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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

Upwards " ss7 .0co. 900 in gold havv
been shipped 10 Europe from the port Of
sep York alone since January Isl. 1855.
IN discharge Of debts contracted for costly
foreign goods silks. tr,nkets. woslen..
&c. The experts Of bresd,tuas are valued
6o.sOo.0 900. The imports into New York
for nine months. ending so,h September.
1861. amounted to si34.9e9.li6; SHINE
time. 1861. sise. 756. s95 same lime. 1865.
sis7.s39. $50 The sxpotts Of domestic
produce snd n-rahsndize az New York
for period above mentioned. amounted in
1861 TO eos. $50 .2a0. IN 1862. 10 sluS. -05,
ri. in 1865. 10 slq9. ssf. 4s7.
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October sisl.
\ oTICE

Is hereby given 10 PRODUCERS Of tho FIFTH
Z CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, thai from and
after the 18th Instant the Prodsce Tax will be re-
ceiyed At all the Depots IN said District. Farmers
ore requested TO aid the public service by promptly
bringing in their Tilhe, especially Wheat, which il
row very much needed BY the Army. Agents etc
authorized 10 contract with Millers fr grinding the
1.-THE Wheat, by which means the point Of delivery
d brought nearer the producer. Corn IN the ear will
not be received before the st Of November and she'll
ca Corn net sooner than The let Of January next
G. b. HARRISON.
Capt end r. 9, N. sih Con. Dis. " q.
October 81. iT-I,a
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To the CoElRalste&nlen 81 she soldiers
Aund I'm Grange ComEssy.

Eou ARE EARNESTLY REQUEsTED,s re-
- port % me the numher 81 soldiers wives. with
he number q children IN each case 10 whom you H.
sue ofdeis. fou will alss report 70 me the number
Of oihrr irdsrat persons. according 10 your be in
iefrasiea, IN your respective districts, who need as
sisianrr.
This information will 10 necessary Tor The seton 81
the Couaty COur Of November Tenn. and tits hoped
thasl will % furnished at as early dsy ss possible.
w. ?: STRAYH0RE,
Treasurer Of the Soldiers Fund.
0etohcr II l7--sw
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oeigbcr aisl.

Executive Department North carOlins.
Adju,ani Generals Office (Mitis,J1
Raleigh. October i7ib, 1869. )
GENERAL ORDERS, Z
No. 10.
'T'HE Mililis Officers in each couniy where the
Gnafd for fIomc Defence has been o. may hero.
AFTER hc fully organizcd, will tura cyef q the Gem.
mandcr Of the latter all arms, acccutcmcnts and am
mlni,on ii their possession belonging q the State,
taking receipts co. The sanlc.
BY order Of Gov. VAGCBs
X. x. GATLIN,
Asutan; General
October 2lsl l7-2w
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Excessive Department North Carolina.

Executive Department North Carolina.
AJiutant GeEersl's 0ffice,2
Raleigh, October sih, 1883. )
GENERAL oRDERs.l
no. I.
s THE FIRST SECTION Of the sci Of The
L General Assembly, passed July 9Th, 1858, wa
intended 10 Apply 10 the militia then organized,
and not 10 Tie organization Tor Home Defence.
II. The Commissions Of the MILITIA oGicers ate
suspended only vhe members Of The Home Gbard
organization and DONG duly 10 ii. When not % do
II, they nay b required By The Commanders d their
Regiments 70 sss, them ia he execution Of orders
from tits efkcc.
III. The et6cers and men 81 The Guard for Home
Defence will be subject 10 The Rules and Anieles d
War and the General Regulations Of the C0piejeSnie
'slatcs Arpy, when called out by orders from this
Office. either for dull tot special general service
By order Of Gov. iAsGE;
r. G. GATLIN,
Adjuisni General
0eigber 2ist. l7-av
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-11-04

ghum crop in Georgia has been unexampled
10 her history. Molasses from that species
Of sugar cane now brings only % and eS
Der gallon in most parts Of the State. rs
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BLUE STONE.

