davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-05-08
Commercial Circulars by tho Europa.
fr 4 LII

FEov1s!oHs.-1n beef and pork there IL d better
tleinaud. which has been freely met by importers,
rome heavy parcels landing. checking any advance
se,y quiet and again is easier On the Weck.
slogat r. coatiEue scarce, nEd 70, ex q1ay eaaiiy
eot for good quality. Cheese continues to bring
extreme fafca. Dniter-No improvement to note
~, holders taking anything above greaso prices.
Lard % easier; 37s Cd for prime kettle-rendered,
Ec,hg the market ra1ue. TalloH-Can note no i'm
prove ment In this article.
FKEAnsruFFs-We have had another week Of
splendid weather., accompanied with genial Fko7-
sIe. "litl push OH vegetation most rapidly.
kett. merely rctsii business doing. To-Day our
market as uise:abty attended. Prices Tor barrel
ncnr In favor of buvcre. Maize continues to he
he'd firmly. White Peas, although In few hands,
are easier; over 1es cannot be got.
JOu.s hTstyA r Ca
, 1863-05-08

FALSE ALARM.-The city IVES filled with
runners yesterday that = terrible ehlpwreck
had occurred uear Lake View, and that several
bodies had washed ashore A thorough
search by tic Coroner failed to reveal ci;her
shirwrccl1 or bodies. Somebody bad proba-
bly, transformed drift logs into bodies, aud
cent tic Coroner md reporters of on d wild
goose chase
, 1863-05-08

1I- Ea1rows hair cutting and hair dycng rooms
and wig factory % South Clark street, up stairs.
Directions for measuring the head seut on appica-
ton. T. O. Boz s467. lTu-Th&Sal mays.
, 1863-05-08
Q)ifa9o Gribn1re.
THE CITY.

AESAGER1E.-Mabie's Grand Mcnagcric will
give two entertainments in this city, corner Of
State and Twelfth streets, On the 18th and 18Th
iref
, 1863-05-08

Grats High. Ll7e Dss'd aeet.
sc:d. Hides 60. Hoss, hogs. C,tle.
Ms, Ba. 1tls. M Nh Mn

SHIPMENTS BT LAKE FOR TIE LAST 1wExrY-rocn
HoCRR.
Flour Wheat Cora. OAts Ryc Darl.y
brls. bu. bu. bu. 6u. bu.
Buffalo ...,.. 800 4Go75 1o0751 aai13 80
, 1863-05-08


Observation-Disclosures from the States during
part Werk. aud indeed from all other 10 egn po?ts
lGte beer veI important; but notwithstanding
which,, our "!: at market has not shown the slieh;7
Get tendency to improvement: OIL the contrary. tie
ttrrefs'oli continues unabatcd. while with uua-
esually line weather. and promising nppcaraoce OF
the growing. csopa, addel to the liberal stocks
Ienain1, na,;s,s from our last yeas.s heavy i'm.
10 ertou,:ge holscsr. Buyers sec this and
act accordingly, taking no more than they a5.o-
1Hteiy require 80 that tile demand ID feducett to he
sralicst possible compass and. In effect pro ius-s
nn appearance OF there being moro sellers THAI
buyers which operates materially against the
market, and in spite Of the assumed drmne5s Of
tendency.
F1orA-Is for the moment ,e1y na.stt'e, in
yatue; several large operators tired Of waiting, o.
nom some other csuse, have been making a liberal
Concession in order TO- torce salcs and soma very
to 23s. Cd. - - >07
MAIE-1s In moderate stock, but quit, neglect
60 p!ices rs lset quoted Since our last, the fol.
lowinG arrived cargocs have been sold OF the
coatt: 3Ai qfs Western mi1cd1ne1zc, pcr Mount
Vernon ct 29s Sd. imperfect condition; e,'4O qrs
mixed Naize, per ."Fa.we!l,'' at 29., imperfect :
~ ours rcd Illinois winter wheat per :'Yraen.
daEme, at a5s. perfect.
r
, 1863-05-08

