The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-25

,hall b reosivabls IN psynsns Of So taxsA
Adopted
Mr. W0oLe0H, Chairnaa q shs 0easieess
ID Conaerss 3ntssdsssa ssssdlaaiaa - inqsirs
into the expsdisncy Of changing ~ rate Of In
eerest BY contsacs 20 that Il shall h % case ex-
eesd six per cent. Adopted By majority. In
dicating favorable consideration.
from the Committee on County and Township
% inquire into The expsdiensy Of
Of the passa sfs Law aushosi,ing tho Aling Of
chattel mortgages in The o1ce Of township
clerks, aud have the same validity - II 6led
With county tressurerA
:. M. MCPHERSON introduced bin providing
that anybody in the State Or United States ssr-
vice is not eligible TO hold civil once At The
same time
! NJ. BOARDHAN introduced bin providing
for the taxation Of mortgaged real essats.
Capt s. q. Nillstt, 9Th lows, has resigned;
also Lieut. Robert L. Wilson, llth Iowa
Tho 18th Regiment At Davenport. has be-
tween four and i've hundred men.
The bnsiness Of the Adjatsnt Generate Office
has greatly increased.
II. G. Dean IL here trying TO organize new
party out Of the discofdant democratic elements
to be called the constitutional Union party
motto. .stouch not the Niger"
special News - he New Herk RApeFss
rribunes Dispstchl
An inquiry At the War Department, to-day,
modestly aimed st . contract ter manufacturing
muskets was met Win the prompt ana rspress.
i've answer, secretary Ssan!os means 70 nnd
out when, now ana wnere, the masRets nov IN
she nands o. tne solo'ers, are gong 20 oe ~,
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GERS frequenting the city, instead OF remaining
in camp to instruct themselves and their com
mand in military science, will be checked BY
dropping from the list those who frequent the
city for other reasons than those pertaining to
military duty and by the command Of their su
perior officers.
4th. That in order to transact war business,
the War Department will be closed four days in
every week against all other business except
what appertains to active operations in the
field.
9Th. That Saturday of every week will be de.
voted to the transaction of the business of Sen
ators and Congress, and that Monday of each
week will be devoted to the business of other
persons and personal interviews with the Score
tary.
eth. That the Secretary Of War viii transact
no bnsiness whatever and will nee M neraona m
business at his private residence.
7,h rh.t tha d;sn..,h ~ h,,s;,.s. r.. .;, =,
written communications Win have the preference
and viii receive the personal attention of the
Secretary on the morning of each dav. before
entering unon other dutics
Nxw YnRv Ian 29-Snec;als stote that the
President hss sent In the nom;nstion NJ Judoc
Swan Of Ohio, to the Supreme Court Bench,
Woo Jndoe Mclean decesaed
snsc;sIs say the ststement tho. tho sen.te
Committee on Foreign Relations had yotsd ~
recnm,n.nd thc establishment of Diplomatic in.
tercourse with Hayti Is doubtless premature.
There is considerable opposition to such step,
as tending to excite feeling in the border States.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-Specials to the Tri.
bune say that Secretary Stanton had an inter-
view of two hours in the Senate committee
rooms this morning with the Military Commit
tees Of both Houses. All sixteen members were
present. The Secretary gave his views freely
on his plan of conducting the war, and express
ed the desire to be at all times informed for his
guidance of matters of public interest coming
before either Com nittee, adding that the De.
partment would always be open to any member
OF the two committees. He stated that a full
and complete list of all contracts made by or
for the War Department since the commence.
ment OF the war, with the name Of every con
tractor or purchaser, should be made before the
lat OF February, or until full Investigations be
made;
Col. Scott is to have special charge of Rail-
road and Transportation matters; and Congress-
control of MI Ra;Iresds - H. n.;.yy, ~ var
whenever the interest, of war shall ,,en,ona :.
John Tucker. Second As.;at.nt "a ~ h.ro
charge of all TRANSPORTATION nv ses chs,tsr;ne
of vessels. &C. e
Mr.. Watson. the Third Assistant :. to h.v.
the control Of RoIls and oonersI h,,.;a.ss a.s
nected with troops 10 the field W.
Senator Johnson. Of Tenn received a;.n.,oh.
es TODAY from Major Ho stains :, snh.
stance. as follows. Iollicoffer - ;ndesd do.a
have seen his body. Our victor, ia overvha,u
ing. The rebels are driven from this entire sec.
ton Of country and KentucLv ;ii soa,, 10 e.s.
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