TO Commanders Of Compcaies In the 18Th
battalion, N @. Militia for Home Defence.
compliance with Order No. Of the Executive
Department, you will have company drill on sa-
tuiday afternoon Of each week. Eui 10 view OF the
bu-s seeding season you are at liberty to drill in
squads until fnnhos orders.
]. s. LEATHERs,
Lisuienant Colsnel.
October 2S,h. Is
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FRENCH CALF SKINS.
E0R SALE by
II HIN. BROWN & Co
October ssth. Is
CONFEDERATE TAX.

4 WILL attend with The Assessors for this District
al the following times and places in the county,
for the purpose Of collecting the listed Tax:
Al White Cross, on Monday, Esd November, 1868.
Thomas ]. cstes's, on Tuesday The Gath.
g J.. w. Miles's, on Wednesday The 18th.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday the Goth
Hisborargh, on Friday, Saturday and Monday,
the 9Th, 2s,h and sOlh.
Tolar's, on Tuesday The lst Of December
Caldwell, on "Wednesday the ID.
!" Red Mountain, on Thufslay the Sd.
i" Mangum'f Store, on Friday the a,h.
Lipscomb's, on Saturday the 9Th.
Durham's. on Monday and Tuesday, the sth
and 9Th.
= Gunters, on Wednesday the 9Th.
:" Chapel HILL on Thursday and Friday, the 10Th
and llth.
!" Thomas Longs, on Saturday the 18th.
Notice is hereby given, that the above Taxes mus,
be paid within the time limited by law otherwise The
penalties imposed will DO enforced.
a. MiCKLE,
Disthci Collector for Orange o.
October y. l7--au
THE ASSESSORS for Orange 5oun,y viii ".
lend al the above times and places with The Dsirc!
Collector forthe purpose Of assessing The Tax in Kind
% Wheat, Oats. Rye, Corn. sweet and Irish Potl-
toes. Peas and Beans, Wool, Cured Hay and Foa.
der. &c. &c.
Persons interested are requested 10 meet us a.
above, With statement other maiuedcrops, amount
prcduesd Sc.
H. NC. STROUD,
III. a, Angler.
AssesSors.
OcioheF 2lst. l7--
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PKEPARiso Fos FoEis' PARrs.-A friend
Jest frsm Lincolnd,an. assures % that a.
brshsm's family i prepared. o. are prspar.
Iag. T. emigrste 20 Germany. That aid
Abraham rsfases 10 take anyihing bur gold
for his salary. aud u is conhdenils belies.
ed that AbrAhsn himself will take to his
Scotch cap. aud be found missing from
Washington BY or absut January next.
Whether there - any foundation for this
rsPart or not. we certainly are not prspar-
" TO say. but our informant alluded 70 il
a, apparently certain to take place. We
.hsll see what we shall sc-.--I continuation
d the war. no dosDi. TO an indshniis''
Perisd. ETlH.i.xt,a Jssensi.
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TOBACCO WORKED.

fsiARMER5 and Planters wishing Tobacco work.
I'd. can have j, done nv applying TO e soon.
WEBB & Whitfield.
octoter7. ls-
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IHs MorHKR Y'NApcLKss.--Ths family
q Napsieon. says Allisan. ,haugh robie.
I'D DOT bven distinguished. and lad SUI.
h-rd severely from ri,fnruhe. The mo.
aer Of the graf captain. Who vas narksd
bv great ssasly. and 10 ccaaol frnness
ind ini1epidi,y Of nipd, shared il the "a
iyue and sangers Of her hnsban al q pc.
rod Of great trial. and was eagagrd With
sin in some expeditions on horseback. IBIS
ia,her died ., the age Of thiriy-eight-sSu,
ne want OF parental care vas msre than
supplied By iAs mother. 10 whose early ed.
aeatiou aad solicitude, Ntpsleon, 10 after
lie, mainly aseribed bis slsration. On one
secession be expressed the opiaion that the
fliere good or bad conduct Of the child dc.
pend entirely on the mother. Though left
widow in the prime Of life. the mother
If NapoleOa had already borne thirteen
children. Of whom five sons and three
lasghters survived their father. She liv.
u 70 see ehe Of them wearing the crown
y Charlemagne. and another seated on the
throne Of Charles ".
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LIST OF LETTERS,

