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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17


THE .;MBIAzKK-E:1x:a 20 20 1865 . . =
Amer ~ eloelemb result q the PrAaidsntal
Election-after the annihilation Of the Ooppsr,
hsad naftiI QfcGf ~ suScsases0f eur 1Smissin
re- ntld. vthlEf x2ve d6mposEt1kSa s6fabt4itS
70 pu, dd0H nds bsltieq a ma ave Tho Heepb,
lie. " cd2fn3 Y I'll hdeptl A1(Ms ~ pufblic end
aak eyer13 Syto 1akA - aAwx=Exn - - = =
We fse33Si Tho Ilinn Aai ag0ed -
pesihelIon-that It win henceforWaTa pDoede
nom visWA1a,DosnlOo apWp IN 7hlood. Ths
song q tAnnnp Win 9un be sung ~yo9 nation
ekvod, rsgmktated, dhenthnllea- nst 10 single
star missing. We hope thesysar VIII noe peas
away before the 16fa1 u triumph and slaAAseav.
ing will 10 iiks that II NSds chosen people
after thu pAsMge II ysede6a. sverA Union ~
stored. ffeAiS Act u Wsli = name. But even
should the rebenlqp NOT b put dor9 tn ~ y y
sure to o. 1own,spen. Ne have counted tne
cost. We have tha men and the money saaa
down Il must and VIII q a; ..osf vsb-o; l.
By reason Of the depredAsieA O. our cuEzency
md the coasequsut Tiseln the price Of labor and
material. our paper haa RI pesd au!lns the n.sef
halfofv1. Those wh0 hsNe had the Ao'us- ne
during tAe eur4snt rear NJ less than cosk, we
hope wiil "a e ia increasing il circulAtton tie
coming .ySaEA NevtpapeFs aFe the Eheapnt
thing In IL may 81. and the Last tSax Should be
cut on q sstre1q This paQpr cogts MOTTO
szeesd kelf vhat il "a bsspre o. ~ = oaiar
pared WtEA1thet ARTICLES andono 1aeprtne mansa
hxmer a nkdhanie, bot ,ean 1owt better anora
70 take the Daily u oennl.Wsekly thans the
Weekly beabfo the W9r; q stssas s1astsia.
The Hxwk.xYE \ The eidest rapef' IN I6wa,
md duranx tho t0enty .six xear1 OF itSexistence1
has earned ma feceived I N1Jl share q Tie pub
"a nnr $780, - fnrin9 fh6 tan NJ e na boen
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

&- It has been customary to pardon q
convict in the Massachusetts State Prison
every Thanksgiving. Day, but this year a
procurance Of the Governors council could
not be obtained for the purpose. However
it is probable that two convicts will be par
doned on Christmas day..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

l.. Ma-Inf the House the other day, Mr..
|6chenck Of Ohio offered aresolution, which
was adopted, instrueting 4he Committee on
judiciary. to inquire into the expedien-
cy Of passing law denationalizing pGr-
sons who 50 abroad to escape the draft and
requiring naturalization in case they wish
to be restored to the rights of citisenship.
THE MfLIT1A.-Twenty regiments and
one battalion have been organized Of mill
tia men in this State. These are mostly In
the counties on the Southern border, though
two regiments have been organized ID Scott
county, three in Des Moines, three in
Black Hawk, two in Jasper, and one in
Polk. baa iIs-s,.s ]
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

