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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1864.
Advance in Prices OF Subscriptions
and Advertising.

In consequence Of the increased cost
Of wages, paper, and other materials,
telegraphic reports, subsistence, DC,
the Proprietors Of the Nashville
UMox have been compelled to advance
the price Of subscriptions, advertising,
&c They have adopted new sched-
ule, as appears above, and which will 60
into effect on Monday, Sept Doth, and
be scrupulously adhered to-
This step has been taken reluctantly,
but after mature deliberation; and not
until we were satisfied that it could no
longer be safely deferred. We trust,
however, that it viii NOS be long before
the country is relieved of the high pri-
ces which are draining the resources Of
business men, and we can return to
the old rates We shall be most hap.
py to return to them as soon as circum-
stances viii justify. In the meantime
we solicit the continued support Of the
friends and patrons Of the Uslox
Wa CAMrRoy a Co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05
S SOLDIER

arc peculiarly hahis 70 the aha, diseases. pTa-
dflced d tha change " cnlafe. frelaAgt ehsnee o
N,lisr and Diet and should aeyer 10 without box
II the sAselic ia their Pockets. liAshlss. fsau-
terT and FluE are care.i b g In fsum fadiF1 ca
tsfn1y-f. az hcuzs. fins OF two doses eai &c r.
LEI Chrunic Darshlaa and Acuse Dysenters ale
cured II three dsyE, thousands X aeFrfaalia
thaf Ea hase receiYef lfom soisllers 81 ~ sslkr
dsohsrged alter macy lnoaths lneoa. ~ lueusf-
BE. vii testify.
Jns hoz M SATISFY sny oae. TT r. Eisxoria
! hundrsd times ~ cosl-
For ale 10 Nashville b FQilhES 8 JfkflEte-
Clnclunza, AEentE.
Msnaaoslrsd 81 ". =, Lu0K, VInssnass, Iaf =. =
Prise 3. 9snl b mAl % RESETS e pE.eel
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05

CtUREs ALL IRRTTATIOS or STOMACH AND
~ BOEelz- Il cures where al cher ma.iieinss
AZ Il is sure, safe and certain cure gwen ~ ~
nafure add nsYer filo 10 efect cure 10 fhs above
diseases. IL - purely Vegstshis % ninerais en-
ier into - eompos'1on- The r1ost dicsts ulsy uso
miami 18th safety 10 alHeys ieaVos tils teEeg IN
healihy and nat,lrai oOndiaoai never oonsdpei-s.
tat ssssts nafrfe IN roslor1ug tho sYstern p =
norIaal eondgOa-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-05
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DAILY BY FIRST NATIONAL
BANK,
10. so Corlrar srzzrr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
2aetcn x Il. i. \ Advertisements
S4lH, WILL BE FORFEITED

