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Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06


Card II, the undersigned having been under the
ueatheht OF Dr H. j. Czapkay, although unsolicited feel
called upon togive publicity to the efficacy of his treat
meht hoping that by doing may be instrumental in
preventing others from the fearful suerings and misery
experienced and which often results from the perncous
practice o petenders My disease has been that of phys
c ana mental disability which follows in consequence oil
ihdiScretons in youth The agones which endured are
perhaps unnecessary for to detail they known 70
those VINO have experienced them Suffice 1t to say THAI
having called the service of Dr. L. j. Czapkay into equi
ston all the expectations which may have formed OF
MN were more than realized would therefore recon,
mend Dr. Czapkay to all who may find themselves afflicted
WIN mat dreadful maady my object in doog being
sympathy for suffering humanity and heartfelt desire
of relieving them.
H. ST. .. J. DAHLEK Printer.
state of California City and County of San Francisco,
S--on this 3st day of July, A. d. 1856, before me-
Mm Jewett Notary Public personally appeared D. =,
Daiee known to me, who being duly sworn did dePose
and say that the contents of the card herewith signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand ana
a%ed my Official SEAL the day and year first above VIII
ten.
IL. s. WIN. G. JEwErT, Notary Pnbiic'
Address, L. J, CzAPKAY NJ D. San Francisco, California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-06-06

TAKE NO MORE BALsAM, MERCURY, OR UNPLEAs-
ANT MEDICINES for unpleasant and dangerous dis
eases.
HELIIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and I'M
PROVED ROSE WASH CURES
Secret Diseases
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

n We publish 70 another column al
,dds % the people u he State from tn
mmaulr,F Of the Texas troops in Aekan
IT cu,ht % be q matter Of deep ba.u,l
,'ion tina, such an address should be- han,
.--.-.ry to awaken cur ct.zns at home to
: seo.o 81 ,lNr responsibility and ilti7 duty
n'hs dny Of trial. 1t Is IsmcntaDle Tao,
I :. uesrJ tee rnti.e community have be.
'om. eI .af.ioae.s And among them that the
,iUh ard influential Hrc tie greatest. Those
~hs We e. 'E.desed cst0rtioncrs shor
mo A., ere Dor comparatively moderate
am, rad term 10 achi Up their head. aud
=, 'sok a, II they thanked Iieaycu ra,y aye
not a. cthers.
Oh tn, men coala realize the inspiring aud
Lailoslnv ililaoucc Il literally and patriot.
i'm, and 'he over ahelning power Of public
opinion when concentrated il yght dine-
roo. II they did there would he 70 com
plant The spirit Of esiortiln would b, eXhbi
'tcd ouly by tie Shameless and the dep,used.
men With whom money is everything and viz
tse nothing This is, az il ough, to be, day
n sacrifices The men Of means who have
given their snos IN the army, and stand
'-idy, il necessary, to take their places TO
commit to the lamea If demanded ~ the sa
cred cause in which we are engaged, their
property have An opportunity Of exhibiting
their ceilings by providing Tor the families
ssit sreh,nd by our soIderp We believe tba,
vc can speak for Harrison coeuty that bsr
oeu OF nscs0s viii do their duty and their
MI duty, 10 taking care Of the needy. and We
troN that every county 10 ,be state will DO
likewise.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

