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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
A Small Farm OF 25 or 30 AoIsi
for Sale or Rent,

SlIDATE in BrandyWine Hundred about miles a
and large chicken housej 1t is suitable for truck
poultry farm healthy and Woll Watered. Enquire Of
WIN. McOAULLRYi
nov2d COG Market stroot. Wilmington, d.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
THE PEOPLES DRUG sToRI
No. 500 Market Street.

DR; OHAkDLERs Family Medicines. Expeelorahi +
~ Cough Mixture cheapest and best In use. DyiPql
Elinlr ana RUS, better than any a0sfrum. Ac0nlIe
Arniea, Liniment for Neuralgia and Rheun Atism wa
LosenBes, safe, sure, and agreeable medicine.
homaphiani an invaluable preparation for the "
Cough and Throat Lozenges cheapest and best IN o
ket TrusSes applied by Dr.. Chandler. A fine assn
lnent Flasks Portland Kerosene Oil, Lamps sladei
oet3. at 800 Market Street, Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06

INCORPORATED AND RECOMMENDED BY TIE y,
6IsLATuRE OF DELAWARE,
now open and llling up with boardors lira
Manihes and incurahle are not waIted but o.
such as there Is reason to hope eau bo made belief
Kind and ludieous Treatment Ohargea moderate.
my 28-tf L. A. BROWN Propreii
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
FERTELIZERs,

lie also has, In separate building, An excellent
fine and course Bone Dust, Guanos, Phosphate Of inl
Poudrette, &c. and hopes by strict attention 10 mt
share Of the public patronage
charge. - ''s
jyl5-ly. SAMUEL KRLLBf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN

THE subscriber respectfully informs the ctlzensoW
4 mington and vicinity that he has taken the III
ly occupied by S. r. Nelds Co., where he intends In
ing constantly on hand and for sale largo assorinz
OF The best brands Of Flour. Also Feed and Grain
quantities to suit purchasers Cake Meal, salt 10 y
sack. Hay and Straw in the bale
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
Garden and Aprioultural Seeds

(as of Baltimore, Nd and Madison House. PhiadS
iY.l.ly PROpRIETOR
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-18

ten NIT Dem Gsbeaen>@sInbel 9erumlhl1at,
pic aABerlte Gnergie gnt.pidelr. ttnb BON Der
nbel ansebraAten @utmiitbigtett ablebeu.. NIT
DfIfer lIf 1ppObl nige Asbelen, ols aud, ote
1au9entbtls tn nnleten etsenen Ns;ben unb
IN per Uep0lferui1g Der ICpalen @taaten Be-
banpelt bat. SSS 1T wabrGaft erIlaunlin, tpte
id'rerr 60 bait, Dte NmettFoaer unC lore Ste
9terun9 ;u nber3euSen, bag Otelfr 6riea, Set
treldbem 10 groBe Jnterellen ouf Dem @ptele
lfepsn, NIT Der unerbittlihlten StreGae aefiibrt
pfgbsit mnB. ylub beute, naGbem Dubfnoc
SDn S2Aladten 9sl4laaer, 1eulenof bon jlam-
pfernl 8eTaucn uHD WftllicueM BON Dollars
oerinpnnben iinor erlAetnt unS cteGer Sarteq
or ipis etn &tnperpel, wte eine @pm6pte, Die
man 5ur Snr8petl Der neugierSea 2euts apf-
tubtt. Utau If himan nit psn 9ebflsn. In
psm man nod inner ibr Gi9entbum belcbilet
uno stbner, 5n Qtgbe quite @pmmanDeure able.
ruit; man TT bumen NIT Derrdtbertl6en @e3'
lIFferalea, tpelGs, in anosfen 2Garern cine &ugel
IN Den &Opf erbalten tplrDen, bier aber I'm
6llmmlten Sale tbre @ntlalIun9 unb paun
BON tbrea Grennoen ein gerenmabl estalten;
man TT bnman NIT BEN Dslerteuten, 6uman
nit Den betrleertl1eu @OntrdftOren unD Gt.s
man NIT Dem freden pad Der Nsbslenfreuubt
I'm Noroen, tpgl@e IN bielsr truben 3sit oes
lnaticnalen uneIiidS tire tote &jrmsb fetern
uno nit unseoulO auf ben .s3ulammenltur3
0teler Neputlit lauerr, Der audb li1er erfOlaem
tpt:o, penn man nDele tbGri8te SumanttGt
palten labt. Bon ren Sage AT, an wsIGem
man be9tnnt, ben 0etup wtrtlim ale 6einb su
bebanoein unc TN etsensn 5au89alt rafTGtss
los 81 Derfabren, WirD li0 aud bic ,8eoraas
niiattun" Der Nrmee pattren.1 Die Neprga-
mliatiCn berubt nibt alletu auf glbanoeruns
une Vsrl4arfung bon &esulatiCnen, auf Se<
latttsun9 aominiltratiper llebelltanbe, auf belr
iersr Terirenpung bee segebenen Srdlte. Ion>
bern bapptid6lt6 auf Der @ieDererpeduns
DeS erbatenen patriOttjGen @efes, belIen
6s'ter gu Nnfan9 Der 9tststlion unp nod Elm,
mai i'm Scri9en Sabre tpie Ods 3auterli6t
etnss bsrrltden Morsenrutbs oas 9anb iibsr.
lsa6tete. 3wet Otql 1T Der gntbulfasmus fat
i9tsaatlI3 erfttdt tpOrpen; Of IS selinseu
miro, ttn bon 9tsuem ansufaben, lit eine Sra
&c, pie pctlauftS unteuntportst blstben mub.
DienltliAe NnfOroerunssn 3pjnesn mid, fur
bsute, ab3ubrehen. .NaAfens mebr.
s. ,a Bernbarb DOmi6d
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yu plFo ptsrmt uner VerIi9eruns ensr
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renos 9ulrleoet3n sntn nb FeSt iomt ainen frexbsn
GPtoVs ScbB = eter Hr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-18
MlsrapOer Msotf'',
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ssa-gs=btass &6e ron SsrinstOn nab 81 . uIFTeBs.

