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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29
War news.

The week Just passed has been full Of
cheer for our country's cause. The inteli-
pence from Mississippi is enough to rouse in
every heart the keenest feelings o. Joy.
Grant has been achieving victory upon
victory, with unprecedented rapidity and
success. TIE crowdiry OF events almos.
takes away ones breath wiihout.a single re-
pulse. without an instant's pause. Grant
has been going for % days right over the
enemy and the enemI's country from 'Bei-
linsburg TO Vicksbu{g where the Stars ard
Stripes now float The story reminds us Ct
Napsleon's quickne.e IF motion. There
has been no dawdling for a day at every
fallen tree. not intrenahing for month s
STAY at every hill "On" has been the
word; and on tie deed--through Port Glib
son. where hey fought the rebels on tie
lst Of May. killing 1900. and capturing 5
pieces Of cannon; through Ray moud, where
The rebels. on the 18th, lost 500 men; on
again 10 Jackson, where Johnston was de
feated on the l4th with loss OF 400; still
on 10 Bakers creek. where, on the l6ili
Peuberton was whipped badly. losing T.
600 men, and 90 pieces OF artillery; then
further on to Big Black River, where. the
next day Pemberton lost 1000 men, snd
II pieces Of artillery. while Loring. his rig h'
hand man. was CONF PEELED t. escape south
still on. ill Hsnes Bluff was taken on the
19h, with 5000 prisoners and 100 guns, by
Gen Sherman: and further on, ill all th'
defenses of Vicksburg were in Nationa
possession and the Rebel army, reduced t.
10000 men, or thereabouts. complete! J
iemined in, without possibility of escape
There they are exposed to a combined tire
by the feet on one side. and all our artillery
streag ,hened by their own captured guns
an tl,a oth her
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From NlWrGreesb0rO.

We are permitted 10 take an extract from
q private letter from oar young friend, Dr..
W. T. Meedenhall, dated. May 18th:
I'VE had very interesting time yester-
day, at the battle ground. Our little yam.
kee girl and enc of our hospital attendants
concluded TO marry. He belongs TO the
18th Reg't Ind. Vols and the spot selected
for The Ceremony was where that regiment
fought and losi nearly half its men. Ii is
a very romantic spot in a beautiful grove on
the banks of Stones River. Twas grooms-
mar. We stood on a large rock about three
feet high, and broad enough for US all and
TIE Chaplain. The wedding was witness
cd by thousands among the rest. Msj Gems
Crilienten and McCook The bride was a
beautiful girl from New Hampshire
could not help envying the fortunate man !;
but you know l am always to late
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

SPIxcKRrAS INx.-The ink We are now
writing with. is manufactured by p. h.
Spencer aud Son. Buffalo. New York. We
consider it superior 70 the " Butler faid."
which We have been using. both in color
and flow. II has An advantage over other
ink. we have tried. as il does not corrocs
steel pens or gum them up-leaving them
in good condition. when through writing,
and always ready. The Messrs- Nicholson.
opposite the Ci,izens' Bank. have this sx-
cellent ink for sale.
When frs, used. it is beautiful purple.
but i, gradually becomes as black as Ersous
is said 10 be. &.4 ~
The Mes.rs. Nicholson, win please accept
Nm, thanks for a small bottle OF perfumsd
ink. styled +" Mauve Alisarine Fluid" Il
IA intended to be used for !" Lowers
Billy Dukes" and sffectionste correspond
.uce of that sort; also, friendly corres-
poudence, la Pzatonie. &c. While 1t
lasts. VIC viii be happy to &C. the part OF
.mauuensis, whoever We have leisure. to
any forlorn damsel. who wishes TO try the
virtue of this ink 10 missive to her swain.
or riee rersa or. il the parties prefer II.
thew can 60 to the Me.srs Nicholson and
purchase bottle aud try it themselves
We we do not doubt its Availability. when
HEARTFELT sentiments. are traced BY the
IS Mauve Aiixarine." Tryit.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

