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an 8CrO BEG Oampfers vWn6ant" In Nn-
nnpelts tpeg9enUmmen unD bon s, WicO Donald
lls Gt8eutbum r,tlamirt marin. @egen @rs
le8ang bon 5000 wa,ben Hie Sitter freiaege.
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ytadrtHt pirb ttern1it seseben, baB bic Undergraduates bonn
ING be8 RaGIaieS beS amber sstttUrbsnen 8~tFplauS
q q a1 IL. april 1868 erbalten bat. gGs bielenl-
gen. pelHe TCrseruneen an 6iefen Rahlae 6aben, tpstoet bier.
nit antgefor6eri. ieidbe aebt ben nbtb!gen geIeesn an obet
Dor Dem Is. Otsobsr 1853 ein3iretden anS gelten6 gu ma.
den, eeer gu g%e@9r18en, pap ne sFrer gniprlGe an bielsm
Natiafie 9eiestta fr rsrIuittSsrsl4. perben. Ale Gle Sac.
Isfgen on ofefen s1adbiGb gu rraten bater, merbeu bier
nit ontseiOrbert, iofbe aristt5l99l8 on ben unterwsseteneteu
gu Ieifen. ~e,
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SteuerSqbler.
Office bss Collectors faIr tnnere etntanfte

Office BIS Collectors fir tnnere &tnfGnfte,
Baltimore, 8. spril 1853
Ser Gfefipr bat mir an bieieH Gage bic ui66rli6e Ger
Iecticusa9ife" surtidgeeeben, tpel9e Bic 1isfiments fiji
2t5euien oru auTtiten, p~lattrten Sa6en, billiards &C. ent.
bdlt unb i'd made bierburG betannt, ba6 6enGnnte Steus
eru fGGig unb ,ablbar iiub unb baB i9 nit etuem @e6ii-
fen in bteier Office i'm 2. Stpd bes @uftom6aufcs tGsli1
bis gum 2 3. etefeS t 0 t s bereit BIN, fpl6e Gteus
EN- eiusuuefmeni Feruer fnb ale pericnen bieIes Diz
i%triftes, bic SeridImen, isI6e 5SGs unb gtenern, ME fe
in befa8teu Siiten ab9ei6dst ffne, an Ober Der bsiastem
rs. Gpril gu be5abIeE, rerpfittet, cine gtrafe bon peis
teren 10 Pro5eut be8 betrefenben 9etrages 81 entri6z
ten, Del6es @eies in alien SGGeu bur6gefi9rt pirb,
DsS Geee oerfiSt ebenfaGs in GaIeu, no %eriOnen, BITE
Sanbel pper @eI6Gft trsi6eH, ObHe bic nSt6ige ei3euS
GeraHsjunebneu, cine Strafe bon benz 6refa6e en- 9 es
tt a Der ei5ens cber M eiiG6riS Giuiperruns.
Sie 3abluug ben gtrafen ainb Stenern pirb erspaus
gen, but@ 9ei6lagnobme ben @ruubs unb perI6nIi&em
gIsentbung bee SaumtseH, unb Wtitt6eilungen iiber Col
Ue, bic beriduuen, 2t5euieu berasSsunebmen, tperSen Der
@ranb Surp Der Der. ct. 9iitritt Court ~Dorgelest,
6abritantan, Wesger unb guoere, bic 0erpFiGtet fnb,
III 0natIt3e 9eri6te gu MAIDEN, psrben e6enfan8
benadrGtist, BAT iclde piinttlib 3pti6en Benz 20 uut
Iesten Gag bieie5 NtonatS be5ablt iperben Hitfien, umb 10
jepen ~fplSenoeH Utcndt,
Braner uHb DeftIuareure ulaSen lore Serihte nte biSs
Der. Die CITRATE iHr GernablGiFsuna, iplGe utcnatlite
Sert8te auS3uferti9en, 6efteRt in N5esuabme Der Glitter
Inr BEIRUT Der ei3ens.
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rGtb son Elstbetn iebr beDeutsnh tit umo urIsre Flelber ktlteet.
Tnb, ais DIE ttBsnb zines aaecteH Sauie8 tn bel 54abt.
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Srrtt nah ia %bta!gereR 9reheH, ale fs anber5po eetauitper-
ban tSnnen- Sbr tSnut bet US bas Rnitern cbtr Set tsr
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Nas ~bteicRteen @runb- uub 5auirbeFser, wel6e fur has
@rb1nen unb @rptittln cer Bancteit aBs bon Colbert. bis
9Olitaptrp aneet iinb unb nod nt6t bafir bs.ablt tabsu,
perbeu lteln1it bsIoncers b~eaaCbvsGt, ss rs trait Der Srbrn-
nansen ~ DiGeers unb StattrdttG, mcine nnerl66I;be 9ft6t
If, iOlGe $CntOe Ss ifIitBep une faS be'r. @tgeuibu1t an une
nab RRRtdg, ben 4. R al 5um Ssrtaufs d%n,u,st5eu.
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Sin Hlebtiser G~uGrtiermeiAcr ipieSer etnseidnsen
unn ras GeIb mieHererbalten.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
4 'HANCERY SALE-IDpurs =