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I1lieoenen Gtdaten bet 1lai0il.
- Eslarss bic (st Ysus rn getynr, 3sspGsn IfcESs
bis gers5ans easuu9tt en- tac @casane1!en isrie
ssrt5alae ane oasgE8lrrabe Rapss G.s SsseS, saieS
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8wfeeas -
St,e.s..st sa.il unE IL ilEE MpsG.at y ENiNtQ.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-18

80 RiReu eOnnectic.s Seeb Dedtlatt meme BHqrf1
en-, brett ron SartfprC. 1. ...4s...4o u =. Z
a25 eiten yetDsDDrt 6tdfe Eaba6 (atte wdars) Dedl
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a0tl@ 80 asss 1an ,ogIolaB gnnrDIi41j 9sn9t
s9auglg a41lonD rHsnial aan dnn 3Qn1tisI3Q
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-18
- tsfI,slgtonss affses n,l
Metropolitan Halle

st-'+ 5isf f.l IL f---~SAA - }l r
"ennip'pania AOense, s~ifAen Al. unS 10. str
.e q m3tl NalbinetOn, 8. 6. 5olr.Gtr d
Die unersethneten Grauben Ilc1 ben, ub(,tun, bic
sss su maUel CAP ne Mu AuinaEo seAeAifnbe1 Rpdeni
2DapFnSton O e. ebteeS tSd sfeaante llmb ord,iu;s
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3sen tonnen eim brtnSeneen @ebIrins abae6ogts tnb
eetet 9nr@ os udeen Rr6e Der 9drfeaer aIlnbenbI rs
esM slI@ern elne Asnusrse neftdltnns b ter6e, srt
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gta S nnere @tnrGutS, 10, otpte ote pranbDle Soss i
pGles cstet Hettnben 9ns m53lt6en 8eauemIitfstte1
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poroe 10 Gag eet talts uGe BSeeY Il, ebsr SAD
teu 5shOmnteu oeroen tAausn- lsl @ ~. 8hsi&
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
Affairs i'm New YerkC kCstv.