sion. And they are not satisfied yet. They
want 1T 70 s'do 80 more" They are more
solicitpus about notifications Of the tax
enuri4g to their advantage rather than to
the advantage Of the Treasury, than they
are about mere amounts, though amounts
agitatS them severely enough. Tho liquor
business IL q vice that will bear the biggest
burden with the greatest ease, and is the
most legitimate subject Of heavy taxation.
/. Tobacco i in trouble, too. But Lido not
understand the objection, on the part offhe
dealers In the weed ID So much to the
amount - to the mann of taxation of that
article. And doubtless the manner of deal.
ing with the weed should be and will be
radically changed. Tobacco IL easilyito be
got alpng with with, as compared with
whisky, imrhense - is the interest in II. ~
Vi Anew and powerful effort will be made
to pass the anti slavery amendment to the
constitution. Those who have taken sound.
ings IN that regard seem to feel consider
able degree or confidence that it will pass.
But IT is too early yet tojudge. Itdepends
upon the temper OF copperheads, and that
has net fully disclosed itself yet. Consti-
tutiOnal abolition of slavery is a certain
event, Every one understands that. But
whether Copperheads will, this early, ac-
cept this fact, and conclude to swim with
the current Of fate. or fight against il, il
yet to be ascertained, and depends altogeth.
or upon whether personal ambition and
practical sense or party nalignity proves
to he pppermOst in their hearts and their
counaels. Dolly Z few Cops are necessary
to insure the result. G.'aE ssse~
4 The bankrupt bill will b early on the
docket. Tho fall elections not including
the fare Of any members Of Congress, il .
fact which makes in its favor. think the
chances Of IT. passage are very favorable
indeed, and that II It passes it will pass in
. form In which it will be likely to endure.
A great many copies Of the bill, % it was
substantially perfected last session, have
been sent through the country into the
hands of leading commercial men and ira
ders Of all sorts during the summer, SO
that it has been we'll scanned by parties
most likely TO b. interested in it, and OBJ
jecti0ns and notifications that have conse-
quently been suggested will be made early.
I There Is better feeling here, in our own
party, than evef before since the rebellion
itselfand the true temper and dis
position Of the administration was made
manifest. Events have brought all true
Uni0h men necessarily into more thorough
accord, by narrowing the grounds Of diff
ference between them AZ to the more prom
inent public topics. 1. Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

DEATH OF HENRx r. EcHooLcRAFT.-
Henry r Schoolcraft, the writer upon thu
Indian tribes Of the. NORTHWEST. diet
yesterday, aged q. The Commissioners o
1pdian Affairs and his clerks viii attend
his funeral. xks
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

@The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue has inside the following, decision in
reference 70 twist tobacco Section 81 ofthe
Act Of June provides that on .Cavendish,
plugs twist, and all other kinda Of manu-
featured tobacco mot herein provided for,
from which the stem has been taken QUE in
whole or in part, Or which is sweetened,
thers shall be levied, collected and paid q
duty Of thirty dvv cents Per pound. I'm.
der this proyision i Is held that when the
staan. in whole or in part, il removed from
thsnatural heat, and the leaf thus prepared
il rolled or wound BY hand ornachinery
into ''twist," thought is not sweetened,
preserved, or. otherwise prepared, such
twist is clearly subject to the duty of thirty
FIVE cents per pound. .is sH,a ast
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

r. ~ Iowa Soldiers discharged from ser
|yice at. United 6tates General Hospital,
|Ksokak, Iowa. reported ~ J. g. Todd,
STATE Agsat: saso To N Ye~..i j
Private Thomas n Fowler, co F. 4th INF,
Nov. 18th. .uhlonio rheumatism. aezt 1ns1
J A Vofmalin, co e, 86th inf, Nov. 18th,
Run-shot wound In right leg.
8 James 0allaghan, 60 A, 34th INF, Dee. 6,
chronic rheumatism., ~ ussst
Z Huston Hickey, co g, LIST cav, Dec. sth,
dioease Of tho hea1ks Il ~ sg.,t yd Be-
Daniel Boatoright, CO !, seth INF, Decs6.
paralysis rof LETT les and hip, BY being
thrown lkom mule ~ IeUfow sIss AHA
tanlss ~ Rity, 90 E, 9th INF, Dec. Sth,
chronic 0inErhoea. Boa .ss~ b. I'll
n @ N Dickinson, GO r, uth inf, Dec. Sth,
grape shot wound In right fora arm. 1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

/ - In response to many inquiries j. is
stated that subatitutee for enrolled men
may be enlisted in the First Corps, Major
General Hancock commanding, and the
principals win be exempt from dra3t; but
substitutes will not receive the Govern
ment bounty. They should be forwarded
to Warrington for enlistment. Represen-
tative recruits may be enlisted in the Corps
and these will receive the Government
bounty. 81 feA ,g7aals &t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

~ In late rebel papers we have the
proceedings Of the, North Carolina and
South Carolina Legislatures relative to ne
gotiations for peace. In the former body
resolutions have been introduced In favor
Of sending commissioners to Washington,
and JET. Davis and the Legislatures of the
other States are requested to cooperate
The resolutions offered in the South Caro-
lima Legislature deprecate any overtures
for cessation or hostilities until q disso-
luton Of the Union 10 conceded By the ma
tional Government.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

