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Roback,s Swedish Bran-

Roback's Swedish Bran
dy.--We have been your agents,
for some time, for the sale of your
goods, and from the repeated calls
we have had for your SWEDISH
BRANDY we now desire stock of
that article. The specimen bottle
sent TO us has been examined, and
has been found quite as acceptable
as we had anticipated, II is highly
cordializcd, agreeable 10 the taste,
ofpeculiar flavor, and is destined to
meet with n rapid and extensive
sale, in this section ladies and 9th
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5w247l
Estray Ok.

T1AKEN up on Saturday, 18th inst, in the
l. township Of Crockery, medium sized
Black 0x-nearly half Of tho tail white, also
white hind feet. The owner is requested to fur
nish satisfactory evidence of ownership, pay
all just charges and take the property immedi-
ately. Address HIRAM MARTIN,
Dec. 16, 1868. [4ws Mill Point Mich.
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Including every State Fairat which they have
been exhibited in 1862
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Rubber Packing.

have just received a large supply of Rubber
Packing which is offered cheap for cash, at the
Hardware Store of
March Z, 1860. GEO. l.. HuBBaRD.
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The Singer Sewing Machines!

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE Is fast gaining aworld- wide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines
yet offered to the public. No other Family Sew
ing Machine has so many useful appliances for
Hemming, Binding, Telling, Tucking, Gather
ing, Guaging, Braiding, Ernbroidering. cording,
&C. No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for great variety of work. II
win sew all kinds Of cloth, and with all kinds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make
our family sewing machine most reliable, and
most durable, and most certain in action at all
rates Of speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch.
which is the best stitch known. Any one, even
the most ordinary capacity, can see, Mt glance,
how to use the letter A family sewing Machine.
Our family sewing machines are finished in
chaste and exquisite style.
The folding case of the family machine is a
piece of cumming workmanship of the most
useful kind. 1t protects the machine when not
in use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as a spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. While some of the cases, made
out of the choicest woods, are finished in the
simplest and chastest manner possible, others
are adorned and embellished in the most costly
and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the family
machine in operation, SO as to judge Of its great
capacity and beauty It is fast becoming as
popular for family sewing as our manufacturing
machines are for manufacturing purposes.
The branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the very best
quality. Send for pamphlet
The SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
45s Broadway, New York
Detroit Office, So Woodward Avenue, Merrill
Block, lily 227
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OTIS, requiring pIeaHhht Stimulus
and aromatic beverage will find nothing more
palatable. You may send us six dozen bottles
in one dozen cases, and charge the same 10 our
account.
Yours, truly, [. W. Jones Co., Toledo, ohio
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-29

Faca JeEsgsos's AasY.~-Uag accounts frots
North Gausgsa mr. very cheering. Brigade al.
ser brigade kas unanimously reso!ve8 10 re en-.
i;st afor the war and their proceedings breathe
The most aSfaassriag patriotism. The wounded
At Gh:ekamauga and Missionary Ridge, alsess-
tees and stragglers, retafniug y, their posts,
and the srsus i represented 10 BE- in splendid
condition aad high spirits.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-01-29
SLAVE LABOR F0fs TEEE COAST
DayEsaOS NO. o.