~ Hammond denies that Julian paid
him $500 for his services during The las,
congressional campaign; out says tbs, 9
certain deputy collector "knows where the
money come FROM" He told Mr.. Barks
that he received the money from Julian; and
then he publishes it in bis paper that he re.
ceived it thro' the deputy collector. He
virtually admits the point We made of his
being bought 10, and what i, the difference
whether Julian or hi. agent paid the money I,
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y Ii is now understood that the distress
signal word now given by member. Of the
secret coPPerhsad society is !" H. O. r d. -
TIE haiilng party gives one the first two
letters, which are the initials 10 the words
hold o." The respondent, if he is .
member, answers r.. d." which means
Richmond" In Indiana .. hold on sig.
n'fies hold on to the money in the Treasury
aud don't pay interest on State bonds,
while :" K d." means "run down the
price OF bonds 10 New York al every baz-
ard that spectators may prof, hereby
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SOMETHING LIKE COINCIDENCE 1T will
be seen by the incident related below, by
the indianapolis Journal, that instead of
"seven DEVILS as in the olden time, being
cast out of a woman, twas seren revolvers
Not grest deal OF difference beowcsn the
two. il the latter are placed in the hands of
derilish copperheads. The latter woman
was doubtless very pathetic;--at least
she can say that she had "a fellow feeling
in her bosom!''
While the search was being made of the
passengers on the Central train on Wednes-
day evening. soldier noticed that lady's
dress appeared more full breasted than it
ought to have naturally been. and his quick
eye, also, detected the fact that the artific
ial contents of the lady's bosom were SO
pressed out against the folds OF the dress.
as to make ii almost certain that pistols were
there. He was a very polite soldier, and in
the most gentlem=nly manner. approached
The lady and said: MADAM. wan, those
revolvers." She replied very indignantIy:
''Sir, | am respectable woman and have
no rcvolvers-" TIE soldier again said
very oooliy: Madam, l wish You to give
me those rerolvers." and pointed to her
bosom. She again denied that she had ary.
Without further questioning. the soldier, in
the discharge of his duty. thrus, his hand
into the place of concealmen, and drew out
a revolver. AID kept on repeating the oper-
alton until seven were captured. Then
gathering up the pistols, he politely remark.
ed to the lady: Madam, your breastworks
seem to be iron-clan.
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Sale of Real Estate.

a. or after the e2d Of June. 1863 vii, o0e, a, n,
sale the house and lots OF Riehnrd n np,.ssts
s'e OF wayne county Ind being and s,n.t.d -
20 of Hiiisooro' known lots No. ~ Ana ~ -
:. o. iowa. ying II Tamy county and de.c,n.I
"a w; SCUM east quarter ofsecti,n TO vn.hir
osJsnse - and the EAST half ths norh ~, snP
o. -eciiou s. township p range I3 ana the
quarter Of section II. tsvpshIn "a "
aso ioi NO IN block No. H. the east hsIf III.
10 = DIpek NO IT, said lots In the town ~ NJ.
orc tnird cash do.n he residue three equal ,e.,
=, =. ssh hs~fest n m date mortxnre vt,e
pe required OF the purchaser TO
1900 $50 aee1 ~ DC nsoe under order he Cont.
NJ % q, EDWARD e1ARdUcK
- = Execatoe.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

fR>HE andersignsd oil oseY ubiic sale on
II 9th day Of June. 1854. l . csees - = - -.
DAY ~ the dwelling and business houses Job sor,
deeeased IN the city o. kichmond. Wayne county so6
state OF nsana the foiosin6 pg ~ -.
Beds and bedding BUREAUS. tables s.ands ehsi,.
steals stoves carpets, shnv p.rk ~ 49,
ssfsess and variety Of ether srt,ees 10 49, ~
70 mention credit Of nine ~ 81 iI b. rIy.n
81 Notes approved seeu,Js, =, III
dalhr0 u tns Pufenassr JAMES PRRkY
AdCisistratev % Job Borton's Es....
90
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Sale of Real Estate.

