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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared bel1re me Alderma1 q
the city 81 ffllsiaipEia n. n heimboid, silo, b.
nlg duly sworn, doh saJ. his pfeparatiOns cuutSia
no narcotic, mercury or other lniunotia Drug.
but are purely vegetable. n. u. bELABoi.p.
sworn aai -sitscrhei heflre me- ihis I'D daf %
November, is54- Mh. r. hlbbAkD,
AlierInan, 9th-afrert shove Race, Fht.s.
Add4es- Letters f0f information In confidence,
II. r.. HELMkoiD, Chemist
Depot lof 5oufh Tsnth-ssreet,
Bri0a CHESTNUT, Piiiasie pha.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS,
AND UEPRrNCIPLED ERALEKs,
sho sudesy0r 70 dispose ''0F THEIR OWN" AMI
ssotherH articles On The reputation attained b
Hslnlboid's 0eutine Prsparsilcuss
Exifact buchrs
sarraparilA,
4" Improved Rose Wash.
Sold b ~ DTugg as rreryshfre.
ASK BOX HKLHRoLffS-I NO OTH6E
cut out ~ advertisement and send sprtt, AND
AYOlD fMlfi2J toN AED kxf0Sgks.
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Tobacco Manufacturing.
II. c. JENKINS & CO.,
AT G. W. OWENS
Corner Of Broad and Front Streets,
Nashville. Tennessee.
A RE MANUFACTURING VERT SUPER. OR
n article 81
CHEWIMC TOBAcCO

CHEWING TOBACCO,
From The finest leaf A. 81 quality they challenge
= c0Eupsrss0n with Any establishment - the United
States feeling satisfied thst their Tobacco VII COM
pare faYorsbly with any in the Old Dominion
W. W. summers, one Of the firm, an experienced
and vel knONn manufacturer, has charge Of the
manufacturing Department.
susiets and deslen are invited 20 call and ex-
smDe-s lang 2s-2m.
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''TAERE Is NO SUCH WORD As FALL
TARRANT'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
Oubebs and Copaiba.

TENHIB PREPARATION IL particularly recon-
1 -mended 10 the MEDICAL PROFESSION, and
the BIiO, for the prompt shd certain cure Of
DISEASES. or THE BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
URINARY ORGANS, ETC.
may be relied on as the best mode Tor the ad-
mInisration of these remedies in the large class OF
diseases of both sexes which they are applicable
1t never intereres with the digestion, and by its
concentration the dose is much reduced.
N. B.-Purchasers are advised TO ask for
TARRANTsS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF GU
BEBS AND C0PAIBA,
and take nothing else, ss limitations and worthless
preparations, under similar names, are in the
market. Price 81. Sent by express on receipt Of
price. Manufactured by.
TARRANT 4 CO.,
No. Us Greenwich Street.
cor OF Warren, New York.
And Tor sais By Druggists generally.
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Wanted Immediately.

A YOUNG GIRL (WdiTE OR COLOREnl To
"a attend % q baby and do general Homework
in = eula family good hcme n offered 10 one
well F.coninended Apply Al his ofhce.
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The day aforesaid, under the same rules
and regulations hereinbefore prescribed
and ct such suitable places as vii be
convenient to the soldiers, who are
hereby declared entitled 70 vote with>
out oath or registration
In testimony whereof, /, Andrew
johnson, Military Govern
or Of the State Of Tonnes
l. s. see, do hereunto set my
hand, and have caused the
- Great Seal Of the State to
be affixed at this Department, on the
30th day Of September, A. D., 1864
By the Governor:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
Attest: EDWARD H. East,
Secretary of State.
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arising rom rAceSSe-s danite OF dissipation, Early
lndlseretOn, or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
hdisposjtion to Exertion loss Of Power,
Loss OF Memory, lifhcui!y Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Diseases Wakefulness,
Dimness Of Vision, Pain inThe Rark
Universal lassitude ofthe Flushing OF the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions on the FSce,
Hot Hands. Ptld COuntenance
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, Il allowed 10 90 on, which tins
medicine invariably removes soon follow
IaPOTEECY, FATUITY, RPLEPTIC FITS,
IN one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say that they are not ffequenily followed by those
I'd esdful diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware Of the cause Of their suffering,
but none will confess. The records Of the Insane
Asylums and the melancholy deaths by eOnsump-
ton, beSr ample witness TO the truth Of the ssseT-
ton.
Tux CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
requires the all Of medicine to strengthen aud in
UgOrate the system, which HELMSOLDS EX-
TRACT BUCHU invar1sby does. A uisd will con-
F'ncs the most skepuc;l-
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LOODI BLOOD LOoDI
Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SarsapsriIIs
SYPHILIS.

