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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

SrEAxRoAr AccrDsEr.-The steamer Earle.
that has of late been running in the trade be-
tween this place and Quincy, collided With the
Arizona about O'clock. Friday morning, mile
and half below Lagrange. No Arizona run
into the Eagle just forward of her coal bin, cut.
ting her down 20 bad that she sunk In q few
minutes. She lava in about six feet of water,
and We understand the Captain says she is 90
badly injured she will have TO be wrecked The
Eagle was new boat, owned in this town BY
kessrs Bishop,i Wemper, Rodiiee and others,
who will suffer considerable loss by this acci.
dent. She had on beard q large amount Of
freight, which is damaged, but there we're no
lives lost or any one injured. -Constitutlou. VI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

TIE 2lsf aREsuElr.-Thiss fine Regiment
passed, down the river. yesterday, on their way
70 active service in the field. We are indebssd
70 the attention Of the Adjutant fof the Follow
ing Roster of Field and STAFF OHssss $4,000 odi
Colonel Samuel Merrill; Lieut. Colonel, G..
W. Dunlap; Major, 8. G. Van Anda Adjutant,
Horace Poole; Wagon Master, chas; r horsess
Surgeon. W. A. Hyde; Ist Asst, L. Benhsm; %
ASST, R. A. Barnes; Chaplain, s.. p. Sloan.-
Gate CITY, ID, s-,E : 5atfau air "a ..,.s..- go
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

Avviosnce y corr0borated BY the confession of q
!! nils 9 AniEht nov il the hands Of the su.
stnoritee.Ia knight who has served in PRICES
, i. .uo - ven acquainted II 1adt1o0 C0uD.'
'tys1aOPoa this svidsnes the Martial satsd, and
ne proper aathorttiss have sustained bis action.
ana yet people Who have givsn and ara Civ
lne noesaliy OF tner substan % for the support
'ol sne oovefnment-who have seat thsir ds9.S
'est loved ONES TO the ranka Of the Union Army->
ere asked With On sudscity that would b start
mug ~ ordinary tunes 70 denounce the Harshal
'tor sorldg'ng the3reedom ofthe conspirstors-
70 sned tears OF pity tor tho imntisoned traitors
20 ourfsh, ena hurrah again tor their Knight
champion the Honorable D. y0sborns Finch.
We nov propose 70 lsave tho Madison county
NAsols q! ana give passing notice to the gentls-
man OF INDUSTRIOUS memory who organized the
iooge 10 Wineersst-"O Christopher O. Mann, Of
foie county, Iowa.; In relation % him, Dsm
ocfatlc cfhcer Of the Esd Regiment tssti6eA that
me DID On divers occasions hinder my recruit
tng men Tor the service Of the United State, BY
publicly telling them that Kirkwood had no su-,
sGor,ty to issue proclamation; that this wa
wholly An abolition war; that the United States
nao no authority TO draft and that he would,
epon Oil occasions, follow me and hinder me in
gets'ng recruits In Camp Township, BY telling
tne people Iawas selling them and had no intsn.
ton OF going myself; By threatening on an 9th.
O. occasion, asI am informed by persons in
Camp Township to use forcs to drive me out Of
me township, if should again attempt 70 re-
cruit men for the Uhitsd States service. He
Also said IN my presence Il would not do for the
Democrats to 90 to war; they must stay ct
nome 70 get the power into their hsndS-to
y :o's county. andihaSs the rule.' p, d9o' to
-b nHo; ;a.a. wa.ness, = democrat, and man
Ss .Uss lu.egr..y ~ uhsmpeacned, says: further
vspo =. 49,. uaslsnv heerd the said Mann
-. =. =. Ia. esol9ly, .deesAre, that e
ni.sS ~ ~. - sns seIvacs 9! tns
j. A. - .., ~ 4. asu aoae sn1 wou.o
;nr 4, .Ss .ss,; ~ s sI - psessns
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27


