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The New York herald., 1863-09-12
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Manches-
ter Off Cape Race.
THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE
Debate on Southern Recognition by
the French Cabinet.
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The Seizure Of the Privateer Florida
Recommended.
STATE OF THE MARKETS
&c.. &c.. 6s.


CAPR RACE, Sept. II, 1858.
The steamshp City OF Manchester, from Liverpoo
September o via Queenstown 3d. passed this point at s
O'Clock this evening" and boarded by the yzcl
Of the press.
It was vaguely reported that the French Cabinet ha
debated the expediency OF recognizing the South. N,
final decision was arrived at.
Some Of tho French journals recommend the seizur,
OF tho Florida at Brest.
European politics are unchanged.
The steamship Bohemian arrived out on the lst.
The steamships Saxonia and New York. from New York
arrived out on the Sd:
Financial and Commercial News.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-sEPT. 2.
CoRsols closed at o36 94az for money
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Illinois Central, 9K q Sk discount Erie SO SO.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-sRPr. 2.
Sales for two days IA 900 bales Market quiet and un
changed. Spectators and exporters 900 bales
The Manchester market is Arm and quiet.
LIVERPOOL BREADsruYrs nARKxr-sRPr. z.
Breadstufs quiet and steady. Richardson, Spence 4
Co., and Wakefield Nash Co report -four dali; quoted
at lss 25s Wheat quiet and steady, At 7s 3D. So 3D.
for red Western Corn steady mixed 2es. 3D. 26s. 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxEr-sEPr 2.
Provisions generally steady. Beef quiet and steady
Pork nrm. Bacon unsettled lard Arm at 3as 4os
Tallow quiet Butter 1rm. Ashes inactive Sugar
steady. Coffee steady Rice fiat Rosin steady at 30s
Spirits Of turpentine-No sales. Petroleum frm: refined
%. Sd. PER gallon, crude, f19 los. f20 per ton.
LONDON MARKETs-sEPT. 2-P. n.
Breadstuffs steady. Sugar steady. Conee Arm. Tea
firm. Rice frmer. Tallow dull.
THE LArEsT MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Sept. ., 1883
CorroS-Saies Of two days 900 baies OF which spe
culators and importers took 5000 bales The market
quiet, at a decline Of I'D. since Friday.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and steady.
PEovsioss.-Market steady; bacon stin declining
At this point Of tho despatch the down East lines
interrupted. Tie conclusion OF the aews viii pro-
baby come TO hand to day.-ED1
The New York herald., 1863-09-12

Charleston Not Yet Surrendered.
WAsHSGroS, Sept. IL, 1868.
II appears that rumors prevailed in the Northern
cities today that Charleston had surrendered. Tho
Official authorities here entirely ignorant Of such
gratifying fact Not report TO that effect has been
prevalent in Washington.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
P~r.onaIr rnseiiigence,

Colnm.d0re ralrner, of the lpited States Navy Naor
r. r. Hunt OF the Uniicd stats Engineers Mr. iIencse
n the british Legation f. W Clymer, of Pennsyiyspa
aud James Davis q. T. Curtis Of Boston, are stopping
at the Bfcvoort House.
Hon tha es sumner LETT the Metropolitan rc;cl for
Boston az evening S4~A
i,ritsh'er sgnsrn y y jackson. Col I. N Bryant Jr
G. Eosw"th u Milwaukee: H0u r. g.. roy ans Dr
G. treame q 81 Louis. Al.s soili of tIagc,stowp
Nd Pro- w > iiembolt of rhiisdciphs: Gca y r.
hiner, Insaeiinr 6ehcra o. SrW York Cen !, xIyeo
~ Munteri'u. and NsPr Baatst.vcr OF syls.c.e .rs
stopping n the Metropolitan .faisl
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
THE VERY LATEST.
CrScixyATi, Gent. IL. 1867.

Asvccs from Arkansas 10 thursday state that escaped
Union soldiers report that tho rebels cyacultlg
Little Rock. and will make n stand nj Washington.
Tho strength o the rcbcs has bccn greatly exaggerated
They have NC moro than eight thousand trooIe.
Tho steamer David Ta;um tired into by gucrlas
noar Napoleon. number Of shots struck her p!ot
house; bat no one was hurt.
The guerias vecy troublesome between Hqona AID
Baton Roage They nred into the steamer John Riincy,
abo"c Donadsonvils, 3lst OF August, killing
ant woundiBg thirteen.
The New York herald., 1863-09-12
Base RaII Match.

