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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

Mayor Opdyke yesterday afternoon returned
the official visit recently made by NiccAdniral Milne
at the city Han.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-ocr i2-Be'oFe
Recorder lioPFaAy.
The attendance AZ Court was large as usual tins
nornr but there really for trial and shortly
afer the Court opened adolrnmcn, was ordered uI 10
NM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
nlLLR OF INDICTMENT.

The Ufard Jun! VNIlN Ut" tuUfI IHIH HIUIHII
with twenty ihrre bills. bat % the PARTIES not hay
b,,narn sd as yet, tie cannot be- made pablo.
a. the Grand Jury have only cat io four days, they M
havo been ysry industrious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
sla.ioutrn aao fancn @ooos.

nEsT STAMPING INK and PADS.
- BOSTON HAAD-afAMf ,oMiaN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
ByeREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers

By GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
LSl sss sS iss..s :.
O'clock We shall sh IL sell in front OF the
ting. Dining Rooms, Kitchen, and Eleven Bed
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
Al eonveyanees st the cost OF tho purchaser.
$sSSs 1000 ,s's''
Asai id% G3
Il RGlsl1gas, ON Iao.. hc,-,On MONDAY
T1cns Of .Re s :ss ss the ka'
Large lot Of H.ll. stair and Gallery Carpets,
fu, niture. Old Iron. &C., &c.
SOS 10 MCGUIRE L CO., Aucts.
By eRIlN WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
A U09IoN sALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
MoEpAS. the III dsy Ct s. sssm Der ne1s, =. 70
NoIthsin Liberties. general sssortnsn, Of Fufni.
One l; wood Case Piano. octave. made by
WALNUT Frame Hair Cloth STUFF, Tess- tot. Sofas.
n. Arm, Size, ana oh q Chairs
Gilt Frame Ensravinss and Looking Glasses
MM.hosany Dressing bureaus, WashstA.ds
Cane Be at and other Chairs
1eathsr Beds Pillows, and Bolstsrs
Oomforts, Blankets, Sheets, and Gases
Hair Cotton TO ,, and other Mattresses
Brussels. ingram, Stair Ano other Carpets
Oil Cloth Rugs. Stair Rods, and Shades
Cook Air tight, and otaer Stoves
China. Glass. and Croekery Ware
A Lot Of Kit,hen Requisites
One Bay Marc, years old, works we'll in any kind
Ofharness
One Covered Spring Market Wagon
One Excellent Buggy ana Harness
Laras let OF Tools, 50 81 - the Pork Butchers use
All the Machinery for etuhang, &c. used in their
business
And many othe, articles too numerous to eaums-
On the sane day at . O'Clock z n, ve shall sell,
HOUSE, with stors-room, back building, stable
and carriage hou 50, With an excellent pump Of
vater In the yard, half of lot IS, in square 424,
haying front on Seventh street, running back 81
feet to . 10 foot alley.
The above property 10 Handsomely located ant
in . good business location for any kind Of bust
ness. The attention of buyers il invited to the sale
~ the owner il going to leave tae city, and sale
positive.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
LOCAL NEWS.
aMusBNEHFs TONIGHT.

w.sH1saros THRArBR.-n1hs Susan Denim
fo-night takes benefit, and offers Shakspeare's
play Of Romeo and juliet" Miss Denim her.
self appearing rs Romeo" Miss Sophie Gin.
Der, favorite here, will give her aid upon thia
occasion. The musical comedietta Of !" Jenny
Lind" will conclude the entertainment and
Miss Climber will sing variety Of songs and
dance negro breakdown. Between the plays
the Forrest Sisters will entertain with dancing
and singing.
FoRD's THEArRs.-The "Eaiad Queen"
will be performed tonight again, and in the
same effective manner which for many nights
has tended to draw such crowded houses.
Manager Ford has an excellent company, and
he asplaced this fine dramatic pageant upon
the boards in an unexcsptionable manner. To-
morrow afternoon there will be madneei the
performa nce commencing at 2H o'clock.
CANTERBURY has been . very attractive re.
sort this week, for each night most excellent
entertainment will be given, and the pro-
gramme Will embrace every performer. The
lauehable extravaganza, 1.-THE Fairy Gin,
and the beautiful ballet "La reunion DIES
Bellies" will be performed, together with
splendid bill Of song, dance, &c. Rememher
the matinee tomorrow afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
AUCTION SALR.