( HANCERY SALE-In pursuance IF
u az y v.-rce = 1ecres O, Tia Crc-li Court r.
ne county = I-ghzr- Il CLz1ce-y- nae q tt -
i-r -l Nay A .. 1852 certain case therein pau-
- wherein DAVID SossElck IS cozpa. az I-v.-
>--esc : 1efeD1A1t l 81 SCI a. plbl- a-ct.o1.
&c tie highest bidder a. tie Ezge Hotel Z ths c.v
e Lansing Z szi. county O. -1Ehz1 e. Te--sscav
&c -5-l cay February nsxt. a. ole cox 2 ne
After1oo1 G. SAL 1sy tie following described pce o.
parcel e .a1i. ~ lie vest h@f Cd, IL So. &c
Ees, slartsr c. ssctsoa number esvsz- IL il to<1-
slip humber fo-r north q range number iws e-s. il
.1s county = llEasr and STATE y Elc1gz. conisrr
lightly zcrss. more o. lsss-
1z,sd. January lSth, ISIS.
HoRATI0 PRATT
Circuit Court Conn ssi1n-r so- IAxha-a Co Hich
Go P1zsoSs, Sole.Icr so- Conp't -
Ao5re
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
BOOK and JOB PRINTING.

Done With neasaess and dispatch A-a at rss lae. rates
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11

STRENGTHENING THE MONITORs Within the
last ten weeks the uncompleted vessels bulk OF
the Monitor plas have undergone considerable
Improvement. As the change necessarily DELAY
cd the finishing of the ships, 1t vas deemed best
not to mention the fact until the work was en-
ded, which it nearly is at present. lew davs
slnce the Catskill was taken from the Coutinen
t&i Iron Works 10 Hunters Point where size vas
pat upon marine railway 10 have additions
strength impaired TO the sections, the dividing
hne between which WAS most deleteriousiy afsc
seo oy tue sea, in the Monitor and Passac. The
SAnganou, al Chester, PENNSYLVANIA. has $50
been subjected to thorough process OF strength
sning, aud even her Interior has been so1,e a.,
remoceed; the Nantucket, At Boston hsnef,
tso o. the same course of treatment: and ~.
Lehigh, at Chester, viii be made even strong,
than the others Were il not for this exI--
work, the Feet bound south would have besn
larger than it Is. But il is better that ever,
iron clad sent to sea should be as nearly perfec,
- possible Within the next three weeks w.
more lmpreguable crafts will De Gisoatcbs
hence The Monitor disaster has thus been n.
e.ase OF Changing the details Of The plans o..
"nien Two classes of armed ships were built.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
n. w. PUT NAM S
EXCELSIOR CLOTHES WRIAGERl
FOR SALE BY
,. w. MPIILETE,
LANSING ........... .... -. MICHIGAN.