go rH as
. ,-setHs a.. ta 81 er -.tms
.. .a- tcrued ia 90 hvor I'D ~ t,r - the
sc, h.. ptogrr.s. %. 70. nv nav Zen
..fiy t,afn ou every GII n ching
l,n,s that vlromed iha Tlorioss rs7iise
I Tie rr.mg At Frgder,cksburg has scare'lS
II 70 svar. uher thsuc~s o. Bragg victory
a received Then eom.s the intelligence OF
h. rcpul, Of ule Abalu1uis'- at 'icAs
ing. ts sucoc- hl captures u Van Dorm
.s,l t.f rscapl4n VI Galyesioa.
In addition 20 The kilograms published
passengcfs from ghr East report that The
Yansee. have lea Nckspurg. with Their
acn. gunbosts Md transports. One rumor
u. that their commanders have landed the
loros receaii, repuls d rpon toe fa1oo above
v,eksburg. at Millikeu's lso'H. and that their
,ranspor,- have gra up the ri'er tor add
,ional troops Is u asserted, that deserter'
iron the VA .,e srmy state, that the eaeny
have ictrrmncd TO bring 500 @ men to bear
anon Vicksbarg. Other Gccun T. represent
the Ft,leras ss concentrating their forces
oeiea Port Hudson. arch.ng those tom
shove by land, on 'h'4 side Of tine Mississippi
river. to Jcin their comrades bclo~.
1t "a very oy q 49, that the scene Of mill
tary operations has been changed from Viz
gina 10 ihc Mississippi valley. Tie this
point two 81 our great generals ihaye been
removed, and here are concentrating the vast
armies hose dread cona,e, is destined to
shake the continent.
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NOTICE.

llgApau ,RrERs CosscRrrr Orricg.
FuE HARRISON CotNry !
MARSHALL, ItxAs. Jauuary . 1863 ,
y obedience 10 orde,s received from u. 3
! Martin. General Enrolling Officer Tor the
Eastern District OF Texas, all nan between
the ages Of : and 40 years who have so,
been enrolled, are hereby ordered to report 10
M, in Marshall On The 18th inst under the
penalty oil being considered rs dcscrters. and
u,nied as saeb Captains OF each beat will
order all their men who are under forty years
To report as above directed
W. 4. SMITH
Enrolhng Office, Harrison COUNTY.
January 10, 1853 nls-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

iuGtsENr,L II. ,nqu.mrrrs
lr'le IInck, AN Dec 70 i.G2
sergeant, Edward Henry, ul COMFY = T. h.,eh,
authorized 10 arrest aud .ecuteb non The !. INV
'hg de-efier ifom my regiment
l.cv CLARK, Go. c. Z J. Suindie N- H.
John Ioliver. Co Il, J".eph Cr4vI lu.t.
T. y. Roger. TO g., Ji-pcr < D. .to G.
) 80 lnk. Go J.. IhHmas 10, k,au Go. e.
j l., 'hild- Co, u. Edw ,nl. &c y.
Sergeant Henry j. also authorized 10 cali unon
Hil VnaitefmasierS and Comm--arios for tfnn.i,sf
lat'uh aud subsistence Tor .ad de-rrcr~ II npife
bonded Also 10 cali Hpon the Sherins III the
different e" mites Tor any assistance n.cdod for
The above purpose. II portion or al the deser.
ter named hc arrested. the -amr will be- con
lined IN some county jail until It IL pmrt, ALE
to convey Them back 10 theso hctd1uuiers
tsignedD H. ATfI'ttuUSE in
tol. Com 4 10Th ltegt Texas Inn.
DroKrSioS uF T, j >wtNhL,. oy Ursui1,
C6rsrs. Itn.- Was born IN Marion couutt
neorg'a aged u years farmer by occupation
enlisted IN The Amy o. the Confederate slate, III
Ameries for three year, ot the war under aptsin
i.ooney, Go. l. is,h Texas Infantry said swim
dh has grey eyes Ugh, hair and TAR complex ,o /.
Is 8 feet inches HIGH lie enlisted on Inc 3oth
Of March. isd2, at M Vernon TITUS county. Tex
MAKER
let Lieut. Comdg Co
January 10, 1868, lPriater's Fec ISL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

~. Complaints having arisen that the
Republican has no, hrrn received upon seg-
rral importan, routes in due season We have
concluded 70 change our day Of publication.
with the hope that It may hetter -ait the mail
connections Il will b. s,sa, this, wr have
adopted rhursday As our day ~ publication
We trust It will give satisfaction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

r Ladies' IN the " nifty Of Powcll,pn have
T. tsci "a 4 IA @pcety 10 NEE, at that place. and
vii hnakiay ircsiYe Contributions ~ any thing
= .-.H ga to tie comfort ct uof suffering -sl.
ass, ~ thos- l,neHt 40 Society ~ t9gmed.
1hs lHlfel 'c. Ms Lister, pgesidcnt, M.
lot va .i1tlenl. Nns. Turner. Secretary and
: - Woo Nun. Treasurer. Il.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