This il an affection Of the blood, and attacks the
sexual Organa, Innings Of the Nose, Ears, Throat,
Nindpipe, and other Inncu5 surfaces, making IT.
appearance in the f0nn Of Ulcers HolmDOld's kx-
trsot Ssraapsnlls puriies tho Blood, and removes
all soaiy eruptons Of the skin, giving % the com
plexion 4 clear and healthy color. lt being prepaf-
ed expressly for this class Of complaints, s blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 greater az
tent than any other preparation Of SsIsaParilis.
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But in cases where the County
Court fail or neglect TO appoint inspect
ors or judges Of, election, aud there is
no sheriff or other civil officer in the
county qualified by law to open and
hold said election, the Registrating
agents, hereto appended, may act in his
stead, and in all respects discharge the
duties imposed, in such cases, upon
sheriff..
In like manner, It Is declared the
duty Of the military officers command
Ing Tennessee regiments, battalions. or
detached squads, and surgeons in
charge, Of the hospitals Of Tennessee
soldiers % open aud hold elections on
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

The GUERRILLA CHARACrER,-Nothing
so fully illustrates the more than savage
ferocity Of the guerrillas who infest Mis-
souri, and Kentucky, than the cold biooded
massacre Of the twenty-one Federal SOL
diers captured on the North Missouri Rail.
road, on Tuesday, by Bill Anderson's gang
OF scoundrels. Italian or Spanish bEigsndS,
or Mexican guerrillas, are mexciful in COM
parison with these wretches. They are
not men, they are monsters, Pitiless and
merciless themselves, they deserve no
mercy or pity At the hands Of men. They
should be hunted like wild beasts. II
there ever was case in which the terrible
punishment Of being blown from the guns
was justifiable, Bill Anderson and bis
brother monsters would richly deserve
such q fate.
Some energetic measures ought to b
used to rid the country or their presence.
They have ravaged Howard, Randolph and
Boone counties, nearly all summer, with
impunity, leaving track smeared with
innocent blood, wherever they went. Their
own system of warfare should be employ
ed against them. The roads they travel
ought to be ambushed, and the moment
they make their appearance, volley OF
|avenging bullets fired at their guilty
breasts. Surely there is some plan by
which the inhuman fiends can be arrested
in their career of blood.-N Louis V'sson.
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OSKALO0SA, Iowa, Oct I'd, 1884.
EDITOR HAwK.EYE-Aboutl D. clock yes.
terday afternoon, J. n. Woodruff. Of
Knoxville, and late Of the Sd Iowa Caval,
~, and J. .. Bashors Of Centervtlle and
Late Of the 9th Iowa Cavalry, and recently
appointed Unitsd States Deputy Marshals.
were waylaid and assassinated in cold
blood BY the Copperheads Of Sugar Greek
Township. Poweshiek county, Iowa. Some
Of the drafted men Of that neighborhood
not having reported, these Deputy Mar.
sha.s were sent to ascertain the reason
The Cppperhesds who had met for drill at
Miiler's saw mill heard Of their coming.
and several Of them secreted themselves IN
the buahes, and a. Woodruff and Bashore
came along the road fired upon them. kill
ing Woodruff instantly, and slightly
woundins Bashore. Bashore was immedi.
atsl5 surrounded and several guns leyeled
1t him. He told them they were stranoers
to him, that he had nothing against them.
that he was amply discharging his dutv
- "a ofhcer, and begged them to spare
his life. Some one, supposed to DO Sam
Fieener, then shot him in the back. IA
shore then fired and broke q leg OF Mike
Gleason, who was subsequently arrested.
AMER Bashore fell Gleason came up tn him
and broke hist gleason s)gun over Bashore's
head inticting 4 frightful wound. Bashore
lived four or i've hours. He was rational
during this time, and gave full history Of
the affair.
It appears that Gleason was acting "a a
spy. He met Woodruff and Baahora on
the road, and, after ascertainIne.thetr hus;
ness, offered to show them the wav to tho
houses Of the men they were LOOKING aftar
Bat while they were taking some refresh.
ments, be went over where the conrar.
heads were drilling, and notified them :,
the coming Of the officers. A large crow,
collected to-day, and were with difscu,tv
restrained from takingsummary veneeancs
on Gleason. The bodies of the murders,
men are expected here tomorrow.
Hon. J. b. Grinnel has offered 4 reward
Of $500 for the arrest and conviction OF thea,
most cowardly and cold bleoded murder
ers. s
John and Samuel Fleener, and PER-,
Mcfarland who are tnown to have heel
/ Participants have fled. The Fleeners ar
Notorious copperheads. They are abou
sly feet high with red hair and freckle,
faces. Mcfarland is short thick set ma,
land very dark complexioned. The Flee
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Peace Saeokn ot their work An
x0WAa

