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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

- The papers are discussing the ques-
ton whether Mcclellan intended to sur.
render the Union army to the r ebals after
the seven days fight on the Chickahominv
Whatever he may have intended thera =
no question that the vallandiahammers
who nominated little Mack now intera !. :
unconditional surrender to the seceah.
- The Copperheads have said much
about the snconstitutsonaliey Of the mean,
adopted by the Government to put down
the rebellion. The fact is should the ma
ticnal authorities treat the traitors as tn,
Constitution directs, they would hang nine
ty-nine out of every hundred Of them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

ID. By the Gate CITY We learn that Gen.
Smith, acting under orders from Gen. Pope
10 now in that city organizing force for
the protection Of the frontier.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

- The St Louis Union Of recent date
announces that one hundred and ffty men
from Ioscc had Joined Prices forces, and
that six hundred others from Iowa and IL
linois were on their way to offer their ser.
vices to this ubiquitous General. We could
spare few men Of kindred stripe from
this city, but presume their fears will re-
strain them from joining cause which en-
cages their sympathies and which in their
hearts they hope will triumph.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

FDaniel 8. Dickinson says that cit looks
.oohs now az though the contingent re-
the sth Of November, would be taxea, mn.
ger the internal revenue law, % :" beaten. =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05

What are we to negotiate about: Is II rs
to the giving up the Mississippi and its
tributaries. together with New Orleans,
vicksburg and TENNESSEE? Is West Vir-
ginia, which has been admitted as new
free State, to be surrendered? Are Fortress
Monroe and the Chesa aeake to be aban-
doned: Is the rebel flag to float at Alex
andria, and on the nights of Arlington;
and are rebel cannon to be planted there in
sight Of aud to command the very capital
of the Union? Are we to insult loyal Ken
lucky, Missouri, Maryland and Delaware
by negotiating about them? Are we to
give back Western to Eastern Virginia.
Where is the line of division to be run, and
what armies would be strong enough to
maintain peace upon the border? What
portion OF the mighty territories uniting
us with the Pacific are to be surrendered?
Are we to turn over to the cruel despotism
or..their bloody and relentless masters, the
millions of loyal people Of the South, to
whom we have given the most sacred
pledge Of the protection OF the Union! And
last Of all, are the two millions OF slaves,
as jefferson Davis complains, who have
been emancipated by the Constitutional
war proclamation of President Lincoln,
are they to be remapded to slavery, inclu-
ding the thousands who have so CALAMITY
fought in our defense.-Rooert J. Walker.
The declension of the Chicago nomina-
ton by the people in their Electoral Col.
leges next November will be as follows:
Chicago Neminations.-Posit Boil.
October Eections.-Co Boiler,
November Eiections.-Superlative Burst
And that ''burst'' will be preter-plu-per.
feet. 1t will take antiquarians to find thu
flinders.
George Francis Train makes. funny dis.
closures about the Chicago Convention
The democratic leaders must be greatly
vexed that they let him into the secrets 81
the party! He says: t'In the morning Pen
dlet0n told men that $50 help me God,
will do all can to beat Mcclellan Al
ten o'clock they offered him theyice Presi.
dency, and he went over"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-05
OUR STATE.

EssS4 s. AZ
{ A rebel prisoner attempted to eeeape
from confinement ut Rock Island on
wednesday last and was shot through the
heart by the guard-a colered man.
STATE M1LrrrA.-The organization ofthe
State militia into regiments is now de-
manding the attention Of the State author
tiles. Attempts have been made in some
Of the counties in the southern part Of the
state to make such organizations, but they
have been set aside. In order to make the
regiments effective they will be formed Of
companies in the same or contiguous dis.
tricts, and not be selected from different
counties Or districts. Any other plan might
subject the members Of a company to great
Inconvenience IL they were attached to :
regiment in any other district than their
own. The companies organized In the same
district or locality, If the number does not
exceed ten, will be assigned by the COM
mittees to the regiment OF their proper dis
trict, and not to one At distance. It was
organization made In some of the counties
was set aside. Companies properly organ
lied, and not yet armed, will for regiment
al purposes be regarded the same as iffully
equipped.
In the present excited and unsettled con-
diticn Of the southern border, that portion
of the State will be FIRST organized. Arms
to the militia companies as they are pre-
pared to receive them. One of the brass
guns, with caisson and ammunition be.
longing to the State, will be shipped to-day
to Keokuk. Mr.. Impey leaves to-day for
the southern part of thu State, with full au-
thOrity to complete the organization OF the
militia in the counties which have recently
been the scene of the depredations Of the
Missouri robbers.-DauenpOrt Gazette, 9th.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-04-29

