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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
NOTICE-The co.partuership of BE
IN HbNnlCO COUNTY COURT, 10

TIE Court having again to-day in conformity With ibe at
tournament having further considered their dulles referred
the r,du-iOn the Governor Of the eel.
Of yesterday have s2poned the soTesar REL
ou ratsy all ssyescldsrs Of the county In
fortaiiy With Assembly under which the said ecu
lion Is male aud ascertain tina; the fuowing ayehots
labor the fori eauons the fooSlg nurbo or
male .ye the of eighteen and IoTty Ave yssf
PERIOD exceeding sixty days that 70 The !1osSs
shall each send for the purpose Aforesaid The no
h.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

Tic court doth order and require 10 conformity 10 the II
Of Assembly, ths each Of the shareholders named
deli his her quJtz q the tsyes, specified shove
sheif Of this cCuuty at the un House thereof on TX
the l3h day of Feb uary, g. by the bou' Of u O'Clock
tai aay be ~ tie said sheriff de Nered 70 an
officer Of the Confederate ates, purvAnt said Set
iur. do so, the said sheriff directed 70 pro
seiIe all slaves delivered In the directed b!
All tlayes Eel will be liable be helI for nnr'y
eIq-ts W. FeLKEs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at the usual hour, and opened
with prayer by the Rev. Dr. Burrows of the First Bap-
tist Church.
The SPEAKER laid before the House = communica.
ton from the Secretary of the Treasury relative the
disbursement of funds for ministers and agents who
side abroad. Referred to the Committee on Ways and
Means and ordered TO be printed
Mr. LYONS, Of Va, moved that the House 60 into
secret session. Not agreed to-
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Tie Eag-rcr OF yesterday continues to urge objee-
ITO 70 the poic- Of eonciiating the Northwestern
States. The following paragraph contains the gist Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

THURSDAY, Feb. "a 1863
The Senate met at IL o'clock, NM HuSrEs, of
Va, in the Chair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-13

Mr. CLAY, of Ala, submitted tho following resolu
ton, which was adopted
Resolved That the Committee on Flag and Seal en-
quire into the proprety Of adopting "a cavalier" thu
seal of the Confederate States Of Amsrica and OF rI
Us model the equestrian statue of Washington tn,
Capitol Square of this city it appears from east
ern view.
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Act entitled An Act 10 ,a;aen3 an 4 G,
to organize aud supply negro labor for
coss, dsf-nce. il, cortplisy,ee mi,l, r.oni
sssions Of The G6sesnmerf. of rhe C,m.
federafe States, ard 10 sutiIorizes and
direct the Guxernor,to paoceea,to furn.
sir'hesro ,labos underi the sail Act :.
'psssedsep ba-stsh day Of February,
sAnno Domipi ohe thousand ejSb. b a 4
dred -ahd sisiy hree, Ne and tie s.ame
is hereby aitcfed and arieaded, so IN ~,
the Commissioners OF Raeds and are
hereby autiio,izel ap.l. Directed, to col
l"ct the. fines imposed, For such dcf,iiit
in the maoner nd@ provided br Law
for default it rhe, I,-ffarusancs ,of road
dutv, aed to pavethey fines so collected
to the susie Agent TO he. byd,ih, ex.
pet,de.l in the hire Of negroes 10 bs EN-.
spioyed on coast defencss. - = -rSc'ss'.
Wiz, That 81 any CoHfmissioners II
Roads, or any Board OF. Commixsion e5s,
or the. authorities OF, any, Incorporate q
city. town,'pr village, shall neglect or
tsiuse To comply will, the provisions al
this Act, he Or they sinaii SITTER for cach
and every defaut, The ss,rme- pains and
'peratties, aDdin thu same. ,i,auper ms
are now prescribed By She Statue Jaw
of ihis. Stae for, the. .ppnistincnt 81
Commissioners Of. Roads FIR neglect %,
ne6,saE,o discharge tho duties REQUIRED
ofthem. r,'R : -.