~ * / 20 Il 'iiia- 10 csre in less time 'ha. any
-, l-.' yectll-E N. pfTnah,iit.s -.
"N-'''' '--'' >ti= a. q .e3>--. tEo .-.h'r,
>ELF-AbUSE IND SOLITARY HABITS.
iit ee, Is ana o.ssqUe,c, sela. aIlmrits and stu
a'' lE.l!e' :" Married ma Single i.iiie> secret Az:
n-el-es q tie Ssn: CIccr- .. the Nose Throat aud
MP, ~, OF the Face: SWe.i = II the joints
'l.y''. - '"i.>tiltcIgi 4ni other Weaknesses IL
f"'n' @u , more advanced AZ all ages: 81 both stAs
DR. Din Private NJ. Heal Oni = Endicctt Street
! .y "i..r Rvcp.ec: That only 10 his
ct' Is = = A-EL ho CONNECTION Win lis re>iiece
C-. .eE i .a4.ly interruption that on 70 account
Ct. any person .r-.',tc. a. pi..- Il a., office.
!" !! .o..E t>>glt> AMI II cannot y -Cljrdi,tei-
q, u Nv Qi'"s H. VIII or in aus thing. even 'lE-
J'' j. impose II on PATIENTS that lie = fh'
81 -r-@, -1- .a'e physician advertising III Boston
- s'tiH s'-'ssi IN treatment ui Special Disease =;
Ia, :, "si a''"f. L. man. Citizens Motel PrupTe;or>.
& -. , : s rec1ul-e led peoI'iy 10 Strangers
dfl travellers .H-u.i and escape imposition Il foreign
naive QUtya, more num,rou, IN Boston than other
'- ~ l. DIN proUt's refers PROT Ssors amt
table Py>,its-!larv If whom cnuSr Il him in
ass betil>t u lis ackr0W edged skill ami rep
- .' -.-.'.'N tLipNSh 50 long eApeTieDce, pr5v' t
Aast"s Unfortunate be not robbed = 4 add to your
u.s. d. u" deceived rs tr lyIng boasts mi>IrlTr-
'l"'it> '''e promises ami reteEions ul Foreign and
Nau't V''yA> E.9 Know Ill i ii the character and La
1 as ai.i' - a. ip Their cure some
'AA..i tl-'. & 'i. 81 Institutions or COL yes, which
never "Nlee 80 an pat ot the world; Others exhibit d.
-!.i- ana .Tc..i-. Ia l!.lurs OF those Inserted in the
~" ll~ ', lu-u "r their imposition assume names
u "'i mos .'Gl't physicians long since dead
Neither De- deceived .y tlu:.ck NuSt.uin lkers through
last ,"ir' ait references and lamentations Of
".t item or who tesies. II further Their imposition.
'' rom iHsa'ai books much that written al The
t - ana ELECTS Of different herbs and plants and
rrl" all the o, g. tei" p j. Extracts. speeches. &c,
n"-t "I "l' Il 'tt d. contain Mercury. becau>e 81 the
u,.-a. belief u lis curing .crr,th'l- but now known
kIl a"re than j. cured ami those not killed costi-
Ut, .'4IiiE lj TeG t5I lite
I,a"aug, ol Quo,k Doctor. ana NcstruIn Makers
IL mex It.I,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

AT North Troy on the night Of the 2Oih
INST, some thieving rascals broke into Albert
Coughs shoe store, and stole $50 worth of
boots shoes and leather
Dming the thunder storm on the night of
Aug. Sth, several cattle belonging to Mr..
James Fate, who resides on South Hill
Glover were s,rnck bv I;ob,,;oo ana s,oa,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

= he Si.l>t t--T>.h Having teen appointed Al. E.-
-'rrfsa1 Car - rle E~Tr..I y t--lesp \ ...
II --yt-Av, ta--;ile- ana adlUSl - CIa.Il> a.
a a. isf~-';>, a<sisiSt the t>r-le - F-sr. Il D.
ale - i-a''iAll- "a az di>Iri,r lec..a~-s
- IL lEei' a2c tn tsrll al ~ months fr,r. e..
a. - El-. l-t-. lti..E .lIlaEy 8 y I'D a. ..-
C,'iiFfTs - Sa,c deceased. = eNhFAr AZ, ,-. -.-
svC'T claims 1ture >. give ,,or,r, -n,z " ---
iii- ''o'st~ q AM B-rl ti8-rr a. lie 81 De- .r
j, HsrdNick, q said .l>IrscF "a IL s-- So
q; O. louer and February next n &c a. n -f- 4-
lecil IL each u ssi9 ,3ss>
SIMEON SINCLAIR
a l. ID HATHAWAY I--ft .
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
ErATE OF VERMONT.


