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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28

Gen. Banks was present at the planters meet.
ing before mentioned, and obliged those assem-
bled with an explanation of his views and inten.
tons. After some discussion they determined
to accept the arrangement proposed, and agreed
to abide by it for one year from the date there
of, it being distinctly understood that the crop
referred to meant the commercial crop, and
that the acceptance Of the contract did not
imply the surrender Of any right Of property in
the slaves, or other right Of the owner. In
other words, the planters made the best OF
what they consider compulsory bargain, being
as tenacious as possible of their human chat
tells. F2sA LIB 4! "atil as d
In, accordance with this agreement, General
Banks has under the date Of February 6, issued
a circular authorizing the reception of sigma
lures to 1t, and providing for the carrying out
in good faith the provisions on tie part of the
authorities. Is gIsgs a. =
j The action of these planters-there were mi
forty present in all at the meeting. the most
prominent being Mr.. Cottman-T;ll proba.
bly, be largely initiated, not, however without
much grumbling by those who are disposed to
regard President Lincoln's exception of these
parishes from emancipation as authorizing
their return to the old normal diabolism of
Slavery. heard indignant comment to this
effect in the rotunda Of the st. Charles only
this morning.
From up the river We have advices to the
9th; 1t is rising rapidly, and those familiar
with it predict its attaining an unusual alti-
tude. If SO, there may be grounds Tor rather
waters) for the apprehension of those danger
GUS creyasses alluded to by me in former
letter. By the way, the one described, be-
low the city, has increased, swamped an addi-
tional couple of fields, Inundated the little viii
lage of negro quarters, and now threatens the
islanding of the planters mansion and sugar
house.
One good thing has, however, come of the
rising Of the Mississippi, as set off against
our prospective drowning. The cutoff, or
The sun., 1863-10-03

We Lndha tongue ths Historical sentence Of cucs
oemnasion. Such . Storm Of cries and ysls grsses
60 'ne sensencs that the unfortunate ieps-o tfor =
Nss ons o. thas claS. who, for . few rea's wsa
personsting ChrsO seemed to tn nix that tie drsmA
Spanish,
,,IM.mt.i 1ti.t 1t would hsv. t.en bc,.es
h'd tahen me part 81 the good thie'. senior Al
ehlds don't forget - pay three reals Tor person.
ating the DIVINE d,en.r 4"
you are hne How I" sad the a'esdc, rush.
inr the epero ssck ~lo, IN olaf on OF all histor-
&c Al Tut. to,k rsfres In TIE t-ibuna tselt Az the
same tisle. ose of h sold ,rs toslrouniei The
thrist more q th:ul W is art thsn the bespa,.
tered leporo. stuck hun a smart blow on the
enect. The lepero cou contsin tinseif ne loager,
lie raped cut fesrfu. oath, and strl1k out righS
ssd lefi at bis sstoalslcd ptrse,uior-
There vsss genera melee G rec struggle
arose between the actor, who hal completely for.
Y IT, the irit Of bis psr, aud tie indians, wbs
alta .ed lin with . vlgor wortgs of TIE agents If
heroi. The c.niess was brcu sli 10 al ,ud b;
Le'oie sAeiihce on tie part Of tie s,ade, who. II
overcome the oust.uScs Vi the lpero, pfouised
LIN -iy ,ss rnors han to was ot.. .iualy sltlsl.d
y GA i' couais Ola tie Z. low agreed to wax W
Cslvsry Ia ts niist Of tie Indians. They dragged
hin sons & tn acs oi tie utiOu &, slng hiu .
mors thar ordin,rys uvaucs q T. owa
It's tusn ness i-fei, tho s.ca de returned -
US. He lsi pfonu4acsd tAe -eit' rce ~ OF tie pre-
tended Ctr's' wiiA a. ll.isg4isei snSirty.
Wien We saw him CousttBi Is With tie Ulvrk, I
looked somew Al 81 cisd.y at the monk. 10 NY
ama.e'neut ssmi., ,pl cared ou Us -Lich eel
me yonpeiey al mye..e. Tae ,su.e Il uis
slddsA ,hinss In Fay sefsp.o was soon explain.
ed.
just whcn tho alcslde was rising L, pronoupos
our seu uteace, TIE mors grsyey stu-oached the
trituu matched of TIE necs,r lei VII oh
encrc cd his head, All showed the I'D Al rnscI%.
TIT" lis .ousire' I-.s WAS lrl.y /. tLcali insl
stroke
Ih. man, who, scarcely a second before, wm
~ ou x ~ .o)s up1n 20 with sch stub r. pride
threw Inns, ft.ttnLl * sul sJufute4 At u. fses
oi tie Fra!cs,au
"Ah ho y isther," crIel TIE Indan, why did
you ~ dlscoysr your eli --olery I1krE ever,
tnsI, wisnout Sno"ius ,Ls v.t.uss Of nG.la,gua
hu.u"
Fry serafio need 10, hs,. answ cred the terri,
Lei Indian. He C.ldtsceuirt ~ confess ths,
under ths Gisgi.se gGd WITH rs escltt. 10 was
travelling to exc lie u o. iOu- ~ t.r..t
aud the s.cs.de, ~Lo -toe-st h.Iu.ei .ievoutly a
every word VI tuc mols took good not 1, press
hun vin I'm. ldeut q-eAi o4,.
An ius,aut .ief, We iasr-LeI rlsjestically out a
the CATH into which cur entrsnc, had Teen ~
huino.e and crsst;.. ~. Tt, inisus returned us
our arms and lors r. pressed 20 Ia VAN 10
return to tie hoss,l'y vlere ~ HI beea 80 sour,
" Welcomed. ~ e~ers very ...- .ssed at ths
reception they had giv-a US; AZ, ~ sr'e o. q,
taulder, WI ch had sss = tosun - .row', We ga.
loped out 1.-THE vi age w.tlJ i lad < an car "
tn eL:reaGes
We soon eut'reis pine forrest vii IA rau :! o1s q
chan " prcrpIoIs iul'
70 be Continued
The sun., 1863-10-03