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An Act

~ - nm hGI
To qme,aa an .hct entitled. " An Ict 10
amend. an Act c,thfed t1n 1ct TO
organize and supply Negro EahQ,.
!! for coast dcfeace, IN compliance ,oifh
= rsguisifions of the Gove,hnient>of tie
r Confederate .states," and: for other
purposes. Is"
{ 1. Beit enacted By tho Senate ana
Honse Of Representatives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly aifd bv Tho
authority Of the same. That the twelfth
seoiior pf an Act entitled can Act 10
organize and supply negro labor for ths
coast defepce, in compliance with rr4ni-
isiliops OF tlie Government Of Ifbe Con-
Tolerate States" .psssed on, the cigh:
teenlh day Of DcctBher. Anno Do,uini
one thousand eight hundred sand sixty
iwo'be, and the sameis hereby.,epeale,l.
ii. Tbstthe Commissioners Of Roads
be, and they are .hetehy, required 10
make returns, on oath: to .tbeir respect.
i've, Boards, ,of alf.persons miihin 5fhcir
divisions who. shaif .iaake .defaun in
furnishing their qaeta OF negro l'tbor
&hen called for, in pursuance of ssid
Act; aud il shall 10. the tuty iof:: said
Boards TO seforfthe- names of all such
.defaulters 10 lhe Fall Teifa sfihe Court
OF Common Pleas and g epsrd Sessions
sbid also what action they have taken
ID relation tosuolf Slefaulters.
III. That.the aaihori,ies Of any in,
corforated city, toy~n ov sjlIras,S mol
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An Act to Suppress the Distillation
OF Spirituous Liquors In this State

SFNih"UVus Hi4uuls . IN tIlS .StaLe.
~. BE, ~ epooted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. now met AMI
sittHg in General Assembly and by. the
Authority Of 1lre same. That from and
aher The ratification Of this, Act. and
during the couIiRRaace of the existing
lwnr between Tie Confederate States and
United States Of America. she dis,itla,
hon OF spurious iiquo,s of any name or
KIND, from dny material ~or snbsfaace
other than Tie ORDINARY fruits is their
season, shall be, ai,dis hereby sb,olu.e
-iy rrohi6ued, except as hereinafter nro
Yided and any person or:persons who
shall distiil, or cause TO he distilled, or
he concerned in the .distilh,,ica pf any
spurious liquors in This State, or who,
shall ttaHsport, or cause TO he transpor.
ted, or be concerned in the trafithor1a
ticm of any material Sr substance What,
ever, other than the fn,iis afaresai,i, be.
yond Tue limits "f this State, for the
p9rposerar with The knowledge thai Mo
sa1iis is, 20 be distilled into sspi. ituus
liquors. shall bc dceiued gsiltv Of "a.
hfgh n,i>deMeaaor. aud on cu,.iclioii:.
IN addition to forfeiting .thGir Stills ard
o'lFc'sspFara!ns, msea in the disiiIls,ia.,.
TO the public use. shah be iinpii<o,iHd
not legs than s;x merG,s nor more Than
two years, and te fstFcd- no: k<s .ls,su
one thousand nor more than I've thou,
Sand dol lars. u pll.andred apa fey .kl-.
lars .: WHICH iine shall 60. 10 lie 'infnf:.
per, who shall he a comptten, witness.