e: ssl's: = .Ass s;s,::.: :s,,.s
re ssSsdes e cur JsAss' g eessy Nv 50 aisne
purity osts. Ssses sa'sy, u iaaepndsaes. ana u
III ~ r ~ Psss's to assa. v.sA they VIII tx.
vs T. t esss,s:!es for =. :. ~ 70 .a...
Isnsp:s me- inssad = vote ~ other -. S.tusscsa
asa. s. 20 R.i = eass sssss MT possvcy.
Vii alov ia q = . 49, .hsasf NJ Republican sads
seunasas personal abuse. cRA3. ii PaSIPs.
Friend Phelps inaich the above msnifsate
upon = and upon our readers, ali because the
hswk'kys bee contained two or three Ten line
squlos, IN regard to NJ. Phelps, showing -
equivocal position, &c. '{@o'-'i. bs.s9''e g
hR. Phelps i Ia The arms Of the Nahony
Democracy end dissrssn every ono Who does
not advise him to.run a an independent can
dldste and Who cannot believe, try . hard 1
% WV, that b stands any chance Of an cleo.
aon. Hence We did not advise him 70 suppress
this communicstion because 1t would but sub
jsctt y 70 his displessurs. We, however, wash
cur hands Of bic taking off" 3...
H. Phelps insisted upon the calling Of Re.
publican District Convention, aud II was called
He canvassed the District He utton-holed''
. psrsistently - even old stagera he attend,
ed the County oonveations and participated in
tts ptoeesdings, making It least one speech. he
attended the District Convention d / half fare
DslsGats and never intimssed his intsutioa ,ol
being an independents candidate until within the
last ten diya He knows and the public know
very well that NJ. Phelps ,sa. candidate be
fore The Republican Convention. he, knows,
It be bee any ssn1 Of propristy, that by putting
forward bic name - I candidate against tho
nominee Of that Convention, hs now outraged
honor and propristy and sdysstisss hinsslf =
selash and snprincipled sspirsne Kvsry body
elss knows that his was the cheapest stle evel
made hereahousa 1910 slaah ~ ti5t $50. ID
We hare no wish to easvsss NJ. Phelps dual
i6cations for the Judgeship. That matter /,
not at issue. We have no disposition 70 wound
bic feelings by reuaarkins upon anything sxcep,
the simple question which be thrusts upon th,
public, viz can he houorably run against th,
nominee Of the Republican Convention. BIZ
dissertation on Judicial elections, TO-, &c., cal
60 for what it 10 worth. .s. s.rs4..e, =,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

gerstowa road On Sunday morning 3 but there
still remains enough to give the city decidedly
military appearance. From the Honocaey juno.
ton through the main street Of the town, and
assfaf out the Hagerstown road % the eye can
reach, Are two lines Of army wagons, moving
in opposite directions. The one tolls sloNl1
out. laden with food for the soldiers and ammu.
milton for their guns The other comes in %
renew the supply. 1t TO- IN endless chain Of
wagons, muless and contrabandAy We have a
large army out there, and it must be fed. Col.
Allen Of Maine, is Provost Marshal Of the city,
aud good order prevails. The loyalty Of Fred
erick 10 most pronounced and determined. Il
futters out in hundreds Of flags from all parts
Of the city, and finds earnest and enthusiastic
utterance from the mouths Of citizens. I must
do the city the credit Of saying that have
never seen IN Baltimore as demonstrative and
earnest spirit of Unionism as dnd here
Perhaps. however, if Baltimore bad been iuva-
ded by the ragged hosts of the rebel army, and
delivered" By the Union army-had felt the
terrors OF the one state and experienced the Joy
and exultation Of seeing the Union army sweep.
ing along IN grand and massive solidity after
the retresting enemy--it would rejoice As tho
roughly and as profoundly IS Frederick does TO-
day. y,..a',,g, -. ~.
THE REBEL RULE. vac "+-"
Anecdotes and incidents Of the rebel rule in
the city are multitudinous. As even the devil
is entitled to his due, it must b admitted their
conduct for an invading army was good. They
were not brutal in their conduct, neither did
they do much wanton mischief They broke in.
to the Examiner Office, destroyed the furniture,
even to portrait of Washington, and did some
mischief to one Of the job presses. The best
power-press Wa, however, uninjured, and Mr..
Schley will resume the publication Of the Ex-I
sminer next week. Gen. Schrivers stable aud
barns we're visited for forage, for which not even
rebel scrip was offered, but they did not enter
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27