DEMALNING al the Post Office at Hillsbersseh
~ on the goth day Of October 1868.
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81 Persons calling for any Of the above letters
will please say they sre advertised.
c. z. PARISH, p. ID.
October 81. ~
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November 4th.
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DIT Baltimore Bauoeretn SO. g..

Die jwtite 8eriammlung un6 9DabL Der 9irettprct bieiss
Ssretas fn6et Dtenaa9, on 10. Wtdri AbentS um Z utr
bet DIN. SO1epb NupptrI, tn Ger @aitern AD, fat.
Dieier 8auoereln wurte Itstsn DieuftdS Mbrne, eIdS mad
BEN Shlulle hes Of.BalttnDre SauSeietnS SO. 9, tur6 BIZ
gSott etnfs prdfssnen, s. y. QBenb, ST., zines 8sse2asrG.
Foentfn, Sacob Gbrif etreS S&dSrsifers, SOeyb 81 appert
nnb ttdts Setrrtdts, 8. .. 28euS, ST., unb Die MnnttIouHgir
Don Wtt9lie6ern su benz Betra9 bon $50 ~StnttetLen atr6ifdet
@tue regeitndsi9e DeIiaranImrg miro then Dienfaa aebaI-
ten. Ort une Stunoe mic Dbeu. QBer it'd NOD an8uI1li Ben
9sbentt 1T tTsun6ttH t~tnssIaben, fp b1o einauiiuceu. 9ii1
E(SWtDD DenBI SER.
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NAA A&f "-aEAA-|HE ~
a ggr Sn Der EnrmGaIle finbet am
Moatag etne 8easfS<8 Orleaung fur Die BE-
liebte RinRtertn Wfab. lWtOiedm ltatt unc MIR
bcffen PAP Das @nblttum letue Mnbdneli6fejt
burd Gin 9tpranBt polss 6auS beSeuetn
iptrD.' ~ slasi3 4it444 ts-es y Sc f~'jjag
g vs. gosts s ansl6aGtr balten am
Wonta8 ibr 2tes &ran3ben in Ter Rtbm<
Bate. all, wubsi bieIelben belonoers 8orlprJe
fur baS 8ersniiset ibrer 6reuaoe tra9en
tpcrren, tpespe9en MIR alleh as6reunOen Der
4ansfunf anratben Oieles &~ran3dfn 81 be-
TiGen. Z \, 5 aag .,.a2 '.ta4
Qzs@s ST., S6rif. GtBembrub 9at ouf
MOatas einen @rieats8 aa in letnem 2Otale
SO. 277 Sap SbarpRr. ~arranstrt tcc3u CT
leine SreunDe unb Befannte bTRtdIt einlabet.
H 8G SammtliGe 9 arbtere MAIDEN rir
auf pic mor8en tattfinpenbe Strlammlun9
aufmertlan,. a a s
ge 3um 8eRen Der qans'lAn
SAule fnoet am Montas Elm 8OEals une
Snltrumrntnls CONCERT In Wtelenfelb'S 6oae
nabe benz Marld Martt llatt.
GsY Aim Nfenta9 balt Der 6armCltis
&ranten Unit. 8ersin Elm &r1n3ben tn bsI
; @eGante's 3aIe al.
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NaGridt mirb bternit 0egebeM, bad per unterdepneie pom
gBaiIei0ertdte Der Stabt 8altinpre ye4nia~t cur yerwal-
una beS NaebIa(Ics bes 6nbier eerltorbenen " ! y e nj
9 &ir anil .5auaar 1868 eI6altsa bat; aNs bteIsnt-
NIT ouFoeforbsrt, IpIde ncba bet nDtbigtn Bele9en an coer
bot BEN u. Suit 1868 einsarei9en. une 9eltsno gu ma
Den. Cbsr 5u p~cmdriisen, SaB lie sRrer MnllpritGs an otsIsh
IdGLoISe SsiebIiU fir bcrIuitioertllrt per6en. Mle bic 3ab-
lxnoen an oieIep SlahlaB au moGtlt baben, trerben bier
nit aalseforbert. iOIde anserslsh@ an ben unternsaei4neteu
az Ieiten. a
Set, r27, an, 1HIp ARH1tnfuatCr.
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6ornplieab 8auperejn 9r. :