AUCTION HALEH
xnas A11KRN0oN AND 1o-1oE1oV
a.! zMn I. WALL z co.. Aassiossers.
.s:. s ss s ss.. - 3: se'..
40 ssGssss s. AZ Esrs.s. ..s ws,
is: s..'i s ss:a =
So VIZ. L. WALL 4 CO.. Ausss.
r n LanR11 .! WILLIAMS. Aaeslonesrs,
osrr.s. ToSss:o snS a i Ing LIN. Cor
oiS s sSs STfssa ss E,s s
s snd b ss.s Of Nov our sa As',
..s g; the hen r T. ton q to
.ss' '' '1ln''.l ak En- WILLIAMS. Au,...
GovERkMlNr sAL1
S4k1ssY sy..e1ssso AVID Empty BARRELS
D. u on Saturday; SEPT. ssh, At IL O'Clock, s. M
s.s'ssi: 0..'.' g. f. Of
seq tohron ] Oapt. o,s
PEKkMPToKY sALH or An UNTTvipsp
september So. :. oeIosi 1s .ssf
on sas PREMISES one half interest In the
etf Ito e.. No H. With
prevemsntt, fronting rs feet on south street be-
q Lot No. 19 en III .ss fec. on south
West part of Lot No. 4, fronting 50 fee. 7 inche.
of west part Of Lot No. 1 - i'~'
In Square So, the whole Of original Lots, Nos. 6,
proved BY slaughter house.
Our instructions are TO sell Without reserve: bar
ss cash. WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

K. Smith has been relieved and ordered to ST.
Louis. Military Inspector General Barnes has
been appointed to I'LL the vacancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

sEols7 DrsEAsss.
SeNs6rtsdN'S Gin 10 the most certain, safe And
sasetuai remedy-indeed. the only vegetable rom
.,d recent cases in twenty: four hours No miasr:
no e.' :! no . %sfeusy Only ten pills 70 b
those Who do not want to Be xpossd. Male pack.
Asss, %; female, 9s.
ana psImsnsnt cur. for sJpiii:, seroful., Tiesss.
Tsss,5' q sa bottle;
s.:a. r.s.sIt Xa.,, Roy1. - g@as:,: e
Hsshinss daily t ma one On sanday~suiei ams
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
a.T informsti.n sDpi1 81 tie once Of aress Penn.
syiyania Route, norths corner Of Pennsylvanis
81: r nth p m; on sundsys IRON ESa; E e I M
Es,w Eadss ., wa;As, Qs,;.Uph.m: Hair w PK.'S
sst0s. a.. ssH asnrS re csof s' Msaand1s. :
DIslAsns o. TIN NHayous. slxIH1L, UaIHAaY
AID s11gAL sIs1ss.ss:-Eew and reliable treat. =;
:.:ss snSelo 1 re- eis:
Dr.: Skillin Houshton, Howard Association.
Philadelphia. Pa. au 223m
srssxA,o..zsA oAs ?. og..n:LDTw .! h.nds
IT, It: see: sge aay 6.
ssss. F 'sP!iss 'As so aoi; Fsrd
ner 1lth street and Pa. avenue, Warrington, and
Henry Cook Alexandria. 1s6-ly
Dl. DupoHf's Sugar coated Female Rssulatins
pills are the oery bsst in Vs. They operate Desdi2y
and sfsctice, and being coated create 40 nAu.
go upon the most delicate stomach. trial OF
these Pills Will prove their syerioyit all others
Price 81 . box. Sold BY 3. O. Ford, corner llth
street and Pa. avenue, Washington, and Henry
Cook, Alexandria. 1ASly
wAssAz1sD 70 ognl II Sig DAIs.-Dr 9odfrey1
AntidUte, an English Specific Of stIty.dve yeArs'
standing, viii cure Gosor,hoA IN si1 days, No
eh.nss q diet required Price 81 per bottle: Sold
Wsahin zion and Henry Cook AlaXAndriA - 6 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
MILITARY. SUBSTITUTES.