~ II nsssine. x shs Lido /, a. oo.,h.,
6eaeel Ao1sg nslg hboeAood, IA ~ ~ ~
~ osstanes David lsOasty vhe 49, -
ffeldeek BradfeM MeCsrty Who aotsd tSink
- vics President, Nr. Keith Who aeAed 81 Dooe.
Keeper q Instructor; . = m
have attended meetings Of III lodgs In In 0id-
con nsighborhood ct which ssw William Evana
who acted q President, Vel. Gideon who acted
= vice President and Joseph Gideon Who aessl
q Secretary. And furfhsr
depoes srdsay that Joseph <. Evans d bis
spsecn at COMBS School House. 20 which I have
alluded above, said that there wsrs eight hun
area members OF the order IN Madison County,
that there are lodges al over the Northern
States-thst some member asked whsre "a or.
DER started and he answered that IL etsstad
somewhere in the South. ~ - 4 - Xnd I
further depose and cay that am and slvaye 80
bsen Democrat; thstI Wa induced q join "a
order Tor the purpose q sdvansinx chs Dsno.s
cratic Gauss, aud, without any knowledes q, r.
its reasonable tsndencisS that do not approve
ofits trsasonahle practices and purpose, md for
that reason make 'thsse disclosures, bSaieyinx
that my obFgasions 70 ny country 40 ssrinslr
than those to IN organization pf traitors, And
! further say that have been informed and BE-
llieve that many others hsvsI bsen inysieled "a.
70 i, believing that itvse dsueorasis and NOT
unpatriotic."
Tie disclosures made i ia tbs i.td.ys a. sub-
'stantially stated in two 0sher sfidavts, one Of
which vas made BY sDSnoCrst, ind Of neither
OF veioh this afisnt dany kpovlsdeey In ID
dinon 70 this evidence the Marshal has many
letters and Communications tom reliable men,
many Of them Democrats, stating 1facss which
'connrm The afidsvisa; In many pssticulsss Tia
evidence y eorroborstsd BY the confession of .
!! nl Z Knight nov il the hands Of the su.
'thorfties, a Knight who has served in Ptiosts
Army anu 10 well acquainted ID Madison Ooup.r
'tysraUpon this evidence the Nar0hsl sated. and
the proper authorities havs sustained his action.
And yet people Who have givsn and sra Riv-
Ing literally Of their substan d 1ot tie support
'ot sne uovetntnent-xho have seat their ds9.S
'est loved ONES to the ranka Of the Union Asmy-
ere asked With an sudscity that would Be start
ling in ordinary times to denounce the Narshal
for sbridging theeteedom ofthe conspirators-
to shed tears of pity Tor the imptisoned traitors
20 hurfsh, adu hurrah again tor their Kuisht
~ champiOn the Honorable q. Osl,opna Finch
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

A list of killed and wounded in the SD
Regiment, in the late battles near Washing
ton, published in the Gin Commercial. few
days since, Included the names Of Capt. Purdy
aud Lieut.. Leitzenbprg among the killed.
As regards Capt. Purdy there seems to be
room for hope that the report of his death is
unfounded- Lieut.. Watkins informs US that
on his return from Washington he met Lieu
tenant OF the SD, who was returning to Ohio
to recruit for the regiment. Lieut. w in
quired after Capt. Purdy aRd his informant
(who left the regiment several days after the
battle) reported him at bis pest and uninjurcd
We notice also a list made up at Washing
ton several days after the one referred to, anc
published in the Cincinnati Gqnette, does not
include the npme Of Capt. Purdy in giving
the casualties in his company.
Of the death Of Lieut.. Lietzenburg there i;
little room for doubt, as it appears in boil
lists. lie wasa most estimable young man,
citizen Of Berkshire, and leaves IN interesting
family.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

G. S. HAMILTON, having received the ap-
pointment of Assessor under The National
Tax Law. has resigned The position of Lieut..
Col. OF the l2lst Regiment. The Columbus
papers announce the appointment of Major
IRWIN to Gll the vacancy, while The MarysviIe
Tribune says the appointment has been given
70 Capt. HESDERsoY, wLo was severely
wounded in the Battle OF Shiloh We have
not learned which announcement is correct
though We presume that coming from CoIum
bus is most likely to be authentic.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

A Row IN ZANEsyILLE.-A very
serious row took place in GAINESVILLE
Friday afternoon, which, as we learn
from the Courier, commenced by n
mob throwing water from house on
a number Of persons, applicants for
exemption papers, in front of the ex-
amining physicians residence. After
this a shower of eggs followed. 1t is
also said that some stones and brick
bats were thrown and that some severe
fights occurred. Several were serious
ly bruised but none dangerously.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

DR. RoBACK's SCANDINAVIAN RENEDIEs.-Are
you sick. no matter what organ is affected. de
pend upon it the blood, which is the food and
Sustenee of every organ, is full of corruption.
Ny Scandinavian Blood Pills and Blood puri-
fer, break mp the source of disease in the
fluids of the body. They purge and purity the
elements OF the blood. Hence their quick and
complete cures in dyspepsia serofula eruptions,
TITS. IumOrs, nervousness. kidney complaints,
piles. lo% fevers, debility, rheumatism, head
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12
Public Sale