Der Sampfteab &~3auperein Scr. 3 ~erlrert i9 eifles
Suten 6orti6ritt8. @S murben i'll, btr erfter &erIaualt=
lung iber $50 AattgeiIe urSSeSeben uab tpirb Sager ipL
den, bic Seipnneu, iinpi ftGs eineul Sutepf lScrein ausiz
i4lsBebo .eiae cute @eesa6sit Seboten it9 an Chen
.iol6en 81 bet9eili8eu, tpen1 lie iib am na4fteu Sienftas
I6enb I'M &ereinslOtat1 yir. 90 9ftsSpmbarbir. BEL 9trS.
2epetauf ein5utaufen, no bic 3ipeite @iusa6luns ~itattIt1s
ben wiro. 'i,f+ 1'is..t. .a- 4-t3Ao'lG llg.& 4.
SUI Suffrage 6sS Brai. So9nf @glE gS5lH,, a'8.@ 8,
III SCI lf Z. 4a5f4s31isa Q6iliant Yddgr, Geir.s
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LE@8 arbtere.RSeM 17--

Die 3lbaber bon Sarbieritn6eu 6o6en i'd III elmer IN
eieler @pde ab9e9altenen @eriaurmlnng %prganifrt, Inn
Serbeiieranseu in iBrern @eI6dftSbetribbe an5nffrebem NIB
'oeroen ntregen 9 0 II INT 8 @6enbs mn Z 1tbr i9 gu einel
t%peiteren 9eiprefuns in $50. 3 SitSs6re6eridfr. nerIdm,
ueIn, pD5u b~ieieni8en 8ar6iere, bic ib Der Screiniaunp
arl3nlblieBen ~Ser9!nbert tparerl, ireunblt9f biern,it einge1
laben iperesn. as1 ei5a- q oMg a-F ga mss
~ Trieb. 2pbma n, @prftter.
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O Oh Ii Rnemhrf

Der llnter5eihuetc 5ei9t Dieruit Dem B%p6Iifltn, iopie
leinen Trepnben tn8beipnoere an, baFer p ic Iic, Ear
ties &C. tur ben tculutenben Spniulers dB rpben1endnnte1l
Slate itberainmt, ictpie aud q rtaa ug8 @onfeft, sis
Cream, ,@9ccclabe, &aifee &C. @@ttGr< tten rpirS. e
4 SerHet merSen aud Yferte So uaetJen grei1en in ser.
pfegun8 9enpnncn. @inbbtcQ ober @isI Gaben ben 9spt.
5lg. Sir 9 @tHt lift nod 8las iibrig. lin gef. 3uISrud
eriu6t ~ergebenft siialfa@ $40 I'll - All @a +
fh1 SOIL Mear Wec5er.
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Gac, lpel9e itt. nod ptisent 8ereim anidIieben moIen,,
big prSaudirtii, 7nHp if6 einers srpBsn 8etbeiliIgang &c.
frett. saAr 0tentag bet g.. @iarS, a6enOs I ll6r irirb bic
erite ipS4ertli@g@ insa9lnns ftottftaben III @e ratnmlungSS.
9ptat Eel 9euiS @tesuart IN So, ~ q. @urpfinefr.i It
SIM 4uItrag ,a,sa9 es n -u. 80 $685., @rGi.
I'm t4or ~ ~-as..@[%S Z n Il r &Serr.
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6arrifom Bau0erain 80.