MILITARY. SUBSTITUTES.
SUBSTITUTE WANTHD-To one Who is not
- deserter.a liberal price will be paid. Gall be.
tWeon tho hours OF and s o'clock.
T. NJ. HANSON, Insurance As ent,
ee4-Stf $50 seventh ct.
SUBSTITUTE WANTED-S25O will bs paid
- for . good Substitute. Apply Room 90, Third
y est prices viii be paid for 81 BsTITUT lS for
DRAFTED men. Those in want of Substitutes will
sence and Real Istate Once, No. a1l Ninth St -,
near Pennsylvania avenue.
~ LOFT N. II. MILLER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
MARRIED,

On the 81 inst, by the Rev. T McPalls, SAM-
CBL D. H0UOK TO LOUISA P1TMAN.
At St Aloysius Church. By the Rev. Father Ma
euire HANNIBAL @. ADDISON to Miss AL1C
II. A. OALLAN, sll of Georgetown, D. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

o. EDWARDS LRsTRR.-We understand that
/ an evening contemporary is mistaken in assert.
4 ing that Mr.. y. Edwards Lester Is still n tho
Old Capitol prison. He was seen on the streets
yesterday.-Chronielc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

A CoNrRABAND TH1eF Thursday night
Onlcer Whitmore arrested on Capitol HIT
contraband named Thomas Boston, on the
charge OF vagrancy, ar Yesterday morning
he was releas I'D by justice Ferguson, out %.
fore leaving The station he stole tbs padlock OF
the door OF one OF the cells and made on Win
At. He was overhauled In o short time by Of-
ncef Pierce, who found him with . rope as
we'll a. the lock, both OF which NJ took away
from him.. He IL TO b sent to tho Contreband
Camp. and the officers VIII fayor tho psbiic u
they keep him thegc. - 5 - s. 80 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

ALEXANDRIA APPAIRs.-Iast night about
nine O'Clock the bells rang the alarm OF fire.
1t proceeded from Mr.. Appich's bakery on the
lane by side of the market. We are informed
thai II caught from the cellar It was extin-
suished without much damage.
Later the alarm was again sounded, this time
for two frame houses on the corner OF Cameron
and PAYNE streets, near Mrs. Thomas Soap and
Candle Factory. Both wereentirely cons u med
and another standing near was considerably
damaged. We understand the properly De-
Bile to ascertain the loss, or further partic ulars
Guerrilla Shot.-Yesterday a guerrilla was
captured near Accotink, who last evening as
the guard was bringing him in, attempted 10
escane. He was commanded to halt, but paid
no attention to the order; the guard then fired,
and repeated the order; seeing that he was
reckless, and wouid not stop .ne guard aga a :,
was brought into Alexandra this morning to
the Provost Marshal Generals ofice.-Alercn-
Srio News, Sept 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

YOUNG THIEF.-About two months ago
Daniel Brearton, a newsboy, about IL years
Old, residing at tho Navy Yard, deserted his
home and went to the Northern Liberties,
Irhers he went with the family Of Mrs.
BrownmiIler, who agreed to adopt him. He
lived with her until about two weeks since,
when he stole Sl4 from his benefactress and
disappeared. Mrs. Brownmiiier; however
rested by officer Williams and taken before
Justice Gull, who dismissed him on account OK
his tender age aud his promise TO earn the
money lost and return H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

DIED.
On the Sd instant, ANNIE, youngest child OF
John L. and Ma: tha A. McDuell, aged IL months
aud 70 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
WRAPPIHo PAPER for sale ct the Star ofice con,
ter, At six cents per pound ~ ~