IAA%NE44HA%UuHs
Irc eEAwFcEp.-Tas tug, whore launch We notice
ed few days aSo Is completed. and made her ilrst
essay the river this stle7rooa. She Is commanded
II Cslt. E. P. Le1ced.
Sor1uERx TRANSFORMATION CoXrAEr-Ttis cona-
Fscx has TWO rscpello.a In todaJ-the c1ave.cd and
TIE Empire-tte fora ct Of which leaves for Osdsns-
busE.. nght a1d she latter 10 morrow night. They
take tull ca.goes Of wttxs aat Hour.
n lie following Ch.easo vessels passed through
the Wel'a1d canal:
Vessels bound WeB:. Where f;on. The-o t..
On tbeed OF May
Sehr B. F Dayy Faith Chicago
l.II the 4tt-- -
Prsr pg g3entburEa 0Ed osEego Chicago
TIL thr tt1- ......
Eclr Gro. Davis Kingston Chicago
yet&efs aounh E,kt. Yhert Gom. Where 70.
Ectr NcntstE1e Chicago hlaeston
Cn1cAGo vEssr1s.-The tc1.outDg vesse1s arrived
1t tBufslo on the sth .ntt Prop fGptuF.
Tie following vessels c!eAred from Buffalo Tor tAis
port on tho slh irtt sctr Care Horn.
s7oRx -Ttc atst storm Of the te2son set II Ernm
TIE i. E. accc1t sailed With rain OF Monday night.
and continued with core o. es fnEy dpr:ag tae vhols
Me.s Of upp ard tou1d ves4e:s. The entire fect
HhcA sf1tyed up II tho meantime. arc de'aned here.
Michigan, ii i. rot Improbable that We ny hear ot
uta.,0Fs fes1llicg rom the Ftnfi1 large 1eet Of
vettel are on Lake Erie. ton1d doEn. There were
p1evious.-Detrtts Free 11r6s.
TIE SApASAc-Ke Arc glad to .earn that the
scfoorer ssrarac r~ro,tt nshere at tire Hen All
Ch!s kent sneeesd1;d r gssne nj oe'ns COM
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
AkAf TN
, 1863-05-08

AsHoRE.-The schooner Seneca Chief, load
ed with lumber, went ashore two miles north
Ct Lake View, in the gale Of Tuesday night.
There are rumors that some Of her crew
arc lost.
, 1863-05-08

TEnECIAI U81KtEH
DkrRoIT. May I, iss1,
Crschr walsus. Wings Of the Wind. international
poyy-Bak Advance, sunsalae. Fontaneue.
Morris schr Eussl., Lat1am, {srensda Walker. vlc
fo.Ia, wcrtslnstou. Titan. Fame. Alpha. Auteceat.
There's. Miami Geucse, OEasco. SaePhArd Martin,
CrnIs Faffons.
, 1863-05-08

Go TO Tns DEsT-Go TO DnYAHr { S1nAr7oy's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,, to get thorough
practical bueineeB education.
1E" Tic Preparatory Class Of the School OF
Trade cdEcttes boys f',r business, and prepares
them 10 support themselves. aps6-2H
, 1863-05-08

AHu1yA1. or Curn1EzAH5.-A night Or two
sircc, thirty secesh connczans arrived in Chi
caeo from tic South. These miserable clcs-
tuTes were expelled from Memphis, and hay
ing their choice Of destination, came here.
Our city, one would thluk, is sufficiently
cursed with courtczans, without aug additions
from the South.
, 1863-05-08

MASONIC OBSERVANCE OF TIE SABBATH
We have seen late cdict Of Grand Master F.
N. Blair, Of this State, in rela'i ion 10 the prop
er observance Of the Sabbath, which NC think
scts the subject in its true light, and will give
satisfaction 10 that numerous class who have
been trsincd to believe the Masonic Lodge
School oi the virtues. Grand Muster Blair
Gays:
"No SUMMONS or notice calling Lodge
together on Sunday, except for funeral pur-
poses, Is III any wise binding upon the MEM
ber-
mo Masonic Lodge in this jurisdiction is
allowed to open on Sunday for any purpose
saFe the Masonic burial Of the dead.
tsIhe observance Of the Sabbath as day of
rest Is part Of the instruction Of Il Fellow
Craft, as may be seen in the Monitor. Aud il
any Lodge has filled to work stfe whole Of
TINT Degree, or las omitted said nsonitoriM
instruction. hereby enjoin upon the Master
OF such Lodge, to Instruct his brethren in the
same, according to the system Of work I'M
parted By my Observation-Disclosures.
AF%% FL
, 1863-05-08

EMyGEAsTs From EUNorE.-Thc following
named passenger. whose passage was paid for
ut the Office Of Henry G1eenl,auu,, in this city,
sailed from Liverpool April 18th, in the packet
ship Bridgewater; Honora Peffen, Honora
Morgan, James Gallagher, Patrick HealY
Bridge. Kinney, Fraacis Lindsay, John Han
wright. Thomas Gregory, Thomas O'Connor,
Mary Mullena, and Ann Mooney.
, 1863-05-08