In PROBATE Court; holden Al ihe Pre.ag, f,rl,a
= 1!.is''Ai.- al The -slt las 81 Au-- a - Ia
. marry Moore guardian II Mari sane Moor, ls.-
v Sc Moore ale go Rsr-s-e. ia -. lf.r-,. L.
= MINOR .naE~s application l. sid oouri To- a.
se HE ieloHgi-S described real ,lA;- u. hfs - 4 a. .
70 Nll - "
Benz - undivided tiri partr1 Tie rti s-ate I'd, ~.
e2- Moses NJ re died >e1td si POSSESSED s., H.
'>'r Tx HE Z lt>fe21 ..l1 aid ,l.y-r Ia o.
irNt>'S, a. The dsETeT reir->r.1- that "a -l,
'>'',t~>a-H u file supp an SAL Usri .ig s-
IN 's' represents 10 sad court that a. -8' var
.4eI -Ia' =. IA eail TeaI estate. -s,-rlr Win 81
,ll-r SA'd VI -~-S VI core deceased al t-fr- "a. p
La TIE >ai- IN >sNoralTy he pray ~. -5l-r - u a..
hlsl = The salle. ais. l. a. .'lI committee II Fh-
giaT1aF>=-
HGereupan ii i ordered tv "a a. cour- tat said -
'Al',i " fr1-iT'1 1" te I7tA .aE srs.t 4 40 49,
u-v ~ ''iile l. - joins t'lry teaf'-.- ana
-'- lttst''s a.. ! IL = lsIlltl fsrse-eg rta All
liift>i'a le Notified sl,r-rt fy l,al at a ed.
Htl> ~ -''ail,I a. - 't- llicrvoll. rl-t vR+ts-
sNe-A n the tal--sallail ,-lrsg J sists.r-
- me u htf'l-- .tlat u. cnas E;,pr-r al "a
a-t = aotr ana u ibtS Oli ecT re-rer.l
Is. llr Cv-.1.-Atrts-.
l--.o ASA l. i'a-ENCl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
STATE OF VERMONT.
A
- I \ I Z OF MON

Ia PROBATE court. holden OF Lunenburr witir. A.
said district IA the lsih DAY 81 Au. A u. ls5,
balicif Atwood. administrator with the MI anna.
81 Aiai'l a Hdirrhou>e. late of Poland IA The CONT.
AMI '>co-E IN and State OF Maine deceased nlases ar
Sa u ID said court 10 extend The time heretofore -
liil l" lay the debts due from the said estate ana T. r.
lei us administration account TO some future ilr
hereupD, II Is ordered 10y said court that >es AZ.
Gallon e heard al The PROBATE office. in Lunen!ll-
Tie 10Th daG 81 sept. lsSs and IL i further a-i-
iiial hSi" c 81 en 10 AL persons concerned 10y the @
hc4ton al this OF Ter in The Celedonian ur1rfea ~
J'll>';lN- ITe weeks euClcs>N.lH before ,aid f,-,-
a true copy OF Tecord-af,eSt
1871 JONAH BROOKS JUDI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

The re>ideit iro.rirtors Of LIE -,rx7, az P,,a--
>.ilH -s>rN- aIr hr.etv nottu- a thai e-aN- -
e- 20 Sald lo"l within the wears 49, l,s a. -
ltsiAil either Ia whole ia l,afl ulr.is a., - ~
'-t>cTlifi i.-,'2s n sasG town L. vii
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

Another woman committed suicide in
Springfield, Mass, on Sunday, by pouring
kerosene oil upon fire. The moGe is yery
sure, bat is apt to be overwhelmingly painful
and moreover endangers property.
Harris OF Maryland. as he vas retiring
from the platform at Chicago, after his speech
against Mcclellan, was told by some one,
"S!t down, you ID traitor" when be
turned round and Knocked down his suppos-
ed in,uter. He hit the wrong man, however.
The mau who made the offensive remark was
a Massachusetts, man, a delegate from
Charestown, and the man who was knocked
down was a New Yorker The latter was
much astonshed, nut speedily picked himself
up and withdrew; and the man who made
the remark did not take any pains to rec:ify
the mistake.
Many women the past winter have worn
Astrakan without thinking what it is. AS
trakan, a Us name indicates, is an Asiatic
invention. They couple black eve with a
black ram. Before the dam has given birth
10 the young, she Is killed, and the lambs
are taken from her womb. Their wool is je,
black and OF an extreme tneness. 1t costs
very dear; there are Persians whose Astra-
kan bonnets are worth 500 apiece. This
statement is worthy Of notice by ladies who
Lave false Astrakan--Astrakan the wool Of
which is long and dyed.
VERY GooD,-When the loyal Dutchnlen
at Mobile heard the guus Of our flee, at the
mouth of the bay, they smiled and said
:" Dat is Farugoot ~. q. Times
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

VINO says that Cassinps Spring Mat
w tress Is the best bed. the most comfortable
bed and the least work of anv bed 70 max l;p
ing fast.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
SiATE OF VERMONT,
- Caledonia District, >.