10 prove the fact 80 -. ye.,x. = {"
II. That his Esce)lrfjcs the Cover.
nor, on being ,sati >factorilv assured that
an increased quantity OF spirirnon. is
qnors whieI, Cannot be otherwise pro.
cured, is absolutely necessary ,E,r nedi>
cinal ,pnrposes IN this State, skatl ha, e
power TO hnre-smaDufacture,! at some
central ,aD.} convenient %Iocatiun. bv
skilled: and responsible agents, n 'iix-,i
salaries, to be appointed by himself.
such Quantity of alcohol: er pure spirits
ne shall be 'dee,nedireqnisite for,ihe pur,
poses aforesaid; /; andao make such rules
a6d regulations FOR 1Le diS,lil6,ior OF
lie same. hsherever reed e,i yth rou cl.soi
The. State, rs i,a1f he most cobse,iis.n,
and elect ust,o meet the ,put,Iic eAiecn.
cy. and at thessaiAe lime .sscure It's up:
piicaiop, as far as is practicable, exclu
s'FSiy to me,hcinai purposes. -
l,. inat>tt. ,hHll got M lawful d"t
"P"'hec"f'e'' rhys'cians or oii'er per
sens wi'',.sitsp Perei'sse or PToeere e my my
qaoss distilled 10y the Ghtfofifys afore,
s.su; 70 re;sen ..t, or ulspose ot the same IN
npy quanp,F' 20 any pe>seee,T OF persons
l"r any osher -stife s''tctiy n'edtelnal
pu'p9ses, e. OF :. an advance s,t OF mese .tan IL.
sWea'y i've per esnl"% or IT'S cost ana
Tny pess.n ;"Ho ,s, snau V,oisie-"'e Prov,
.aS,,.. sW. :, ' see..". se"a ne ossmf.'
.;,.a,sN'. ,,i'sa'e =, e ." COW
. '..saoI.ts, '; 'n',''s "s fes t'.ne ,i..' "''
sum not exceeding iirehandrsd .d;,Isss
~ 1Ta, III, Il, xstiaSn,ss,E.s -
en,nmy s6sriai s.snes i,sc ar.',,S,,,. 49,
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- serate States. = 49, 49,
In, cospphsnce with tbe. reouest OF
lGonRsess Contained in .resoh lafous pass
ed on the fourth day iof the cavsent
mouth, j invoke your attention TO the
pfessnl candiiion and ,'fiftUse pfot pscts
O. ".'f county and 70 the duties which
PsaiiUtistn Imposes on.us all. during this
great Struggle for our homes, and onr
ssIfie.e tssola,i0p. s,s 10 .he following
language; = -. t-,5,,- = -. ;.
ESofs4 tRKsoLurIoss arLArrse TO .rnE
!" rSUbc6rIos or paoyrsfoss. ~
Whereas, astrohg impressios prev ails
through lhe couniry chat the var ii;Sw
being waged asainst the-pecpls Of the
-Confe,fsrate Sttes may terminate dur.
ling tIro present lyear,; and whereas tliis
impression Is leading. mapyS patriotic
| I,cifNens 70 engage, largely in the prod,,c-
EtioA Of cotton and tobacco, which the,
would not SclherS.se do; and whereas,
iir tlre opinion Of Congress it ia Of the
.u,most i'm p9rtancr, not$only wi b vi, "
TO The proper subsistence Of onr armies,
hut fortles interest and welfare of ali
the people, that the sgricultual labor
OF tho country should be employed
chiefly in the production OF supply OF
food 10 meet every contingency. There.
fore, ~
s 7fesoiued byS Tie oongressof t1ss Con-
tldefdfe Stqsessof 4mevfca, That ii is
Ftbe deG1efate Judgment Of -Concress
that athe people Of these States, While
hoping for peace, should look to pro.
iopged1 war, assthe only condition brof-
fered by Che enemy sRort Of subjugation; {;
Tat every, preparation necessary 10 e, /.
counter, such q war should be persisted
in, and that the atnpiest supply of pro-
visions for armies and people shoald be
the First sct0cc. $of .>ali ngricnllufists
&whsreforeijt u earnestly recolnn,snded
,thak the people, instead .eft ptantiau
COTTON and tobacco, shall direct their ae
'ricmtnrai- labor mainly 10 The produc.
ton Of snchs crops NJ will insure suiIi
Cheney. Of food for. all classes and for,
every. emergency, thereby, with true
patriotism, tspbordinating the hope of
gain TO the certain good Of the country.