Caramba Der 8url9e peroient 3u per,
BREMEN, penn er 10 fabrldIfs setpeIe en- 1T
User feblt bon ben 9tcbipmdnnern, Senupr
Gapata5 P
Otiemanb, @rceGen5a, 10 Yiel id5 wetB.-
Ssc1, Surl4e - lino Die bier SuerwS6ter
ppn ben 6obto8 SurHf ? $500
6ier iino tir, Sennpr Gopato5!
Damn, @rellen3u, 1T ienerNann elm 6rem
Der, unb wenn er ni9t bic @ebIdude uuD
6ilfSlntttel Ger 81mpl8 teunt, miro er in
SnBe @efabr fcmnlen.
Nfir i4eint baB eS elm 9teilenber lit,
benn er fcmmt auf Dem 2pege BON @prralpa
baber
Nller Iu9en waren luf ben fernen Setter
9eri&tet. ter nod meGr ale eine balbe 2e9ua
entfernt lein mc9tr, dber Bel Der Dur6li6
t9telt Der 2uft cod bentli6 erfennbnr
mar, lpenn niAt Der iebt inmer bGber
lpirbelnce Nau4 tbn pon 3eit gu 3eit pers
bar9.
Wenn er cine G9nun9 bat, bab gu Ietner
etnfen Der SLUG lit, uup er ltA in oteierNid /.
tun9 hdlJ wiro er fd nit Iei9terWit6s IbI.
ten, pletnte Ger @apata5.
Santa virgem = Sttfen sic bort bin.
@aballerCS bort 1T bic @efabr melt ldredp
lt4er! Stmmel-pie armen 2eute ltnb Der,
loren, menn Menlanb ibnen bdItebt!
Nae Blife panpten lid bon benz fernen
Setter ab uno Der 9lidtuns gu, mad Der
Carmen mics fie Sufdui8 unter Dem Gin.
orud ben Die 0ef bt Des Ttenloen mad
te, Osn 5pri3Ont init ibren 4u5en bur9
laufen Bate.
Barbe de Dieu! ST penn beute ter
Geufel lp8 nit lot9' unIinnisen Star
ren ? 2pp tomnlen bic Gbpren Der, unl
iid ielblt ben 500 in Dem Gteppenfeuer
gu gsben
3mti @eiftlten Iah man in Der @idtung
beS fernen DalOluumes mad geOrben 3a auf
Der SSiee elmer lei9ten GrbSbune berpprtre
ten, Gle tiober ibre 2lnndberuns perborsett
bate. Sie wuren 5iemli9 eben 10 peit fpie
Der 8eiter int Sfen entfernt, atec pffenbar
in 9,SBerer @e fabr. oa opyt bic DidiAte Der
Oiiteln uno NobrnieOetunsen weit erGBer
uno 3ablrei4er waren, uno Der gStnb bic
panoernoe 8euer8brunlt 9erube auf Gte 5u.
trieb. ya4
(Tprtebuud tplat)
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0sf9bslihe Granf6eit.