Observation-Disclosures, Leon i Donni
ke1's MiEst1cls continue to draw overflow ing
horscs-:he natural rceult Of their excellent
ind unsurpassed entertainments. In the line
# negro pccrliarities and negro melodies,
this troupe have few, If any, equals, and the
TACT that they combine with their entertain.
Ine'sts the utmost good taste and freedom
from coar:eHcss, gives to their large audiences
:. character not often f,und elsewhere.
, 1863-05-08

EXCURSION TO Cu1cAGo.-An excursion to
Chicago, for the benefit Of the First Prcsby-
tcrinn Society at Bclridcre, will take place on
the S1st insf.
, 1863-05-08

EXCURSION TO ST. PACL.-Thc Ladies Of
the City Mission ere making arrangements TO
have another excursion to st. Paul, Ainn. It
will come Of about the middle Of July.
Judging from the Satisfaction given By the
ono Of last year, the number Of those who
wish to go Tits year will be more than dou-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05
Chicago Markets

THURSDAY, Dec g. p. NJ
Gold was up again to-day, but the Grai1, and
PROVISION markets failed to sympathize owing to
the great scarcity OF money. As a general thing
the Leading markets We're dull and without eS-
sential change.
There was a moderate demand for Wheat
principally by spectators and the market rui,
ed quiet and steady at 81 10ss91 II 4 for No and
81 O6l9@l o. for No. Spring-closing quiet at the
inside quotations.
Flour was dull and entirely nominal.
A very quiet feeling pervaded the market for
Corn, and the sales were light at about yester-
days range OF prices, viz, No 1896; No 293
@9f1a
Oats were in good demand and comparative
ly steady: Sales ranged from 66159671lc, and the
market closed at 67l4c.
The offerings of Rye were light and the mar
ket was steady and firm at 81 O6 for No
and 81 OF for No2 in store
Barley was quiet but firm at 81 22@ls2S for Ne .
in store
There was less activity in Hiehwines, and
sales were comparatively light at 73c. The mar
ket at the close was dull and dropping.
The advance in gold caused more hrmness in
the Provision market, but the demand was light
and prices were without essential change CITY
packed Mess Pork for January delivery sold at
1850; Short Rib Sides at SIC: Green Hams at
7A@Sc: Green Shoulders at &C, and Lard at
1l4@lI1ac.
Dressed Hogs weighing 200 lbs and upwards are
IN good demand by packers at S6.00@625; Medi-
and Cattle are steady at yesterdays prices.
Timothy Seed is quiet at s.. Is for good samples
Flax Seed s.rather frmer, with sales at $3.50 for
prime. =. =
Pork Barrels are in better supply and easier
at l.70@l.75 each.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

SALTS oo@a q

SALTS COOS Is.
RICE-9lS@lOc.
HHRUIT-Raisins, prime IS 0OM5 Is.
BBRooMSaSS 00@s3 so per dozen.
81 90. " a. IAla, soW; Gable
CMnRsEE Arossp 5000; Winter, sO@l 90.
RYE-75c,
66EANs-x20 90 per bushel-in demand.
nroTAToESLa0960 per bushel.
OONlONSo$2 0O-in demand
BUTTER-lSc.
EGGS-lSc.
GHICK ENs-Dressed, 81 OOa1,2 5 per q, ~
HAY-Timothy, 1000 per ton,
MOoD-SS OO@S4 90 per cord. f5mIsc. craar
sa M7tIpdEaS 81 71z@sc; Dry FIJI. 'teen
GREEN CALF SK1Ns-lOc: eA'eo Aic'
SHEEP PELTs-Sl coal go
WHLSKY-60@7Oc rn
hARD-9c: in bbls. I0A n. crean 5o1asn, ., H.,
TING Mrs SEES gscs bushei.
E EAgs1G2 ~ &c q gallon by the barrel
E ESQ CaIo72el, No |, half bbls 50 SO; No g
- Fsd US 81 rs, No 2 50 80: Salmon hail.
bbls. s1l; go W w. =" i'''e isi NO l. % w, NO
z g 75-ao@5o, dull.
SMy-oTrTUTEs-S5O@300
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