SSsc. 2. That the President is hereby
'rca,iested to ;.sna.o 49,, -, .o,,,
peanis of f,,o,s 80 n"";n n " @ 'ne
them the necessity Of guarding against
the great perils # a short crop Of pro
yisioas, .aRdSse,ting forth such teasous
therefor rs his judgment may dictate. ,
Fully concufring iD the views thus
expressed by the Congress. j. .oobt,aen,iy
appeal to yoar love of country for aid
in carrying into effec, the recommends.
,iions-of our senators and Representa-,
tives. - :,
!, We have 'r reached the ..,os., of i,s.
second year of The wat AMI .1a, ,,,ss;;a, t
52itb inst pride 10 ,be history of ons,
young Confedefacy. : Alone unaided
ssse ltass n,eslan .ovesthrown the mosi
forusidsble eombinatiod Of naval and,
military arma.hents That the lust, of
conq ass,fe ,ef gathered ,ogetlsar for the
ssabjagalioa of free pcspIe. Yes began
ithi.. struggle without a single aah afloa,.
q l-','~'''t
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eace OF theee fConfedefat6 States, and
transrnjf TO. our posterity the heritage
bequeathsd 10 Ilsasy our f.tf,ers. &
f. eSigned.) - JEFFERSON DAVIS,
EXECUTIVE orffoE, Gichmond, April
10, 1863. " r.
PLAN SUGGESTED py THE SECRETARY or
49, wkt. - ? .r.-s-9 .,
!. Let tire people in4 each county.
parish, Onward, select at p,,bIic pee,ing.
rs essly rs coryenieat, a committee oi
three or .niore DISCREET citizens, charged
with the duties hereinafter mentioned.
IL. Let 81 be. the duty Of Ills com
nisttee to ascertain from each citizen in
the county or parish what amount ef
surplus Riea,, whether bacon, polk or
beef, he can spare forAilte use of Abe
army, afler reserving a supply FIR III.
family aaa those depshdent ON him for
food. - o.. -, 4 .
Let this committe fix price which, is
deemed. by them a. just. compensation
FOR the articles furnished, and isform
the cilisshs what this price is, so tnai
each may know, hefore delivery, .mka,
price is o>bo paid for the aricles fur,
aished.' 49,. .'.s..is-i-' *. -. =
Let this committee make arrange.
rnents for The, transportation of the sun.
plies to- some. conyenient depot. after
consultation with the officer Yho is 10
receive tberh. = -. - =
Les The .eonimi,tse make delivery of
the supplies on receiving psylheHt. Jf
The price. ami rasson,e The, duty, OF pay
ing II over 10 the ci.izsns who have Eur.
,nished tho supplies. .-. 1 I
- III, Where the duty Of the -cor NIT
zee is performed in any lown-or CITY al
which there roay be,a aQuarlcrmastei or
'Commissary, no further duty need be-
required sofihem ,han 10 deliver 10 The
officer list Of names OF the citizens. an,i
II the supplies which, each is ready TO
furnish, and tie pri % fixed " hereuy,on
the. officer will himself gather Inc sup
plies and make payment.
:" N.-Where tue suppiie arc. Furnished
in the country the cost Of Transportation
TO the depo. viii be paid ly the Govefn.
'ment, in addition 10 the. price fixed Ly
the cepmiree.. -. ..,-......', =
- V. As this appeal is made TO Tie
people for the: benefit Of Or lrpve de.
fenders how in, the army, the depart:
,aent ,eiics &itb.confidence. On the pats
rio,ism Of the people thai no more Than
jus, COMPENSATION would be fixed 10y the
commirtees, nor accepted by those whose
chief. notfte will he to'Wid their country,
and no, TO make undue gains out Of tLe
needs of our noble soldiers. St' e.
-. JAMES h.SEDbON,
Secretary of War.