tnn Der irreseeitete untluse Singing ausnbet bd6
men Bat o se3iebt Is baas taB ein unettises Samse-
fIbl pter bic Sart eDr Gatee6nn3 tbn nb6reft id an
ene AZ enben, au mee in clse ibrsr grsebuna unb
Hartet 10 anse Bis bic Spmptpns bses redlien nebels
wit g. Q. eiu nit @eldwl entSurteec salS, cine b6e
gaie Ghmer3 i'm GcpFe unS In Ittrn, A6aaGme res
@ef9ts 3autbeit, Ausr DIE Der Saut Gurcn hen 9tt
arnten Tinaen i'm ettte uno all tcn Grtremta.
ten @ 3ei8en, tlan hite ebel nit ether 6retli9en
Sdnsuiefet Dor 9 dretten Bis 3ulest Der gaumen Mnb
be Naentnpen einia ens bds Oper err frdbae Srant
tett ein @eatitaub res leies wrb unb Ger Epb etnen
i@redten 2eiben tablrd sin @nbe nat baB ton rad
terem 3anbe Qring ron fein geiienfer 3urdtebrt
GS iii ene trarriar 3laats. haB Gauenee teier rrdt-
baren Rranfte gum Cpr ialen In Splae Ter llse i'd
ltdtt uupiiIeueer prabler tee tur Mnneubuns jeaes
tottlen 0ites seS e ri bic @pnuticn perntdten unb
ben &eif Ses ystens IN sin sieueeS Daien cerwauSen
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DR.. Johnston,
Der s!n,i1s ar3t. rreIder anpi,t
a1timpre eSpd.9 9ofpita1.
BUR nntero:ilfun9 bsr Quad7al6eret stablirt.
Der ein3i8e pfos III &c; Welt, no fi9sret
IAnelle unp 9fiatl;-5e Sue i,t
aebei &ranfaetten

eemat Ttrten, ais "a fines 3Sunssuniitieeit, Sait6dt
IN sem glden unp ben 3estrn Gntlanbnngen Der 8srtn
eenf8wabe, Iaisteit ieberseaasenbei:, gerfanbes-
f&wa9e, 3erstlppfen e4a6ternfett, 3ern Nusendw5&s
S6wtntel, Rrp6merJ Gnsdnbin9 Is Salies Der gtaie
Der 3unee, beS Wastns, Der Gnlspliee unb aer ener
etl bic BON septn 9ebenten Gewcbnte ten Ser u9en6
pelGe itren Opfsrn 8etbrl6er limb ais ter Sirenen &c.
lang ben @efaRrten StS lss ferrhbren nns wrnn nt9t
ten @twdt eer Grnfitutipn herprrbrineen bic @be n-
tnDali@ maaea uS usS cen a6rper unO Snn 'erf6rea.
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81 3 8 huff on.

bpn rabuirter zines Der erien mebtnen @plesen Der
Ser. Staaten, her ben erDRtn 2tel etn5 Qebns In BEN
5oipttalern rrn 2pMbp @ats Ybaeelpbid unb anberen
Stdeen sueebra bat tin9e ber wuneerearten 9etuneen
rolenbe beaen bic @e4dte her wfe6i5tn wete I'm
s6bltae 2etente bic Slenauen erpDtat unb antersn
Nrantsien len, iple j. .. aud. bic BET plosliden &C.
rdueu u ebr erreden ete iu nit erroben bel eertneen
&leniatetten H. 1 n. Mmrben aMaenklidli4 9ehetlt.
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"a y an {

Dr. Ss@nipn III tsr tnsse, reseLmdfiS sebIbete &rjt
rpeIer Bic Setluns 6eri6en Rranftte dnei9t Sene
Wlitel unb Sebantluns in6 dlsn antertn sdn9 tube
tannt Gr lii beranseblte Opn einem 2eben wees sr tn
ben arSEn Spipidlern Gurrpas unb lem rcn cteieS 3a
bes suba6te nGmlid. gn9ldnb, Sranfret9 anb tn hem
8lpdes BON pbiiabepba r nb er bat eine aRsSesebH
tere Yrdrts, ais aae anserea Merate Der g0slt.
tann f oertrauen ao etne Gbre as ann uab etne Ges
i6idltdteitals Mrjt. If IlH
IE5- Office; SO. g Slb.GrsberidRrdBe, Hnter
6anb bon 8alttmprefrs nsttn BET ,,alrbeiterfaasA
6nutssauttstft6 tpesbsn lHu.n seteiIt.
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= IN : Ut tfab