A rrR rH-sSr Cot Isaac W. johnston Of
,sis county. bad tho kindness 81 end a. len
asys e. o.. pair NJ pig. 81 be- splendid breed pi
ses. Ont, -ir --rks old, they appear one fourth
s'o~n Decided beauties they convey a correct
"a. ~ tie srtifr line. fixed mp IN elegant
eyis. 'iany thanks, ir.end Johnston for this
swy sccrptaNle pr -ent.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

The total assessment a. rrr Auditors re.
port Tor the year $50, was slai.1l2Og.
The pter,ia share Of each ol the above
named parishes. alter dedacling the ten thou
sand dollars subscribed by Harrison county.
Texas : altds as follows
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15
" antcd to Hire.

DOR the present Year, negro girl. suited
1 Tor nurse or house servant. Tor which
liberal wages will be paid. Apply a, this
uillce,
Jar To- lSG9 nlS-tf
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e290,OOO,oO

Now gentleman you will a, once see the
additional amounts that you are expected 10
Appropriate, and the executive compitte hope.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

~. g weston N-ve o' enc 9Th,
con,aas he following;
While We aIr -ulus to Nfc-- Ii- patches arc be-
,ng received '.W l.ttIt}. 10. vH #.... t.stG
icet lhbt ih'W ua- ur,u % .n.t g. s.e. n
winch oct iHI ,. have trtItt. 90 #.. fn-if. rrnc
1879 Ut t.s ,,.,uiv suu ~uuiui.- l.iUt Toe sai'i
usm Yrr 81 I-rtl deptHh rs tbc rt.cg raU1
- - the abu,r tff.tt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

that yoa . ID lake imu,dlsiciy tie n'cfS'a
e,.ps o. 90 % Or tinc DOW ,ssAth Nl
delay nngt hs fstal To- .n- cosnSr. A.
set Ia this matter p,eec address the Se'r'
tary Of GOWN tie fo< yy.r decnses 81 A.
sodria - that he ma, at once eommunic.''
- IN the executive cosmilice. am no' D.
possession Of the Necessary formation I
give TO the county II Harrison Ieaas hrr
prorata sharr Of the above amount but NJ.
correspond with the 'hiei Justice Of TIM
county, and ascertain II She - Wiling To-
np.xr an additional appropriation "h''h
have no doubt she will do and II 80 viii trl
the ASSESSMENT Of property Of that e"nn'!
ard see VIA, ber prorala share IS. Ho"'''r
i, . best perhaps for tte parishes here na'i'e"
| 20 appropI laIc auouuls uuurAtd lu each '.
their natn,s for there II mo- doubt thi' it'
defrnccs now in course ci erection WI &c.
qure every dollar of the cslimair and 1.4I.
therefor, any amount thu may b. sah.l -incI
bv Harrison or any other unity nr a'lsh
viii be used IA the excess oi the estimated
cost
Hoping gentlemen, that you will act %
this matter at once remain yours.
Very Respectfully
u. J. ELDER.
Secty for *. Committee lor River deien'c'
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+ MING.

THE undersigned is prepared to rcd
l and 'un for the public at lea. five :,
dr,d biz at his tan yard. ven mtl,s ;
of Marshall Tie viii Tau ON SHARES
hall for the other. All hd,~ will Il. ma
with the initials " the own,,s. and prony)
rcceiplod ior. have resolved tn tan
share hides 'eparq',iy aud 4 brought to
tan yard cayfg III. Owner, will get the !.
leather turned out of my vas; ard q
article OF leather gunrBnleed in ever lnsisl
II the hides arr sound wien received
W X u. WARD,
Jan 10. SOB uli-.in.
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TANNING ON SHARE