The following dispatch is from the Hon.
J. B. Grinneli, member Of Congress from
the 4th District. It will be seen that the
cowardly Cops in this State, like those in
Indiana. are at their appropriate work.
They are ready to murder the soldiers and
loyal people whenever they can do it in
safety.
Especial to Hawk-Eye.l
OsKAL0OsA, Oct. 81. NJ. Woodruff and
]. s. Baehore, returned soldiers and Depu-
ty U. >. Marshals, were murdered in Powe-
sneik county, last Saturday evening. by
men from the bushes near the highway
Mike Gleason, one Of the murderers, mad
his leg broken. and he duplicates several
persons who are well known. The militia
~ companies at Grinnel, Morseland and
Newton are called out.
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$500 REwARD.-United States Deputy
Marshals, j. NJ. Woodruff, of Knoxville,
and J. L. Bashore. Of Centerville, Iowa,
were assassnated on Saturday; Oct. l, at
O'Clock, p. M, on the highway near Jas.
|eshiek county, Iowa, by q party of men
returning from military drill.
Mike Gleason, one of the murderers, is
wounded and arrested. l4
John Fleener and Samuel Fleener, men
six feet in highth, with red hair and
freckled faces, and Perry Mcfarland a man
of low stature and'very dark complexion,
are suspected, with others.
/ offer the above reward-the Governor
being absent from the Stata-to any citi-
gen, for the arrest and conviction OF the
murderers, or 800, for the arrest and con
viction Of any one Of the murdarers Of
Woodruff aud Bashore.
M M4g + aaf.s.ss J. B. GRrNNELL.
GRINNELL. Poweshiek County, Iowa.
Oct a 1854 4, ss, ..
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!! Recent events have we'll illustrated the
beauties Of the "Peace" which the Copper
heads desire to give to the country. We
have fine illustration at Sandusky, Ohio,
and upon Lake Erie, with which our read
ers have been made familiar. These bles-
sed "peace-makers" were simply guilty OF
piracy-that is all-which includes all the
crimes known to our laws-they robbed,
plundered and murdered the men upon
the vessels which they siezed. That they
did not liberate the prisoners near Sandus-
| ky, arm them and drench the soil Of Ohio
in the blood Of her citizens, is because
their conspiracy was discovered. These
bloody conspirators were and are speace-
makers active NJ. Clellan and pendieton
politicians. a49s Ill s.
In our paper Of this morning will be
found an expose Of the character and ami
mus of the Indiana ''peace-men,' which
comes out on the trial Of Dodd, a leading
Comprehend Of that State. We hope the
reader will peruse this expose and ia it
the character of the ''peace' party of the
loyal States-the character and purposes of
the peace men Of Iowa. When they pirate
of ''peace," they mean war against the
Union-war against the Government.-war
upon all loyal people-not open and above
board-but in the dark-behind the cur
tain. They mean murder and arson
They mean assassination. They mean
anything that will aid rebels and injure
loyal men.
4
- 1t is . hard thing to meet as honor
able political opponents in the walks of life |
the internal conspirators who are in league
to aid the rebels-whorejoice at our revers-
es and are detected when we are victorious
who abuse our brave soldiers and have
no compassion for their families aud or !
phan children. It is hard to be cordial
with . man that we are satisfied is lending
his sympathies to the rebellion and is |
at the throat Of the nation in Sc
is laying in wait to stab its de-
tenders and betrsy its friends. 1t is hard |
thing to meet cordially men who are de-
vising schemes to Iberate and arm rebel |
in the bosom OF our peaceful COM
munities. 1t is hard thing to know that
these men are in communication with these |
rebels-are sending them money, provis-
ions, clothing, ETC., although our Govern.
ment has made every provision for CLOTH
ing, Aheltering and feeding them. It is
hard to know that these things are done by |
the secessionists in our midst, while our
own brave boys, prisoners in Dixie. are
herded like swine, naked, covered with
vermin, starving, dying. Yet in the name
Of liberty these things are done and we are |
asked to look at them As merely partisan
politics, and are expected to regard these
men as high-minded, honorable opponents.
others may do-however tender
hearted others may be, We want no fellow
ship with such-no association with them. |
The country's enemies are our enemies in |
public and in private-everywhere and al
ways. a
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WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