CLEARED.
srEAMsHrPS-Cry ~ w.,hinrtpn, Liverpool
lllnoi', ,A,p nwtil; Martha s;evoas, Baltimore; Ia
vsis, Hamburg
SHIPs- Amelia, Bristol; Encrsr, Liverpool: NJ
dAiiiun, Lave. piol.
BARHs Fortune, dab Cork Eura Darn, risiif.r
BRlGS- Commefcs, 1t psrr-. Mar; J Conrdon.
wind.ori La Iavorita, Cnrscos, Aniahi Pot ,u
Eaion. H.ii'sS. Maria R.. Melbourne
sCHooNERS- Ros,h'.p, Ghtal;sr oiln, Ne..
blr'r'rt. waye, A..i,nfria aai6lehe.d IA. not.;
X; David Carlrbsll, :; john, y b Aecomae. Acco-
Kyai; j i Btui, d s.In; N-., Phlsi,irhia; L 5
I.uey, Sew crr; Meteor, Haui.oa, tDsEuuda.; w
Pomofoy, Hsw Osi,An..
TrAysnIps-C -Che.speak., por.lsnd. Me; Dis
riohd ~ te, NUb'nrc Gu, ID =. Fanny Cid-alla,ier
i,r,c'e; vles .n'~ snbcsi7 s'.ic. G. {
NrtA atlantic Is eekadins squadron.
>, ,bARks- Vol,iru.r q S Charleston Bar Daniel
II HuuisH: SEQ, POrt koyGl, Z. ten Warren, Ncuyi-
tH, tIduklin, Nassau Coral Queen. LEGION /;
"inths1p, MatanOf-s; lorcuce, Sydney, Z l..
Jaso; Tour MaskoH, Mstsnss Volunter. Mare !ile.;
Na'ctiy' Cow BAY, ~ Cosmos fio Grendo; Ante
G ii; ;; lii, M.,amors. W ''''-'''''' "'' ''' =
.sCHOONERs Constitution, Virgins; Ann EliIs
& dY w. A'i %; S'' EsitIdyy, Esit",y rsSTs isTn;
~ J " Llsfeac', Virsiril: J u Cupninf la u
Nafh NJ on IAree slater. tLhuco eagus sarah, do
d. 't.t.or, 10; Jenny Liud, shulc-. satlla Port
l,vtA; ta'l. or. B,itinorc, Laura. Nitsiu.s Jonas
Jon s ri, BcaItrt; " Lo.sNu. Niu.lha,en for
s.aty Hook; Gertrude, NJ Haven. k'chsrl iliil,
~? ide' &C.; iuaif B,d ne; do {, Hunti4g,gn, Pro-
vid nte ioi Albany; / y smith Nv u lio.d. ChHf
ter ik. s'on ior Aibtll; Epoiine liaight. do do,
II innah T. h.ne, Portland. Ct: Frederick Eugene
l.ot .i.H Harriet NeWail. MAchias: Reno, T.. Me,
ehi7., JOIN i Wats9n, NV Haven: Et latham,
Chatham; White Re, K, Sout pot. Jenny lind, Siop-
nr on; johanna, Besuiort; JOHN Collins, Virginia:
Le',ie Bsnfci. B rnuda;J j " Runlsry, Bal'imore:
ked foy, havan4 Ossuna, II xsDs h9ort for iso,ton;
Macnas Mar 'iase, Prov idence; charger, do; j VI
Naignan, Bd'imut,; 5 u Twin, Virginia, Eleanor,
rrit dsi. Cut; u X DE Wolf, Aux Csye,.
sLooP-w ManSum, Reynoids Taunton. MSS
WLOw b irs Caroline Cuba Jane Bully; 2bks
The sun., 1863-10-03
Too Late for Classification.
DEA'rAAA,