GOTHAM OF NEW YORK vs.. STAR OF BROOKLYN.
Yesterday afternoon these clubs played well contest
ell tho ground OF the Gotham and Mutual Clubs
at iioboken The game interesting one and was
wiincs scd by large number ~ spectators although il
bore striking contrast the game the day prcvious
between the Mutusls and Atanics Tho betting fra,er.
niy were not present and their absence not al All
regretted These cations aung the orginators
q tns heathfui outdoor pastime Appended Is the
grorp =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
TO rHR PATROXs OF THE WING.

For Twelve months psst advance payment from all new Sub
so s been sity enforced according to announcement Of
previous date Ths enforcement Of Ike With the old
p1cns q the paper has for long Tine been known and felt
useey equally urgent relying upon these patrons
20 s5ao,m advance from OF justice TO
ssabsng that al business transactions for months past
have besa strictly cash terms have hesAted to the
raes OF such we're IN We Gns ourselves With
large ami rapidly Increasing Indebtedness from this with
usual facilities for collecting due and adopt
er Ct sprsssrvEon, the following terms Of subscription
for the future:
SO s Be- entered without psymenIn advance and every
VII be certainly books the expiration the
bne palt for
The song persons Who have paid for the
= Perodi 10 advance Of this date viii be discontinued the
on u the time paid for unless renewed BY advance payment
The papers sent 10 persons Who In for past sub
sepdon and who continue thus be until the day April
ns III be discontinued that day. and subscriber Of this
css I'LL hs taken subscribe srresrges paid
Aoysl ~ heneforh be strictly by the square, according
- o-T published terms Annual snd other
a'a % he easetei BY special arrangement with the oee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
n-ood I'D our Isfl

,,. c.--s,t Davis Senator to the Yankee Congress
from Kentucky has declared; Any ia'e rA'ner I".s
he Under the rule of JEFF Davis" We are not surprised
At tbs declaration Garrett Davis and bis set have 'O'o
an, body and soul to the Yankees and have no more
,oIsOn than Faust bad after his bargain With the DeN
Tbsadsus Stevens knows the terms of the contract anu
therefore it's that he every few days hOurshes DIS lAS
Ovsr the heads of these miserable wretehes. but gar
rem no DOUBT gives US some idea of the horror WIN
,bob The whole Yankee race regard our man. Jen ANY
rsthes than be under his rue But it Is doom tney
cannot escape We shall be compelled to take charge
of them and ia reducing them to their appropriate con-
,,;o, Of mepias free use of the cat onine tails WIN
49, ,nd,.Den.able We will send our JEFF down among
theru with Proeonsular powers-and he "iii aalnrS'''
;rs,iee tempered with the mercy due to Hyenas!
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
Northern Items

From batch Of late Northern papers, CLEAN the
following Iems all tending to point to-wil that the
Yankees are not very well content with the present state
Of Their affairs.
The New York Herald saws that 100000 of the best
men In the Yankee army will be mustered out of service
ths LET Of Nay next and unless the Rebels conquer
ed before that time eternal disgrace and ruin the
portion Of the great Yankee nation Mr. spading of
New YORK, 10 q long speech on the Yankee finances,
represents them to be in most dePlorabo condition
Nothing bu, n,!ary success restore them There
not cent in the treasury, the payment Of the army
s1 months In arrears and something must be done at
once Mr. Ten EyeS, Senator from New Jersey, says
5000 Of the officers Of the army including 600 without
leave are absent large portion Of it viii be dis
ban and unless prompt action is had, be should not
be surprised if Gen. Lee comes and gives them notice
10 Quit before the 4th Of March.
The Treasury being empty, Chase is nov in New
York 10 make some arrangements with the Bankers;
but they turn deaf ear to him. He will try TO make
loan for present emergencies. Gold has gone up to
iss. and viii probably continue to rise indefinitely.
The New YORK Times says the rout at Vicksburg was
Trievoas disappointment the result Of bad manage
nent But new point OF attack is 10 be selected, and
that Banks and FsrFsgut viii take Fort HudsOnwhen
shay IRE able.
old Tburlow Wesd-s bird Of IN omen, whose appear
ace swsys Gugurs some disaster is croaking disuAly
sYss divided North. He says; With all parties hsars
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
DIED.