In Probate Court held Al ST Jotrlsi,ary within a.
said district. tse 5Vl Cav oi August, a ID l-ss
James Arthur cuaran 81 James +. Arthur and ~ d.
Arthur, minors and IT. OF " Arthur late q. h
il - = district, deceased. makes application l. >s
fUT i,lSe 40 Sell the iDilowil. Deserted res eSrs--
SAIL NsT-> 10 VII undiN iit,i interest ia tn
ks:a 'szles il, Late Vl Ryegafe Aforesaid iecea,r ram
seitil- that the sale Thereof The purpose g
-hH i-,scr-l> 81 >lCh sale nieIe>, or Investing
IL stocks ~ zeal estate. W.li be ts-..ei!aa Il Sa4
ArTeu'il al i ordered that he same he r..,r-
HE l.lh a2A - Sept ntE-, al the Ilasre o. IT,
IcAl>a1lly, To- hearing ai. decision thereon. ar
further CrcrT-- ii2- - IcT>IaS interested l-. r.
A"ir'i - la. publication 81 notice 81 r.l- AM
aisd c-1eg Therein II Tie CALIFORNIAN. ri-fr.rg. =. -,
'ei>cLTA. three Week splcesSigeiS AefJr, sad r,.
-raTl = that they max appear, and al sad I'm. a.
pace J. Ley 80 C2lsr. Object thtret>.
bE vrtl-I i CyUTt--ATlesl-
IA" Asa l. FREAtE u Ia.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
T. 4 { T | O y
70 FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH,

d ny, DOW Physician and Surgeon, No. Ead.co,. 81,
Dssol i c"Se daily all diseases incident u IN.
r I'.e ;, rl'1 PT'a,su, Uter. Falling Of the Won't
,o A,s SppLe>> On. aAd other Menstrual desange
- 80 a. ueate ~ new pathological principles al.
S al i snr new mode # treatment that mos: 90
eis ASS we'd under II, and TIE ailc led person ooI
rurc ~ nas 10 4oub hl greater experience in tn.
Boston -'4i IMAM an other physician IN
10 STAY In Boston @ rar patients Who NAV wish
DR. Dow since /. - h. - Under his treatment.
10 al ONCE practice the r MS whole attention
United ataies. - ID S!peTll he
\; B.-AHletters must con; .iu one ,.r,
Boston. july ~ 1851 H. LOG Pm
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
Hea$at and Ayreeabie TO tie Taste,


ana by their peculiar combination wOrA - perfectly Il
h1rAoCy with nature that uup!ct SAINT reaction Nil
follow It's operation. II also Possesses
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

~ ~ l.. d II 'lill- II Csre time ihai any
'''- ~. 7l.I L"-c y.eCtnIr and Verlnaut nlE- Win
- -. 'l otggpaiIrL fear 81 exposure IL All
"'''...'' "-'t. >ii- AZ i pleasant ne !l,il--.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
ID X | G II I O y

i.'e noa-rs~ideat Proprietor, u the town ., i.-s-
Ia 'iT county q t7-tz s-r ha,j.y Notified that -ie z
assessed iE eaid toxin NIthn the v,ar gssi l-,.- %,
ii,s ate re-nsin either IN Nhc. az i, l.srs s.la r
rs t'-'~ Ing described l2nl- l.. .ad town 10 VI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09

Collector # "a Coi,rc;io. DISTINCT. Vermont.
Burlington, july -. 1851. l0.Ts
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
SILVER sPooNS

Of my own manufacture-wsnanted good and
sold at old prices if paid for in coin of which they
are made. Spoon and Forks engraved free of
charge at time of sale.
GOLD PENS and Extension Cases fiom the
celebrated manufactures of A. Norton, and Daw-
son, Warren < HYDE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-09
u X / 6 Ii I o y

SIMEON SINCLAIR.
l. ID HATHAWAY +--'t =
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