GALLAGHER On Friday, Oct. %, George, the
beloved son Of Parick aid Margaret Gallagher, aged
yeai and Al months.
lis remains will be tsken TO Calvary Cemetery
for inteiment, on sund,y afternoon At O'clock fIon
tn. residence OF his parents India s Of Frank
lyp, Greeppoint, l.. L. lao
McDERAOTr-On Friday, Oct I'd, after lingrr.
inv scturs,, Bridget tuott, the beloved wie of
Edn, HeDrrmott, OF tic Parish of Lorsan, CO. Cav
AZ, lteland.
The friends and relative. of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the iuners SUNDAY sitter
noon Oct. T. st In O'Clock from her late rssdsn nce.
Sis Thor p'ou At. lt9
AcLLulNNtY- In Brooklyn, on Frida-, Oct -.
WI liam stewart, only .sn OF JsiD,s and Mary l..
81 nancy, aged | ear Anu days.
Ihs friends ~ the family are =. pectfuliv invited
TO ttcnd the funeral frcm the rcsidrpc- OF alt "a
rsn's, lsi Adams 81, tnis saturday. afternoon,
o'co, H. LEA
huILLYCUDDY- On Thursday, Oct J. Eusene
Arii.I cuJdy, Ared "a yeaIs
Tue tuaeiaI viii tskt place On Sunday afte noon,
OF. $tL. a. o'clock, from tbs u-idence Of his
brother - Msdison st. The friends and iel. ivss u
the family are respectfully invited 70 attend. lhS
.OCoNNoR-on oct. I'd. the beloved wife Of Ma
tbiSs OConuor.
Th- ftinersi will ,ste place on Sunday afternoon,
Qc'. 4. at O'Clock, from her late residence, OF
Aangtn o.. The &c lativss and friends Of the family
are respectfully Invited to attend. 100
O'KANE-On Fridsy. oct %, Cathsrine OK ane,
dsrsht,r OF John and Nary OkADs, aged s yess.
Toe III. nds and relatives OF the amil, are rs.pect
full invited 10 attend The funeral. on SUNDAY aftor
noon, OCT 4 81 o'clock, fou the rssldtnce OF her
psreuts, ls' East l1th' bet ist ave and Ave A lts
The sun., 1863-10-03
DRY GOODS.