= ~NyUEEETVW JlP*oG.
Inter p%bigenr9 tarren bat iih MIN bieier neue &ereiu
c%pnfhiairt tub erfreut itb einesn suten 8beilna6me co
iperoen baqer ale 9iejeHiser, pel8e ftl ~pemieIteu an4
L4lieBen wcuen. 9ierbilr9 c%inSeldpeu aul nGGiten Sonner=
flag ben Il. DtGrs Atenbs 5 lbr in Der Sarriipnfrese
5gip. 81, bel y. 3aunibal in Der 8eriantptluu9 it1 einSue
fin6en, inOem bic erfte @in5aboaas rnD bic geontetupabt
tf%attfineet. SIN aultra9e7 6. Sdulrteicr, pr. Pr9i.
Il e y ~ '. .@4e r. S. hannibal, pr, S6hs.
i-bp sGt3 ...ai9a.s9 he p. @abrip, pr Secr,
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Neuer 8QnSereiu.
met aItimOretr. ylc. 671Bsi Nr. R(t

aaH @sit. Q GltiutOreFtr ytp. 671Bet Jr. RlO9. ssala I
gersits fnb i9On btcIs gittbetle in obfesrt 8cusereia se.
ssitnet tptIher iebtt Steaftas, Mbrnos s ubf, feline StyunD
tdlt. Ditisni9en, nslde mop Dor byr trfer @~iu,ablnna btn.
gem 9ccale su erf9Ginen.
y @Ai'H9~A1fiG 4tHa54@ - oah . 9. q eu6er Z
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Mitfdbter @on0eretu SO. o.

GsnerulsS eriutmtuns Weentag BEN 9. WSrs a6ents
'7t9r. SGumtli4e Mitglieber merben erfibt Sa erI6eis
pen,, ihbentt pt9tiSe @e6dfte Sprliegen. acknowledgements
BADEN 5iiG ben 8ei6fiieH 81 fiieen, au9 ftn6et @elbs
~nerlopiuu9 itatt. Sun auftras bes @ereins Is5 4I
sr hst 3tjstqaS q 5aB 2-Gsnaias1 o. Oteb, @5ecr,
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0rrIdnft1r Mn1eine

Der Soc.D c m! Sirnberefa n,att i.fnen Freun
Ten unb bet Ynbltfunt ~ibttboupt tie eraebs,,e Mu,etSe, baI
e. aal rd&fer Dornertia8 cen II. gMRir3, istn nd4ltes Rtdn;
(S) ~'tb 9@' as1 544 t1f&Ey " a Slg nnf4fS5
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SRI ST. @ d he Dr iptrb AM MDntae etu
neugs 8a9atcQ nit einen D~elifaten QuaA ett4
ipsilfn, @tpprauf mir ieine 6reunoe unb bas
Yublifu.t iibetbaupt aufmerlam madsn.
Or. 6. SPo9r frSfnt am Mlortaa
cine aeee QBtrtblbaft, nit 1einem afftnfr
2lnA. 8ir ma9eE 3Oa9er dile TeIa(Wmedst
nnmfnfliA a,tf cen 9and III mertlam.
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8a9aten 81 wetban9
p r,3r5a unD II Is

/. SD seigQ bierunt rneiuen 6reunben un6 benz see9rten
@uelifum ~iiberbdupt an, baB id, in nletrem Spt1l r.
@Ge Grempltt lip 0pSer~traBe1a Il
Elm ucnes Sasatea ~dnfscitelt babe NIB baiieIbe am gfciis
taa ben 8, bs, nit einem belifaten 9nu9 %einpeiben perbe,
tpos1 it ale 8etamte muO lInbetannte freun6li4 einlate.
inn 81 q 4tf..as# 2@Urtspf I. . @@ePr',
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Ole Gndel.