~ Deathsa il Ueiteds States General
LHuepitAl; KsOkuk, Iowa, seported by JIG
EN6dd, state Agent " lows Soldiers: =
pfiyate & ~, TAekelherry, co G Sd Cav.
Noy.3. chronic GianbGa. 81 ~ vs.ve.
&c RETURN, 90 :, 81 cay Nov. 4, chronic
an3{a 2sass tor coz On inf. Nov. v.ri-
eph.an, Bsn1rri. &c, @ Z, 9th cav Nov. 9Th
[saEss si s Ss ., sad' inf; Nov. iit6,
sB,eSi es sson Smith. % 9, ss.h inf, Nov.
Corp Thomas - Martin, CO !, 18th INF.
Nov. 1h, 0opgea1ive fever. Eli. t.y,,s LIE
Jo>eph Brown, 60 +. eth inf, Noys 18th,
cause 6fsdeath nunkpoHn-died suddsnly.
Freeman, burnett, % D, 9Th Int, Dec 3,
Joseph F Leas 90 !, s5th int, Dec. 7tb,
2 Frederick Snyder, co p. 10Th inf, Dec.
9th, chronic diarrhRa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

nephew Of Coy. Vance Of North
Carolina. II under arrest ut Matamorss,
Texas. for; higamy and robbery. He wa
there 70 obtain supplies for the rebels, and
joined : gang Of thieves who stopped 4
stage and robbed, the passengers. The
chivalry are getting into Bad ways. saf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

AfThe Mexican Essqfetts has . slowing
account Of . project for connec4ing Next
90, Havana, San Francisco and New York
by telegraph. The necessary prelimina-
ries having been completed, with the sane
ton Of the Emperor, tie Est9fstte promises
the early accomplishment Of this enter
pridA The contemplated links II this tel
egrsphic chain are line through Texas.
rThe case Of the St. Albans' raiders in
Canada has turned out just about - might
have been expected. The Court Of Mon
treal decided that It had no jurisdiction il
the case, and the prisoners were according
ly discharged. Canada can 60 only ont
step further, and that is TO declare Official
" her alliance with thesrebels, offensive
and defensive.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

+, The Rebel General Bealo has been
liberated ffoh Fprt Warren On parole, for
ne puEpps Of superintsnding,, Ii con-
Junction with the Union Gen! Payne, the
reception Of 1000 bales Of cotton from The
South. and their exchange here for $1,000
blankets 70 b distributed among the rebel
DotdaelU confined In tho North. Gener.l
Beals han arrived in New York. and on
Saturday morning reported to Gen. Dix.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-17

&The New York 1S1bNMc'S Wash1ng
ton correspondent says the nomination (
John w. Forney for position in the Cab
net ID generally approved by Congress
msn. The New York World thinks that
Forney 10 to take the Navy Department. q
The Interior, that w. Cornell JSwett ouet
to succeed Secretary Seward. and tbs
Pratt, the great Americsn traveller, ongh
to have one Of the other departments.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
Organization Of Congress
First Days Proceedings.


WAsHrxorcx, Dec. 6.-The House assem-.
bled At noon. The galleries were densely
crowded. All the members arc 10 the best
possible humor. and exchanging salutations.
The Speaker called the House to order.
when . prayer was offered up to the Throne
Of 0Tace BY Chaplain Charming. The roll
Of the members was called, and upwards Of
$50 members answered to their names. A
quorum was announced in attendance.
Message received from Ire Senate inform.
ing Hood that quorum Of the Senate had
assembled and were ready to proceed 10
buaines.
Resolutions were adopted to inform tho
esaAts and President that The Hove 80 .s
ron1y n psoceed to business.
Speaker was laid before the House and
Usdoqtials of I've gentlemen Of CsIifornss
signed ~ N5choel and Hahn, profcssinr "a
y slee&s3 nombes Il xthe House, in pur.
eeoacs eeeesesotly sdoP)ed Constitution 81
61s1sntlals wsrss pfsssa - - Commit
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05

