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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
Washington Items


WASHINGTON, January %. Sharp
musketry firing, continuing for several
minutes, was heard at o'clock Thurs
day morning among the rebels over the
Rapidan near eEly's Ford, supposed to
be oeeasiOned by a concentrated attempt
to desert by some considerable body oil
NO., vefTffsc 81 aar-es49sh -lNa-e
EPeports that Ricl m md is being grR /
nalIy evacuated by tho Rebel Govern
ment continue to be brought here by
persons from that place. 81 -
It's positively stated that the removal
of the gun making machinery from the
Telegraph Iron Works to. Columbia, S.
c., has been going on for weeks. 2
The, Upionists of Louisiana are trying
to have the State elections postponed by
the President until after convention OF
the people is held to adopt new eonstl.
tutionsand regulate the old State laws
recognizing slavery.
Governor Pierpont and the Aiexan
dria Virginia Legislature, have protes
ted against Gen. Butler vigorous ad
ministration at Norfolk. = '..-
Colonel Straten, President of thu
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, who wa
sent Is Fort Lafayette by Gen. Sehenk
was to-day discharged by the Secretar
Of War.
Six deserters from the rebel arm
came into our INES on Wednesday. Tw
of them had been placed on picket duty
The number coming in for day or tw
past has been unusually large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25

Cash Assets. ...........S650, 900 90.
II. KELLOGG, Pres W. BaeLARK. seCt'y.
In The equitable adjustment, aud prompt Cash re-
sponse 10 losses, The PHOENIX stands preeiRehtly at
the head of It's profession tcle It's extensive, prGcti-
fcat and frst-class business SYSTEM Of tocI agencies,
is NOT erceiIed By any similar corporation in e Icorld
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
ff5i J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street. o. Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
70 from cfncslsnatI.

A1kEzf14ALls
CINCINNATI, Jan. 23.-The Kentucky
Legislature took two ballots for the
United States Senator yesterday, without
result. =
Specials from Indiahapolis say the
recently published statement that $50
Indiana six months soldiers died from
exposure en- route from Tazewel, Ten
nessee, is false. They have arrived at
Indianapolis q AZ
The 9th, New York. veterans arrived
at indianapolis yesterday. Two or three
regiments pass through Indianapolis
daily. fl.Eo ssIl4g .aaa---.~-
The 44th Ohio arrived here yesterday.
GA re-enlisted. - l5,-s
Two hundred thousand dollars have
been paid over to the Sanitary Commits
sion by officers of the fair funds. still
coming in. 1t is thought the net to-day
will reach $4,000. 8 le ttf
3 aa-ssl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25

WASHINGTON, January 22-Naviga-
ton on the Potomac has been resumed.
Several vessels arrived which had been
iee-b06nd for two weeks.
The six deserters who came into our
lines from the First South Carolina cav
airy report many others anxious toleave
their regiment, which is stationed near
Fredericksburg.
The Presidents Amnesty Proclama-
ton is creating a state, Of, feeling in the
rebel army which indicates its utter de-
moraliZation.
Recruiting and eonvalesents are daily
swelling the ranks of our. army, which, il
they continue to rush up viii be mate.
rally enlarged a 7a9
A Hanover letter to the Tribune re
ports the arrival of the side-wheel
steamer Raphael, of Matanzas from New
York, intended for blockade runner
The Worlds New Orleans correspond
ent writes that light draft river feet i.
fitting up for active duty, and thinks the
troops returning from Attapska are in.
tended fora combined advance up Rec
River zizA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
ssNe,r3 Eork speeiaIs.
Worlds special.l