Attic Hospital at AntetAm Washington county Nd, septem
Der wounds received In the battle Of shArpsbnrg
MD september Ih 1862 Lieut.. GENET ANDERSON, Company
O. Virginia Yoanteersaged 81 years months
Al troops Lieut. A. volunteered In defence OF
bis native State against the Vaccinations q cruel and rnes
he elected Orderly Sergeant Of hi, Company refusing
accept higher position and vas SAID ne vas me pest V
derby the RegmenL ~ The reorganization Of he ConPs he
accepted position OF LIST Leusnant which ONCE ne hud WIN
vniFe satisfaction to his Company b bis 5eneaan deRoi
nient Of his brother oes, AMI vas idozed
by his lie oec Of unnnehng bravery which vas
fily demonstrated the bloody Geld Of hRrpbag lie has
faep country still and viii hold his and cour
Though IN the hands Of yndie-
live they hun With the greatest Kindness; and Ehea
death pat his suHrngs bey bvried h N manner
with his rank. sleep dear Genet mofeE
the roar bursting O; Shells and ratng 81 nusksT
dsurb tbs peaceful suneer the hostile armies meet Ia deadly
conflict but thy and deeds enshrned In ME hearts Of
thy connirymen. -'--'''''--
In the hands Of the enemy South Mountain Maryland
two DAYS and from wounds ccciyed In the battle fought
there 90 the ih o. September 1852 WILLIAM CORhkLlus
EyEkATT Richmond Gays i2h Virginia Regiment in The 2sd
year Of bis agc
On saturday night ilh ins eleven O'clock Of malignant
scarlet fever ISABELLA ALsrAH, only daughter Of Mr. H.
O. Baskerville OF this city.
Her funeral will place 81 her fathers residence Prank
lin street between 9Th sh, THIS DAY, O'Clock Jais
late Major General d. r. JONES will take
place AZ 70 ~, TO-DAY from 81. Panl's Church.
0cers Of the Army and Navy and the friends Of the family
requested TO attend Ialg-lt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
Election Of Senator.

her day OF very hard work. the General As
.emby succeeded, Saturday night in elec'ng senator
An the original nominees defeated, an9 Mr. Aen
CapertOn, of Monroe elected The result Is pet
ter than at one time might have been expected. Mr.
Caperton is much younger man than either Mr. KSeS'
Judge Alea or Gen. Floyd, and does not perhaps pos
sess the experience of either of them; hut he IS ngn,
toned gentleman, and will make an active and uSeiul
member of the Senate.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19

,v united for the last eighteen months the Rebellion
ba. not been crushed with a divided North ana 4
united South now, be leaves to others to Judge OIL Tue
chances Of success in the future"
Tb,adeus Stevens has proposed in the Congress al
,.hingon TO enlist an army of 10000 negroes TO
,,te ,hs Mace of the retiring Yankees. very good
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19

A CARD.-T0 THE VOTERS OF
~ TIE COUNTIES CONTINUING TIRE THIRD
DISTRICT FOB TIE ELECTION OF A COMMISSIONER TO
rHE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS: 5000
fenog Csens keiurninE sincere Acknowledgment
the interests eoDnded the lst election beg 70
nounce respectfully ny decnAon candidacy for reseon
hh sPTinl Very truly, 10 ts-.,i, 80.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19
MONDAY MORNING, IAN. 10, 1888.
10 CoRREsPONDENTs.

~ Lsss bAsissas ~ b addressed 70 re @Edis0r
q 20 Way"
-tss ,c-tSa hoth sae 81 ne paper tctR not BE- pb
ttssL T d rls II ksy tHttn7 ought TO be tn0tcn @
on laf tsiH - depdrtsd from. Obituary notccS
1rselng ftres ass chrJef or o. Gdrertisoaeats.
~ W cIaaos Eadsrte 70 rsssrH rejected ooamuHfed
fionG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-01-19

NFEDERATE CONGRESS-.