CoRNs ARE THE UNIVERSAL Torment OF MAN.
KIHp.-To be relieved of these terrible evils cal
On 1n MaIfs and submit to his mani pulsti ions,
70 his successful treatment or Oorns, Bunions.
Nails growing in the aesh, etc DIR. WHIrs makes
without ex periencine pain. Odice, No. 424 Penn.
syenus Lsre 4 1uekers building ,) between Four
and o. half and Sixth sts a. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

Take 40 more xnPieasass dHd xAsots Msdieiaas.
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBOLD's ExfRAor BUoau,
Which has received the enforcement Of the most
Prominent Physicians in he q. S. :
Is now offered to afflicted humanity as q certain
sure for the following disc and symptoms orig-
Sexual Organs.
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression.
Imbecility.
DETERMINATION of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria,
General Irritability,
Residences and Sleeplessness at Night,
Absence of Muscular Ificienoy,
Loss Of Appetite,
1maciation,
Low 81 irits,
Determination or Paralysis
Of the Organs Of Generation,
Plpt&tion Of the Heart,
And, In fact, all the concomitants Of Q Nervous
and Debilitated state of tho system.
To fnssre tie 4eswins, cut thiJ oHt.
Ask for Helmbolds. Take NO other.
Bee advertisement In another column. js4-sw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

ESCAPE OF REBEL PRIsoHRR-A night or
TWO since, rebel prisoner, recently wounded
and sent to the hospital here, had sufficiently
recovered to evade the guard and escape. Up
70 this time he has eluded all efforts Of capture.
he was seen by an officer whilst making off,
but owing to the inability of the officer to dis
charge his revolver, he could not be captured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

By j. @. Mc8 UlRE w., Auct1oneerB.
L ICES siIa.-on TUESDAY AFTE RNooN,
Sept 18th at 81 O'Clock, the premises, BY virtue
Of . deed Of trust bearing ds's on the 2s.h day
Of wa.hips ton COUNTY District Of 0olumbia. in
sell at public auction, to the highest bidd.r, ali
that Lot or parcel Of ground in the City Of Wash.
ington known and described on the plan or plot OF
SAID city as part of Lot numb ak 3D. in square
numbered seventeen (17l beginning for the same
fourteen tlD feet from the dividing line between
street Vest, and running north with said asth
street fourteen (4 feet, thence ninety seven (s71
feet TO the depth Of said lot thence south
Gl feet thence west ninety. seven 90 feet, 70
place of beginning, with Improvement consisting
Of . oomfortab frame Dwelling House a.
equal payments Of six Co and twelve [l2) months
from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to beecured BY deed Of trust on the prop
erty and If the terms are not fuiy com Piled With
win reeen the property at the risk and expense OF
the dsfAuitln purcn on one weenh Royce =
'oD'o wv S1 ERAsMUs MIDDLITON.
II. o. 6PALDlN9,
Trustees Phoenix Building Association.
au2o. J. o. MCGUIRE & co., Aust8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

CONCENTRATED CLAM.-Barbour 4 Samnex
are soie AGENTS for the sale OF Downing & Go. 3
concentrated clam, which is said to be highly
Iecommended by army surgeons as an article
ticIe Tor their trade, as it sells rapidly. See
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

SHOW CASESl
Tbraa vary n ma full Silver Show Cases for sale
ehean at BONTZ d GRIPFIrH'S,
Sayenth atrret
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
DIPIR HBIDBIBCK
rOHAMP A9 N e.

SEQ BASKETS, quarts and vinU' o. haaA 90 ior
JOHN r. BOYLE co..
: MH,a 4 gkshsacs riaes' Sslsnese, va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

A sSIsTANT oUARrlRMAST1Ry OY1IOIJ
"A Cer.er o(G and T,Ss'ty- sseond streets:
PUBLIC BALES OF CONDEMNED ANINALS
viii take place 81 the Cora. near the ObseryNtorY
DAYS ofseRssmos 1855, the a, 70 b, and Scth daYs
Of The mont" month .. .o,a.,,,.a :. "a. .,.,n.
service.
Sales to commence d ten o'clock O. m, OF eaAA
M mber on hand sAaN BE- sold.
Terms cash, In Government fundl, = -.
saH- st CAPITALS, a. q. III. D. A.
w HIDDN-HIDlD.
n IL x soA 81 RHHlis 1Hst;c9, g. 80
n. q The wharf On 0Ith street, WaehineS9l2
1s 6oyemnsa Beef Hose % han4 - sAsaC
FERN. eerA = x.sassu aesss. = = - -
~ ~ ffS:c.a n. Dol. aad b. q. y.
So g &c e go iss ls' i''s' NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