NEW YORK, August l3.-The Board Of Alder.
men have rendered the freedom and hospitals.
ties OF the city to Rear Admiral FarraSuf
An ordinance was introduced in the Board
to-day, proposing to raise O., 500 600 to aid The
procuring of substitutes for drafted men. The
committee on national affairs was also direct.
ed to supervise the enrolment in the various
districts.
Thomas Adds Emmett, son Of the llustrious
Robert Emmett, died yesterday at Astoria,
Long Island. 81 i, .-.s ION
The steamer City Of Cork left 10. day for Liv.
erpool. She carried no specie.
The trial Of ]. M. Whittier, for an ASSAULT on
the Trlbune ONCE, during the late riots, has re.
prisonment and fine Of $3.50. He said be is q
native Of Maryland, and was formerly IN tho
naval ser vice. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

:. Gov. PTERPoNT TARREsrEp.--Weunfsr a
that exs JudeesI Thompson, wA0it sppeafs, 10
laying m Wan over in Ohio for such purposes,
Monday night at Bridgeport, on a warrant is-
sued from ST. Clairsville, alleging false i'm
prisonment, and laying damages at s3i40C0.
pont and Col Darr, both Of whom the ex-judgo
Intends 10 gobbie MP ard annoy, We presNme,
as frequently and ~ much - pcsefh3e in the
future. Or course Gov. p gave tmmeasat0
bail for his appearance to answer the warrant
and proceededs on his way to Washington
Wheeling Intelligencer.ra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
The Number, Of Troops Furnished BY New
York City

ALBANY, August 13.-An Ofdcial report made
by Adjutant General Sprague to Governor
Seymour to-day shows that New York city has
furnished from the beginning Of the war t6irty-
three thousand six hundred and twenty three
in excess Of all her quotas, not counting twenty
Thousand eight hundred and hfty.one men sent
by her on occasions Of sudden peril, to the de-
tense Of the national Capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

Andre xlizAbetl
Andersen Kate
AlcxandeYJanet
Alexander fani,
ArlinEtonMAryl
Adams Amelia
Andre Mra
Addison Mira EA
Babeock Mary
Biose Mrs JBo
Beck Rachel
Boss Margaret
Rlau Polly
Benson Marst
Bierlf A @
Barr Mary J
Brown Mrs q A
Bots Sue
BreAn Ann
Brown Nellie
Brown Alice
Boyd Mary
Burns D8rsey
Boyd Mary B
Bell Mrs w
Barr Margaret
Baker Jape
Bellows George
Batban Sarah
Beesy Louisa
Roile Mrs Jno
Baker janet
Butler CornPiia
Blo4xett Deborl
Butler cornclia
Brainafd MrsJA
BsrkmaD MrgtA
Babcock Mary
Bowen ElizAbetl
Benson Harriet
Barckman Mry 4
Butler Ellen
BittineerM, SIM
Ba.iiyCiementinl
Bennett NrsRicl
Barker Eliza j
Brown Mary
Baily MrsDrStpl
Bowman Mrs 8 4
Bryant Indora
Babcock Mary
Brown Mary
Briscoe Maria j
Cole Rebecca
Cain Lizzie Is
Clark Mrs Corn
Cross Miss A e
Clark Ada
Corn Winifred
Clifford Mrs l. E
Clary Mrs 8 "
Gallon Maggie
Carver Jane
CapotsElisabetl
Cupps Mary J
CurIess Mrs
Chroten Mra
Carter Margaret
Costello Anna d
Carrier Mrs J os
Connor Mary A
Clements Mrs
Campbell Alice
SSnncI cI1ISarSS' -
Cosby eally W
GoBhcILuep
Carol Maggie H
n WY M
curtis Ars w "
Comeafs Mery
ClemenH MRS
Cupps Mary j
Caldwell Mrs
Cooper Sarah B
Conner rJoannah
DeYounRE Emily
Delifees Lizeu
DeBurton Maria
A RuIB
Dillon Ida
Dickens Miss
Sumner
DebineHenYietts
De La Versne
Mrs C b
Dwyer Mrs
Decker Mrs E,2,
Donovan Mrs WS
Ognen any
Duvhu Mrs Z j
Dallas Eda
powny Mrs nj
DeNere Anna
Maria -
DexterMrsDrEJ
De vlan Sarah d
Dou glass Jennie
Uennlson ophli
Decker ary
Delany Mary
Everts Mlssbesit
Evans Mary A
Egan Kate
Ehsex Emma ~
Evans Eiehhorp
Eads =; JcnniG G IL =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

PHILADELPHIA, August 13.-The subserip-
ton agent reports the sale Of 1850 Of ave-
twenties by the various agents to-day Dehv-
cries of bonds are being made 20 July "a. but
the Department promises large deliveries du-
ring the coming week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

Arrival Of Treasure.
NEW YoRK, August f3 THE steam6rO Ocean
@ Queenbrings S5i3,O treasurr, from CALIFORNIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

The Health OF our Army off Charleston.
NEW YORK, August f3.-The steamer Arago
reports our losses at Morris Island as very
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
From Charleston .