LOAKS. CLOAKS!i CLOAKS,
OCheapet than ever -Beautiful waterproof cloak,
20 20 s6 Back cloth cloAkt. s5 to 70 splendid r.b'
bed bsaver, -, $40 and rlE Children cloaks all
a. the old Dry foods. Cloak aud Manila
sore OF a. FIELDS co, 81 Csihaiipe IT, Ny. .2GI
The sun., 1863-10-03
SAVINGS BANKS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. W
! lath st, ands:h avenue. Open daily from. ! TO
r. Wednesdays and Saturdays from TO ! p. n
Six per cent iut-rest allowed honeys deposited 90
before Oct 10Th will draw interest from dsta
THOS. CHRISTf, Pres't. X. II. Bt LII, sec'y. so
SIA PER CENT INTEREST
~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BASK,
S,o :, & and Monday Wednesday and Friday even
Interest will commence October ist, ise3
bank books in Eng sh, Il srraan and French
SEYMOUR A. BUNCE, Sec. sos
THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
l. Corner Sd Aueflue ami 25th Street,
CHARTERED 1854
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED
DepostSRSee on before lat October win drsv
''isss; s.si s sssa HON 10 to :, also on xoua.,
"Wednesday And SATURDAY. eveu ng., from tos
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
AuG'3 p. LEE, Secretary. alS
TIEION DhiE SAVINGS BANK
~ Nos. AZ and ae9 CANAL ST, cor vsrick
Opsn daily from 10 A. N. to 9, and from 70 p L
No OF DEPOsfrORs. ...,............, i2,6 800
pivis.nds h.re ali been Fix PER csS Sn zoo
and under AndEIVE PER CENT on larger sumA
Deposits on sr before Oct y. will bar interest from
Oct. ist. HpER v HAuGHWoCT, Pre,lden,
JOHN MCLEAN, -,
WS ). WeirLOCK,j wee fresiasn"
GARDNER 5. CAApiN SO
The sun., 1863-10-03
NDau,t Tell EMihrr,u

There Is many good mother VITO rstsre ruin
II the child SIZE dearly loyes-tes Ling \ N. a st
ls,son Of wrons-d ing, by sinp say Nc, "New,
lop,t tell your father" slrsy motners do I,
sushtsssly, tguarAaily, act capAiIln1 h., IL .
The sun., 1863-10-03
Pl.lOkLYN

NALrr or TAXABLE PROPERTY ~ KISC,
.orNri.--fhe io.iowinr Is ss'atcn Mt o: the value
ntiS b proper Ia King. county for the year lsG9,
afttIincl he A st,os. The ineT,ase ., COIN
oar viii he io.inr Scar tiSG2 /. also ,bo~n;
The sun., 1863-10-03

i, WI % l. ca these "a a docr,1c in the
'i pt 70. IL 5 y'h. The amount Of
,aso''..l.. dw.E $50, l. s224t0o
kI>Gs torNrN Bopp or SuprRvT-
m.c H.. - n Botr',h \ Yesterday sf
h e. m'I tcs N W. Cou.t lics.e =, ported
." ias 'hi con rec' wiz "a, carprn-
.ctf y rsc,n nssiHeN p.s nc
conlHn lrrl rthiag D. suy,ryt-
aCR uI i'tg 4. .VstA,d 90 j.
4 s.ttU - ." 7Sm -. : a,r
rv..eu trg ih.t On. auoGu Of
.r| .l'tu . ,eft, 90 b.. Com
., 't.i.> So, l. IA. IIil.. on
The sun., 1863-10-03
WELL WORTH A TRIAI-BRIESTS
W COLUMBIAN BALM, or,

MAGICAL HAS REsroaArIvr,
haeknowledged by those who have tried A. to be tn,
pest preparation o the kind hey have ever used II
no, ony prevent, tue hair from falling out but viii,
u petseVered with, restore the hair where Il has come
out i th,s Balm does not accomplish Il. nothins
srs ",u, II keep, the heal reetl clean and fres
IRON dandrun cures ali diseases OF the scalp. and
sves renewed lfe aud yigor 10 the hair Prepared az
a. soSth second street. wiliismsbursh, To be had u
~. aad sax. Xvssas p ssS beusssa q Rrtss o ~
The sun., 1863-10-03
sk1IpPING.