jes Wtonat$ erGtstner.
Baltimore, 7. Mdrt 1868. 2ubStgb, -.s
I'M Sean paul 6euIe Gentrt
..u.fa .t.---- al ~. gNarPef b
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so Ountaatn9u % E $40. "a, SSS5.
Die D~iitsleber pbiSer sp9e tpernen pleri1t eflupt 1t0
uadNteu Deinerffaa abeHb az. Wtar3) re9t aablrei9 in
benz &erIaumlma9s. 9cfale eiuSufnoen, iubsnt lie perbsi'
ierten Stebeuseieee our SbitintulinS seltonrmeit iperben. +
Is ~ 4sE 92t e ~ SaItant Seer.
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0prldufiae Mn3eiae.

Der y ttltpp 9 ia N nj bes %. 81. NH. mIrb an
Ohermonla9 etnth Ban tn Der & Seeola 6aH (@aSdr.) berou
paitsn' lESe'tsres ioib fGdtrr bstanat aenaatt. fiaa
VI @eA 4F ,A5aE 1AS YIN &e6 er er JgrrGSer,
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gserfatsGt arD Se1abf.e

NSrYntgnf neteH cine NnaaEt StEteI uni. S60tbs.
- N+t"5Hb 6enra4sr an s%sadttr pnS G~epesster. Nrbtit
Get lsa.svf 80 et9,s y TGuft & Gp. ~
W~crInarnF- 20 cute Gdbiact Wa'e Sci g0rGasbsSaS.
SGtHtsS1" ling. Spfott au r1slben BET sHa
9. ste SenS&oGpn, AZ
(salHi 81 Ste. 8 Geritr., tatsenibsr USm arputltr. GbfotF.
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E&SnSa at Gin orSentlt6sr 9na6e. br G1uIbtlbuta
VC4"tHt+ Btfst mo has acknowledgement az En-
frtneu fpuni6t. Gin IOl9er, Der i6Rn @trpa8 scnu S6siftitb;n
oeritett. RirS S~Or5saostar 9t raslbsn In aNer gDedtre0ffee.
Serlaa9t: S aia s ssl sf fsfsss seS Ssss' s sD' e a4- liz S''' :.
Ssb2S- ~" &c. 81 8ea 8eitlmcresfr.
Nerfnnoto Sit B1Go9en peI@e8fO aen epalSen une
S~SL4utt!5% > pIdHeW rtaua. suite gntpfehlurlenr inns
eforberfG,. gu nielsen no. So SUI. grstsIfFs 3pifGer 2onn.
bal6s unS Wt1rtbsffr.S - 'A mA eC3S
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Gnmrtber BanbInngeu.

II So 1f % SuVtRuSt ifHsglfel r.
| Grin m n a fbpf. Der @ro3eB 9eeea.
ben, inter Anflase, benz HanIeD Wlc6enyY
cine 9oloene ubr 9fItpAlen su 1Qbel,, tebsnCsn
NcGBcmas witrOe Oerbdntett ttno lte6t Sitni
Gpru1. Gbenlo Der Drp3tB bs8 S. Wccrs,
pd9er BEN 49, Stirn Oerlatepene Saaen
leuttrenDet bate. 2 9 9m g-aa ,aaa9
AZ SOlep9 jRenatDY,, anseslast, Der. Mo5rt9ern
gentfdlet(enbabn berihiebene @sratbIuaften
gum Bertbe BON 500 oslto6lsa 81 baden,
pnrpe SprBefa6rt tnO isin Drc5sB siaseIsitet.
Of SOb. Sec. goung tpurbe pe9eH @rldeineiis
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