nS or aner the 2oh sf Ja.e 1893. vii eeey A -
~ vese Yale Tor ose-scorsh essk down. ss1 the 80
cue In annual payOsnfs suf the purchasev. v9,H -
fss ro date. The north east gssster section h.
Township ~ range vest Sid Lad - eta 0II.s s.S
Of kichscad the Hiiisboro. Richo on1 Yn,.nsr
seos - seres eI-sre1 good spr pg ana Iivier 49,
vasr on the yafa and exesess rfne Ass tvs
acre of 10 fne st.se OF loss, In ssry eoupt
the ctn.r In PotfswssaDie eosnt. neytanse vfn y.
rsq1ire1 ~ the rareArsef IsaA spIA - 49,.
as.srs gsynesss. and sesd WI be .Ade his unSss
Issss.ss d tSs wn d Jss-rs 4. Co.. Aso 49,
Nay -, Ioa3-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

CT The following is list Of Indiana
Military Agencies at various points where
there are sick or wounded indiana soldiers:
Louisville. Ky.--Jason Ham, Agent, Office
No. $40, Main street.
Nashville. Tenn Capt J. W. Scott.
Agent, Cherry street.
Memphis. Tebn.-Dr. G. Jobes. AVen,
80. Front Row.
St. Louis. Mo- Major Jas. s. Wilson.
Agent. Soldiers Home. Fourth street.
keokuk. Iowa. K. Hart, Agent.
Washington City. d. C-Isaac w. Mon.
fort, Agen. 446. Eighth street, four doors
from Pennsylvania Avenue.
These agencies have been established by
the Cox error for the purpose Of relief and
information in all matters pertaining to the
Indiana regiments serving in the De parsmsn.
in which the Agency 10 located.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

II Whisky got the better Of a railroad
er on Saturday niget last. at the corner of
Main and Marion-sss. making him SO OBJ
streperous as to require nights lodging 10
the calaboose.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

ESA correspondent, in an article on the
''origin of msn," says that he believe. man
first grew on . tree. We do not think this
theory probable. unless it refers to Butter
nus" no We sincerely wish were hangia4
o. tyees 4eais -NasAvilze Onion.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

~ Vallandigham was delivered over to
his southern brethren" and i, is doubtful
whether they will receive him. Ii may be
be truly said of him. if this is the case: he
was sent Ito his own and bis own received
him not"
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PUBLIC SALE.

pc 500 on Saturday. the 10th day of INN. n a
=. a1e ,e resdsncs Of Richard d. BRANDON IN
ns,sr, VI n,sooro,. WAvne county, indiana alI .hs
PIoPsIV belonging to the estate MOI - -
hou..bos ana hnventoss consisting busgy COW
ana kitchen furniture and great v.,;s.s -
aacl es too tedious to enumerate sale 10 o.
~ eIoek on sad day literal credit v,J ~. %
$3.50 '-'A ""' "e la known day O sale
May 90 srAhbuc6. Executor.
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~-o-,c... "srDe ce1rty. D
NOTICE 10 hereby given thai Isaac n. Drusv Aams-
ish cser Of. the sstsae % ksseen e. Gray aeeesses
has eled bis Petition sell the ate 81 ,hs
fsnt bis sonsi being eies. psy his det.
hat tar sa1 petition Gin a *. n~rt go .
the Court Of teA0on Pleas OF said eoausv. ~
rEELLE q WILSON. Assys-
NAY
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Executors Notice.