EOE LlyERpool.--TApSCoTT'S LINE.
L ship MONARCH or THE SEA sal. oct, 5th.
s.,. ,t9E toNpGN.X LiNt.. -.
For pss'as, 60 OF from Liverpool az London.
drsi'. syaAble IN any psr, Of Ens ltaand seo;
N 1APsCorr BROTHERS & 60, - south a Is
NJ o. ROBERTS lINF. via PANAMA
o FOR san FKAhclscO AND OREGON.
On SATURDAY, oe'o,er .. at noon,
ILLINOIS, 2'NY tons.
CALI trade, viii ,.n as ah,ve II, M .e psr ion
Of Warren street, North Hi,er.
D. S'CASHIiSGToN, IL w-,.
" Attention is oslied to the change OF route so
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
~ LIVERPOOL.
JuhIiy ~ ''.......''''' ehiLs sb ocE
SWALLOW IAlL, line foE '' ~ "
Ship LIVERPOOL. ~ -)'.'1',.'.. SAILS 10Th ocn
tos passage or pr9it Apply 70 ,.. -,
STEAM TO OF EENSTowN AND LIVER.
Iency, LOUISIANA sail, Thur.dsy, the s,6 Oct.
q: g1;;.,s ms, apply to WILLIAMS dtioS' 30 isI
THE GALWAY LINE.
L The ALLAN1Ic,, LRIsn ROYAL. MAIL
hhhIkih RI AMI III Ijs9 h'r's Power iS Tone
COLI MBlA .......l,oo0 5000
ANGLIA .........,l,OO0 5000
The Magnificent steamfAip
\ y q |. A
win ,,il from Ro.,on, for islwsy and Liverpool n
TUESDAY, Oct. 9Th, 20 be followed by tie COLIN,
BlA h1m NV Nok. oct 2Oh
Rate. Of passage, payable In sod or i,s equivalent,
IL currency,
,irst cabin Psssasa sa........,..,,..."ss $50;
inteEmtuiAte w
SteeEsso .................. 80
Passengers forwarded siso to London, Paris, Han.
blfg. Uayrp. Hremt ,ttardafu. tr Al
lowest rates.
farss from Liverpool oil Galway to New York aGa
Bcsion. tfo, 50 ~, .l0J.
for paasuS,- Apply
sABEL & sEARLH, % Broadway
For freight and other information apply 10
LAWRENCE GILES co,
SoO No. IL South William ~.
The sun., 1863-10-03

kOR NkWBlkGH, POuGuKEEPSIE
- hordoui' King ton Inc MARY POWELL. leaves
ess " ~ slI.2 ~ u a'e.L on. " oc ock Soi
HuDSON RIVER L. Il. FOR ALBANY,
md ~ \. n aud &Ih AID iuaO r. a., Aud On
huIu4ys ~ sa. y, ~ t.. Ahrt.s,h slssL -
The sun., 1863-10-03
MARINE NEWS.


s4o r, $50 -sunsoo.ss-Noep r. 10 ION " evas
The sun., 1863-10-03

TIoS
OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Office % Chamber 1t, N. \.
President.
Lieut.. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
. Vice r. esidents,
Hon Hamilton Fi.h. Admiral Duyou'.
John |. CISCO Es9. Rudolph A. Witihsus. Esl
Iif,ctois
Hon. Ed.ln D. Morgan. Howard Potter Ecu,
Gsrre Opdske, Mn T.. Dodge, Jr I"
Hiram Btncy, Theodo. x osevrl', ks1,
=" jams ", ckmsn Peter Cooper, E.l.
Rev. W. Belious ID. 10 ,orge bancroft.
john jacob Atgt, Es9. Daniel Lord,
Jtn.s Brown. E-.. Wiison u. Hunt, "
Rob: H. MiItuIn, Esq KnbcIt 1. stuart,
Vim. H. NplnvAll, Aifrsi PeIL "
jane GsIlstip,
he oniects Of the Association are TO secure TO sol
dlors and sailor,, and their fanii. sny claims for
pensions nay snd hoanty, and ~ ave adyice aud
Information to thsnl uvthD,V cosi, and TO prevent
Maud, against th,sn and the Go,erntnent.
AIpLcatIop la Yeron or byt EFT should be made
to HENkY GREEN lELB. Sse'y,
Ss 80 ohauiocrs 81. Sevs York
V PROuDfIT, ATTORNEY AND COUN.
Nstellor, Notary and Cor,missonor for the Stsie.
DEEDS. Nor raa"e Bills Of Sale, ANecmapts, Will.
&C, drawn for rnodcrat- charges Ls.a advice tree
All claims collected. Of're y Chamber. - al
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUBS, NEW
pSTYLrs,
one, TWO AND THREE DOLLARS A sETr.
The sun., 1863-10-03