and 200 lbs;
200 hogs at S. 90, so and 6 50. dividing on ian
and 200 lbs. ,
S07 hogs at IS 90. S so and 6 30. dividing on IN
and 200 lbs. -
so hogs at IS co. 5 so and CO. dividing on IN
and 200 fbs
Is hogs divd'g on $50 TBS at........S5 00@5 50
Is over 200 ........ 6 30
PROv1S!ONS-The advance in gold caused
nrmer feeling among holders. but the demand
was light, and the general market was without
quotable alteration Sales were: 800 brls city
packed Mess Pork, for delivery January LIST 1881
q az ~ oO; lO0 boxes Short Rib Middles at SIC;
= ,5O0 pieces Green Hams at at TIC; 1900 pieces
do, at 71sc; 5000 pieces do at &c. from the block;
!Uo pieces Green sides at 67ac; 800 tierces prime
at ll1@c.s
TAIL OWrnpiat h.. -+o.a.-
rels city packed at lie.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

@s-We are informed that Union services
were held on Thanksgiving Day by the
0. S. and n. s. Presbyterian churches of
Kossuth, in this county, at the N. s. church
in that place.
Rev. Messrs. Wall, Grannis, Bell and
Hayes paEt;cipated. -....
A discourse was preached by Rev. Mr..
Wall of the o. S. church, well adapted to
the occasion-full of hope and cheer for the
future of our country.
A collection was taken for the relief of
our sick and wounded soldiars, amounting
to one hundred and seventy-three dollars
and eighty mine cents.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05
convenient.

-O-
VA. List of sick Iowa soldiers who arriv-
ed at st. Louis, Mo-, Nov. 9th, on the Hos
pnal steamer Chas. McDougal. Furnished
by Thos. w. j. Long, of Iowa, Office No. 2,
Laclede Block, Olive street, st. Louis, Mo.
LIST Battery-N NJ Vanzandt Sergt, VIM
Robinson, VIM. Pitman.
Sd Cavalry-D A Owens, co C.
4th do Aaron Greenland, co 81.
I'd Infantry-John Coop. co E.
Sd do &C F Bartholomew. D: John
Shook, A; Dan w French, A.
4th Infantry-Dennis Stump, II; Jacob
Hutchins, A; Jas X Garnes, I. 4.L,T
9Th Infantry-John Tompkins, G; Angus
tus johnson, III.
9th Infantry-Henry p Cutting, corp, C;
Isaac b Sharg, f; Elisha Hart, f.
Sth Infanty-Jos Skea, musician, D.
9th do Francis Clark, G.; Sam M
Alexander, X; Lewis Cornwell, B; ] H
Gunther, A; Sam o Robinson, B; Chas w
Policy, l.. s455 II .a.4
10th infantry-V w Stone, E. ~.
18th do JAS Cole, Sergt, I.
2lst do Rufus J Dean, I; Gordon
o Hewitt B; s D Griffith, Sergt, II:
End Infantry-P p Cardwelig, II.
oath do Albert Walker, C; Walt
18th Infantry-John Eldridge, corp, A;
VIM Harvey, A; G L Anthony,C c; Dennis
Holden, E; Lebanon Walker, D.
Rallston, G; Michl Carraugh, d; Issac E
Kelley, A; John Hood, B; Rudolph FRANKIE
3; JOS Scholtt, II; Fred Gueney, 1.
9TH Infantry-DavidS Grimes, B.
Goth Infantry-Sam James, q; B IVY.
coff, z; w NJ Candy, F; John B Downer, c.
Edward Pullings, c; VIM Peckham, l: LIE.
vi Dunlavy, B; Jos River, K; Alonzo 3
Larkin, c..
Monger, Sergt, C; F NJ Gerron, c; Thos 3
Graham, B;Wm Engledon, D; VIM Cook, E.
Sind Infantry-John w Gilleland, D. !.
S5th Infantry-Henry Phelps, B; jacob
Shomburg, c; Nelson Kidder, corp, i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