SENATE.
SArcRbAT, january II, 1863.
The Senate was not in session TO day, having ad-
iourned yesterday until Monday at IL o'clock, NJ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02


NOT OOhulIU.
4 HIGHLY ooHosarRArRD;
DGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
GERM AN BITTERS,
PREPARED II
DR.. Q. M. jackson, PhAiaa'a, Pa.
WILL RESPECTFULLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA.
ms JAUNDICE,
ChPesic snd Nervous Debility, Diseases az the YiA
$780, ~ iiyes b stena Iss ~. .,sa !. as
| Csnsupa-
tion, Inward
Piles, Ralness
Blood 70 the
Head, Acidity offhe
Stomach, Heartburn,
Nausea, Disgusl for
l Food, Fumes or Weightl
| In the stomach, Sour Eruc-
| ing Il The Pit 81 the s.onsch.
| swimming Of the Head, Harmed
and DfA1rult Breathing, Fluttering
at the Heart, Chokiug SuloeaffnG
4 Sensations when In . lying posture
| pinness q vision. Dots or Webs before
the Sight, Fever ana Dali Pain In the
Head, Deficiency Of Precipitation, TEL
lesness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Limbs, &c. Sudden Fushes
Of Heat. Burning In the
| Flesh, Constant lmaKin-
fngs OF Evii, and great
4 Depression OF SpiriA
and viii positively
prevent YELLOW
/ FEvra, BaLLIous
PRvER, Re.
They eeltail no Alcohol or bad Whiskey
They WILL crRs the above diseases in ninty -nins
csses out Of hundred.
Induced By ths sxtens I've sale and univ,r,al pops
lanty OF Hoonands German Bitters fp1rely Vegetable
hoss 81 ig1orens QnscAs and
Eostrums IN the shape Of poor vhiskey, vfieiy com
pounded win injarous drugs and christsned Toaies
beware q 10 isnsmersble array OF Alcoholic pre-
pssations in plethore bottles and big bsIiird kegs
nader the modest sppeistion ofBties; which instsa<
pointed sufferer In DESPAIR.
HooFLAygD'S GERMAN HITTzRS
Are not new and sntried article, but have stoo<
and their repadaden and sale nvalled BY an,
similar psspas alton. The prspsietors have Thousand
Of Letters from the moss eminrnt
ClefHymen, xaWyers, PAysieiAAs, and
CitixenA
resIifyine Of their own personal knowledge, to tn
and medical virtues Of thsss Bitten
Do you want something to strengthen you
Do you want good Appetites
Do you want to buildup your Constitution
Do you want to feel well
Do you want to get rid of Nervousness
Do you want Energy ?
Do you want to sleep well
Do you want brisk and vigorous feeling
fyoa do, use HooFLASD's GERMAN BIrTKRs
Frcn Rev. Ksxtsa Brsrx. d. D., Esstsr eftA< Es<y
etSpsdta VI Rsrgtsss Kaorisdgo.
Although net dis posed fayor or recommend Pate
Medicines in general through dis;rHst their inxrs
dients ard ef-tts yet kros OF sufae ient
whys may net testify the benefits he believe
himsef 10 have received from suy simple prepa
In the hope thai he thus contribute benen
Eof others.
| do this the more readily In regal 70 Hoofand'
German bsttsrs prepared By DR.. l.. h. 1ast sol, Q
tia caiy, because pre.udictd against them 10
many PEARS under the i'm preston that they cute
Roberi eioeu sker, kl for the this
JUDGE ty proper Tests aud Tor eDcpu agenent
lhem when snnerns from great and iong continued d.
billy. The OF hr~- AotIr. Ct fhe,r biierS ID
beginning OF the year, followed hy eyiden
rseI and restoration u deg OF bodily and aent4
had almost despsfed II regsining. therefore than
God and friend for direct,ng me 70 The OF
J. NEWTON BROWN
Philadelphia, June -, 1851.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02
MILL SITE AND MACHINERY