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palsio,isth, ] have placed t6e fscts fnlly
and frankly before you. :Iet .as All
unite IN the !pe,formapcs Of orr Iiy,y,
each in Es sphere and, with cosce.tta
,Persisteat aud wen directed effoft, there
seeshs litt'e'reasos tStdoubt ittas,, under
the blessings Of Him 10 whom ~e, iook
for gl,idafIce, and''wbo has bee6 to- ms
our si,ieid sud our strengths, ss -shaH
maintain the sosefei9nty and indepsaa.
eace Of these Confederate. States, and
!ransraie to our posterity the hsritage
sbequeathsd 10 Gsasy oar, ,fsthers. &
,{Signed.) JEFFERSON. DAVIS
ExEourtvE orffcE, Gichmond, April
10, 1863. ~ x r.
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tAsi,a,,i a " = a:',f~ Nsstsp: &c I"~S'ss
'esss tic -tIb;e eu,rat; g" Mh>. hIes.
mSy ml .5eas g,iot nd nian g,.ye y"
doiIars and a M. hsf'" "f 'Lre Tsi, brFr
l'qtsyoca So me. -Ho&e'.s. th' gsh, If
This d''y- ein't nigh 81 -le.p. "r has
aun,"
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Ndvcrtiseinenss sent in without fbe .numbs
~ inseftsoua srcciaci, w;ll TO pdblishca unit
crdorcd out and .charge,l fsr aceordinplys..
.e-..s.s.---.--s.,,,..-ss :. s.,,,..-ss.-..-....-.
, Cd ana Pray. & :.
= Soldier. n y6u desjre -satvsiion, an
want 10 kpow ~hat,te do i a,lsise.So
iio 20 this very DAY TO The Lord Jesu
Christ, IN the first pfwaie place ,yfou.ca
find, apd eptrestI liW in.prayer to cav
your soul. Go and Imay: <,
5, Tell TIin fi,ae you have. liessd Stlla
He receives -ipdsfs, a,fI has said;i. Ihn
that. cometi unto Me: / viii in no Ms
Cast ogt." Tell Him that You are
poor sinner, aud. that you come to Jfih
son HE faith efilis w6inyi; alton. rs
sllim ,pes put youyself wholly and en-
.tiieiy In His hands. that You f.elEvjl
and belpless.end hopeless IN ,yoarsll
aud ina. psliess II Iesaves you, you ,nis
no hope 10 be saved at all. T1ieseecI
Him TO deliver son :fro,u uhe, guilt. .tb
power and the consequences Of. si6.-
Beseseb Him 10 opardep. yon and wasl
you ia Hi-own liood. Beseech Hin
10 10 g.Ve you new bear,, and ths lioI,
gite: you 9raee aud. fiIl aud will snt
power to lie His tli>eiple and servap
rom s.'SSGaS-preseT =, Vh' 'so,dier, %
.h,S very Say-ata ieiitthese 'lingsSh II
s9e Lo'o 'ss9s 1n.'st. ls'yI" really ar,
~ sa'hes' ies epout Syourts''a'. Up, ant
pray IN : - -. ,.,.,,-.Jlt'sS,
:: 60 .en D, ,i',"" VOW ohn way, anu !oh'
wv ~, ,,, -" =. - uoo,r, :STg;e 20 te'
80; 81, 80, fF ~ Soa - ~" E'e't
;n,,d"'i 80 :, :" a. "s s c'S
,i,;pg to tel cS,is;s BaI, =, S ~ :
.Es.r NO, L.ca,,.a .on,SSi. ~ p" @
n,a,;ms ,.s''s Du,s osS,1,9ei - s's""
,'n,rsn - ~ ~, ~,
Son a. .,,,.,,I,s VA ,;s......,, ~
frsf h.II,,;ns. nf hsr ;nf,a,' b" Az ss.pe ~
i,less.A' S,yn nndo = 49, - -. 1s :
fIc car. mad 4 s,ah auJ see n msan;,io
in aproan, j,ut, 90 and prayE
Desp.ir NOT Lesanse, yaudn "a, No,
an, snssssz i@@saia'$lys s With. .i ys'
are sDrak ihp 4 ..sns l. listensn0 TT ~,
delays an ANSWER, L Is onIy for si.,
ieasens. snd 20 Try ifyou are IN eagnes,
Fray or and1tse answer will sureI,
came. Though u tTry' Wal, q fr & it, 7
viii will surely eeiiio az last But 90. and
3ee5 f.ss.- = eNr''t:an ~'' 9 .s1e 1sae1' ,
~, ~ - -wS : 49,.