TTTILI. be offered Pnbiie Sa3e, On SATURDAY the
w 18th day OF September next, hns residence Of
the subscriber in Delaware, the following described
property
10 Horses and Colts several half Blood English Draft
and Norman.
l Cow and Heifer, thorough -brod Durham.
80 young Hogs, half blood Chester White.
l Yoke of Oxen,
90 Tons Of Hay.
is Acres Of Corn in the held. Section Farm near
Steam saw Mill.
80 cords Of Dry Wood on said farm.
l Truck Wagon.
2aOO young Apple Trees selected fruit In the Nursery
AZ Subscribers residence.
Brick Dwelling House, In South Delaware, stable and
fruit trees the premises.
20 Building Lots, in South and Fast Delaware.
Two years credit the Personal Property at six per
cent interest, with satisfactory eocority Ten years
the Real Estate, payments and interest
ally. -
Aug, %, ls62.-ts
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

The O. w. Female College re-opens next
Thursday. We learn the prospect for good
attendance of pupils is fattering.
The o. W. University commences its Fall
and Winter term at the same time The I'M
preston that has prevailed to some extent that
in consequence Of the troubled state of the
country the institution would not he opened at
the time announced, is entirely without foAn-
dation. A suspension has not been thought Of
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12
s9~ Twenty-0ne Years Ago.

Mr.. C. c. BrIsToI, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gst the city Buffalo, y. y invented and
tured Il compound known BristoIs Balsam Of Hoar
hoand which is perfect sPscIFEC for COUGHS, ,0oLpS
any LUNG DIFFIcULriEs arising from damp,
cold or suddsl change Of the weather.
Every person who has ever taken BRIsToL's BALsAN
IoARnorND pronounces it the best article
vented and justly celebrated has 1t become, that
the market is already tuli Of limitations, countercits,
dangerous compounds. under tho Of BAL
Of HolrlouuI. Therefore, always be careful to
call for risnls BaIsam and that his sig
nature is the outside label Of the bottle.
NARk.-This Invaluable Modiclre has been now some
twenty-one years before the public aad without am
part of the proprietor sale has become
very extensive and is daily increasing The low price
which the Medicine is sold 25 CEs) enables ALL TO
partake Of It's healing qualities.
e. CROSBY, BUFFALo, y. Y.
manufacturer, to whom all orders should be ad
ort by all pectable Druggists. oct Iov
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

CHARLES ARMSTRONG, Esq, has vacated the
Office of County Treasurer, after four years
discharge of the duties of the post. He is
succeeded by CARRY b. Paul, Esq. The late
Treasurer was a popular and efficient officer,
and we doubt not his successor will prove
equally deserving Of the public confidence and
esteem.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12
NJ a & r D.

In Berlin, on the Sd inst by Rev. 4. joy,
Rev PHnANDER KELSEY, OF Berlin, and Mrs.
ESTHER FowLER, OF SunburY-
On the Sth inst. by Rev. II. r. Fry, z. E.
PowERs, of San Francisco, California, and Mrs.
s. a. GALLEY, of Marion
On the 26th ult in this place, by Rev. C.
Winters, Cant WM CARROLL NJ, D., o. V. l.,
to Miss MARTHA GlLLsoN.
On Tuesday, 18th ult at st. Paul, MINI. by
Rev. A. B. Patterson, Mr.. GEO. r. FINCH, for
merIy of this place. to Miss NELLIE 7. CHAT
HAM, both of Bellevue, Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

Glorious NEWS FROM CALIFoEN1A.-Thci iirst
news of the California election, which took
place On "Wednesday last, is most cheering
SO far as heard from on Thursday, there were
overwhelming majorilies every where for the
Republican Union ticket. The Anti-Latham
candidates for the Legisla nre had been elected
in every county from which returns had been
received Last year the combined Democratic
vote of the State was 7.G5S over that of the
Republican Governor; the joint Democratic
vote in the Legislature was 63 to 81 Repub'i-
cans. Senator Laham, whose term, expires on
The 4ih Of March next, has done his utmost to
secure the Legislature, but bis labor has been
in vain.
LATEn-R Returns up to Saturday show Il
Union Republicans and four Uuion Democrats
elected to the Assembly. Every Democratic
candidate for Senator is defeated. The entire
opposition in that branch consists of six Doug
las AMI four Breckenridge Democrats, who holC
over Tie victory is complete
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