The DRAFT.-The draft in the deficient
sub-districts Of this county, with the excep.
ton OF Burlington, was finished up ct
Crimes Hall yesterday. The remaining
sub-districts Of the lst Congressional Dis
trict will he drawn q fast as possible. Yea
terday' drawing resulted as follows:
PLEASANT GROvE.--No. ENROLLED o.; Dr..
m FICIENCY. J.
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|. - We are glad to chronicle the fact that
the New York Neus, by some strange NOR
81 perversity, has at last stumbled upon
and uttered truth. It says, " A political
organization that dare not face its own mu-
sic, that IS afraid Of it's own position, and
that deals in subterfuge and evasion to-
wards those upon whom it counts for sup
port, IS unworthy and incapable Of victo-
sry." There you have it, true Ms gospel
That ID hard blow at the party which
goes for sMac," but don't know. and dare
not say, whether it stands on the rebel
Chicago platform or on " Macs" soft-soap
variation. It is unworthy" says the
Nescs, and incapable also. We concur.
What is more important the people will do
the same. They don't like parties that
won't face their own music
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e. :. eoco 1nftDOf Illustrated
Our readers have . still further illn.,..
ton Of the beauties of the Conperhs"s
"peace which is to he forced unon ~
country, In the murderof the Uuited a,...e
Marshals 10 Powesheik county. tn.
persons, officers Of the United states !.
ken from the ranks Of our Iowa rerim...-
Ia the field, in the performance Of th.;.
sworn duties, were deliberately vaVl.,s
and murdered in Powesheik county. To-
BY the dove-like advocates of "p.aca,
These are the bloody fruits borne nv -.
Chicago platform. These are the results !,
Copperhead peace teachings. What door.
readers think Of them?ait seasss
But in another column will be found =.
testimony OF citizen OF Monmouth, w.
rem county, Illinois, touching the acts.
ings and purposes OF this party, which, -
particularly desire all to read. 1, conn.,
out on the trial of Dodd, and shows. ri,h
the testimony Of Stidger and Others. that
this is an insurrectionary party, in activ.
sympathy and communication with n.
rebels-that. il is spending its means ana
=. $3.50 D aOS al q C0CActy Jul ucaQlY W0pfana
upon the nation, by assassination. arson
and robbery. with . purpose of resoruns
when circumstances favor, to open rebel.
lion and war. The leading Copperhaads a.
the whole country, armed and ready. With
murder in their hearts, are but waiting thu
opportunity to deluge the country II
blood. Our safety is in their cowardic.
and want Of opportunity.
The DRAFT.-The draft commenced ~
Grimes Hall yesterday. A Committea
consisting Of Messrs. r. G. Kendall. On
Whipple, N. p. Sunderland and Wa,uer
Miller, was appointed to superintend tn
drawing Of names. A son of Nfr. Pearson
turned the wheel, and blind man drev
the names, which were read and duly m.
nounced to the crowd. About . hundred
persons we're present, and everything pas
ed of In the most satisfactory manner.
But two townships were drawn-Washins.
ton and Benton, Of Des Moines county.
We append the names of the drafted men:
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- JED. Davis, the chief of sinners and
traitors, is said to be in Georgia. What he
went there for we can't say "tor sure"
Some say he has gone to head off an alleged
peace movement in that quarters seces-
sion from Secessia, under the auspices 81
Gov. Brown and ce-President Stephens.
Others hint that he had found out that his
tenure Of Richmond was uncertain, and
that he chose to place himself on the safe
eide OF Grants present and future lines.
These are the two VERSIONS. Neither may
be true. But you pays your money and
you takes your choice" We suspect that
the rebel is getting somewhat shaky, and
is looking out for that last ditch!
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ners were engaged In the murder Of, Allo-
way last Autumn. The Unionists Of Pow
eshiek are naturally good deal stirred up,
and if the long threatened Copperhead war
is now to begin they are ready. .sesa x.
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gTThomas F. Marshall. died in Wood
ford county, KY, On the 22d ult.. at the age
Of sixty -four.
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0Henry Clay Dean has written let
ter In which he says that he and '.all the
peace men Of the State of Iowa will sup
port the Chicago ticket and PLATFORM
We think that is right. The ''peace" men
Of Iowa are mean and vile and base enough
to suit the platform, and the platform
IL traitorous enough to suit them. Take
both together and we think the ssYoung
Napoleon" may congratulate himself upon
. clearly, virtuous and most devotedly
pious set Of supporters in Iowa. Dean is q
specimen brick" He may excel in
''nastiness" most Of his friends, for he has,
genius in that line, and then he is born
virginian! But we don't know that he
likes to lick the heel of q nigger-driEer''
any more than the rest Of the batch.
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RECEIPTS OF THE STATE FATR.-The to.
tai receipts of the State Fair were about
$1,000. Expenses and premiums about
IS, 100; leaving balance of about $500 on
hand. The expenses include the payment
of salaries to officers, and OUTLAWS OF every
description. 96
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