GRAND Pho MO OF TIE JOURNHYMlN
~ BOOKBlND1kS'S SOCIETY, for tho ben. -
eat Of the drafted members, win take place 81
a WAsai9aIoA PARK, It'll street. en- FRI. ~
gA1, the 18th OF september. Particulars IN
future Advertisement. an Sl .eoStf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04
LOST AND FOUND.

q IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOB THE
@.lU return, TO the Star once, of gu Die. eAsed
GOLD WATCH. stolen from , drawer Of ths
Mitchell House. about the 9th Of August. se45ts
GS R1WAkD-Sto!en, ON the Night Of the I'd
cut ont Of bis right ear: The above reward win be
given II returned to 8. sKIDMO b. foot Of 18th st.
se4-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-04

wAs.AHr.D 70 oyls y Sig DA1s:EDr: 9odfrey5
standing, viii cure Gosor,hos IN sag days. No
change q diet required Price 81 per bottle Sold
Washin gton, and Henry Cook. Alexandra. - sly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE

of sister States, that, firm phalanx, are
leading all nations, and people to true hap
piness. We love our own chosen Iowa.
We honor her brave sons who have been
foremost in every conflict, and have never
known defeat. We delight in her noble
daughters who have not hesitated to leave
their quiet peaceful homes for the harrow
ing scenes and exhausting cares Of the hos
pital. But there is one name among them
all we will ever cherish in our heart OF
hearts-a name deeply engraved on many
suffering soldiers memory; embalmed
with many thankful tear; a name that
shall become household word in many a
bereaved dwelling; a name whose laurels
shall be green when others now verdant
with pale honors shall be forgotten a name
which every true woman delights to honor
"a name that shall ever live in the heart OF
grateful State-the name Of ANNE WIT
TENMYER!
At the close of Mrs. Darwin's remarks,
the house manifested its approval by long
continued applause.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
Rev. j. C. Coggshell.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nov. IL, 1868.
EDITOR BURLINGTON DAILY HAwG-EYE
Dear Sir,-I herewith enclose to you the
resolutions adopted by the Chaplain Asso-
citation of the Army of Arkansas on the
death Of Rev. J. G. Coggshell, Chaplain LIST
Iowa Cavalry, and request that yon will
publish them in your paper at your earh-
est convenience.
Respectfully, j. 81. LOCKWOOD, Sec'y.
Resolutions adopted by the Chaplain As
ISOLATION of the Army of Arkansas on the
death of Rev. j. c. Coggshell, Chaplain list
Iowa Cavalry. ~.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God
in his wise Providence to remove Rev. j.
c. Coggshell, Chaplain Of the LIST Iowa Cav
alry, in the midst Of his labors and useful
ness, to higher sphere. g.
ResoEued, That we recognize his hand
and bow submissively to his will, knowing
that he doeth all things well.
Resolued, That we have been impressed
with the diligence, faithfulness, and earn.
estness of our departed brother, and that
we feel that in his removal not only
his Regiment, but the service has sut-
fered loss.
Resolved, That we are admonished that
we know not how suddenly we ourselves
may be called hence, therefore we should
diligently improve our day before the night
comes. --. -Ea
Resolued. That we tender our sympa-
thies to the Regiment he has served so
well, and commend them to the care Of the
good Shepherd.
Resolued, That we sympathize deeply
with the large and afflicted family he
leaves, and commend them to the God OF
all comfort, assured that he will not fail
them in this trying hour.
Resolved, That as a substantiai express.
h Un wi forward
them the sum of fifty dollars.
Resolved, That copies Of these Resolu-
tons be furnished to the commanding Off
Ger of his Regiment, to his family, and be
published in the National Democrat, Little
Rock, Burlington Daily Hawk-Eye, and
Christian Times, Chicago.
NJ. II. HARE,
Chaplain Seth Iowa Inf, Chairman.
J. H. LOCKWOOD, Chaplain 49th Ill. Inf,
Soorotarv-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
From the 9th Iowa Cavalry.