INPORTANT-ALLA ARTICLES FOR SOL
ldsrp In camp or field. should b sent By the Harm
den EIpsess, u Broadway Thsy send daily s very
low rates. Soo
r EhKY ROOPS-ToOK TO THEM-Win-
- rfis coming Cal On D.. y. 4 J. =. ELLERY,
- grsnh o., and hsv, coz Of thsif Rubber Ps mt
pn oD. W.fIsDt'e u. ,af | bic cure. %l9
TAw BiSfNF 5 I PROSECUTE Or
- md a. case T. ~ Court, and thlrr' r.
100 NJ .ur o.. = - &C. &C. VI nov IL, Al
~ res Iud Guns .pv Is- - Nassau ,1d ics, I. 4
NO1ICE To IAX -. .'ES--kUkLAU
W IT, siv,r VI tDAt 80 = t,b ?. si.-Ihe books
i,i IaSr,p IN Fsona. II ate NJ b. cp-ued tt paw
i,n ut 1t iii. oihce on nondAy. b.h inst Uue notice
opan. join AuEPIf, Receiver. 4y6
nLD PLANTATION COFtER
~ DlLLiL OLD PLANTATION COFFEE.
"a Cents per PJune.
= Cent, yer PJuLd.
~ 10 used n the bet hoit ntt and private
fam and pronounced 10 b fully sgg.I in strength
and richn.0 Of flavor TO the
OLD JAVA COFFEE.
Put " Ia ons pound tin toll package % and co br.
WRIGHT, GILLIEs BROTHER,
lmIorers and MaDufsctuer, OF hnt favored Coffee,
YaS, sS3 snd - Wa.hinetou st,NY.
for sale by grocer. lrneia Ally, IO1
DAWNBROKEKS TICKETS WANTED AT
New iprk TOT tictsu Of diamonds, ~aichr' Je~elry,
diy rood, sts, &c. lot Of ovsrcoat- wanted. $40
DAwNBROkLRS TICKETS BOUGHT at
2s9 Eis h avenue. ~ill give more for tickets
OF GAmouds, watches, i.~elry, mus cal instruur nts.
guns, SIX. tools and cich ny, han aug other rer-o
In he business, 2o2 Eishth avenue. 800
DEOTECriVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIA-
The sun., 1863-10-03
XVHAT CARE / TOR MOSQUITOES

since uuUkIUDs Soap sure remedy brinri
In sddftisn TO the magical prop, rifles of DR.
UtkAtDs ITALIAN hEDICAlED SOAP. IA
tie cure oftan, pimps freeklcs, eruptops, surburn
rirs"orm saltI heuu and other slin defoimitice, II
ratovereign l. reiDsd for the bite Of Insects. Wet
the SOAP, .Gb on the pant affected aud rain in
rantly ceases. Found at Dr GOlkAuD's estsb-
lishpent, 4bs proSdwsy. nesr Grand st 3s1
= TO 81 CENTS PER POUND PAID
~ cash for old pcvspspers, books and pamphlets,
and the Highest caIh prlc for all kinda Of paper max
sr's stock. THOs. C. BENNETT, % Ann sf, branch
ls3 Will Am At, corner Spruce JB1
The sun., 1863-10-03

srIAMsHrPS-Cry ~ W.,hinrtpn, Liverpool (;
llhnoi', Asp uwtil; Martha s;evons, Baltimore; Ia
vans, Hamburg
SHIPs- Amelia, Bristol. E1orfr, Liverpool; NJ
dAiii1n, Liv,.p,ol.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-03

TpE s, uru ON G., ppwwHEAp, "A
leading southern Tn oa'st. tcr TWEEN.
y years q tesiden, OF New, o, leans.
writes us rom that city, ne iUt,owt:
We srs coming 20 the opinion
here that the people OF the n rth--
all but thosc who are in the ito d.
are getting stark, staring mad -
They seem to he bent upon the d, ..
'ruction OF their country. Our only
hope now is, that the lsmentabls
and degrsdtne spectacle they pre-.
cent may furnish occasion for the
General Government 10 exercise the
power II possesses to put down re-
hellion wherever IL shows itseli.--
More then hall Of the people Of the
South are in fsvor OF the Union -
Bat under the iron rule Of JEFF na-
Wis. death would follow the express.
sion OF such an opinion. The trait
ors well knew that succtss could
only be achieved BY a total suspen
sion OF public liberty. Had w
been permitted to enjoy the freedom
We possessed previous to the war
we ct oulI have been back in thu
Union long ere THE, through the
gency OF the bsllot-box Uuhapplly
the same agency in the North seem,
vt present to threaten us with dee
trnction. What the future has ir
store for us, God only knows.-JAs
TRUMAN. ~ Y. Tribune.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-03
UNITED STATES TAX LAW.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
AssEssOR's OFFICE,
Bth District Of Ohio,
Upper Saudusky, March 20. l603.

