKSy "Reminiscences
Theological Essays,Ac. ey
Hood. Fssths, Blae uad Gold.
i-.as,s''e~'. Poems, Blue and Cold
mrs Janeson's Loves or the Poets, Rue s. Gold.
characteristics Sc, $
% - 10y :" stadiex, &c,
60 - Italian Painters, .
q Legend ofthe n Adonns"
- 60 Sketches Of Art,
- =" diary. &c.
He 2thorne'r Nj srbie Faun.
a.s& t-e - House OF the Seven Gables.
- Scarlet Letter.
81 hosses. from Old Name.
- Twice Told Tales.
Snow Image.
Rlfhedaie RomAnces.
Longfei.ow' = Hiswaths.
:" kvsnEeifne.
The public invited to call and anime stock.
Il sfsb6,d 8 u j. w. UGDkN.
I MON PAPER ANDENvELoPEs.
LaSiss' BAth Post, ~
BROWKELLs BOOK srORE,
Apr7.d Cor. ~ Asa-stss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
NsssAsra Rassasa.snlr aaA ssessA ~

Noeshsfn Pa3sasanshlp anA Secesh In
The fact thu: th6 seesssionists Of Kentucky
are becoming more impudeut, and that rebel
msuradcrs are in the Asld IN both Eastern
and Western Ksntueky, b one that calls for
the most serious consideration. There is GER
tainly nothing in the drift Of the war 70 en-
courage the enemies Of the 0ovsrnment.-
Almost every day We hear Of the splendid
success Of the dssts, and armies Of the Union.
Why 10 1t, then, that the oecesh on the banks
of the the Ohio are insolsnt and dsmonstra-
tive! The plain truth i. the rebels are feel
ing confident Of the speedy di vision Of North.
srn public sentiment. The traitors on the
border and encouragement not in the South
but In the North. They look upon the demon
strativensss ofthe Democratic partizsns, in par
sistently organizing On opposition to the war
with hope and something Of confidence. They
are deceived by the tory journals that ere
poisoning our atmosphere. Do men who are
permitting themselves to BE- moved by the old
party cries. that are sgain heard. realize that
they are taking course which If not arrested
in good time, will endangsr the peace Of the
Northsrn Statesf Some Of those who are en-
gsged in the odious psrtiasn operations Of the
day, know what they are doing, but many
must be unaware Of the terrible consequences
that would inevitably result from their con-
duct, if the schemes Of the leaders should
prove successful. tits impossible to restore
peace to the country, save BY The prosecution
Of the war to . conclusion triumphant for the
Government. Peace must be conquered and
the war policy sustained, or We shall have an
archy. in our midst. Every man who values
peace at his own door, must sustain the Gov
eminent and push the war to its legitimate
conclusion. FIVE permit ourselves to become
partizans and factionists, the war will have
been in vain, and We shall all be plunged in
the bloody csuldron of revolution.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

Meeting Of Conservative Congressman.
WAsnINeros, May ia meeting of all the
conservative members Of Congress from all the
States to defeat the schemes Of the abolitionists
and secessionists was held this evening in the
hall Of Representatives. Mr.. Critteuden in the
Chair and Mr.. Coz, Secretary.
Mr. Richardson, to test the eense of the meet.
Ing moved that the Chairman have power to call
them together whenever 1t shall sgain become
necessary, in order that they might make ar.
engagements for defeating Objectionable measures.
There was no legislation pending Of which they
knew enough to determine what course to take.
They were In the midst of shifting scenes. he
therefore suggested that the report proposed be
not submitted, for when report was adopted
there was no recalling 1t. They should hold
themselves in readiness to act on all measures
a. policy might dictate.
Mr. Kellogg concurred in the suggestions. BE
thought the results of the meeting on Saturday
highly beneficial. He referred to the modi6oa-
tiona Of the bill, rendered to secure freedom to
the persons within the territories Of the United
States, II having been stripped of its other fea.
lures .zl-E
Mr.. Cox said we had not killed the abolition
business yet All conservative men ought to
consult upon what action should be pursued at
all times. The Committee to be appointed ought
to see that their friends in their seats to de.
feat mischievous legislation, and some plan for
converting and combining at any time when nee.
sssary.
Mr.. Mallory coihcided with the views just ex.
pressed
1t finally concluded to appoint Committee
Of members for the purposes suggested
Mr.. Crittenden suggested that it was desirable
that Congress should adjourn at an early day.
Mr.. Wicklifs said It appeared the Senate de
ternined not to adjourn, and had rejected the
House resolution fixing the time.
Mr. Mallory remarked that he had q converse
ton with Senator Fessenden, and was informed
BY him that they would be ready to adjourn by
the middle of June
Senator Powell said he had heard some ex.
treme men remark they would not adjourn during
the war
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

81. Louis, Nay l4.-Col Daniels, with .
portion Of the lst Wisconsin Cavalry, STACKED
rebel camp occupied BY four companies, COM
msnded by Col. Pbslan, on the 10th inst, ct or
near Bloomfield, on Little Red River. The ~.
bells Hed and scattered through the swsmps,
leaving l killed on the Geld. The Union
troops captured II prisoners, the horses Of Col.
Pheian and those oftwo Of his Lieuts, quantity
Of oxen, camp squippage, asms and ammuni.
ton. All Col. Phslan's military chest with his
books and papers e - 4s
Col Daniels 10 in pursuit picking up rebel
bounty, .es ia 81 g
The enemy are imprsssipg every ahle.bodisd
man, and sweeping Of oil the cattle, horses and
supplies. The people were fleeing 10 state Of
terror perfectly lndiscribable. 43.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