This wringer IS without any doubt Tar saperoris
any other livery family sho-a have ole ei t4.ia loF
the io.lo~ .ag reasons
] las p relief g. thc hardest part Of washing Gay
10 enables Tie Mlsllns - oc t.ns 9Ae tArl .ess
tim.
j. saves the Clothes from lhat terrible twist rivea
- drive Tie water order theta ary quick
d saves The tender hands from alternate tiil
hot aid cod wafer And he % ioaaA tAs clothes ~el
d dry thera
The reason why tAese Wrrgers are so universally puf
chased DO preference Co al others. as follows
They are made of NulcAuiz-i l..ha.r AHA Oa.rall
zsd Iron. and ~il stand hot and cold uaisr
IA.y Sili % any tub 0r barre. from ole half
arc lArlef .nchss a ln-ckntsa. 81 i.slt tl-l alter
alton. and easily Dee changed from one 4D b. another b
Two seconds.
3 They 80 constructed that YOU can wrn. band.
kercl.e tauArt COZ bed quAt without The calt atera
ton oi machinery therefore ~ AatiI4y o. breaking
lirom negiect) Is avoided
Tlcy are small lslt al simple al cannot 90 on
q repair ana WILL wiring clothes u-lA dryer tA-i eAl
te done ts twisting wlth THE hands.
The u-s objection { Clothes Mrmstf5 haas b-.a thfy
tllla could not be passed through bltUerl tle rolls
without trouble. il THIS machine tAe dlfl- ts b o5.
Tie simple fasl4nings tbs outside are s-aacsat
o. hold the Nrmger perfectly tlEAt O. tle llu. aud
the spiral springs over the ends ~ thc upper r. VII
keep i iu place Tor large o. small ARTICLES li ioak
al the machine docs not convnce tae most sarf M one
trial washing day settles every doubt and Tie wrnrer
great many Of these wringcrs are 10 use ani awhs
have them are delighted with them
We want every family u the country to have aal
therefore invite al O. sal 90 tie store ei the unlcrsrle5
ard them ~ those who tllnk they cannot flar.
the money O. buy one W beg leave q saw yll ca1
better AFFORD o. ralsetle money than .lr toe wear
hand svriugrg
ue WrnslnF Machine by pressing the water oui
without Tie slightest injury O. even tle finest texture
Wi pay iis cost 90 81 months IN the single item o
aud tear savedAn you add % that tnle ana abcr
saved and the pleasure derived from havs tle washing
Cur o the way early % than paid for d. mouth
f.U NJ rs AL q III FH D. ft.rH =
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-Notice

% MISSIONER'S NOIlCE.-NOtlce
y Is hereby given, that the undersigned Comm4s
sioners. appointed by ~ N H. Pnckuey, Judge Of fi0
Tor the county Of lnghams 10 examine aud ADJUST
legal against the estate OF Rufus Hosner le
TIE Oiice Of II Z 1lAlA. "a me Aty
0l Lansing Thursday the nrst day Of MAY on Thurs
dlv Tie 18th day ot June and OF thursday l4tn day
OF August next, Gt clock II. On each OF saIi days
Tor the purpose Of examining and adjusting claims
against estate AMI all creditors Of SAID estate
hereby notified tlat months FROM tie l7th cay Of
Febrl4ry. Iso allowed by said Judge u Probate or
tle presentation OF claims against SAID estate. a
claims not presented within SAID months VIA be
barred by the statute. II SHANK,
A BURR
Go. h. GROVE,
Commissioners
Tie Judge Of Probate for the county OF Ingham hay
ag extended the lime for presenting claims against tae
above 10 the - Gay Of January, loo3 notice
hereby that the undersigned, Comm ssoueTs upon
SAL estate viii meet al the Office Of Il Shank, II tie
CITY Of Lansing saturday, SAID ID day Of Jan -ry
lso3 AZ clock the forenoon, for the purpose "
aiming az adjusting claims against said estate
Dated Dee ID, 1897.
Il B SHANK,
a. r. BURR
GEO. X GROVE,
4w397 Commissioners
The meeting Of the Commissioner IA The above es-
Is hereby post poned until saturday, the 18th day
o.. February 1893 a. the place and time Of day
Il B. SHANK
R. BURR.
GEO. b. GROVE,
40zw5 Comm ssloners
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune
Danger In IndIans-The X. G.. C's at their
Devilfsh Work.
MICHIGAN CRY Ind, Jan. q, 1868.