WAsHIxGToNe JAM 22.-Cox, of Ohio,
will introduce a bill into the House next
week taxing holders of gold and silver of
exchange, foreign and otherwise, two
per cent. per month. ih '''-@
1t is aot positively decided that Gen.
Roseeransl goes to Missouri, though
every indication points to that eonelu-
sion now. - sse
Gen. Schofeld left yesterday for Knox
vile. $1,000
The Senate. Finance Committee have
q bill before them requiring actual trans
fer of gold when purchased, instead OF
sale of the margin.
ExAttoFney-General Black has re-
signed the law reportership of the Su-
preme Court
The Ways and Means Committee have
reported $50, 600 to supply the deficiency
in Geographic communication with the
Pacific States.
so ITribuns's Special - A
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22-The0 state
ments as tothe reduction in navy appro-
priations are likely to be misin'erpreted.
The Ways and Means Committee took
grounds that the navy bill should only
cover estimates for current expenses and
work on hand and likely to be completed
during the year. The building of iron
clads and steamers to be the subject of
special appropriations. -
The Hause Military Committee viii
report bill to amend the enrolment
act, differing somewhat from that ad-
opted by the Senate. 1t provides that
an enrolled person may, previous to
draft, furnish substitutes who are not
liable to draft. Any person now in the
military or naval service not physically
qualified, who has served more than a
year and whose term Of unexpired serv-
vice shall not at the time exceed six
months, may be employed as substitute
in the troops of the State in which he
enlisted.
Drafted persons who pay their commq
tation by substitutes shall only be reliev
ed from draft in filing their quota, ant
their names shall be Retained on the rol
for future draft a7d'
Drafted persons exempted for. physica
disability whose income exceeds 81 200
shall pay $500 communication money.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
Ladies' Hats!
Slf - lGEls
: MORGAN OR u N READ & CO.,
mo. 68ld

: 8 Ma1n street,
Have in store a splendid as
sortmfe.nt of Ladies ( and
Misses TrimmedHats of the
latest and most approved
styles, V1z:'
Ladies and Misses Felt Trimmed
Guerrabella;
Ladies' and Misses Felt Trimmed
0oquettei 81 asiq ~ Is
Ladies and Misses Felt Trimmed
ladies and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Eugenia; a5iN eH t<4
Ladies and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Goquette5 80 ld @
Ladies' and Misses Leghorn Trimmed
Guerrabella; 9iI.a
Besides numerous other
names and styles. Also,
Children's Fancy Trimmed
Hats, all Of which we will
sell very cheap indeed. Call
and examine our stock.
MORGAN, READ & CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25

DERFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
L Pomades, Cosmetiques, Tooth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair and Cloth Brushes; Combs in great variety.
VIM. E. HAILoGK's Drug Store. q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-25
NEW SONG.

THR SOLDIERS ORPHAN BRIDEI-A new
song Words by Mrs. IL PIOut; Music by
Prof Chas. Matthias, of This city Price 30 cts
Mailed upon receipt Of Taarkst price.
This song is werthy Of great rum as the words
are good and the mnsic beautiful, the harmony
unexoeptionable, proving the author q master Of
thorough bass Prof. Matthias lie an unassuming
musician of tie FIRST class, and his excellent COM
positions should be encouraged by every one in-
terested IN the art Of music
WARREN E COEYNGTOE,
No. Main Street
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
New YORK Cattle Market.


Beeves-First quality sl5 90 oriinaS.v ~ ~ -,
el1 o@5 90; cowmon 4l3 0o0A So inferior u o
Cows and Calyes-F1rst quality Ss5oa& ord,-
nary ~ o@iO0e common = 0o0@45 %, inferior
Veal Caives-First quality, per pound, .s3<a
01ze; common 71<@8l<c; inferior 6o71<O. @-s
sheep and Lambs-Extras 8 t069 2k prime
80 Interior @ 50@4 &c.
swine Corn-led. pr pound: ll0ll1zc: still.fed
The above quotations. for beef cattle show q
change Of 10 Per pound - compared with last
The total recefptsof MI stocks ct al yards for
this week and last are ~ foll6ws: ~
A. Wilmington Yard-Beeve0 20Ol: cows 5;
YEA calves lSe shesp and lambs 49, swine II, !.
At Browning's YarQ-Beeves no cows - veal
calves 49, sheep and 1embs 475l.
AZ ChAmberlains Yard-Besves 81 cows -.
veal calvrs 87as sheep and lamps 6672 s.f
At VBrten's Yard-Beeves Sc COWS 81: veal
calves S43:, sheep and lambs lob.
10 Butchers-Beeves, $50: sheep and lambs
900 I'll
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