1D parties furnishing me hides ,hi. witt
! ! viii return, neat FALL. one half OF 4
huihc, ,felaceh The hides nin-t re 4
IN lots Of no, LEES than ten IN number lihod
two or mure persons may unite TO make VI
lot and be distinctly marked by the cTi
on the neck Of the clt side. A duplicated
ceiPt, ions TO b. signed and sent back I
the the retained by NE stating the ID
dor OF hides AID the mark. As soon !.
pack tiiliy hides ia received. | shall Pat M
IN tan, aud 20 On with ,iG next in order
J MARSHALL.
January 10. ls63. ul6-,L
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Ne " AijNt,iiltLMtNTS


w iltRtA~ 'hc condition nl public at
W hir. STATE and Cont jrra,c icudefs II
~ r-.e-v IL 10y opIa o.. that the rgtslnturc
should be convened 10 l,tra S.. JUG
Nov THEREFORE ] r. L Iuaaok. Gov.
ernor OF the state of Texas. de- ! s,bs i,sur
thI~ rR Proclamation. nrd.rhg the Iegih.
,nrc the STATE of Texas 10 e, .Nene M Ia.
ira Session Il, The Capitol ID the cit, OF
Austin on Monday the sccoud day Of Fcbfa
AIRY, A y 1863
Asp vHgREAs j, IS believed that yaeaa
cics exist in several Of TIE Senatorial hud
Representa-. Districts OF this State o.:
Nov THEREFORE,, do require the Oh %
Justices oi the several counties conn. sing
such Districts lur any two County Cuumi-
'ioncIs. u tec,s.n'y upon the receipt ~ this
Proclamation 10 proceed to have el,,liuu.
arId IN their respective counties. TO I'LL said
vacancies after having piycn not NOR than
ten nor less than five days toiice Of such
election and make returns thereof according
10 law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

H. foi Com. 27h Reg Ter. c.
WV Nal RsNEy, \ Adj
iIg,peu,rrEEs 2sru Rrar Tr, ca
tssf BAybv NETBr. AK,

N"' ''Na'A VIZ uft y Aht
December :, 1862.
All absentec- from thu 2sth Rcgt II I'd
Cavalry in I,Sas or ou@ana ar hs-
ordered 10 immediately repor, TO Lieu.
Fitzpatrick, at Marshall. Texas, WIN !.
powered by Lieut., Gen. Holmes to eJ
and bring 10 .be Regiment ala d,sclicrs. IA
who have oversiayed ihcir leaves of nt~~a
or those ca sick trlough
Ihose ahscntces who are not able to 4
~ill be- cvamined by a board Of Snrrgos,
be- selected by liut Fitzpatrick Noj
cuse Viii be accepted under any circt
stance bu; where they are able TO ia
they arr required 10 cone 10 their fcg,a
To get tull discharge. Those WHO do
comply with this order will he se,cf,h 4
shed. Lieut. Fitzpatrick has tall poar
act 10 the premises. BY order r.,
Eli II. BAN1lR. is,
IL Coi Com - IN Ree Ter tt
VIZ NEAL R,nrY. Adjt.
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20 'he Republic
SPEED TIE WHEEL.


Ssif'er snd s~'ter. speed he y heel,
From early morn III dewy eve
Then round and round let go the reel.
10 hank the thread The thread - weave
Ihcn qsics 'Ac shettic let It hy,
Nimbly your feet and hnger- Ty.
To make The Tnrp and weave the woof.
The lonely ssntiuels only roof.
Mother, sister, daughter and wife,
Speed The wheel for your very life,
Turn gu. The wheel. IL. th., the thread,
Nill shield your son from winter dread
Then quiek the needle. ~; u ~
And number let your hHg,r~ py,
~ cat sud ulakr and mend and SOW.
Ine soldiers shield from coming snow.
The summer. gone the winter come.
speed the wheel j. the soldier hLm.
Slred the wheel, IT, the thf"sd OF hfc.
' Temper ihc siud-, the prayer 81 the wife
~ htr quicker. umb .er. -. tti ny,
Aud nimblcr, quicker needle, iay,
TO m,ke Me w,rp ana weave tie v
fhe LONELY zen mel "nly root
t. eut AID make AID mead and .as
In, s1.de,s sh.c.l from comm 4sW
H,ss ...,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

~ Advertisements. from this date. will be
sfsrg.d oar dollar per squitc for each Insertion
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15

... tivgS under my hard aud
,AEN the 'irgt send Il State nj Aus
:M tin this thir',th day Of Dee, m
S her, Ammo Domini one ihousanu
7H'1' eight hundred and six,ytwo
and in The year If the Indcpcnleucr OF 'r,xas
the TWEEN ,.scvcaIh.
by lhc Governor,
T. Il TtBDOCF.
x. J, Towns. Secretary Of state
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-01-15
SUBSCRIPTION 70 THE REPUBLICAN.