MICHIGAN CRY. Ind, Jan. 27, 1868.
The prevalence OF powerful secret society
in Indiana can 10 longer be doubted II Is pat
ent TO every observing mind The organization
10 increasing in numbers rapidly, aud unless the
LOYAL people OF our State take active measures
to counterfeit iis perniciOus Influence an attempt
will be made TO revOlutlOnize the Stare. and
hitch it to the so called Southern Confederacy
IL exists in LspOrte county. There IS IA lodge
In Michigan CITY. Persons we're made members
Of it on Monday OF this week barn, back
. gunsmiths stop. was used 70 initiate some, and
an Office of the Justice of the Peace was used
20 initiate others. The most deyilish means
we're used to deceive the uuwary.
The object OF this order, as now constituted
IL TO resist Federal taxation-the raising of ang
more troops, aud procuring as far as possible
assertions of Indiana troops in the field, aud
finally aud lastly, the establishment OF a North
western Coniederacy. These purposes we're told
10 reliable OF Michigan City by the eau.
didate for the Wardeuship of the Northern In
DIANA Penitentary on last Sabbath evening
John P. Dunn by name. He said, al the same
time, that the Indiana troops would mutinv after
they received their pay.
have been thus minute, because know that
the existence OF such order Is doubted by
many loyal men. There is such an order con
trolled oy men of desperate character, having
nothing to lose, but some chance 10 win in civil
connections They grumole about taxation.
The truth is, they have no property or business
10 tax.
would warn the people of our State TO be
up and doing. There is no time to lose These
desPeradoes-the Knights of the Golden Circle
Are determined to get possession aud control
Of our State Government, and IN falling 70 do
this, the flames Of civil war will De lighted
TRAITORS N CHICAGO.
We learn that detective officers who have for
some time past been engaged it ferreting out
the secret political conspiracy Of traitors In this
city, have full list Of members about ready for
publication, il the authorities AZ Washington
will permit it to be published which they prob
ably will. This organization, though conducted
With the utmost precaution aud secrecy, has
been fully discovered, and ali its mysteries are
nou in safe hands. \ meeting OF this orEaa:za-
ton was held only two evenings since, st the
residence of prominent lawyer in this CITY
The organization dates back nearly wear, and
At hrst vas made up of SOutherners Gradual,
Northern secession sympathizers came into il.
and now It numbers men Who stand high in thi.
community. IL is time the affair vas broken I'd
and the guilty, trAiIorous participants dragged
70 the light and exposed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
Legal Advertisements.


MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas, de-
" .---l having been maze = he paFme-t o s-1
money secure y mortgage s1ec1.e- py joan a.
rrco1z A-r-4- N4--eF-ooA Is ELe, o. TIE Town
s-5 l- W--nsLoE. county u loghAn, L David Le
t-r--- u t-e c.-y A. A. oor county u " sel-s
--.-- A.Ei. eleventh, a L. lse-, -a1 recor-s- ~ t-
REGISTER l--c-, county u Es-z-1, q The -
1ay u Ayr.. l. H. Isel ~ ~ oc-ock a NJ 4oer \
Is u Mortgages ~ p-ge 80 D. N--e1 default the
poser So mortgage 1c-A1-r pa
..vs p-l-er--1s --F--s -ve- -s.4--.c- :.
81 reeve Tie DEBT sel---1 - s4- mortgage "
past .-ele4. 49, 80 q tss1is--ve c4-rs 1-.as
la A--- ~ be --e thereon, notice = Therefore here
- slFrl mortgage - &c -otsc4lse- - SAFE
- l--E,s-g-l PREMISES, - ~ o<l-s rsr--l
tavern sl-- sL1 a. the 4qp-rielA1ees i1ere--Il De-
l--g-1g l-rl - ~ -~1- opposite ~ >-- Las
en- z--- reac iron It's sane ~ beng ~
l-e b. 49, Wl-u-s.-u. - 49, county az -sl-s lnt
49, property 1u-s-- ~ lie zt1.esA-- .--1 er-olA
A. A4rl-- -.leglooA, VI Nj Weber 49, c-slE4se-
Is .o-5Ns VIZ Dis. ~. 3 81 No = block No ! lo
81 .9r-s Test est size g. ~ ~ eELs -
-.-lA 49, being - lie VA-Sr x " l-.l-Lilsl-
u .le county ~ I1gnAM all state 4. AcLls4A- u
Sex par. thereof - -o- -tlol " ve1l-e- a. Us
J4-.t Hose AZ l--lt l0cr t-ere0l- D AS--
-o--t. u! l-gl-- o. the 1-rseeLt1 --y o. February
U a.-1leeu 4-l1re- a. sIty three, Twelve --9c.
l10- s4l- cay.
/ Dates November l2.l ls62
LANID DE- FOREST. N.lls-ses
| I~1-CaE-r : FRAzEE Al .sr A-rtsas-e ss4A -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
-N1ORTGAGE SALE-Default having