able il relished moro by our brave heroes
in the field than the onion, and none ID
moro hsalthful and proper for them to par.
take Of. In view Of this fact the National
Sanitary Commission cali upon the people
Of the North for contributions Of this e.
culent. Ineverything involving the in.
terests and comlortof the soldiers, the peo-
pie Of Des Moines county, and Of the State
It large, have always done their duty
We predict this appeal win not pass nm
needed. We commend il to the liberality
Of our farming friends. They. viii do what
"A right. sfa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

sTaf Afere sstr a@4 4sa CHICAGO Inlv =, i,
/. Gold has advanced this morning % II " md
= natorat con1equence everything "a the pro
4uce nno TOOK another upward turn. In exact-
" one month wheat hos advanced Ol 0onf0 NJ
ousnel Corn = ceots per bushel, and Oats -
cono pa ouehel-All because sold has been Duf
ito the n1hds Of two or three Operators. and
run mp wten0ut any real cause 10 the preScnt -.
6tblt4nt rAae. W6daily look f6f suddefi hnrst
under. -.---t - 4 - c~.,s,T- !, -.
8 einee yesterday on Change whS1 s has ady,nc.
"a 19ea2c per bu.nel With closing salAe e Q q
@E No 3 and q ~ 0r No. spring. These
dguresm may b 9 or 10 cent? shove OF below the
ruling prices at the sherman HOUSE this even.
in3. decline u Gold. or favorable news from
either Generals Grant or Sherman would cause
panic And materially lower prices. There g
little q no, inquiry for shipment, a. very few
men have the nerve 70 risk cargo during The
present uncertain state Of affairs. uede II
There was good demand for, doug. and the
winter extras ct $li Cell 8 and spring extras
Ocfnwas In active request. but the transact
gionsxere principally in No. e the Offerings
5@6c per bushel, and at the close No. 3 sold ~
3l66@lT. Canal Corn was in rather light sun
FL, Sn ana e a sSSd ssead ssles by sample hanged
OAls ware active and firm and advanced 2a3c
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

that there are within its limits 1895 horses,
III mules, 6,l53 cattle, 69O2A sheep, 3916
swine; worth In the aggregate 3is5, 924. =
A man at Clarinda named Dixon A.
saulted man named White, and received
asound drubbing for his trouble. After
hogging him. White took his enemy before
the courts, where he was fined rs. Tough
for Dixonl efrsss2gf s.
Some hard-working, industrious fellow.
who evidently does not believe In the doc
trlne q work while It 10 day, for the night
eonet1 IN which no man can work, came
around to David Fessler's potato patch on
Thur.day night, and very 'qnietly volup-
tered to dig his potatoes. On shAses,
without saying . word 70 any ope.z He
went ut L aud soon finished the WholG
patch. which had been carefully attended
ena watered during tho drouth. The moGt
eek1ous part Of the Performance WAS, that
ne forgot to leave David's share, and de-
parted before morning with the whole lot.
David would b glad to make his acquaint-
ence 1t the earliest possible momenk-Ebrt
Oodge Repxblican, 20th. ah 1t !. Rises Has
That was - mean ~ the trick OF the itins
Grant phrenologist who robbed clothes
line at the expense Of the seat Of his trow-
sers, the latter remaining in the mouth Of
2 big bulldog. Apropos of phrenologists,
. professor wasexamining the head ola big
darkey the other day, when the latter in.
credulously sung out: s'Gess ye can't read
dis niggah! Must be hard work to tell
what meats in de smoke house by feelin'
OBJ de roof
The Muscatine Journal says that the Sol
dier's Orphans Home, will be opened at
Pennington early in August. There are
already fifteen applicants for admission.
Geo. w. Bemis, Esq, Of Independence,
was the lucky man who drew the 81, 900
piano 1t the Dubuque Fair.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