Money can he forwarded ny mail a, on ri-k
q 1fedsfsIa bills Neunty warrant N adjoining
osnntiea, lauisiana Bank Notes. aud IeSt- Urea.
- Warrants received. We viii he no ind.y 4
al shiupllsef- or cut hiil-.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

so, While their counlrymen struggle aea;n,J
tyranny they hate, and then by remaininn
home, claim to share the fruits of their vic,os;
without participating in the dangers Of ,hs;.
battles e'
Resotved, That we tender our sincere that.
to the ladies of Otumwa for their benevoIaa.
contributions towards the e. s. Sani,a,v Gu
mission that has been aided and supported he a.
Union-ioving ladies OF the State. We love Ibans
tor their patriotism, self-sacrfciDg devotion -
purity. Surely many thanks are due them r.,
their untiring zeal and energy in relieving ,hs
wants of the suffering soldiers.
Resoioed, That Generals Curtis, Tuttle Ia,
man, Elliott and Dodge are we'll WORTHY =,
wearing the laurel-wreath of honor; that ~
will give them our undivided support; that thai.
heroic deeds already accomplished will epdu,s
to future generations.
Resolysd, That We are fighting in boly ana
just cause, and that we. as citizen soldiers ~
Iowa, will ever remain true to the trus, renossd
in Us; and that we hereby pledge anew our lives
and honor TO remain at our post until the l,.,
traitor on American soil has laid down his arm,
or has been swept from existence.
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North 1t will do them good. The mean, con-

North. 1t will do them good. The mean, con-
temptible, cowardly sneaks they onght all to
be enrolled in chain gang, and made to work
on the public works until the war ends. think
they would do the country more good in that
way than any other. hate them worse than
do the open rebels, and would just as leave hight
them. Just to think of til" mean, sneaking cow
ards, talking of the Northwest seeding from the
East and joining the South! The man that made
the proposition, ought to be hung. It fairly
boils my blood to think of it; aud hope that
God will never allow the accomplishment of such
wicked scheme.
look for victory when thers lie mother attack
made on vicksburg
Our officers, as general thing, treat Us as
we'll as they can. As for the tales about our not
getting enough to eat, starving, aud the like,
there is no truth in them, at all; aud if there are
any that do not get enough to eat, it is their own
fault I. is true that once or twice, when we
had to march all night, we have got pretty huns
CRY, but that was unavoidable, and was no fault
of our officers There are few persons 10 tie
army who take delight in circulating such tales,
to raise discomfort among the soldiers. Friends
at home, such men ought to be put on bread and
water until they learned to know better.
We are still in camp here at the same place.
and things are going on much the same as when
I,,wrote before. The sound of cannon hes got to
be so common, both night and day, that it hard
ly wakes US out OF our sleep any more.
The work on the canal is going on in earnest
at present. The weather has been very disa-
greeable down here for some time, 1t is raining
now like it meant to continue for while.
Riley Burlington is with the Regiment and
we'll. Ed. Sargent is at Memphis, in the hospi-
tai. 1 have not heard how his wound is getting,
bnt presume it is getting we'll.
As have no news to write, will close
From your friend, as ever,
A. L. WHIT.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