y 4
WI been maze III the conditions OF certain mort
.-. executed by Andrew Ham, Amelia LII vie, 4ul
.l.gry Ham o. Lss.e Michigan, ~ Horace oulil u
Has. same y1ce datel the nineteenth Gay OF October,
d. e.gateeu uuncrsd an sixty one, ALL recJ!4e-
october txsnty-l14rd A D. 1851, the oince o.
ta Register u. DEEDS lor the county u L. ham al tue
-.te u AlDlg4L IA i, o. mortgages, p41s SO-
ul-A sA!- mortgage duly gne- Tie twenty SAN
.ay of October eighteen h-l-red and sky che -
81 Horace smith 10 NAl44Iu ) Waterman. u TIE sly
a. Detroit winch s4iI segment duly recoras-
The glA -ay u. October =. 10. eighteen hundred an
sixty one Ii said gissvrs office, Lber II Of mort
sag- o. page 56s ly-L which mortgage there = cain
10 b- Cue al tus OF tbs notice the sum % one
hundred ana six collars and thirty seven cents anu
10 st or proceedings 4AW having been instituted 10
recover anv p1rt lnereOl notice Is Therefore hereby
given tuat on Wednesday, lie Lteentn day OF A4rA
1t - twelve CLOCK noon, shall sci. - public elc-
o highest bI1ler sale 10 take paee a. Tie front
DOOR vi the guam CO -lty CrC1lt Court House, N tie
Village o. Mason tle premises contained ~ s-cl mort
FACE flr So ulln thereof shall be necessary ~ 80
ls.y TIE due s4-A mortgage Win Ten per
cent interest aud legal costs, together with AL ator
Nv Zee u twenty dollars cOyenantsa FOR therein that h
= SAY, IOAOwng piece or parcel " land situate ia
!4gu4n county Michigan VIZ commencing Al STAKE III
o. wv is north % the quarter post Dc
tween sections twenty 4u4 twenty esnt ~ township
one north u rage west thence north eight rods
thence eight RODS thence south eight rods thence
west sI ro-s tle place u beginning This M b
ecg - lnstauent yet 10 become due o. SAID
Ea.ycls4ge.-Dated, DetIcIl, January Stn, 4 1875.
VIZ ). WATERMAN, Assignee " Mortgage
} " MAIERNaN. Attorney lSNfOS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-02-11
Clocks, Watches. and JeweIry,

Yankee Notions g.. c3- sale 81. usual Repairing ~
al sorts aat styles 1ol. e or1e- Watches Cocks az
Js7e-y rspa-s- an1 warranted lv experienced v1-s
nc1
S--yl : G-LLETT. q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-16

full premises was from a -reginen, -.
troops sentin pursuit of the enemy our
Gen. Winder attended by one OF HE al.
went out on the Brooke pike yest eat aus,
morning making RECONNAISSANCE 'o uay
narrowly escaped capture by the Yan al,o
freeboeters. He saw approaching him
Wrsnn o. na sasialry 10 mistakinS them for
galloping up to them, when his aid dis n. OF
cred their nationality. The General a,
his aid rode on leisurely, soon leav;n,, ana ~.
iaded cattle of the Yankees out of s;oSh. .he
This was the same party who yisitaS NJ
Young's farm. A Lieut. James Ri WI
who had been on visit to Paleskes. foI.
miles up the pike, had a short time b q Few
been arrested and paroled by them sfIae
C5nineT I~E-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-16
Casualties in Sd lows CayaI.x