0asea0eo - The ueRvoas, Seminal, Urn.
nary and Sexual systems--new ana reliable
treatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD AeeO.
C1AI1ON. Sent BY mail in sealed letter envel.
opes, mo- Of charge. Address, d. ]. sKILLIN
HOU0HrON, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
marN-dAwly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
- Caeo ~ Dyspepsia 81 Sixteen Years
Standing. cured by one Box Of T. II. sRA1P'a
Celebrated Pills.
READ THE TESTIMONY.

KHILADELPHIA, Feb. & 1854.
J. Nh. JOHN J. KRoNKR, Deor &r:-I have beer
Sufferer nom that most hOffid disease. "Dyg.
one box Of T. n. SHARP6 PHI Which I pur.
chased Of you some three weeks ae0. I feel e u
I have entered INTO . new lie-my genera!
and altogether Tel Ike : new man. I ~
pleasure In recommending them to the publi(
. saSe and reliable. Yours, truly,
@. T. E0HHE4
No. ~ Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
efiCe LOO box. Sold BY dfueaists every
whers. JOHN J. KRONER, Principal Agent
- Chestnut It, Philadelphia.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

per bushel with sales OF No, l a. 6l0aS<c clos
fy1 I'D lorisy wsre both dell ana - -.
Amed % small lots bysAmple On track. ss
H1ghwines were dun and declined 304c. Sales
nnged nom d 500l B-closiug q tho inside
Prov1sione were more active with sales Of
country and city packed Mess Pork at ~ 40
- % aod Lard - fl7L0l73zc. Lake FreighiD
were dun And 10 lover. Eneagonents were
made ate3<97c i0r Corn and 7o75<c Ior wheat 70
8una!o. Corn TIA 6arina was contEaeted
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

C0L6ATE,D HONEY soar.
This celebrated Toilet sep, in such unirer.
~ demand, = made ftom the cholceos matefi.
als, II Mid and eWollae0t In its nature. fra-
graatly scented, and extremely beneaclal
In it, action upon the akin. For sale By III
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
jan2edAWly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
), Ii5O,OOO

Il iOf theeb ianuss In thlo country
= - 8WeoD0sg ,t4sDiag Ai1l Yolialettj i0
'.r1bese are the only anacsslneo making
ne Lex 0eetOh with the RotatlnS
Uookso d1Tud9 sa9 43eiaa gssl5a Iifl
!. A. apteNtabse and avaliabls NE
ID ssal u ts0 SoAsnstresses. ~ ss.a M
~ An onnu4 dividend az 100 % 500
Per cent lon their oest) may - obtained il
sse-by tAols ,po0oo00or. a4a ,aafa1
. The o0ooo 0Soeh. ptoooos, TO pope
laf,) can Suly b he'd with these Machines. "
They viii Ham. Fell, Tuek. Gather, Bind, and
ted. tsaN &. HESK Y TfBBIE l Agent.
~-sOaa 49, a+4i9 Burlington, Iowa,
. 10 whom III Oo06r1 should b addressed. @e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

aIMe Chicago Daliss have advanced
E.ir palse % tl2 per year, Davenport to
WSars trying to get along ct y, but
%lsa there =, some AL IN the price Of
|npw - shaA have to advance The price Of
~ Hnnak. ~ ~ sstssssb sssfsywr sss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

AA St sGM5sg 38as4 u RIsff &&4sIt s4s8, ssssgSa
m ls 81 - 9sH sssta8Tss a1eauss
9Sag2s8 gd laa 8ia nfia srse 3sa s4n
go s8w ~ sen Dga DOC n 10 5aai#ai
>@a9S&5 - 1s41oI el2siDpH atsQ33Ngg
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

srThe Mammoth Menagsrie and Cir
p Il John Rohinson, thai largest COM
"a ahow now travelling In tho Western
-, will visit Burlington on the 18th
eoe the advertisement. IL ss aai
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

xme 40 extra grades are IN limited supply
Ho0s-Ihe demand Il laiY and the market tols
ereDiy active. Prices rule frm, and unless the
roceiptA are heavier than auticinated hi1her
agures are likely to rule. We quot0
3fllho and extra grades ...,.......... - 00ao 66
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...................
Tho aaleS include tho following lota.