&S-The latest dodge OF the COpperheads
at Washington il the hiring Of crippled or
counterfeit soldiers to peddle Mcclellan
songs and medals, and to talk loudly and
extensively about Gunboat George In MI
crowds and thoroughtares That il one Of
the uses Belmont and his British hackers
are putting their money to. We shall not
complain II the soldiers. actual or preten-
ded, make them pay round price for their
services. We haven't the slightest idea
that this election csE be carried, or even
influenced, BY any expenditure Of British
gold.' Union men cannot be bought or
frightened, aud Copperheads can appropri.
ate as much as August Belmont can sup
ply. By the way our friends from the En-
erald Isle must be delighted to lind them
selves on the same train with their English
oppressors! IA At.
~ II there are any spectators in cot
ton IN these days, they must have paid
dearly for their whistle. A week since
cotton was quoted ut one dollar and eighty
to ninety Ave cents per pound. On Fri
day last the price was from one dollar
twenty to twenty-five cents per pound,
making net loss of from sixty to seventy
cents on each pound. Such fall as that
is bound to smash any one who holds
enough to make . sale compulsory. Those
who have made largely on the rise, or who
bought when it was low may be able ia
weather the gale. But we think il highly
probable that good many may find that
their 'kite has too long tail,' and will
come down. The buyers of cotton goods
won't complain much if they do.
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nr The Democratic Campaign commits
tee at Washington, call on the laboring
men for contributions Of money to be
used in circulating Mcclellan documents.
The workmen will think twice before they
give money to an object of such doubtful
interest to them. We learn that some OF
the laboring men Of this city have been
approached on the subject and their reply
is, that the men who want the Offices may
paw for the documents.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-08

FORTY Mtttton HKvEN-THrRTrHs SrD-
scR1nED. THE subscriptions to the popular
loan arc now over forty million dollars. and
they continue to come In at the rate of
about = million day Tie public are sat-
istied that there ars no ether investments
50 proiitAbls ~ II. n. securlties. While
nearly NIL tho hundreds Of miscellaneous
stocks sold in Tho New York market have
been declining for several weeks lin many
instances Twenty-Five per cent Govern.
meut stocks have remained Arm and
while lenders loaa very spar.ngiy. and at
nigh rates, on tho beat niercantile paper,
they have plenty Of morey to lend on Gov
erhment paper, ut A. low rates M ever
While the Goyernment needs the peoples
money, and pays for 1t literally, 1t offers
the highest possible consideration beside,
and that Is, safety
~ The New York Board Of Aldermen
passed q resolution the other day to iilu-
inmate the city In honorof Sheridan's VIC
tories. But the Mayor, Gunthcr, vetoed
the resolution. We suppose lie did it on
the ground Of ECONOMY" It would be-
uncharitable to suppose that d Copperhead
Mayor o! New York were actuated by
any motive inconsistent with the most I'M
hinching patriotism! No doubt he was
glad that Early was beaten and routed. No
doubt be rejoiced heartily that Sheridan
wouldn't permit Early to electioneer for
Mac 10 Maryland and Pennsylvania-bu
then New York astronomical, and it would
not pay to waste light on so foolish thing
as patriotism That's Copperheadism.