Preparations fer Grand Assaalt-Bauey.
les Within 1900 Yard. Of Sumter
Grand Assault Fixed fer fhursday-Re.
bells Despair sf Hsliias suuser.
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XIII WASHINGTON. d. C.. FRIDAY AUCIyST u 1864
ADJUSTMENTS,
WARRINGTON TIE
1LEV1NTH s1Rnr. NIAR PA. AvINU1.

WARRINGTON Tt+EATEa.
1LESAHTA sTRAr, NxAR PA. Av1NU1
ALsBAI cAssIDy. .Maaasss.
THIS tYRIpAY) EVENING.
S.s.tifsi 1rsnisTs ssssssse. MARinrfA n
A'A'' LII .ii.i Pifss foslFA.o "a o'' Of s''a'
e: S;: ';::'' ;;
50 &; ss: ;ss so1.s a,';5:s .s,s:., as::,
xats Fisher In seven Characters, With Songs sn'
hoksoH essfursss % arr1sHsooN tIss 'An' ~
sssisas j. and 8 sssasa a.sss .u
vARtETlEsl VARIETIES
Fronting Psnssyrsnss svenss aad Ninth It.
COOL SUMNER RESORT.
CROWDED EVERY NIGHT
OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
LAST NI9Hrs OF AGNES sUTHHRLANDi
BRILLIANT suoosss OF jim BuDwoRrH
MoREsr1. The WON DER OF TIE AaB.
ALL THE LADIES TONIGHT
THE GREAT MAMMOTH TROUPE!
TEE RAvRL PAsroMxs,
JocKO, THE BRAZILIAN APE
wEDE .sDAY AFTERNOON. LADIES AAr1EHl
nDD IILLows' HALL.-A GRAND oONoER1
Hs Sss9 9lEH satnnSs snS ;, sT
6tst talent thi. city can produce. "
VII !. s!.a q siss.Ss g. sss1
CANTERBURY HALL,
Iou1s1SAeHH AeH1E**s9sx z*:. "a. HsHa7. s14!1. s,..,,.
Wn. i. sinn-. ..-----sols Manager and Proprieto,
To-NIeHT, THl WONDERFUL
zz4NNEtkkEETT7Tzzss; zzz4NNEtkkEETT7Tzss;;
in their Assembling Heats, and the Great nlusory
Fl; zzsiS kzsiS fFssSsf:E| sSsf:F||
7n. sIosS5ssEssr SsHsr 'SsfRz{Hs3 ~ sHzHsF AND rns
In Mons B. l. zonossy s.1'.s asasnihe'n' Pansonim.
TH1 Is4lRaxsa VISION.
i; IA # s!ss II s1daah
TIA o'eioeh; performances atsss O'Clock. au 10
WARRINGTON TAEATER,
CORNER OF ELBy1Nra AND sfRBHFe
MR.. ALBERTO HIaRINIs :.
(First Italian Tenor OF the Theatsr La Scala In
GRAND VOCAL AND IND INSTR ymEs7a1
SACRED CONCERT,
On SUNDAY EVENING. August 10th.
Mr.. ALBIRro NIeRINI has the pleasure to An.
nounce that be win b kindly assisted b1 the fol
lowing eminent artists. Just arrived from Europe
MI. A, CRAP, Baritone Of the Emps ol
Austria.
Mr.. +. A. MILLER First v.olinist Of the I'm.
pfi Hr q 1v1IsEhHssrl1r 11s p,.p;.. Of n. xm,,s,,
Of France.
g Tickets. H0 cents; Places in Private Boxes, "a
eerte; Private Boxes, Is
~ To commence ct 8 O'Clock. an 1885,
NTUBIoAL 1NTERTAINMlNT
lVl EVERY EVENING AT
NEW YORK EUMMER GARNEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-08-14