Nsw Yoag, Dec. 4.
Frapcis ". Rill. Conssl Of Aspio vail
Who arrived as Port Royal 10 the N0rtt
Star, on busipees With the State Depart
meat connected with the Salvador pirates
arrived yestsrday on the fultop. :,
/ The Times Army o. The P6somAs sbeo-
isl reports . story Of Roger A. Pryor.
conversation at 0so. Potter's hoedquss.
sess. He states Pryor said that Sherman'l
march through Georgia wss . tsiumphaDt
success and eoo0sned the stely Of panic
ssnoug the Southern people.
Capt. Hogg, the leader Of the pirates that
attempted to capture the steamer SALVADOR
.sys that 6emmes Wss ordered while on ths
African Cost 20 20 TO the Pacific and does
not know Why be neglected TO g. Capt
uoeg says be wss ordered to report q
Semmes but would not say where 10 ex
pected to meet him.
Psnama advices Of Nov. 10th mention
be arrival Of the steamer GUATEMALA, from
Central American porte, with 30 bales o.
be fret picking Of Central American cot
on. The yield promises to be very large
The Hersld's Washington special say.
1t il not probable that the Hoass viii
assemble with very large proportion q
20 members. many not proposing to cont
elorc the last Of the week. Nothing vii
% done on the fret day more than to re
;eive the Presidents message and accom-
any log docunents and refer them to q
vropriats committees. The changes IN ths
Committees will be announced Tuesday,.
General Meredith With . large forcs o
avslry is thoroughly driving out the euer
,llas from Loudon county, Va, destroyiot
very thing that can be Of servic to man Il
aorse and efectually breaking rebel plan
Or pillsgipg In Msrylsnd
The Herald's Hsrper's Ferry spscis
gives On account Of the execution Of desert
srs.
The Ilersld's Shenandoah Valley specia
II the Both says:
A Reconnaissance to Front Royal on tn,
10Th could not lind the esemy. Citizen,
st Front Royal report that the rebel iorcs
heretofore occupying . strong entrenchet
position 1t Milford mad fallen back on &C
count OF both men and animals suffering TO-
PROVISIONS and forage. The rebels left cav
airy pickets behind.
The Augusta Oonstttutionalist Of tht
10th, speaking Of preparations to oppos.
sherman, sayss
Troops are still coming in and tho 0eor-
;ia militia will, with tho veteran troops d
ready here, present tangible body to op
Joss further progress Of the Yankee raider
The Savannah News publishes Genera
usrdee's fret order on assuming command
It Savannah. He orders the provose 0sr
.nals to hold oil soldiers and cisixens CON
ng in or going from the city and repor
shem for DUTY.
Richmond papers Of late date report .
,ortiou Of Sheridan's ARMY - marching t.
Din Grant.
Gov. Watts, Of Alabama, in bic messas.
ays:
No convention Of States can be called t,
,ettle the question Of peace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
SAN FxAAcI. c., Nov. 30.

SAN FRANCE CO, NOV. 81.
Mexican advices per the Sacramento 81
that on the 18th Ol November the Frenc
landed troops at Maz!lon and took forma
possession Of the town. Tue Governor
Maxllion, with his forces, abandoned t.
Town the night previous, 30 that no res
French troops.
II Is also reported that Alvares had bee
iefeated ON the imperial marching on Ac
.ulco.
A heavy and continued rain prevail
throughout California. interrupting trad
and travel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
uEADovArRExs ARMY o. THE I
Potomac, Dec. Ito ?. n. {

A great deal VI artillery firing he's pr
vailed to day in the vicinity Of the Jerus
em road, but without any rcsult wOr
mentioning. At this hour al unusual still
ness prevails along tie entire iines. t.
olck.,s seem to have become weary y
tuelr continued firing It each other.
This afternoon tie Mary land brigade ha
now flags, which were ordered for them b
The Legislature 0f the State at its last De
Ion. Alter the brigade had passed 10 r
view, Gov. Bradford made . speech to to
Ulcers aud men, which Was responded 1
oy Coi. Dennis0n, who commands the br.
~ de
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
ITS LANDS rom ITS
CAPlTlL STOCK $780, 80