Summer tFfitads. 4, :. :,
rs the.s*aJles retaraaSith Spring
40 Sn,, l.'enas ss,ss Seto'n, Prospe,aST'
and t sSs sd'Ss Sse VS "'sa ssis S'Ssf viii 's'
amid l,outess of roxcs =, n, aSs q, aaf E,,,,,,
rer anssiled away ,o 5ries,ss 'iS, liz
,sss. ssss . Is s";,ssas 81; . !:
TO s'.ssr. rsssss.a, is' VEL ,s,.s
oas syss,o xsses assss s ss Mns ..sassss, ~ sss
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= AT a ehussi, %eoilyetiop Or missions,
! tho rfp'sLsr ssSi: sssiy Ghtistma ssa,
Sttireh, 3'd me cantion tl,ess of yon who
sfst. hs bat,ous, not ,.ia. lres.k On the
i:eyes. III speis .ibeis Coz ssos arf Htay
iSth, not pass 'asAsIg the stcsttsn ioy
! sVih,"" q, -. 80 :, ~
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* '"'tia a !As Of :r"iees, is. weaI,b--
here 10 FuNriiy. :: s-sss. .
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,, a wxer, a cali d oa; rslouLsin Tho n;t E
DGnH ! .a,ie theatre. :" Mr. smni, f'%. w." /
A. - 8, "is1,hte " ST, 'r.,fDu a 'hm.
~ IT. avg .twe+ty i've S,ui.ns arose
ny ~: - VI: ohn Smitl.S house, said
go ! !; ~ "a q 1hifty. sar:do~p, sis,,sing ,,uf
! nue., y Eiise Gev u:0e JohnSmiths D, a., ,'
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but laruor
Iamnnas ger III 10 missing, as so many of Them
taken prisonars ~a Th MAJOR MarshaB were
brigade. in Liza ne loss OF the whole
is abont 200. Ta wounded and missing,
raDernant fro,, tu a Who watched the en-.
never saw so das nesmoorihg nils, say they
T rodo saw thr 80 desperate and bloody flghi I
next morn;ns a Uhi snastered Brigade the
not seem to mo iaroa s .Iur regiments did
lment. = Yon vii, &c, man one full regis,
We ~giiff ered Of rb ne now dreadfulfy
charge on vi Laipion HUI and the
Iuka and Cor;ntb 70 say nothing Of
talitv orr Rr;naIn n' Dy some strange IA
fighf fbraa % .saae always seems fated 10
this time snnnnss u .ar s; ,neir number, and
1t was so Of HI so !; zen lines that number.
Champion Hiii an,a IL ~ Was M SO at Corinth, at
Rnt two 49, anu AZ missionary Ridge.
are ours" About o tle enemy ay and they
cenf.r An su1inn;r m.oEea up his force from the
ridge and swans the nas n ioiumn around the
ca nfurina Dc nss .ne Whole thlng clear, and
ter dark + was foend ~ .h artillery. Soon af-
retreat HooLar star,ad enemy We're in full
70 o,clool, a~i pI o;aiteu Ia pursuit about
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12

". rover, OF the Cork Lunatic ASYLUM.
has cured rs per cent. of the patients' 'A AZ ~
Ter few applications, they like the treat.
ment, and ask for it. The number of cures
IS double the proportion of cures by the old
systems; The deaths have diminished one-
nan. Ihlrty idiots have been SO improved
as 70 enjoy their lives and be made useful.
alo many persons, pronounced incurable
to their friends.