he undersigned hss this day letter, s>...
msnt.ry on the last viii and testament kieh~n
" brandon, late OF Wayne comfy. Indiana All -.
sens KNOW pg themselves indebted estate 81
questef TO make payment settlement per.a..
having claims against the viii present thu IN,
sothentiestsd within The es,sie 4. ,,o -,
solvent. EDWARD eTARBUCs Ex.rn.'v
May - q,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

w An attempt ., disturbance in Day
on, Ohio. was promptly quelled on Monday
evening last. and concealed copperhead A..
.assips shot a, at officer in Beaver township,
CO.. on Monday. but missed
him
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RrcoMoSp MARKET, May 29.-Flour. s. per
cwt; Wood, cts. per foot; Wheat 81 per oa:;
Corn. wholesale 35--rctail so cents per ovsnel;
Cornmeal 60 and 75c; Goats 40 snd SOC; butter
10 70 lac pcr Id: Eggs a 1Oc per doz.; Chick
ems s. "a So. so per dox.; Potatoes 40 % cents
per bu.; ilams IL cts. per ib,; Sides Gas.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-29

One entire page Zone half the psper) of the
Charleston Mercury is filed with advertise
msnts for auction sales OF real estates.
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ny- That vicksburgh WILL BE taken, 10
Granted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

TorAL Production OF Wool The total
amount of wool produced In the United States
during the year 1860. was 60, I'll ,S48, being IN
increase of eight million pounds during the ten
years, while the returns prove that wooden man.
ufactures have increased 6fty-one per cent,
showing that the increase in our production
falls far below the increased demand for manu-.
featuring purposes The total amount Of wool
manufactured into cloths in the United States in
1860, vas &c, $685. pounds; showing that our
wants exceeded our supply BY over thirty per
cent, . balance which had to be made up BY
importation. In this respect 1t will Do seen
what IN immense advantage the Southern States
have over the Northern in the production Of
their raw fabrics, for while the North produces
only .hree-foarths Of the wool that Is used. the
South produces over Ave times the amount Of
cotton that 10 consumed in the United States,
Nearly al Of our wooden manufactures are At
the East. New England has over half of the
capital thus employed in the whole country. and
Massachusetts, alone has nearly one third. The
West has yet done but little in manufacturjpp.
not 1.-THE Of what should and, % we believe.
what will eventually be done. Michigan has but
twenty wooden manufactures within her bor-
ders, and those on . small scale, with a total
capital Of but tlsS,50O and consuming bu,
22S, 100 pounds annually.
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JOHN EDWARDS.

GOVERNMENT SrAHPs.-The following i'm
portant decieion in regard to government
stamps was received yesterday by E. I. Tink
ham, esq, cashier Of the Traders Bank:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, 1863.
To E. I. Tlnkham, Chicago:
6tamps Of the right denomination, except
proprietary, may be used indiscriminately.
GEo. 8. BOUTWELL,, Commissioner.
Proprietary" are patent medicine stamps
Of small denomination. All others, it will be
seen can be used Unfortunately on al legal
documents, provided, only, that they be Of the
right value. This decision will greatly siu.-
pity this whole stamp business, aud win
therefore be great convenience to the bust
ness public.-(Chiesgo Tribune.
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ARmx Co.s.sEsPoNDRsCE.