Toe remaining portions Of the Flour Mil, recently
burnt al Hamilton, I'll. topposife Keokuk Iowa con.
listing u the brick and stone wallis they stand the
stone basement ani foundation are in perfect co
dfon 10 be rebuilt the engine and boiler house
10 rood condition. and unbar med good boilers q
long, ~ IN hes d lme ter naes each, Il cas-
engine OF slfciert power IL iun of stoBe. larre
IRON balance wheel. shsfdbg gea ing, &c, whereby
hrst cia-s mill can be G,t up with smsH outla,
ali q nich, together with the ground
wan De sod al great barKsu " party who wish
to rebuild good mid Long time win be siysn
purchase money.
Application may be made TO
GAYLORD, SON l. CO..
Iron M-rchxnts, ST Louis MO-
STEPHENS RooERs, Ats's, Warsaw, III
Or RrHHER Z wIcKsasaAn, Esokak.
Oct. ~. u.-tdm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02

DERFUMERY AND TOILET AR
i TICLkS.
select and varied assortment Of the finest Tole
Soaps, Hanterche Extracts. Hair Brusbes Gem bs
Jurt recsisedoy ;. B. v0wbLL a Co.,
uayei-d Isl Main street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02

There many Preparations sold nader toe nan Of
Bitiers. put up in quart bottles compounded 81 the
cheapest shiskey common rum, costing from 90 l.,
20 per gaos, the taste disguised by Anise or
Coriznder seed.
This ctass of Bitters caused and will continue
eanse long they be sold to die the
death Of drunharc BIZ their the system Kept
coutnuaiy Gnder The influence Of Alcoholic Stmul
Of the orst kind the Liquor and
kept up and The result all the horrors stten
on . drunkArd'~ life and death.
For those 10 desire and will have Liquor Bittens
uhiish the follow INK receipt Get One B0ttle OF
nooaana GeYnaR Bitiefs aud mix with three QUARTS
Of good kraRdy or aiskey and the result viii be
pre- ation bat vii far excel medicinal vim ne
true x~-iience any numerous Liquor Biters
in MARKET and ~ cost mHeh less. lou will Ia
all the virtue " He0hanat bsitersn connection with
g0e1 article 81 Lsqunr, nj less price thar
these inierior preparations vail cost you.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
New York Cattle Market
OPENING DAY OF THE MARKET.

Monday, July 27.-Ihe great market for Beef
Cattle, held weekly at Forty fourth and Forty
fifth streets and Fifth avenue, opened this morn
ing with not less than 800 head OF bullocks on
out of the whole number entered upon the yard
books, several lots were In and partly sold on
Friday and Saturday. This indicates that the
business is taking just the course that we pre-
dicted when the market was held on Wednes-
day, and was changed to Tuesday, and then 70
the market by bringing in their cattle dav or
two in advance of the one fixed for the opening
1t is still the same and ever will be- end the prs
sent arrangement involving continual desc
Grafton of the Sabbath, gives no better satisfac.
ton than the one that gave one day in the weak
| as day OF rest. Those who sold cattle on Satnr
day now declare that they got IS or q q bead
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
MARKETS.