Or. Srtnitrn biee! aaen 2enen ene 5lfe an Spelde lid
tur ire sebeime no uunaturlide Geif nS 8brYer ser
fprense ir bic Sr6sit bic 8e daic unb eie unfdbts
ntahenee 2afer Qelhwdht babsn.
6ier limb enise ser traursen unb tetfasenswerbea SOL
gen her ruben Gerrtnbetten req Paers Sdp de i'm RI.
ten unb ben Giiehern Gner;en in, Ecp Srie be8 Ge-
E6ts, Ver:mf eer Dta ffrat Sr;flppen b6e unrbe,
Nasen6Wdfc llnprbnuna Ger 8ertauunss Srsaae anee.
netne @nttraituns. Ssmptpne Der Shwnbiu9t.
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Ys, bstratbete DcrIonen,

pter Splde iple b au pebeiratben teatiidtisen nb @
ptpif9er Smdde peer etneS aeere 6inber niles bewuBt
Tnb. iplten unnersaGd Or. ebnfrn 5n 8atbe ate9en.
ratts asibartsit Ssr Ne ZEN ittsru unb sdpae SSsr
@tdSpuns her ibrefliden Irt werSen idnel furirt.
Derienige meler fh Der 8ebdnbluns unb NirIpree nD
Or. Sipbnrn uner;ebt tdnn bm, ais etnem Gbrenmanne
pbne Burt IT'D aaoertraue unb 3aeertlt auf ietne ar;t
Uo5e Gjeihifltdfet perdiier I5# gftrGri
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TOrtIesuns tplst.'
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L. & IN 'preife.

Die riele Saufente ~ te mStene eer letteu ten;e9n
Sabre 1T tie Nnldtt yt lrN cen tie Wense mit-
il.r punear5tltbe Eptra ,rrea rctdt 8 +. Setnlp
fNirfe ottrch liz iiunt htpecrrne rat peie antere
pcrirnen terptrtfY rla MutIt'um III ptSerbplten
Maitn Ensr}tHt rHrta u'i enS s it, @eS"e duf ieinen
Ghaa'ter al. G9re / gt, al Ltdraste unb G'es
nientaiti9fet XeiisEccA se tlrciden6e @5eicabrs
letfuHs.
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Sumo D;a ner,

beIpnberS wee HE Cper itneA eebmen Caters seruprben
nb, taS jibrli 10 eiee 3dueDe IN Elm 81 rites Grab
rei6t, melte buI9 lire ertabenen S1ere ,b enpdeer
GerfanteSrafte nit benz Deunsr Der 0ereamtt ben Sc
nat beeert unc Der Qer teauber6e SSne entpft baben
tpNrtent m6aen iid NIT ppQem @ertrauer naben.
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betenten a Gin eeureer eif Elm senaer &6rrer HE
nctbpene i5fen Grferrcrnic Sur etheu 81 dielittcit
fnb Sa pbne tee pirbeie 9e 9eb.ns sur trduigen
pil9rlatrt. Die Mueit;u res Seb nSpGrlufcrn i ulc.
LID uuo bic eec wre ererifcn BON @e.wciIuna urp
landpltfAcn Setradtar9en, tdB bic 6rsgten mtbe
Mebere Senie6en reFrpeieert linS
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Gs gilt r,e.e uri, trtc une unkfseuienoe anadldber
ipelde lit ais Etr;ea abtn rre Or. irtnpnS @ntun'
tiaunsen erpleu. SAgFfder. SsltlWiher gpmpenpuger
Qeten anrat cten 2siiieu'dd Ter Nteetn Gem ME
brighten Grnie uiemet,n. ih jeet egemaBtg eeblhete
BEN I'D, -,tsrGu0eu eie stupteit ler melde nngludl
der QDefe lit tire inte emnen 9erirs ddsen nn9 rlnt
ten 5r. Sphnnrn tit bsbbob fur npttwenei9 3n er>
tribuen befDnterS fir Grc wtld nit eutrt 9tnfe unbe-
tannt inb eaS feline Sesaubisun5eR 0plcme belanDts
tn ieiner Slffes lieaea. 4i r
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9anAe 6 ute.