The undersigned, Assessor for the 9Th
Collection District of the State OF Ohio. hss
divided said District into Twelve Divisions.
and appointed an Assistant Assessor IN
each. The following are the number OF
said Divisions, their extent in Tow hips
and parts of townships, and the name and
residence OF The Assistant Assessor in each
WYANDuT COUNTY.
Division No. | -Tymochtee, Sycamore.
Eden. Antrim. PIT, and that part OF Crane
,o~nship lying East of the riffin, Upper
Sandussy anG Marion State Road.
s. W. HOLMES,
OF Upper Sanausky, Assistant Assessor.
Division No: . -Crawford, Ridge, Rich
land, Salem, Jackson, MIHlin, Marsellles,
and the balance Of Crane township.
l. A. Drummer.
oi oiupper Sandusky, Assistant Assessor.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Division No. 3.-Allen, Cass, Washing.
ton, Marion, Big Lick, Amanda, Delaware,
Jackaon. and that part OF Flnday township
lying East OF the perysburg and Bellefoun-
taine State Road.
..... DANIEL B. BEARpSLEY,
ofFind'ay, Assistant Assessor Z.
Division No. I. - Porisge, Pleasant.
blanchard, Liberty. Union. Orange. Eagle,
Van Buren,. Madison and the balance OF
Findlpy township. JOEL MARKLE.
olFindlsy, Assistant Assessor.
u.nn,.~or,u,
o.
DIVISION No. o--Washington Blanch-
srd. Liberty. Jackson. Goshen, Cessns.
Marion and SO much Of Pleasant toRnshjp
as lies North OF the Marion aud Lima Slate
Hoad' and franklin street, kenton.
Z. X. WOOD,
ofkenton, Assistant Assessor
DIVISION No. o. - koundhead, Lynn
Buck, Dudley, Hale, Taylor Creek, Nc
Donald and the balance OF Pleasant Town
ship. X. L. CHASE.
oi Kenton, Assistant Assessor
.... ALLEN COUNTY.
DIVISION No. 7. - Monroe, Rlchiand
Jackson Balh' rerry, Anslalze ana iha'
part OF otlaw" township lying East o
Main street, Lima; and tbs ST. John'sanI
NAHUM state hoa"S, w . no
NJ Inns, Assis,an, ass...o,
=, 6,v,s,on M s-snsa, C'..t Ms'ion
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-04-03

SAMBb SrMMARILy DISMISSED A
letter from Murireesboro, giving an
account Of Gen Reynolds recent
expedition to Lebanon, contains the
following:
An amusing incident occurred to-.
day. The army came to the prem.
ises Of an active, wealthy, influen
tial. bitter old rebel-one who had
made himself very busy in procur-
ing volunteers TOR the rebel army
and particularly obnoxious to his
Onion neighbors by assisting the
rebel agents to hunt down conscripts.
llo looked rather asionished when
onr advance cavalry was followed
of by his horses. TIE Quarterm 9 .
ter came next with b,s mules ard
the contents OF bis cofDcribs. When
tho Commissary marched by in
charge OF tho gentleman's extra fat
cattle, Secesh," in great alarm
wanted to know if We were not 20
ing to pay tor his goods.
I'VE are not paying money a
present, to any one" blandly ropliec
the Qusrtermaster.
swell, but you will givo me I
receipt for themp
Certainly sir; hero are you
vouchers already made out"
/ Sgcesh read them, apparently vel
pleased, until he came to the insxor
able words, ITO be paid at the clos
OF the war, upon proof Of loyalty
| "Well, If this is tho case" sal,
he, "they msy go to tho d." an'
turning to a couple Of HE darkies
Who were looking on with ops
mouthe, he administered to them
'cw vigorous kicks, a posteriori, {,
claiming:
"D--n you, you 30 tool" IN,