hoLLA, MO-, Jan. ~, 1000, yg
c. DUNCAN, Esq-Sr II arrived here day
before yesterday from St. Louis, whittier had
been with an escort Of prisoners. On arriving
heron my way to Springfield, learned the
rebels we're investing that post, with force Of
six thousand troops The Governments stores
at Springfield will amount to at least one nil
| lion Of dollars. The only force at Springfield
| when left, consisted of the 18th Iowa regiment
of Infantry, six hundred men, and Col. Kings
regiment Of Missouri State Militia, consisting Of
some four hundred men. In addition to this,
some three hundred convalescent soldiers and
citizens could be armed. Gen. Brown in COM
mand, called in some eight hundred of the mill
tia from the nearest posts around, which COM
prises all the available force at Springfield.
The 18th Iowa was stationed in partially
completed fort, one mile north -west OF town,
where all the ammunition and Government
stores had been taken to, after the enemy was
in front of the town. go 5.sca ag- rse
The latest intelligence have had before the
wires were cut this side Of Springfield, was that
hard fighting was going on in the streets. The
enemy is now advancing in two columns, east
ward, on this place. My supposition is, that
our troops have repulsed the enemy from the
fort, while the probability is that Springfield
has been laid in ashes. eeg-- .--s-- ,a.s
There is large amount of Government sup
plies on the road between this point and Spring
field, which the enemy is no doubt after The
trains are now falling back on this place. a2e
There is not much doubt but that General
Mcbride, with force Of three thousand men,
is also advancing rapidly from the southeast
The wires have just been cut this side of Leba-
non. ef L .a gsa. lsr .'
General Warren started portion Of his com.
mand at two o'clock P. n, yesterday, in the d.
rection of Maynesville, to intercept the enemy.
You may look for startling news from SOUTH
west Missouri in few days. ga.
Gen. Brown is the only individual have
heard of who was wounded at Springfield. As
oil communication is cut of in that direction,
it will be several days before we can obtain .
list of the killed and wounded in the 18th regi-
ment The news here lie, that the boys fought
like heroes. asE a. g
Porter, with three thousand men, has no
doubt taken the town of Lebanon, and is going
North. Excuse my haste,
as Yours truly,
haL y .aEt JouN rnw xpnc
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THE,HAWk-EYE
Saturday, Ja,sssary II.
ls63. as -
the BURLINGTON nAvIK-EYE
ss,s THREE EDITIONS
Daily, Semi Weekly and Weekly.

3RAyxs to the liberal patronage bestowed upon this
ssrnal. BY Which liz circulation has been SO gressly
extended publisher not been embarrassed By the
advance Of 20 per In the price Of printing paper,
o. have 50 many Of om cotenporares But is the
pan Of wisdom to provide for this state Of AFFAIR."
end to preserve unshaken the sound foundation upon
which this Journal has been ektsblithed sen.sus-
tanning snd paying paper, We have made small I'd.
vance In price, hardly equalto the advance in white ps
PER- andle than the advance Of Of the journals
throughout the country. Our new terms vN be found
below. ~ '14
During the coming year neither money nor labor WIN Be
spared to make the BAwK-EYE, h IL several editions,
he most valuable paper in al respects circulated In The
STATE II wn always contain the latest news Numer-
Gus correspondents In the field will give TO our readers
full reports Of military operations and wiz do justice
Iowa troops, which others have not done. Full and
nable market reports, BY mall and telegraph from an
important commercial points, will be given. Care win
be taken in mailing our paper, that shall always 60
Onward 70 subscribers by the earliest lnais uul
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Imports the President and the War; earnestly and n.
IDENTITY, VIII freely discuss his and condemn what
ever It believes amss IN the conduct Of public affairs.
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TEE WOUNDED At worcestershire 81. Louis
Republican prints list Of the wounded in the
siege ofVicksburg, in which We find the names
Of the following Iowa soldiers: tle4gl 5af
4 Iowa SOlOleES.
FOURTH IOWA. ..5a