A WONDERFUL PLANT.-Within few years
one of the most singular vegetable produe-
tions has been discovered in the Damara
country in Africa. The plant grows to be a
century old, and its trunk attains circum-
ference of fourteen feet, yet it never produc-
es more than two leaves, and these singularly
enough, are the first or seed leaves of the
plant: Imagine two leaves of melon to
keep on growing and spreading over the soil
until they reach the length of six feet, and
some idea can be formed of this vegetable
wonder. These two leaves, which are split
into innumerable thongs that lie curling upon
the surface of the soil, are all the foliage that
the plant ever produces. The plant inhabits
the dry regions, where rain rarely or never
falls, and has no need of a large surface Of
foliage. FlV-er-stems spring from the large
trunk, and produce cones about the size Of
those OF the spruce fir. This strange plant
is allied to the pine family.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

- General Dix is Sc years of age; Gen
eral Hunter, 60 McClernand, Al; Hooker,
Al; Sherman, A !; Grant, A.; Hancock, 40 ;
Sigel, 40 SIocum, 81.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

There is some sin in the best natures
There's not an Eden without its serpent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

Is julius said one contraband 70 an.
other, sis you better dis mornin?" No, I
was better yesterday, but Use got ober dat"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

Happy are they to whom the gods have
given either to perform actions worthy to be
recorded or to write things worthy to be
read; happier still are they in whom both
powers are united.
Theology climbs the mountains, or clam
bers and slips Religion dwells by the stream.
A man must return from his theology in order
to reach his religion; and then he will FIND
out that his religion is his supply of theol
ogy.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

A blind man, like a newspaper, requires g
leading article,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

AnotEer.-We are in the habit of keeping
cranes for common use during the winter IN
the following manner: Take clean, small
boxes, pick off the punches of grapes care
fully, and pack them in dry grape leaves
Keen the boxes in a dry, cool place, beng
careful not to let them freeze. We generally
have grapes till May:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-10-06

*Flsher's Hill, where Sheridan again route
Early.-ED. STATE JOURNAL.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07

republican form Of government, in accord
anee with the constitution. He believed
that the effect Of the bill would be to crush
out the loyal men in these States and slim
ulate them to resistance. 1t was an inva-
sion of the powers of the people OF State
which are inherent, and Of which they can
not be lawfully deprived. Gentlemen
should not while seeking TO preserve the
government, be influenced by prejudice,
they should be guided by reason and juctice.
The question is not how much the South
have sinned, but what il wise and best tor
q happy and peaceful union for both the
North and the South. For history tells Us
that II We disregard the constitution, which
10 the great bond which holds the Union
together, we will not only trample upon
the rights of the States, but destroy our
own liberties. We will not save or restore
the people Of the land, under one govern
ment, BY trampling on the guarantees Of
the constitution. Drive out the usurpers,
and then the people viii take care Of their
own States. So
The name Of Mr.. Sam'l ]. Randall, of Pa.
was enormously printed in favor Of instead
Of against the bill equalizing the pay Of col
ored troops, and placing them on the same
footing with white soldiers.
Mr.. Leonard Myers, of Penn, obtained
leave to record his vote in favor Of the same
measure.
The House then took a recess till P. N.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07

For Eats, Mice, Rosches, Ants. BED
Rugs, Moths In Furs. Woolena, SC, In.
sects On Plants, Fowls. AninMls. 30.
Put up In 25c, SOC, and 800 Boxes. Bottles. and
Flasks. s. and IS sizes for HOTELS, PUBLIC In
&c.
only infallible remedy known"
Free from PoisOns."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes to de-
43-Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
ATSold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where.
-! BEwARE!! of all worthless limitations.
Ad-See that "CO6TAR'S' name il ON each Box,
A3-Address HENRY i. C6STAR.
A%PRINCIPAL DEPOT 1872 BROADWAY, N. Y.
AS-6Old by G. p. SoUIREs 4 Co., Wholesale
and Retail Agents, Burlington, Iowa.
apr7.d&W6Yn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07
REAT TRIUMPH-Meaers Siam