In Shares OF S26 each, par value. Sub.
scrip,ion price IS per Share, being in
full payment for : 325 Share.
No further call or assessment will b made.
-. OOo ahases. Or o1OO. $50 reeeHsu
we'd Ai0r Working Capital
Parties Subscribing in Nis Company will ~.
eeirs an Equal Ansount of StocL II too otAes
Ccmpanies adjoining. scitAost further charge.
The LANDS Of these COMPANIES are located
on the Allegheny River, and on Hemlock, Pof-
cupine and NcCrea creeks, MAKING AN OIL
BOXING TERRI. TOBY or OVER TEN AND
HALF MILES IN EXTENT.
The wells on the adjoining property, known q
the celebrated s'Aeidfick" vel :, and :" Pith0ls
Greek" wells, are famous for their immense sup
ply Of OIL.
The wells on this property are being sunk with
great vigor, and promise large supplies Of oil
TO the capitalist. and 70 parties Of limited
means unsurpassed inducements are offered.
Persoes investipg - this Cosapsny get - stock
and the allow oBO Nus fof each ii invested. with
out further call Or assessment.
Hubscriptioa books, msps md III other infor-
motion ear b obtsiDed = the oGlce o. The cub.
scription agents. u. n. SIMPSON = CO.,
q Cedar street. Rev York.
Ne uabscrapetoae tnA e. ~ 1oeo
tAan Ono nQ9a0eea 0Dooonrss ais
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05
Nav YoRE, Dec. 3.

NAW lORK, Dec. 8.
The U. s. steam transport Fulton, Gap
Walton, from Port Royal, Nov. Both, arr,
ed here bis evening.
The steamer North Star, Cspt. Jpne'
FROM Asppwali, arrived It Port Roy
Nov. 2Otb, short Of coal, having IN TOW BE
onvoy, the U. ). gunboat Augusta. whic
essel broke her piston rod 400 miles eas
ward Of Port Royal. Tho North Star 9.
oectcd to receive . sufficient quantity I
coal on board BY the Lat inst. and then %
er New York.
TIE North Star has in freight $685.
II specie. Among the passengers are CT
Field Of the U. s. Supreme Court. France
W. Rice vas also passenger on board To
North Star and has arrived 10 this city p,
ue Fulton. lie comes on business vie
the State Department in connection Wit
the Salvador pirates.
Mr.. 6. s. Osborn, an able correspondent
Of the New York Herald. died At Pc,
Royal ON tho 29tn uIt. His remains o.
on board the Fulton.
By the arrival Of the Fulton We have 10
telligence from Port Royal to Nov. 80.
The publication ot newspapers IT. ths
lace has been prohibited Tor tho presen'
md al the citizens there have been enrol,
d Tor military duty aud the protection
he place.
A movement Of On unknown charscte
I'D taken place and al the regular troop
Lere bad been ordered away.
An expedition sailed IRON Port Rov.
tho day previous, but no Information coul
be obtained 10 regard to it.
NEw Yoax, Dec. 3.
Gov. Vance, 10 bis recent message 10 n
\. 9. Legislature, confirms The report that IN
avs csnnot be enlvrced 10 the interior
that State, owing 70 he sesis ance Of I ban,
4 desperad0es. consisting Of rebel drserter.
hey make rades up0u the moumtain frontie
and murder, burn aud destroy With savaQ
cruelty. He recoomeOds on Awipg and dr..
log them from the State.
The rebel Congress 10 discussiOg n recen
-eesion the question OF depending The writ o
Labeas corpus In the Coniedaracy.
Nkw Y0nK, Dec. 3.
The Hefald's Washington special ssys
The Government officials sre uuusuali
Iubiiant over tho ncws from Sherman.
The Government n 10 posooooion o
means independent Of Ricboond paosrs On
more reliable Of obtaining intelligence =
Sermsn's progress.
IL h cn6dtntislly believed that be hn
OF 00ly bsdlsd generals but hss 90 iar /.
anccd without serious i0tersupsioa - /.
cave 10 doubt Of bis triumphant success.
NEw YoaK, Dec. :.
Special 70 Post.
The Richmo0d pspefs u Tbues1sy IN.
nounce the capture Of MiIlen BY sherman )
t0rco. MilIcn hes been made tho depot e.,
Union prisoners, aod rebel pspssss sspsess
approximations that HhermAo hds freed III
psiseasfs. s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-05

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