For once we take pleasure in calling the
attention ofonr readers to an advertisement
that of Howe & Stevens "Family Dive
Colors," in this days paper. These Dyes
have become household necessity, and
SO general in their use that many well
dressed lady finds that many an article
once rejected as out of date, is, by the aid
OF these Dyes, made as good as new. 81
STILL ONwARD.-Notwithsta the
hard times and high prices, the sale of the
Chemical Salardtus is still on the increase.
People will use it, and every sussessful
housewife tells her neighbor, and when
her neighbor tries it she tells another. and
thus its fame spreads until it is hard to tell
where it will stop. q
RIVERS OF BLooD.-The circulation in
the system is not unlike the flow of rivers
to the sea, which move smoothly until
they are clogged or DISTRACTED. But when
drift wood oralluvial deposit dams them
up, then comes the tearing devastation
that follows the obstruction of a force
which cannot be stayed. So the blood cir
culates insensibly through the system I'M
til it becomes clogged by disease; then burst
out the uclers, sores and disorders which
follow that condition. Take Ayers Sarsa-
parilla and purify your blood, to save
yourself from the floods, freshets and
deluges which sweep unnumbered multi
tudes out upon that shoreless sea which
swallows all mankind.-Lan edsteyj Pa.
Register. dec4-dwlt.
NOTHING ELSE COULD DO IT.-Rev. A
Frink, Silver Greek, N. Y, writes: "Mrs.
S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative
and Zylobalsamum have restored my hair
and, fully believe them to be genuine
preparations, doing all they purport to do,
and with pleasure recommend theln.''
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot,
1913 Greenwich ST., New York. dec4-dwlt
The Ladies' Union Aid Society have
made arrangements with Messrs Hooper & Long
of the Barrett House, to board and lodge, for a
limited time, all soldiers who arrive in Burling-
ton without means.
Sick Soldiers will be taken to the U. 8. Marine
Hospital, on application at the Office of DR.. H. B
Ransom on Jefferson Street. [dec3d&wtf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-The fair market of last
week was succeeded by one of equal brskness
during the present week, the market opening
moderate, with supply of about 5000 head
to about 300. The bulk of the stock on sale
being of rather an inferior quality higher grades
brought slight advance. To-day the market
closes steady at about Mondays inside prices at
the close. Poor and common steers sell at 6@7c
common to medium at 73lt@slac. common to
good at 7@al 10, good to prime 10@l01l, choice II
with a few as high as 111ac. Veal calves exceed
ingly firm for al good Qualities, which continue
For sheep and Lambs the demand has been
quite active, and as the supply of good Sheep
has been very limited, the market has taken an
upward turn: Live stock has been favorably
effected, and in some instances fully nc better
prices have been paid. At the close the market
ruled rule aHite firm and common to good sheep
to choice 5la@5Ac. Fair to good lambs sold at
g so, good to prime at So 25@4 90 per head
The supply of Swine is larger this week with
only moderate demand. Prices are heavy and
lower, corn.fed live, sold at 4$s@61ac, do dress
ed still-fed, live, 5000. do dressed Tie
The market closes heavy. Receipts, beeves,
5,4si cows, log: calves 5S4; sheep and lambs 49, :
0S6; swine, AZ, $50. &.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

TOR SALE-A Wagon and Carriage
Shop and Lot containing u OF 81 acre OF
Land, in the Village Of Kossuth. TIE shop ls
large and commodious, and is well Iocate0 ZOE
thickly settled farming communit-and - zen
or twelve miles from any other shop OF the KING.
Also for sale the Stock and Tools now on n nan
Terms easy. ENOS WHICH,.
sept2-d&wtf Kossuth. Des Nome Co.. Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

John L HUMPHREYS, G.; Reuben Richard
son, d; Chas f Gardiner, d; Levi Toppin,
H; franklin Monroe, C; Jas Throp, I;
Thos Andrew, III; Lawrence Roxsath, c.;
B F Lyons, corp, g.
S6th Infantry T England, E.
SSth do ~ w Archibald, G.
40th do Isaac Miller, I; Alex Nc
Donald X st5z3 %
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

r... change
Sales at 90. ana without but with only q
9Gss9 i6 au Extra sslfs
sM1llst stahirmer. Sales, 1000 brls at sNas2h
.Neat.better, with only q moderate demand.
.es az " 4l@l 45 for Chicago Spring. 81 45@i
6S for Winter Red Western.
Bariey-nlore active. Sales isl 40.
COrn-a decided change. Sales shipping mix
ed Western 81 2l91 2l1 in store, and $f 2l afioat
Mool-hrm, with a moderate business.
retroieum-frmer. Sales, extra in bond AZ
Pork.frmer, with fair demand. Sales at
gig 5o@l6 62l for old Mess; SIs 25@IS SIX new do.
SII9i2 % for new prime; SIG OOal7 SO for new
at SlS so. -''' az 'oA W.
Beef-Quiet and steady.
Cut Meats-qu1et and firmer. Sales at Toxic
ior shoulders; l0(@lIc for hams
.. bacon-sides in better requisition at ll@1lhc
tor cut hams; lll4c for long clear, including SO
at &c; o@0 ~ ''1"i1
Dressed Hogs-steady at 7sl07sc for city,
hAIo-a shade firmer. Sales at IL l50l23Sc,
6utter-nrmer. Sales at 20@24c for State.
CHeeSe-bettef demand. Sales at l3Ql6c for
common to prime, -. 80, - -,
Money-Steady and active at per cent
@l6715 me- me- az Ao'12
Gold--excited and higher. Opening at l5lI<.
and closing firm at 153 -,->4'
government Stocks firmer u s 6's 81 cou.
pons lVs; BIO 1861; U S year certificates IS.
rStocRsS,-sfeadier: Pacific Mail 2ll; N Y C 1887:
Er1e 5eS Dc pref loI19; Harlem 81; Read l20
1917; & r 1917, -S-/4'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05
MARKETS.
FRIDAY, 8 2. n.