BITE @ bur beimliGe Cater eeIdwit1t baben tie e 70 pft
ppn ben 9euen Deer IN Der Sule lrnen unb 5pl>
gen ie nanadtlt9 isren ietlt tm Sdias, burc9 gOup
men, biz wenn un9eteef fie She unmGeb maiden un6
R6rper unb e ert6ren Ioattn opr sis n6ttig.n dit
e teun Spds Yerirusn mlru terrr lie tntIeten in tie
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OrGanii9e @AtpaAe

irb unSersaelt8 astlt unb tie See &ra ieber berse
bie Gbe unb Raatpmmeni6at nnmSelt9 ma6t iR.ot has
2crs Oerer, bic bren Qeteenaften unbepanen rbbue.
Sunse 2tut n6 su ledt sn Mus9mfun9en eeneist retl
e feren 5pleen ni6t eenau fenne. CbSeth lie du6 bur
Srifturen, Nieeer9asen I'm Sdrn, Stein urb dnSere r-
a9en entitetsn tann j. M e bod meientetIs cine 5oles
I6nansn sas 4. ra s,r ehr snr Senen seros
pirh bic @ beliem 2aaern treeben, ais bon Denen
bte ta rueift ftnt.
NJ Offtee: 90. z @ib.Grebertdfr.,
Reben Ebiiren BON 8alttmprelfr., Gltltbe @ette,
bic Stufen binauf. tent4
Ntdn merle F Namen anb Saasnumner tenr tntriiIem.
ts trserif1e Nama6er enrtriebene nb 9epthenpis
Quafiaber Sdubfifer, Stefelip4ier, StraBenretnser
unb Qampenpuber II. t. ~. Bd resemd6tee Aer5te
uub lauer ansespsen bon Dr. SUtnfpn 0fuf In Der dbe
NB. ane Yrtefe maien enen Yoif-Stanap enthalten.
Gtne 6eiiuna n 2 Gaqen sufsHHeIt.
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9eiRt9.

Die idrefbten Wtrruneen hes 9aterS ub ebr ~ fur@.
ten. @erlu bas Gebitniies 8ermirruns Der S6een &C.
brIdtbei Ger @eifestrae, b6e Nbnnnse Nbneieuns
her @efsai6aft, udt adj @namfee, Niistranen Seseu
tb ielbf 5udtlomteit ii. ~. nS etnae eer i6lm'nen
Splse. H
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Be60nntmaC0ungen.
Bur 0eaebrtt1t an SfcuersohIe1