MUSICAL TERTx 1NTERTxx1EM1NTE s11HTEo an
NEW YORK SUMMER GARDEN,
No. $50 SFRHHF,
Between ~ and 9th streets.
~ n 2D. G. II. LIST, Proprietor.
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- = xVN, OOmm80t
Will be dispatched d

Win bs dispatched
wednesday, AUgnst u wsdnssdsy. - vi. -o Sep.
and at 10 sry ais OF about six Weeks from
: - sash port.
sscond cabin, state room berths, meals : :
furniihed at separate tables. ..---.-..-..-o 90
a txsurston tickets. out and back in the fFst and
second cabin only. . fare and half.
Esrvants accompany ing passensers and children
sndsr u yeafs ofsss. half price. Infsnts free.
stssrass. with - 1s7iof assomno odstions. 3@
Price OF paasass from Livsfpooi, ssms rates -
All i.1ss payable !. gold, Or its ssui.alsas in ..
ssseh 1ss.snssE sllowss Q cubic feet Of lsssass,
An experienced surgeon on board. Il =
Sor psasass s osis cesHxRIls esHtxR a. wHITN1y.. .
~ = Passags emees % 1soaAEay. New Yors -
aoWfAhDs Aas.p 1s.dsM.isLNi rMsrsss Nsx ts'RRs: RS1i
p,,.., o.r I. t F1nHrrMf IN rMfoia1ax p.nn,v,..
vania avsnue, psst deor 70 the. Kifewoed H9tel,
whore Ne are constantly furnishtn1 Ice cold soda
wster, ehoiss IDD0rtsd Havana Oisarssanda I'll the
iatsgM e Msm e. MISS LUCY RANDOLPH.
DzI6ziES. 8 HenY and Boys' Olothing,at
- BIUO1 90. ., aga seventh street. iyi
TH1 IH51P IL q J. 0I99!HINa. H0Us1 q .
49,
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JAY COOK + 4 CO.,
b A N X Il II S,
No. 4j2 Fifteenth Street.

JAY COOKE CO.,
BANK f r. s,
No. 452 Fifteenth Street.
We SHALL cox1INuR TO FURNISH
UNITED STATES
FIVE WENTY BONDS
at par until furtler notice.
HPersons desiring information concerning this
by mail, circulars answering ali qusilions that may
WE BUY AND SELL ALL ISSUES OF
GOVERNMENT BONDS, TB1AsURY MOTIFS,
CETIFICATEs. AND VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY, AND EXCHANGE,
AND PAY THE HIoHRsF PRIoBs FOR
CERTIFICA TIE CHECKS.
JAY COOKE L CO., Ranlers,
~ s-tf 452 Fifteenth street.
LIMITED sTAFEs $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 7-ao TREASURY NOTES.
UNITED BTATlS COUPONS OF 1851,
UNIrlD Stairs CERTIFICATES OF IN
D1BTEDN1ss.
Gold, Silver. Unourrent Money, Exchange on all
parts Of Europe and the Northern Cities,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
We srs authorised TO furnish s-0 Bonds At par
until the lst Of August next, when the Driviledss
Of conv ersion ceases.
Orders for Stocks and Gold executed in New YORK
sxcludvsly on commission.
RITT1NHoUeE. FAINT & CO.,
y7f Bankers, 3s2 Penn avsnus.
GRAVEL ROOFS! GRAVEL ROOFS,
THE WILSON MANUFACTURING CO.,
tsueeessors to J. =. wALKER L soNJ
WARRINGTON, D. O..
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
af-t Egt=@s- ~.,ur o-v,v,a cv
LAMP BLACK, ROOFING MATERIALS,
AND
WILSON'S IMPROVED FIRE AND WATER
PROOF FELT, CEMENT, !,
s.s AND GRAVEL
n q q II .. s
oHR1o1-Louisiana ~ nue. next door to the
Bank OF washington.
wORKS-Foot Of Twenty second street west.
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Washington. and Thir.
tieth and Hamilton streets, Philsdslphia.
nc. WILSON. President.
T.P. WILSON, Dr.. Secretary.
N. H.B-TILF AND CEMENT goR SALE. IN
large and small qusntitiss.
Al ORDERS tnrough fost Omce box COS vunc-
tually attended to. +,
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. An work
warranted. ~ 1-6ms
nAILY LINE TO cAPE MAY-on and after
- MondsE, the 9Th July, 1883, the ~~
sssnsls ken. and HfLsoE 81 IHssss,s ssss
BHIGHT, wpi leave Arch street wharf Phiiadsiphia,
: : sss:
O. m. oopnectihS at Newcastle with Bsatirnore
trains Fare rom Philadelphia, including csrrfa
age hire. 92.6o. - au 4-lm.r
TN ADDITION TO OUR USUAL LARGE AND
which Ne sell astonisbngiy cheap for cash
or on monthly payments, We hsye Jest re- w ~
ceived . nne selection OF steinWay ana sons IN
rivAlIed PIANOS,
Also, tive superior seven Octave pianos. At S27s
so1 Ssse. N oAs 80,
Two eIoelIsut fne toned. Octave Pianos just In,
vkirs TiIl ia rented on moderate terms.
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We have nothing new Of importance from
Morris Island later than ID contained In our
correspondence in another part Of the paper..
The rebels continue shelling rs, with little in
terruption, but doing rs scarcely any damage.
Everything has a favorable look, aad our
troops are very hopeful and confident. when
the rebels as so afraid Of Gen. Gilmore as they
confess themselves to be, it is not surprising
that our troops have the greatest faith in his
YalanS E.ae-
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N.B-FILT AND CEMENT FOB SALE. IN
large and small quantities,
All orders through Post Once Box 534 pusc-
tually attended to. :.
Repairs to old Roofs made promptly. An work
warranted. ~ A6ms
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE
WASHINGTON CITY POST OFFICE,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1883.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21