There remains uncllIed for, in the auditors
Office. for the following named persons, money
sent hoIre by soldiers in the service: A. e.
Byers, Matthias Smith, Mrs. Margaret Hiford,
John Ross Sen, Jonathan Zeiger, Jacob Zeig-
Ter, Mrs R. T. Wilson, George Lasure, Alya
Macomber, Katrine Herman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

BACK AGAIx.-Capt. Buxton and Lieut..
Watkins. Of the Goth. VINO left week ago 10
rejoin their company, have again returned and
are now at Camp Chase. On reaching Wash
ington they learned that they were only pa
rolled, not exchanged. and were therefore not
able to return to service at present.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

The table given below shows The whole
number Of enrolled militia in the several town.
ships of our county-the uumber of exemP-
tons in each, and the grounds of exemption
the number liable to draft after deducting the
exemptions and those in the serviee-and the
whole number now in the service.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

The Ladies of Berkshire and vicinity got up
on Thursday evening of last week Festival
Tor the ben,iit of the Soldiers ALL Society.
which was very pleasant affair, largely at
tended, and quite success pecuniarily-the
amount realized being nearly two hundred
dollars
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

Army CoRREsPoNDENcE.-W give to-day
letter from tic 96th Regiment; also extracts
from a letter written by an officer Of the goth,
giving an account Of ;he late battle at Bolivar,
Tenn, in which thpt regiment participated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

The l2lst Regiment was uniformed Wednes-
day evening, and it was understood had re-
eeived marching orders and would depart at
So'cIOck yesterday morning, receiving arms at
Columbus. From some cause or other the
departure was delayed. They left about half
past o'clock last night.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

The Washington correspondent Of the Cin=
cinnati Gazette, writing on the 9Th inst, gives
the following list of casualties in Capt. Pur-
dy's company during the late battles:
Company I.--Killcd- Lieut. II. NJ. Ieitz-
euburg. Sergeant 5. e. Grover Wounded
q. w. Drumm, Geo. Henry, William McNeal
William Mcdonald Missing g-Joseph Roder,
J John Roach, Jacob Clark.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

Rev. I. PARKER. pastor of the Wm. St.
Me, Church. will deliver lecture Sunaay next
at o'clock p. m on he state of the country.
There will be no admission fee Charged, but
collection vii be taken for the benefit of the
Ladies Soldiers Aid Society.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

LHoR SALE at Manufacturers prices, the following
4 Machines;
Hubbard Mower and Reaper
Light Hubbard Mower.
Woods Light Mower.
Fishers Wrought Iron Mower.
Stetsons Reaper and Mower.
Kirby's Reaper and Mower.
Please call and examine before purchasing
June IS Is62-3ms c. O., CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

MoRGAx, THE GURRuI.A CnIEFTAIS, Coop
JUDGE OF SOMETHING To TAKE" WELL A.
HoRsEFLEsII-M Morgrn's thieves, during their
brief STAY IN ihs place. found time to break in
to our Office and steal our flag, which they sac
rilesiously tore up and trampled in the dust
They also broke into our desk and stole bot
tic Of .Bnters" which had been presented 10 us
by DR.. Robacb. We are very sorry we forgot
10 favor the Biters with Il dose Of stfychnine
or ratsbaue.- Richmond (Ky.l Messenger.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

Mr.. HEDGES, the gentI eman appointed Col
lector Of the National Tax for this Congress
ional district. has declined to accept the Office.
We have not learned whether his successor has
been designated.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

Mr.. J. S Cox, OF this place, has received
the appointment of Sutler to the l2lst Regi-
ment, Mr.. c. is well qualified for the place,
aud the selection is a most excellent one.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

ss by communication from H. w ALLEN,
ssssdated 9Th inst. published in the Cincinnati
Commercial, we learn that The Goth left
CoSington and the Ash arrived there on the
sllL T'he 96ih has been assgne,l to the Brig
q nde Of Gen. Bates.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-12

NIAGARA FAILS. Aug. 30.-Another Rebel
enissary attempted to cross the suspension
bridge to Canada, this morning, but was arres-
cd. He was dressed as female and carried a
baby, which be pretended to be nursing. He
was rather handsomely dressed, aud wore a
thick veil
1t is rumored that the arrested man is n rebel
of no little importance. His trunks and pa
pers are in possession Of the Provost Marshal,
and there is a great deal of mystery and excite
mcnt in regard to his identity.