Observation-Disclosures is said to be a Cop
perhead in Museatine who refused to be-
lieve the reports, official as well as others,
of the surrender of Vicksburg, until it was
confirmed by a letter written him by his
nephew, a Captain in our army. We don't
doubt that the fellow is q relation of Maho-
ny, and will swear, as does the latter that,
Lee whipped Meade at Gettysburg, and
aas been whipping him daily since-by
pushing towards Washington by the way
of the Upper Potomac. OF course he will
reach the capital when he gets round the
world
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

WHO ARE REsPoNsI8LE.-The Chicago
Post, Shehan's democratic paper, speaking
of the New York riot, thus fixes the re-
sponsibility upon the guilty Copperhead
demagogues and traitors of that city. The
foSt Is right on that point, beyond doubt.
1t is equally correct when it says that the
same class of men would enact similar
"blessed scenes in every community if
they imagined they could succeed in their
purposes. But they have got lesson in
New York and will get a worse one where
ever they repeat their reasonable at
tempts. Probably the leaders will discov-
err after while that they are not as secure
as they imagine.
Who is responsible for this mobr Every
intelligent mind will aoquit the poor, fool
ish, and misguided men who were the &C
tive operators in this disgraceful and
shocking tragedy, of being the originators
of any individual or organized resistance
to the laws of the country. If let alone,
there would have been no resistance, no
mob, no bloodShed, no disgraceful pro-
ceedings, beyond such regrets and ankle
ties as a conscription must inevitably pro-
duce. The whole blame, responsibility
and criminality Of the whole affair should
| rest upon those demog0guGs, led by Fer
| nandO Wood. who for months have been
educating the thoughtless men and Eo-
| men of New York that this war was an il
legal and unauthorized proceeding; that,
being such, no man WIS under obligations
to serve in the army, any effort to compel
him to do SO was an illegal attempt to de-
priye him of his rights, which, by all laws
human and divine, should be resisted by
force adequate to repel the threatened inju-
ry. In the free and unbridled exercise Of
| free speech, these demagogues lave wan
tonly, cruelty, brutality, and cowardly,
was duty they owed to themselves and
their families to resist and defeat the con-
scription law. Was Fernando Wood, or
Ben Wood, or Blankman, or McCann, in
these riots, battling alongside of the men
whom they had induced to this folly9 Nos
one ofthem. They were not there. They
urged these men on to crime, but took
pains to keep out of 1t themselves.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25

Nsi-There is said to be child of jeff.
Davis and Menonomee ''squaw" now be-
ing educated among the Stockbridge In
dians at their settlement in Shawnee Coun-
ty, Wisconsin, So says the Oshkosh North
weste-n. Those who are SO anxious to dis
play their servility to the big Snake. OF
the Confederacy and can't get to him to ex-
hibit it, can do the next best thing-go and
pay their profound respects TO his offspring.
JET. would probably take it as high
proof of their kind regards.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25
SANDY.

Mr.. EDIToR:-Some weeks ago I no.
tlced note in the Hunk Eue, by one j. G..
Walker, Of Hillsboro, casting some unjust
reflections upon deliberately and humani-
ty OF some OF the leading men in this place
Unjust, because Hillsboro has sent every
able bodied young man to the army, in it,
The men especially referred to by the said
w., have been among our most liberal men.
Not soldiers widow has ever gone away
from their stores empty-handed This
place has been active in sending supplies
for the soldiers. The failure of said solicit
ors has been more their fault than that Of
the community.
Please give place to this note, and much
oblige yours, &c, yox PopULE.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-07-25
Casualties in the Sth Iowa.

BLACK RIVsR, Miss, July 8, 49,
@. DUNBAR, Eso.--The passage of the
9th Iowa Infantry over the Big Black river
was warmly contested by tho enemy this
morning.
send you a list of tho casualties in the
Burlington Company.
First Sergeant Geo. w. Clark, severely
wounded in both legs. Sergeant William
Turner slightly, in arm. Private A. p.
Lowry, severely, in head. Private Oliver
IL. Lowry, slightly, in leg.
w. II. CLUSE
Captain Co. 81" 9th Iowa.