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G-T The Board of Supervisors of Scott
county have appropriated three thousand
dollars out of the County Treasury to the
aid OF soldiers families, and five hundred
more for the benefit of suffering soldiers.
They are determined to do their duty up
there it seems.
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There will be a Convention of Illi-
nois Farmers held at Springfield, on the
5th day of January next, to consult regard
ing the agricultural interests of the State,
&c. That's right. If the farmers will not
look after their own welfare, they may
safely conclude that the politicians won't.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12

rs W1scoNs1N,-The Union majority
for Governor at the late election in Wiscon-
sin on the home vote, is officially reported
at sixteen thousand four hundred and thir-
ty-eight. That is larger than wesupposed,
The people there seem to have done about
as well as we Of Iowa. We don't know
that we could give them higher. praise.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12

~The number Of hogs received at Chi
cago last week was 140,6O1 against 1O9, 290
the previous week. In the corresponding
week Of 1862 the receipts were only 46,977.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12


W. List of sick Iowa soldiers who arriy.
ed at St. Louis, Mo-, Dec. lst, 1868, on the
Hospital steamer, r. c. Wood. Furnish.
ed by Thos. w. J. Long, of Iowa. office No,
2, Laclede Block, Olive street, st. Louis,
Missouri: a
LIST. Battery-Geo. w. Brown. I'd, Bat
tery-Samuel Furter. -
"a Gavairy-Bernard Dunn, Co. A. 4th
Cavalry.James K. Shrek, B.
9th lnfantry-JamesG G. Rice, co D.
7th-J w Matthews, co H.
Sth-COrp. w M Littleton, CO K.
1lth-E Howe, I John Hickey, F: Lew
Is Laplant, b; J NJ Armstrong, c; Don
l2th-Simeon B Smith, A.
l5th-Sergt. II Books, H James Hill.
A; David Linderbaugh, A; Samuel Stan.
field, G; James Fell, Fl; VIM Hersber-
ger, A.
17th-F NJ Wakefield, B.
2lth-Wm Baird, d.
25th-Clark Stewart, X.
aOth-T d Pollock, E. Corp. Joseph Lv-
on, F.
S2d-Wm Goodrich, D. ff Liss
S3d-Joseph w DUNCAN, G.
ootn-James DUNCAN, A !; VIM A Hem
ming, do; Peter Lang, E; John A Wise
b; John Joice, B.
DIED ON THE TRIP UP. ~ - '
VIM RAIDER, Co, K, 18th, Nov. 26. Phil
up Rose, A. 18th, same day. Jas. Buck
natter, II, 10th, Nov. 2Sth.,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12

'hGr The London Athen9um says that
Lord Brougham lately uttered the oracular
opinion that Shakespeare was a greatly
over-rated man, and that his esteem for the
poet was not of high order! We expect
the Ghost of Shakespeare will come up out
of the grave after that! 1t certainly will,
unless it be concluded that the opinions Of
so old man as Brougham are of no i'm
portance. We wonder who the venerable
Lord thinks is great poet? If the world
knew that, it might determine, perhaps,
whether he has gone completely round the
circle and got back to "Mother Gooses
MelOdiesv IL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-12

~ The King of Denmark, Frederick
Charles Christian VII, died on the 18th of
November last. His successor is the father
of the Princess of Wales, who ascends the
throne under the title of Christian TX. So
the Princess is now, in fact, as Tennyson
styled her somewhat prematurely, the
'sea-kiDgs daughter, from over the sea-
The family seems to be fiourishing. The
father, King of the Danes, his son King of
the Greeks, and his daughter Princess of
Wales and promising to be mother to the
English Kings. A very nice arrangement.