-. HELENA, ARK, May 5, 1862
Mr.; EDITOR You may not have 70
ceived full list of the casualties of the 81
Iowa Cavalry, in the affair of Nav Ist na ou
Lagrange, Arkansas. Visited the b, nsTi
tai this morning and saw all the wonndad
Ihey are doing well. The worst cases arn
Adjutant Lowe. The ball passed tbronaS
his ankle, fracturing the bone. II will so
qulre skill ana attention to save the foot
Lieut.. Stanton, left arm, severeIy-hono
fractured. Ambrose Hill, very severelvN
arm amputated at the Shoulder Joint. Ha
is doing well, shows pluck, and is in good
spirits. Great praise is due the Surgeons
for their skill and faithful attention. Her
is the list in full
Adj. Glenn Lowe, (son of Judge Lowe,
left ankle, severely. '"
Co. A.-Killed-Private John Masv
Wounded-Jasper Bromley, right arm and
lung-ball not extracted; Ambrose Hill
left arm amputated; Nathan Cash, left leg
near knee, ball not extracted. Missing
Sergt. w. J. Wilson, Corp. Albert Power.
privates w. Hartman, J. II. Hickok, JOS
+. Robertson.
Co. B.-Missing-Jasper O'Neil. r
Co. D.-Wounded-Priv JnO. w. law
son, right lung, ball not extracted. Mis-
sing-Sergts n. Barnes, H. NJ. Dizert.-
Privates-D. $. Bell, FL. S. Benning, VIM.
Deford, Joseph Martin, Merrill Morgan,
,
J. J. Taylor.
Co. I.-Wounded-Lieut. Stanton, arm.
Privates John Davis, left leg above ankle.
bone not broken, John Delay right hand,
Missing-Sergt's. w. III. McNulty. J. B.
Story: Privates-Peter Murphy, w. Adj
ans, W. Frazer.
Co. K.-Killed-Sergt's. A. X. Ewing. J.
II. Riggs. Missing-J. III. Harvey, Thos.
Johnson, (Farrier), Francis Collins, James
Logan, Joseph Molair, Ransom Summary,
r. l.. West, Thomas Bowman.
1t is not known that any of the missing
are killed or severely wounded ; a few may
be slightly wounded. They are, judge,
captured. The boys fought bravely, but
with great odds against them, and under
trying circumstances. If some of the Sc
cesh cut-throats don't feel the weight of
mettle before long, they may thank their
legs. Good news from every quarter
what of the night" Heaven says, and
thousands with respondent hearts and voice
say, 1.-THE Morning 'IiSeth.''
Truly yours,
M. H. HARE, Chaplain 36th Iowa.
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Gs~ 1t appears that DIR. Fitzpatrick, whose
death was mentioned in this paper as hav-
ing occurred in the Indian country, was
basely murdered. 1t appears that Colonel
Phillips attacked and defeated the rebels
at Webber's Falls. After the battle, DR..
Fitzpatrick, while in the act of dressing the
wounds of a rebel soldier, was basely muir
dered by skulking band of cowardly reb-
els, who came out of the cane for the pur-
pose. DIR. G. was an uncle and brother-in-
law of Gen. Blunt, and brother-in-law of
Mr.. Putnam, of this city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-16

A PAPER IMPoRTATIoN.-Ac copy of the
New York Times comes to us printed on
Belgian paper, purchased in Europe at
seven and half cents, when an article of
like quality was held by the paper monop-
olists in New York at twenty -four cents
per pound. The importation made by the
Times was in self-defense, and its example
will be generally initiated by the journals
OF large circulation, if the attempt of the
monopolists to still further put up prices is
norsistad in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-05-16

WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.-They say
that Stoneman might have taken Richmond.
This may or may not have been true
But it is probable that only small por-
ton of Stoneman's cavalry were in the vi
cinity Of Richmond, and that this small
force was acting under express orders and
to accomplish definite result. It is also
to be presumed that this force was ignorant
Of the precise number of troops remaining
at Richmond, and was therefore without
any temptation to swerve from the strict
letter of the order under which it was act
ing. If Richmond was so nearly deserted
as Gen. Stoughton reports, which is hardly
probable, small force of cavalry might
have ridden into the city, and might have
made some important captures. But
whether they could have got out again
without being themselves captured in turn,
is exceedingly doubtful. We guess the at
tempt would have proved mavailing, and
that the commander of the troops did ex-
actly right. The might haze been need
not trouble us overmuch. 1t was just as
likely to have turned out misfortune to
us as to the tribe of JEFF. Davis. 1t was a
good enough raid as it was. No one has
cause to be dissatisfied with it-especially
in the prospect.