CAMP ROBERTS, DAVENPORT, Nov. 20,
1S63.-Editor Burlington HaaUk-E Eye Sup
posing that you might wish to hear how
the 9th Iowa Cavalry get along, l thought
now full and to spare. It is good body of
men-better than is ordinarily found
The men are well sized and make splen-
did appearance on dress parade. Many of
them are old soldiers, Injured to hardship,
and accustomed to service, which tends to
make the raw recruits feel at home Also
There is good fighting material in the 9Th,
which only requires opportunity to bring
it out. The health of the Regiment, in
general, is good. The boys are cheerful
and seem to be well satisfied but all are
waiting anxiously for pay day, which is
now close at haEd. We have not been mus
tered yet as regiment, but will be soon
when we shall get our pay,
AS to our officers, do not know whare a
better set of men could be found. Colonel
Trumbull is the favorite Of all, and well he
deserves to be, for no man better deserves
the promotion than him. Our field and
staff officers could not have been better
chosen. They are gentlemen and soldiers,
every one of them.
The Line Officers are fully equal to the
positions which they occupy-nearly all old
soldiers, they knosO their duty, and they do
it with that easy manner that shows they
oAS az AAoLAS' SoPes AASn3 y Jul OAo oSduoAAo
lance, is here, making no show, putting on
no style; he goes about his business like a
true soldier, be is one of the few men in this
war who are really fighting men. If ever
an opportunity offers, you may be sure
Capt. Flick will show himself a man and a
soldier. His LIST Lieut.. Jacobs is a good man
to second his Captain, and when the time
of action arrives you may rest assured he
will not disgrace the cause. I'd Lieutenant
Holms is soldier of the right stamp, and
the three together will see that their boys
are well cared for, and that they have every
that can be allowed in the ar
my. Orderly E. D. Fenno, is an acquisi-
ton to the Company, of which it may be
proud, for under his excellent tuition the
Company has been brought to that perfec-
ton in drill which is hard to beat. It,
through his supervision has become the
best drilled Company in the Regiment. In
justice to him he ought to have had a, Com
mission, but, water; finds its level, and so
will he, and mark my words, ifjustice gets
her due he will, ere long, wear shoulder
straps.
There are quite number of men here
who will be thrown out, for there are more
than is required. The rejected ones will
have their choice of joining old Regiments
or going home-but few viii go home. Iowa
is true as steel-her sons never did disgrace
her and neoer Wh. More anon.
Yours for the Union. ROVER,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28
mg- One of the editors of a Chicago p,

ne One of the editors of a Chicago Pr
per, vending his way home in the "small
hours of the morning, was overhauled
and abused by one of Mayor Sherman's
Hibernian policemen because he was
"whistling as he went for want thought
That we consider an outrage on the rights
OF editors. 1t is pretty state of affairs
when one of the fraternity, who has been
exhausting his energies all night for the
benefit of the public, cannot suck in lit
tie fresh, exhilarating air, without being
assaulted by "policeman"'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-11-28

IRELAND COMING TO AMERICA.-Ihe
London Times thus dicourses on the mi
gratory spirit of the people of Ireland. II
it speaks truth it will not be long before
the most difficult place in the world to find
an Irishman will be Ireland itself:
"There never was feeling so universal,
so deep.seated, so prevailing over consld-
erations usually supposed to be all-power-
full, as that which has turned the face OF
every Irish man, woman and child towards
America. There is not one who will not
go if he can. They are only waiting on
fortune, or their turn in the list OF some
now American relative, be II first, hlth,
tenth or twentieth in that list. This IS a
fact which overrides every other irish
question. The current in every town ana
Village, every street, every breast, has sci
ment, of laws, of priests. or politicians to
do more than just lash and disturb, the
great tide of, emigrations.