Sur S6aebritbt an StcmerSab1er.
git9sGplecprs-Sf
Baltimore ben Is. April 1864.
Die Grbtas Ser 9uldee fir 1864 fir Stabt- b StnatS
teuern Terben am Dpnner as, ben 81 B. So ertis Mle
pee ibre &s6uunsen an r0er tpr benz L. gRa besaben
tnb su enem @bius ppn PCT an esente unb Srf pgt
an perSali4em @igentbum bere@hgt.
3lmsnGtMs ~. 9Srcc,
Cb1gaiE) Gitp-Gpaettpr
Sur Sldbribt an StemcrSablcr.
gits+gpleetprs Office,
Baltimore ben 25. M1r; 1884,
0te Nutmertldmtett 1ler @igentbumSbtlber @umber
lamb un6 @lmprfr. relde fir Senune @umberlanS-
raBe aeBt no trb earauf 9elenft faB penn bic betre
enesn Geren n6t an neer Spr eem "a Nu9n S. beSabl
werben eS meine unerl6slide 9F&t IT, belben sum @er
taufe ;u anpnetren.
alusmftms AO1. @riee,
(2eRr;1mlp4w) a Gitpgpaectpr.
GitO Collectors Cfficc.
mi Baltimore, Is Mpril 1864.
Die @ufmsrfamfet cpn @tsenttums- -Seftern an teben
Seter Spn Spntan. Baltimore Eopstteifr Sranae Nlep
pleaiant- Bath Centre utb MOnumenlr, elm Square
6flih unc penli bon pQteasir aeet fir Seffnun9 BON
Spatfastr rtrS tardu eeenf eaB penn heie @e nents
mene rlesli6e Yi6 1T, br @isentbu sum gertau su
" Siusuftus @e. Sricc,
t15apr4p1mlwJ gits Grlectpr.
Gpmmii1dre fir SeTnuns .. Straeem.
8oGttmpre, 20. WtdrS 1864.
Die @cntmidre fir Ssnuns ton StraBen eben hermit
Na6r6t baB tie am Nputdg ben 2. Mtat ;. ST. 10 ubr
Bprnitag tu itrer Ohe tn Gtb pau ih beriamneln per-
Zen, bic itnen Serldnstf AmtSpHht une Auberdt
ausuiben 8etre5 S6lieBung etnes EbstleS Bon Mlbes
nlarletr ;wiIben Canton Mpenue ub Nce Nnn SraBe tn
SeOl9n9 ener Wappr uc St1otratb erlaenen Srpt.
nans, batrt l6. Ntdri 1864.
SSssfss Sssres : 3, ) S@'s S"rtsn, qsnm'far.
G9ateb g. Spnes,
(S1MVrs1mlw4p) @lert.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03

they ar, re bnlvsrks Of our people. Hold
10 snbjecs.,d BY persuasion and penceable
means, il you cen. all attempts at civil in
surrection, or armed resistance 70 the laws
Failing iujthis, there is another duty as citi.
zeus. from which we may not shrink, and TO
which / earnestly hope we may not be en-.
forced. To those who threaten as with
this evil, say, we do not use any threats
10 return--there is no desire to provoke
passion or create further irritation Snch
men are earnestly aud solemnly invoked to
abandon their. evil purposes but ct The
same time they are warned that this invo
cation is not prompted by any apprehension
Of weakness Of the Government, or the
success Of the attempts to destroy il.
would avert. by all proper means, the oc
currence Of civil war in the State; but Il 4
must come the consequences be upon those
who prccipitated II upon us. ..af.g.f.i
JouN Bnouau.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-09-03


Gen. Paige destroyed everything In the
fort and spiked hi, guns, and the garrison
numbering 5sl men, were sent to New Or
leans M
Seventeen we're killed.
The numher wounded Is nnkowu.
None Of the non combattents were allow
ed to visit the city.
The enemy have q strong force Of 4 900
on the main land OF Graut's Pass y
Several dispatches from Mobile. dated
Aug. 2S. state that there is no change Of
affairs at this point. All is quiet
[Signed1 US. GRANT, II Gen.
Official reports represents Forrest,
Wheeler aud Morgan, as having joiut d
their forces and operating against General
Shermau's communications between Chat.
tanoogs and Nashville, but no reports have
been received from Gen Sherman.
Gen. Sheridan Is still with his forces at
Cbarlestown
No operations have taken place sin ce
my last telegram. 10 front Of Petersburg.
[Sigued E. NJ STANTON, Sec. OF War
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Warmers Pinolea,