BURLINGTON, FRIDAY, PM
Since our last weekly report we have had q
little rain which has done a very little good
But in this immediate vicinity the corn is used
up. No amount of rain will now give us more
than half a crop. If it does not ONE soon we
shall not get half crop. The outh has also
injured the fruit very much. apples, Pears
Peaches &C.. are very small, d ripening q
month earlier than usual.
The river is lower than ever -nown by the
oldest inhabitants" Very few oats are run
ming.
Nehave few changes to note in nar quotations.
Corn is merely nominal. None now bought
for expectation. Consumers are giving 40Gs5c.
SUGAR-ll1z@l3l5; Crushed 1870; Refined white
I5Hc; Clarified l5c.
CUFFEE-2Gls32C.
MoLAssF.s-By the barrel-Reboiled soc; Syrup
$50; Kegs S. 50; Sorghum S5en45c.
NAILs.Tenpenny s. %.
-SALr-S265.
RICE-9151sl0c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime. - 0oa5 %.
BRoOMs-$l 5o@S2 . per dozen.
FLoUR-Spring, IS 20; Extra, s. o.; Gable y
WHEAT-Spring, 6OQesO; Winter, 9Oc@sl 90.
| CoRS-In the ear, 5Ng3lc; Sheled, 32c. noini-
nal
| RYE-45a47c
| BEANs-Sl 5OaSl 10 per bushel-in demand.
| PoTAToEss-New, SocGosl - per bushel
0ATsmaoc;
|
| EGGS-6ta1c.
| CHICEENS-sl G0asi y per dozen
| HAY-Iimotby, SSeaSl2 per ton.
| WOODS 00@,S4 10 per cord.
! HIDES-4ireen, 6d861tc; Dry Flint iSG9i4c; Green
Sailed 71aGtSc-dull; Crubby Hid ~ tWo-thirds
price.
GREEN CALF SKINS-2C; Sailed Zoe
| SHEEP PELTS-20ctDS2 90.
! WHISKy-;0ai5c firm.
/ LARD-6c; in bbls. &c "a 10.
DRIED APPLEs-6aa715c . H., Green, 51es40 PEI
bushe
| TIMOTHY SEED-sI IS q bushel.
/ HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-Sl 90 al Is p bcshsi-
IN demand.
CLOVER SEED-s5-no demand.
CORN MEAL-35al40c a bushel.
| BAcoN-Hams, Sugar Cured, I0eallc, Country {
Shoulders, Sc; Sides, &c.
RAGS-21aGaSc = II.
! COAL OIL--S5c q gallon ny the barrel.
Manufactured No |, half bbls 81 Is; No. 3
SO rs: No. Kits 81 u.s. No. g S.: Salmon. hal
bbls. 81; Shad So 50, White Fish No. IS od, No
2S5 -.
u WooL-5s@58 duh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
DIED,

DIED.
On Sunday evening" July 26th. ELIDA ELLEN,
daughter of Charles NJ. and Ellen Johnson aged
one year and six months.
In this city, last evening, after lingering i'll
ness DR.. BARNETT.
Yesterday, 25th inst, MARIA ELIZA, only
daughter of Jas. S. and M. A. Cook, aged II years
and 10 months.
In this city on the oath inst, ALBIGENCE FIRE.
Derrick, son of the late Mr.. A. N. Derby; aged Z
months and II days.
In the Hospital at Memphis Tenn, on the 18th
inst, Jacob Wolfe, aged twenty years.
Mr. Wolfe was a native and resident of Flint
River Township in this County. Heenlisted last
August in Co. e., 18th Regiment, and was with
his regiment at the first attack on Vicksburg
where he received an accidental wound which
confined him to the hospital at Paducah. KY, fol-
some months. On his way to rejoin his regiment
last May, he was stopped and assigned TO duty
at Memphis
He bore the reputation Of good soldier, and
although, during his last illness. ne was separa
ted from all his friends and comrades in arms
he met Death, that last common enemy, will
true Christian courage. His last message to his
| friends was, "Tell them that die in peace
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

ON rendered attractive to flies to their entire
destruction. Itkills instantly. Try It You Will
sec them dead and dying within I've minute s.-
hey cannot get away to fall in Q any thing, but
generally die near the plate A single sheet
where flies are thick, will kill quart. Follow
and witness the re ult.
Remember that it is DUTCH RS That does
isred The real arb lie is for sale b. all respecta-
BILE Druggists and Merchants. -
S. HUNTINGTON Nc tfRElOR,
june3O HW8w General Agent.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08

The City Conncil of Philadelphia has 40
ted with great deal Of good sense ana
sound patriotism in the matter OF the draft.
Instead of appropriating half q million TO
purchase exemptions for the drafted men
of Philadelphia, it has appropriated one
million dollars for the relief of their farni-
lies. The action of the Philadelphia Coun-
ell, stand in strong relief with that OF the
Council of New York City, which has
done all that it can to nullify the conscrip-
ton by appropriating for individual bene-
fit a large sum which must be raised by a
general assessment, thus compelling those
who have perhaps been in the service, OF
suffered losses of kindred, to pay for the
exemption of towards and disloyal men,
Tin linn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-08-08
HAIR DYE HAIR DY I'll
BACHELORS CELEBRATED Ian DYE
Is the best in the Verdi

The only Harmless, True and Relsdots i4ie W.T.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfec u. yes
Red, Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly + 80 ~
Black or Natural Brown, without I'M s1ns tie
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