Ft1t 800 FOURTH IOWA. sd3E 3fi 90
" E Brown, arm; - Allestcn, breast;
NJ Runckls, hand; Jos Wells, side; S Campbell,
| shoulder; S Davis, CO C, arm; Kimplet
CO g face; ] Abbey, co g breast; Russell
Wells co hip; Jas F Lambson, co A; George
Meaners, co A; James Campbell, co D; Dan
Rhodes, co D; Anderson Moore, co F; VS.
| Mount, co C.; A NJ Brinkerhoff CO H; NJ Stiff
fer, co F; Jos Hibbs, co c; ] NJ Runkle, co F;
L Sitter, co F; n Mcdonald, co A; Jesse
W Ellis, cob; Silas Chase co K; John Wetzer,
I co G; And'w Dow, co H; Lieut.. Leander Pitzer,
| co F; Capt R A Still, CO F; FL Nelson, co l;
JP Albee, co G; Amos Cunning, co K; VIM H
g; L Fl Shelton, co D; Alpheus Walker, co H;
i'm Stafford, co F; "A Davis, CO G; VIM
Coon, 60 A; Michael King, co e; F Smith CO
F; Robert Shields, CO G; A H Tedford, co F.;
Sitter, co F; J Rauk, co I; A L Cobb, CO 4;
A Hubbard, co g; A H Surher, co E; A c
Hinman, co A; s Williams, CO A.; L D Chandler,
Ico B, head; Thos r Brooks, CO B, thigh, dead
William Sayles, CO B, chest; Rockwell, CO
K; John Allison, co K; N A Harlow, CO F; r
Wells CO c.; Geo Dunn, CO K; Jas McMullen,
co c. W H Bartlett, CO II; Jacob Stout, co b.
Milligan Meskinus, co I; Moses Clark, co C;
P Archer, CO H, died; R Tilden CO F: slight
~; U NJ Troutwine, co F confusion; o James
co G shoulder; D Stump. CO H shell; Capt Stelt,
arm; Alfred Kelly, co face; Henry Blackman
co A burnt; J H Dorrsnce, co F hand.-~-.~---
NINTH IowA.-John Coheneo- 4, foot; John
Cone, co K; Michael Saunders, co D; d Horn.
ing co l 5'.at9 y Ha2@t4 ltm 10 Z
SIXTEENTH IowA-Alf Heron. head; Ser
geant Of co K dead; Ssm'l Metzler, thigh;
r D Laura, co side; Chss Roseurthaler,
leg; NJ Forney, face NJ jackson, co F arm;
TWENTY. SECOND IowA.-Waeh Cooper, foot:
N Smith; foot. s". ~ n
THlRrlErH IowA-AS Perry, co C;~J 3
Dayryo g. a. .# os *
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

CHICAGO on TIE PRocLAxArloN.-The meat
ings at Chicago on Monday evening, altogether
made up an unprecedented demonstration in
support Of the Presidents Proclamation. Fou,
large Halls failed to contain the numbers pre-
sent, or even a considerable part of them; for
after all were crowded to their utmost capacity
an immense crowd still remained without. The
proceedings were harmonious and enthusiastic,
the speeches bold, decided and to the point, and
the resolutions presented and adopted, such as
every loyal man mist approve. The whole at.
fair is honorable to the people of Chicago. II
proves that their hearts are all right, and that
they are still determined to stand BY and defend
the Union, from the assaults Of traitors, whether
at home or beyond her limits. st.gs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17

Tn TN Iowa CAvALRY.-The 42d and 43d
Infantry have been consolidated and converted
into the 7th Iowa Cavalry Regiment of lows,
under command Of Col. Summers, .:at Ottumws,
Lieut. Col Major O'Brien and Major Heath.
Of the two companies overplus in the two
: egisenta one 10 to 60 into the 9Th Cavalry, and
The other into the 18th Infantsy.-l0Ate City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
rotal receipts on eubscriptions for
ten successive days,

Total fece1pvs Cd euDscrIptlUus lUF -
ten successive days, a tl5o0,ss
Although the above sum may seem insigni6-
cant to our contemporaries in Chicago and else
where, for this meridian the sum is amply suf6-
Gent to pay current expenses and leave some
thing over. We hope this expose will SO far
abate the anxiety Of our Tory friends that they
will give themselves no further anxiety on our
behalf. f85
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
BURLINGTON WEEKLYE HAWK.EYE.

~ In order to allay the deep solicitude Of
some Of our Tory friends and to relieve the
anxiety they naturally feel about the success Of
the Hawk-Eye, We propose to give the cash re-
ceipts of the Office for subscriptions during the
FIRST ten working days of the year