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far Superior to Benzole or Naptha, for
Removing Grease Spots,
and Is much agreeable to It is only void
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and hence untes it'll them Immediately, and evaporates
leaving the garment entirely free from spot stain
many valuable thrown aside as useless
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with one bottle Of the Pinoles-
The iowing Of the many tessmonials received
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cheerully reconmend to friends and the public Eve
Y person should have bottle as VIII ssys 500 worth
OF clothing. Pref AMOS D. LUCE.
Mr.. N. r. wARNEx- DeNr sk, You ask me TO give my
cheeruly do have used 1t during the past year. and
honestly that would not be without II for times
cost IL acts like magic Ia removing thai chance
to fall upon upon garment. coatwhose collar has be.
dress by the of the Pnoca entirely ceansed
made to appear like coat There Is not that objection
to the Of the Pnoea that obns against most other de
ergents Instead ofa odor 1t has the perfume
beamot but by exposure to the and air. all odor
vanishes II administers comfort money
and makes him respectable. Yours ks. .slr| ai'
t4fie jig sf#. ss A. JUDSON BARRETT, A. N. rr.i4
ssL-i- wi Principal Of Ringsyile Academy
Such commendations coming from such the above
are truly haerng Many others might be added, but the
Address M. n. Warner.
55s ~. Kingsvilis o.
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sale es F,re-Arms.

The following is the order Of General Heint-
zelmap, prohibiting the sale Of hre-arns 10 his
Department 1t Is under the Caption and date
Of General Headquarters, State Of Ohio, Ad-
jutant Generals Ofiee. Columbus, Aug. 9th.
During the ensuing sixty days no 6re.
arms, powder or ammunition OF any kind
will be received. transported or delivered
by uny lrailruad, express or other forward.
ing companies within The limits OF this De.
paGment, VIZ: Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Michigan, without q permit from these
Headquarters from Ueo. A. Il. Hovey,
Indianapolis, Indiana /; Gen. II. p. Paine,
Springfield, Illinois; or Nuet. Col. b. Ill.
Hill. Detroit, Michigan, unless shipped by
or delivered to an authorized officer OF the
United States Government. Dealers 10
these articles, or others having them 10
their possession will, in no event, be per
mtted to sell or deliver them during that
time, 1t is the duty Of oil military com
manders and oil Provost Marshuls aud
their assistants, TO see that this order is en-
forced, and TO seize sil such articles as may
DO clandestinley sold, shipped or delivered
in evasion of Il. Such property will be
at once reported 10 these headquarters for
the decision of the Commander as 10 its dis.
position. Forwarding, selling or deliver.
lug such articles during this time, il now in
transitu, excepting that they may be for
warded by such railroads as now have them
in possession for safe keeping will be con.
sidered an evasion of this order. The facts
Of such forwarding will bc reported to these
headquarters. sfl-' T wH'
Bv command of MAJ GRN HrrNr1rtN.N
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RUGG who resides in I,orain

County Ohio Hannah Andus Of Brown County the State
OF New York, David H. Rugg. Coe Morley aud - Morley
her husband, Sarah Sturdevsn and - Sturdevant her
husband. CorDeia Brown, and - Brswn her husband,
and William Rugg who reside In Wyoming County, State
Of Pennsylvania and Joseph Rugg who resides the State
Of California Polly Brady and - Brady her husband.
Adelia Cunningham, and =. Cunningham her husband,
and silas Rugg, whose place of residence unknown will
take notice that petition ed against them the 9Th
day OF August 1884, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Ashabua State OF Ohio
BY Joseph Rugg and pending wherein ssd Joseph
Rugg demands partition OF the following Real Estate wit
being certain lot of land suate 10 the township OF
Rngsve county Of Asbtsbuia and State of Ohio and Ia
bounded the North BY Lake Erie the East by lands
Force and William welton and the West by the Orator
lot called supposed to contain hundred fifteen
Of land and that at the next OF said court d
Joseph Rugg will apply for order that partition may bt
made OF said premises JOSEPH RuGG, 81 -
BY Theodore Hall, his Attorney,
Dated this 9th day OF August, A. D. 1854 T ot763