Y- The order of Gen. Wright prohibiting
the sale of arms, powder, percussion caps, was
issued in information that some Of the Copper
heads of Indiana were seeking to obtain large
quantities of those articles from that city. As
it was presumed that these reptiles did not in.
tend to use them against their ardent Southern
friends, the General thought it advisable to
preserve these munitions of war for more loyal
persons. We are not satisfied that the order
was necessary. Creatures who lack courage to
fight traitors are not likely to do much harm to
ANYBODY else
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

tT A Georgia refugee, now at Murfreesboro,
declares that thousands in that section are ear
nestly praying for the success of the Union arms.
Throughout northern Georgia and Alabama there
is terrible restitution of the actual necessities
Of life. So fearful and horrible has the military
despotism become in that region, that even the
slave holders, who cling to their negroes with so
much desperation, would gladly give up their
last Singer" to escape from the tyranny which
now treats them as despotically as they have
been accustomed to treat the subordinate race
He is sure that if the Northern people could only
look upon the sufferings Of the Union men in
those States there would be no further diversitv
of opinion among them as to the absolute neces
sity of vigorously prosecuting the war to sue
cessiul issue! We are afraid that be did no,
accurately comprehend the baseness of a genuine
Northern Copperhead.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

eB- A man named David johnson, seces-
sion traitor, from Jackson county, Missouri, hung
himself at Thornton, not far from Chicago, on
Friday last. BE had been arrested in Missouri
for persistent acts Of disloyalty, and paroled on
condition that he would make his residence
within twenty miles of Chicago, and not return
to Missouri during the war. He was in bad
health and low spirits FOR some time previous to
his suicide
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The Soldiers to the Copperheads, Greet
Ing!

CoRINrH, Mss, March 8, 1853.
EDITOR HAwK-EYE--Dear Sir: You will con
fer favor upon Company K, I'd Iowa Infantry,
by publishing the following resolutions in your
paper. The resolutions were unanimously ajop-
ted, there lot being dissenting voice in the
whole company. Although some of the resolu-
tons relate more particularly to our town, OF
sumwa, and were gotten up for publication in
the Ottumwa Courier, yet we are DESTROYS of let.
Ting our friends as we'll az our enemies, all over
the State, know how we stand on the war CUES
ton. We wish to let them know that we have
not become faint, disheartened, and are ready to
give up the struggle We give the lie to all
such reports published in the tory sheets at the
North; and we hold them all Up in the same
light as we do the Ottumwa Mercury, and itsedi
tors. We advise the h0,ne traitors to repent ere
it ia too late, and come out on the side of the
Union, for we are determined to conquer in spite
of their efforts to the contrary; and should they
persist in their present course until the close of
the war, and the soldiers return to their homes,
they will consgn them to their graves politically,
TO be remembered, only, as the meanest and
most cowardly foes our Government has had to
contend with. Yours truly
WILL. G. HOLDEN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21
SCHUYLER CoLFAH

There was rousing Union meeting a,
Iowa City on last Thursday. Speeches were
made by G. c. Cole, Esq, Gov. Kirkwood and
Hiram Price, during the afternoon and evening
II was good time for everybody except the
Copperheads, few of which reptiles lurk il
that vicinity.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

0-The Q. S. District Attorney for the State
OF Illinois, Hon. E. c. Larned, now suffering
from bad health, is about visiting Europe, for
the purpose of improving it. During his absence
5. A. Goodwin, Esq, of Chicsgo, will act in his
| place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

CHAsGE.BLE Two sons of Erin upon the
street yesterday were discussing the weather.
Ph-"Very changeable weather We are hay
lag, Mck?"
Nike You may well say that. never saw
the likes Of it in my life Here is St Patrick
dsy-past nine o'clock, and as sober as a
Plas:,"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21

% lilman Chance, who was arrested on
charge OF encouraging and advising desertion,
and examined before o. S Commissioner sih,ev
at Des hoines, was discharged by the Commits.
soner on the l4th inst. The arrest was made
On the sworn affidavit of private of the seth
Iowa, who reiterated his statements before the
Commissioner; but five Copperheads, on behalf
of the defendant, overweighed his testimons,
and the result was that the Commissioners fol,
bound to discharge the prisoner.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-03-21
Letter From q Private In the Iowa 25Ih.
CAMP NEAR VICKsBYRG, MIss.,l

VCUtUaIy IVsut 1OUU.
FKlrND McKNNEY:-Yours of the llth came
safely to hand, and was read with pleasure.
was glad to hear from you and know that you
were all we'll aud hearty.
/ am glad to hear that the Copperheads got
such a hoist at the last election in Burlington,
and hope they will get Ike lesson all over the