FRIDAY, 3p. n.
The weather since our last has been favorable
for pork operations, with an active business at
rather easier prices, but the impression of a
short crop has become SO general that holders
are very firm in their views, and at any mate
rial reduction rather than submit to it, drovers
will pack on their own account
At this point the near by hogs, Chose that
are usually driven in on foot,) are beginning to
come forward The quality is generally much
better than receipts by rail, having had more
corn are fatter, and in all respects more desira-
BILE for packers. -.--
Sales during the week have been within the
following range of prices:
Hogs weighing under 200 gross s. 5O@s 3
2lO to 24O !" 4 25@4 50
e. $50 and upwards 4 so
Dressed hogs take wider range, and buyers
figure close on weights, with sales all the way
from 81 to IS 50 for those weighing from l5O to
$50 TBS nett. ~
The number slaughtered here since the OPEN
ing of the season will not vary much from
$1,000. We have not the exact figures.
The receipts of Live Stock by the B. & NJ. r.
r. r. for the third week in November this year
roIIo
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05
THE CITY.

- Mr.. Jacob COPYRIGHT met with a ter.
rible accident Saturday by which he lost q
hand. 1t occurred at the pile-driver OH the
other side of the river. His hand caught
in some of the ropes or chains and was lit
orally jerked off and with it a part of the
muscles of the arm.
S- The family Of the o. S. Presbyterian
Minister of Kossnth were recently the SUBJ
iects of what might be termed somewhat
singular outrage. While he was engaged
in preaching a Thanksgiving sermon, his
wife also being at church, his house was
entered by number of individuals who
have hitherto sustained highly respecta-
BILE moral character. These depredators
misplaced his furniture, pried into his
closets, and turned things over generally.
When discovered, they maintained their
ground with boldness and audacity that
indicated familiarity with such deeds
With the utmost GOODNESS and self-posses-
sion, they met the rightful owners of the
house and invited them to partake of a
bountiful dinner, which they had already
spread. They finally yielded up their
usurped possession and retired, bearing
with them many thanks and kind wishes,
and leaving behind what their surprised
pastor and his family have pronounced
gerry material aid. assS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND PROvIs.
ION MARKET.

CHICAGO, TUESDAY, Dec 3.
CATTLE-There is no essential change to no.
tice in the market. Medium and good grades
ing from 50 1904 O0-principally at $3@3 Is. EX-
ira shipping Beeves are scarce, and almost NOM
morning was very light, and the transactions
limited Sales were:
l6 Cattle, average 90S TBS, at.............S3 90
$50 ..................... 3 25
SHEEP-Quiet. Sales of IS head, averaging 81
bs at "a 25.
HOGS-Good lots are in active demand and
firm. Common lots are quiet and rather better
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

va We are rejoiced to see that the Sol
dier's Union Aid Society of Burlington
have made arrangements for taking care
ofall Soldiers, sick or well, arriving at or
passing through Burlington, who have not
means to pay their bills. The sick will
be taken care of at the Marine Hospital and
the we'll ones fed at the Barrett House,
See notice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

s-A dispatch was yesterday received
from Gen. Corse by his family saying that
his wound was doing well, but not stating
the extent or nature of it. It was dated at
Chattanooga, Dec. LIST.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

Lieut.. Col. f. Brydolf has been appoint
ed commander of Mer6urme Barracks,
Washington, D. c. Letters addressed to
that place will reach him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

&z- The City Marshal arrested fellow
last evening upon dispatch from Musca-
tine. The fellow broke from the Marshal
and made run of square or two, hnt in
turning up Columbia street from Third the
fellow fell down and was caught.