REAT TRlUMPH.-Messrs. Stem
NJ. Wy Z Sons, Of New York, wore awarded
hihition in London. 1892 Tor powerful, clear bril-
workmanahip. - ahown In Grand and Square
r1Anos. There were 40 Pianos nom al pats Of
the world entered for competition, and the en-.
dorsenent Of the jurors On MesGs, 6teinWay's
Piano Ferteo, was stronger and more = the point
than that Of any other maker.
AeeorA 0teinWay ASons received also the M
Premium wherever and whenever exhibited in
competition with the best makers Of Boston,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, They
have received already g Premium Gold and Sit.
YER Medals, Of which We Win mention:
Two drst prize Medals, Metropolitan EnaY.
Waahington, March, 1855
Two 4Ist prise medals, American Institate.
CXstl Palace. n. T.. November 1855 and A66.
Two 6lst prise medals Maryland Instifuta
altimore, Nov, 1856 and 1867.
Among the judges being such artists q Cots.
halk, VIM. Mason, W0llenhaupt q. SAfter G. Is.
6eymour (m1sscAl editor Of n. Y. Timosl Then
HAgef editor Of Musical Review
Every Piano warranted for I'VE yeoru
A choice collection of these Instfuments care.
lolH selected win be constantly. kept on hand
Burlington, Iowa.
Octl&dAwu p LANCE
SOl0 AGENT for the 6tatA az Invn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07
AVE no rf
CATHARTTC Pills

possess so many advantages over the other purI
sa'ives in the market, and their superior virtues
are 50 universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality i
maintained equal to the best it ever has ben,
and that they may be depended on to do Il
that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER. NJ. D., & O.,
Lowell. Mass, and sold BY 4.
E, f. Gay, G: P. Squires 4 Co., Hughes 4 Nas-
sau. A. T. Garthe and F. Bierwirth, Burlingtoa
Iowa. julyl5-d2aW:WNly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07

WARRINGTON, May 4-The Senate Ma
val Committee are considering the propri-
ETY. Of increasing payments to contractors
for iron-clad vessels, provided the work
can be speonily completed.
Much damage has been done in this vi
cinity by . viollnt rain storm, which con-
tinued all last night. All army cperation1
must necessarily be suspended.
The House Naval Committee will endea-
vor II decide upod site for tho new navy
yard. e.tsj
Tomorrow morning it i. expected the
Committee on Elections will make report
upon the Blair correspondence.
Every thing quiet on the Rapidan. ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-07

BAIFINoRK, May 3-The American spe-
cial Annapolis letter says: The fagof truce
steamer New York, arrived at the Naval
Academy wharf yesterday morning. from
men. Such was the condition of the latter
that every man of them was admitted to the
hospital, and $50 Of them had to be carried
from the boat. Their locks and words
abundantly show that their miserable con-
dition had been produced by starvation,
and many are undoubtedly past the reach
of medicine or nourishment. Among the
officers are Col. Rose, Of the 18th Pa. regi-
Which 20 @s Hns Of oces
in February last, he having been recap
tured.
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what Ohio 10 Doing 1oP the War,
Guard 81 Ohio reported for active duty.
under the 100 days call, with greater
promptness than was expected. Returns
have been received from all but 43 COM
panies, and the strength so far, is 1914
men, which will be increased to $4,000 by
yet to report.
Ohio's quota Of the call il 10000.
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RAILROADS.
B. L Q. r. R. LINE.

= Ess1 - y
Old and Only:Reliable Route East.
From Burlington to Chicago, Detroit, Toledo
Pttsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York
and All other Eastern and South Eastern Cities
fassengen leaving Burlington on the 500 A
Central Railroad North and South and atC1Nc 2
70, both the Noon and Evening trains. Both
sraans connect with al the great Eastern Rail-
S.R r via Toledo andPittsburgh and IT. Wayne
4 = via IT. Wayne, Of which passengers can
take their choice,
Only twenty hours rom Burlington 70 Toledo.
thirteen hours ahead Of any other route leavinS
Burlington.
baggage checked through to Detroit, Nia9ara
Falls F. and New York. Boston, Toledo, Dnnkirk,
Bunalo, Pittsburgh and PHILADELPHIA
Tickets for this great Eastern thorOuehfare fny
sale e Ottumwa, Fairfield, Mt. Pleasant, ana
Burlington.
Sleeping Cars attached to the NIGHT trains.
Faro a. low - any other route
r. +. HO6FORD.
Jenl-opu. Gen. Agent G. b. O. X r.