PRovIsloNg-rirm and more active. 3eles
were: o. 6rls City Mess Pork 1t " % i.lAO brls
Country Meas ct ~ o.; 100 trcs Lard It 0I7llc !:
LOO tres do IT NC M o'-s~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09
THE CITY.

,,~o,>ou RnAyHA-Wo~ are. inform
~ Daniel w. Falss, Of Company +,
- n q. Rsgalars, nom this citys Wa
y. Inrisoner IN ono Of the reCsnt baths
- Richmond, Va, and in July, Isl,
a. ,ounser brother, Georee -, Nbs
"a = ths battle Of Gsttyabu9 / bokh IN
q savs,rs Of age. Thus ~ >n61le youth
s.fhsd are passing eway,s Is ~ ~
- auhion ana LsbSst
A,sssnrH FATAL ,Acali ~, y y IN q -
- pnowNzp.-Ws - Satn ts&ut1
s6lseoosd, Ano1her ,a1fnl Accident y
rssa<siss persSns lot their Hives last
-..ilxe the Ferry landing. About i've
49, Sunday afternoon !, party Of sons
..,aje dgAt psrsons wsrs about taking :
~ -, In como manner o6o q tbs
.r,s66 IN attemptinE 70 pt4h the boat oat
= ~ ferry boat Flint H1ls, upset il
- tissw those in il into the river, amons
~ eDSerals wolmsn ahd children. The
\ ~1oae ssrraptda Ands,watsi deep ct this
81, tsnd II il not surprising that al were
.l,e11usd. Mrs. Holsndalt and two. chill
- one six and the other about two
- cid, were drowned. 20 siSHod aas as'
~ night ! large number Of persons
u trying TO recover the bodies, but had
bhQoceeded at last accounts. We under
- Hrs. Holendall was . German, living
n forth Burlington, her husband, .
lsew. In The employ Of Mr.. Maina. II.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

nlnGNT.--On Monday evening last,
~. Langsloth, editor Of the Iowa TsT-
II nd Mr.. VIM. Wilson, acigar maker,
- atting On the railroad bridge SPAN
IiAAe Hawk-Eye creek, near Denise's
pit Asass, were surprised by the ten
lok tain from the west, ana compelled
junpio the ground, . distance Of twen-
or tAkty 1set, to escape being run over.
Wnson had leg and arm broken, but
Lmgsloth suffered only trifiing in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

~By letter just received from Capt
Harper to his father, we learn that the 45th
isguarding bridge ct Wolf Run, thirty.
five miles east of Memphis. He states that
the two men who fell ftom the carr, there
by losing their lives, were NAMED respec-
tively Yaney and Long. The FORMER was
from nj, Pleasant, and tie latter belonged
10 Lieut.. Hheldon's (prohably Shelton's)
company 4he. 46th arsss . heaathy pa.ce
where wood and water an&AbundaAt. The
Boys are Ia fns spirits, but complain that
tkey receive no lettee0ndfn home. K TT
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

4 llaRr.-A fight occurred at Hyde
hi q ths Fourth, In which man struck
!nlltef With = slung shot, cutting his
aand stunning him, but INJECTING no
Vwioue injury.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

~ Notice Of the handsome donation Of
Messrs. Donahue u McCosh. Of this city,
fot the benefit Of the Southern Iowa Sant-
tary Fair, to b held In September, i find-
ing its way into all the Journals Of the
State. The generosity Of these gentlemen
IL worthy Of emulation. Are there no
others that will do az we'll. a NJ ~gae9
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