1L0UR-Markss unchanged ssiss a q i50x IS Tor
ssp:s 80, e Ncc3t9 s.ss Aass - As0AW super
e1 0e46 Is 1hipping bgaAds sxirs 3 o,
WaEAT-Aashes uneh'gd. oalss q o. i0<Ai u Inf
RYk-Ar0.
western In noss anA deavsesa. = :
0A1S-Narkst quiet. Sales q S0Axlc oanaaisn
Weotoen md State.
roRk.n.ta a.ady. aAlss soOsSs u ,ia ssola 10
heavy. salss q stosaa.
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nA,s.vs,
FRIDGE NOTICE.

aslnes Les Bridge o., van b. hs1 n H.,s.. -
e ~ e ns.nssse. De Moanss Oosnty. Iowa ss 4.
y nSeSes sG.Sn e sss o aay u JSSe, 4. ~
md " 0anaaseaea d Other 6uelnses o1eesss
4 eeasRal asasaAaAes b rsquee1sl.
Augsas, lew, Nay !, iise.wH ssss,s;ssrX
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
Ane assortment Of
Leather and Shoe Findings.
Also. BLAckrNa AND LEATHER PRRsERvATIvg,
constantly on hand.
Goods Manufactured to Order
on Tie shortest notice BY skal woeknep end warranted
g. f.W. DARHYDT,
Cor. ofJsesrpn I Main sss., OpposiGs staGs Bank
marl2-d&wU BURLINGTON IOWA.


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inmates seriously. Fsw are aluays Of
the inputance Of stopping a Tough or
slight fold in its first stage; that
,Dtich In the 6esinning ,vculd yield to
a mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attao1es the lungs.
A<auv,'s 8<aneliaL ,gtochea
,usre first introduced elsven years ago.
It has Been proved that they are the best
article before the public for deouqha,
RaLds, 4to1clhihs, 4athzaa,
R1f1s<h, the Hacking Cough in 4o,a-
1Efio1, and numerous affections Of
the Throat, sivins inmediass religf.
PssDljc Speakers and StssSers,
,vA find them efsct,al for clearing and
Strengthening the voiee.
Sold BY all Druggists and Qsalsvs in
Medicine, at rs cents Per boz
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
WARRINGTON NRWs.

WAsHISaros, Nay l4.-Robert Norris, ESQ,
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Representatives,
left here to-day for the headquarters of General
Mcclellan, bearing with him handsomely en-.
crossed copy Of the resolution Of thanks, passed
by the House on Friday last. Mr.. Norris, by
direction Of the Clerk Of the House, will deliver
these to the General in person.
The military department, a. recently restored,
includes the State Of Kansas, the Indian terri
tory west of Arkansss, and the Territories of
Nebraska, Colorado and Nevada, with the head
quarters at Fort Leavenworth.
WAsHrSeroS, Nay l5.-Tn addition to the
steamers Hero and Kent, which brought hither
the released Union prisoners last night the
Kennebec has arrived with $50 wounded rebels
from Williamsburgh The men are, the greater
part. slightly wounded, and are attended by
rebel surgeons and nurses. strict guard is
kept over this boat. No visitors are permitted
The State Of Main also arrived with about $780,
the ]. H. Warner with 400, and the Elm City
with $50 sick and wounded prisoners from dlf.
fsrent Union regiments. They are being re-
moved TO the various hospitals to-day.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

Notice hereby given. that the underlined v>s q. ~
M DAY q April, 4. D. 1859. daily appointed Assisnss
q Iowa; aad al pWsons having cains asaissl ~ ~
snea ssrseos are hereby nosAsd % prssent he ssas
PUnSny worn Or a@rmed 70. 70 he undesoleoe6 n
ni1dissovn, In Sid County, for auevanee IA VShss
three nonths ed Ill psrsons indebted 70 hia Ard -
guessed 70 make Immediate PAYMENT.
J. Z. SCOTT, Asaenss
OAyo.W0s Of Thco L, eSrreoA,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
A NeGro Dra~aAe,

Nsw YoRk, Nay 1.-THE Pest says advices
per the Catawbag stating that Gen. Hunter had
issued . proclamation freeing the slavss In his
Department He was Organizing 4 negro bri-
gads, and had detailed some o6acsrs 70 train
the contrabands in the NE Of arms. s.s,s
Hon. Charles Jared Ingsrsoll died 10 Philadel.
phia yesterday in the s0th year Of his age.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17

SrRAssuRos, Nay ls.-Ths rebel cavalry in
small parties hang around our front, apparently
Watching our movements and hunting up deser-
tiers.
An attempt to flank our advanced post at
Narrow Paasage Greek vas frustrated last night
BY Gen. Hatch, Chief Of Cavalry, without an
engagement
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
From Fortress Menros.

NV YoRK, May ia Fortress Monroe let.
ter Of the 18th Gays the deserters who are con.
stantly coming in, agree in their statements that
the evacuation of Richmond Is rapidly progress.
ing, and that the effort Of the rstreating rebels
10 merely to hold back Gen. Mcclellan 30 a. to
obtain time to remove their stores. They also
say that the destruction Of the city by 6re 10
threatened and that It will require the utmost
efforts on the part Of the citizens to prevent its
contamination. That the evacuation 10 now
progressing there 10 no manner Of doubt, and
the government archieves are being carried
South.
The story Of the enemy's lack Of provisions
10 denied by their deserters, who cay that there
is plenty of substance at Corinth..
The q. 8. gunbost Catawba arrived this
morning in eighty hours from Port Royal The
Catswba has 1882 bags Of unginnsd cotton on
board II News unimportapt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-17
2 rae NashviIls e CharIssse..

Nsw YoRx, Nay 14.--Advices from Nassau
STATE that the Nashville had succeeded In get
ding into Charleston.
e y seatsd that Tie Pfesident has withdraw
h name II II. IAshrop for Collector Of New
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