IA M.IrInn Cnrrox EALEa The tale.
graph plays strange antics ct times-some OF
them quite innocently, and others apparently
with n'akceprepense. Yesterday our dispatches
informed our readers there were "a million
bales of cotton below Helena AWAITING Gen.
Grants permission to ship' The same dis
patch appeared in the Chicago papers.
If that dispatch were only half true,-if so
many bales were only known to be below
Helena, it would certainly be fac: calculated
to make the opening Of the Mississippi river '1,
an absolute certainty. All Grant would have
to do, would be to say, "There is the cotton
those who get it may have it." We are sure
that sucL prize would be captured, spite OF
all distractions, and spite Of all military In
capacity, in s.just no time at ALL" inst think
Of Il. Cotton is worth about one dollar a
pound in New York. A million bales would
make at least three hundred million. pounds,
worth, in New York, THREE HUNDRED MILLION
Of DOLLARS! Say it would be worth only hall
or one.third that sum,-and then tell US it
is ..swaiting Gen. Grants permission to ship
iN''o What General he must be if he did moi
put it North Of his lines in the quickest posi-.
BILE time! The misfortune is that the cotton il
not there! If it were,-what race there
would be for it. -ae tfl! sa gsr ehiVS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-21
Gold from Colorado.

Gold from Colorado, -
In the Denver City Commonwealth and Re
publican, of January slst, We 6pd the follow
ing statements relative to the yield Of gold In
that region. It says: ~As ..,Asnt@ r
John Kip, who is running the Star Mill in
Gregory Gulch, gives us the following report
From III cords Of Quartz, from Gregory Ex-
tension, yielded $500 40, making an average
of $b1S 43 to The cord. The last run he made
from the same lode averaged 1891.
It also publishes the following letter from the
New York Assay Office, showing the amount Of
Colorado gold dust received there for sssaying
during the year 1862. The amount giyeE, S.
s2l, 900, is mnch larger than we supposed il
would be tel i. 80 isrv ~ 4cy i
"a e.sgs q. s. ASSAY OFFICE, 7p.. 4 Il
51a 70 a New York, Jan. l6, 1868. >
Messrs Doyle, Solomon d Byo., Denver City
c. r. ata ;l8Jwt =
GENTLEMEN Yours of the 9Th inst il re.
ceived. In reply to your question as to the
amount clipped from your region to the Assay
Office at New York, have to state that there
have been deposited in this Office during the
year 1862, gold dust, amslgam, &C., received
from Pixies Peak, to the amount Of eight million
five hundred and twenty-one thousand dollars
,b2l ,O00). aa 2 SEA ,s7sa gtsdT wed 9
Very respectfully, your obedient servant, >
.fiH iE 20 gyff3 a@ Coz. w. EDELNAH, .
~ ~ sEaB fssffil For the Treasurer. b