& nrThe body Of Mr. Hollendalfs little
I'll wastaR1h ftom tia river yesterday
We have alrsedv Shronieled the recovery
of the bodies Of his vile 'and infant child,
Ell drowned MT sunday, and NOW t,1se1l1
comfort that remains q the lnlicted nah,
1stls sorrowfoi psAvileeS Of paying the
1T Sad Tribute d Inspect % the lieless
fferms OF the beloved onss 20 cruelty torn
ffom his hearth and his heart. ,sss a ~ ~, II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

1m FoRr lMADrsoN Excuasfok.--We
mat the excursion to Fort Madison on
slmsh, wase niUk pfsasantsnAif.t ia
~ appciptment It proved N that
n4 fAstidious could desire. The RI
- alarms Of some over-cautious peo.
yAAs boat would get on sand-bsrs,
fmusaSs, deprived them Of . Ans ride,
- npah tplsk6ureji The Film HIN
- = half-past eight, and arrived II
AAdison q eleven o'clock. Alter
- thfss 1eurs there, the excursion
ea(Gd back st three, and arrived hsre
Ess'ellx. Apssche4, ice cream, fair f.
Asde, and downright happiness,
.ssld No trip. We are mad q our
nfeQoing. Ladies, st Up another.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

-. n body Of Mrs. Hollsndai1, wAo
n drowned last Sunday with her two
t1drsn, was found floating In the river
Asrday, opposite Putnam 4 Olmstsd'a
1uinR mill. AZ. ~ asa19sas II &tF
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

= ffree sSc6ped rebel prisoners were
- u Hack fsixhd lat 9tSsk byja tsptsin
ht,als. Thsy wSrs canshtv IA Henry
...t By psrssoasSs' s1 boxing . y hor's
- -sse4- sr.ilidsG sqg.I
91As Aeth Iowa {loe.dey ueni had .
| i&A AGht withfhe rebels ( few days $50.
In 4 the enemy were killed. 81 *.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

- exeasaionistg returned on ths
nom Davsnport Tuesday eve
~ - spirits and wen plessed
1T tan. The ofacsrs ofthe boat
un0ene that would contribute
ea1hrk and happiness Of the pleas
ssas. 1lte tables wet1 loaded viii
y, land al went merry - I
z The Ksithsburg Il daily
popular favor. a' ass "a 81
rtvse Il remarkably low, serious
1s1hgnavigation above Dubuque
tstand che st. Louis lines will nol
:. engers higher than that point
eboats are compelled to run quite
n up stream to ind safe landins
aaAaois shore. The recent rains
ably mend matters somewhat. 4
II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

IPxnsoxAI.-The degree Of D. D. has just
n eaa1srred, by the State University, on
y Rsv. VIM. Salter Of this city, and Of
It. D. "a Chief Justice Geo. g. Wright, Of
ksanqua. go
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-09

~. quepce Of the increased price ofsliving, q
veil q Of every thing pertaining 70 the practice
q medislns, e0e uiidefsigned Physicians, resi-
and after the lh day Of July. lStz Ne win charge
ZOE our garvica4 an follows: Two dollars PEI
visit And one dollar per mile. For medicine Of
prescription at the ONCE, one dollar.
5sb 09d ea1vg6 = d. ". CRAWFORD. Fl
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~ foun1H.-The Fourth in this city
- = vsty quietly. The. day vas
asa IN ~ ths firing Of cannon and the
NJ II bells. About ten O'Clock the
aslesyanis5d In procession at thecorner
tnhd and Jenefson streets, and, hesded
6hand, marched 70 the Peoples Gar
. vhGe shortspeechs we're made by
a9 cifisena. The usual amount Of
aelsksfsvere burnt by Young Amer
ad in the evening individual patri-
aad what public spirit failed to do in
natter Of dre-works, whereby pyro-
- Displays took place in various parts
d pity. Many. OF our citizens Joined
ua1aieuGup and down the river, and
m enjoyed themselves finely. =