THE Commissioners af ssss Raaaa anf tie Town
Aatbo.ises sithin gAe tssscal nsssr;gss Of Ian-
Ssk.ss. Easstsw Chesterfield. Marlborough Daring.
toss. gzEsau sgns.sT Clafpsaaoa, Eiliansbstrg and
HasTy, tssessttrs Upper Al Saints ni fofshwisa su
tsas aI paszss Ia ssscssspa Or slaves wisllin thuts
assssioa 10 s!esspf aas-fcuFih uf .ss slaves liable
10 tsoa sssty 81 ils prpos nearest seir esHEfs re-
si,acaee e1 HONDA I. te I'D day o5 Fsafaafy gfux
al 10 oe.ek q "a shess 30 await staasYo tasisa TO
Csarigssoa + strsy dass abos pa sssg tarsicgfsetA
II. Tie Commissioners and Authorities akgpsatd
il AZ The sase aae impress sas soFwsra oas tuaFsa
os s sssse Esea pegvpes hs.wSsa Tie agss ss sixssc
sass y ysars. tssasssst .wtEH tho cssts ss heir
stas;sy
iii. The osaefs eg oalr osc aoass hard sre exempt
iy isw,
~. By tbs Ars a. DsSsssssr issss sie said Author.
es wtre FsS1aissa 10 make Eaa sssusss sse Of all
reed lsns Labs IN ssirsy days Tlsst Sa;y has been
retsszty aa5t vssy imFe-ss;ir deasin many sassan
tcs sAs sya giving 70 Indication. a0s asen by ts
psssrsarg al EkV District Erasa aeh Is srsaaases.
Thn vsisnsu sessna of tho arsadmssas ot pacatabss
istss o ssse rpspfns and ualesa shey sfe cssapsae
tho syssgas sAs AK a:d sae laGcT as si ped sassscg
Nm. ". SHANNON.
Agent of sl.a sss,a Of Ssasa gaspaipa.
cansaaa, S c., Jan. 20 1855
JaaHasy sa
III .s,a paysts within DO Division publish .caec
ssex sos Star 1eess.
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A SALLiF0R VOLUNTEERS
2oR TWRLYg MONTHS CONFEDERATE SER
VICE IN THE STATE.
coEuNrlA, s. q, .lan. &c. Ises.

eoEugrra, S. G., Jan. 22. 1864
Is aVlNG received INSTRUCTIONS from the Earear,
III Of ISnsripspa at gihzoad. through the cora-
naadant o Ieissipts !of South Caroaa ID raise SIX
COMPANIES or MOUNTED MEN ius tbs ,s,rDoso
% arFesisng eaasters End eiinauens from sonscrip-
len ard also fr ihe psirpesa OF resisting any local
iavaslcns or fais ;kst fpag be attempted by tie At
e3isaen;zts sach authority Gu iaF part 10 sGsss rnade
kiscsa 20 the citrag pf the State ii. o5er thai ,his
most important service MAY be resdased tie grea,
calse Of southern Iaaepeitdeaee
Is Il prypoaed 10 FORM tho Battalion synsr, gx.
eHpss aud aoscoascsipts Esra eonrsassy Ia consist
Of Eos less taa sixty, no. more than cue hundred
rank and fies ID eleei s can officers and 10 gaguzi
HIs own hofpsS Arms tssbre aad car0srel aaa SC.
eousrnDanfs will be fa.fDsehea Ey sse Conieaess,a
GuSs-afacTt sad psras cssSesa q 9iaug the cprrs
rsot et.sscr :usiJeaiis ar ~ ofgaatssd compa-
pIss 10 ia sea.es; District or Enrolling
uIiisf who II antsrisea 10 unastar ia and rgfsers
ssieus 10 M at taeSe iisassqaariers
The sgfgi sS sasviea Ri he fT .selse months mad
Us spssegs az sessoa hcaiskat s within the state
ALLEN ). GREEN
JarUasy g Z Major and Enrolling pa;cer.
- IA eossassT papers Is TIC State publish oaes
week Sr apash, ead seswara ,hcr bilIs 10 The
SsuaEssian n.lscy.
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O = ITU IA r Y
IN gERoRZaK.

Depafted this lie ST bis residence 10 ifs tgtsn on
The 2ssh December. 1863, zacHAE EfAa j. 3afFaT.--
he was born near uiarlestof & g., 14th Nsyember,
1873 where se greater part o lis cary life sgns seaL
4 few years hh lived in Columbia. wieFe lie learned
lie business of au apo.hecary he removed To Casa-
der The isi Of anaary fsss where lie entered upon
she Essre scsiye duties os his caFling. bssaess for
which llo vas admiralty adapted from ais srs-
seraasie habiss ana general stsrnlion girGss ip L-
Shorty stscr igis removal 10 Camden he teee ietti
esd with sase great Tespersuce Reform ssas tho s-
cariiHg Serbs Of WateFee DFyn.pn and lor several
ysaFs Grand Scribe oil The Grand p.siston ,s0ns os
Temperance. os South e&fpiis Ezic.l ssaiiss c ier-
fpsusea 10 sie sase sasissactga Of lie members.
His record lsse hts caSssssf, was aisiioas blot
lie prominent sHenfcr 0s iis Odd zsIFasss sEss
tie sacisns beoslsssipss &C Frea Masoas with 8ssosa
impressive busia saystes hiss sefs wers sQStgsed
30 fisess isss resting PLACE ffrr upsasds Of Gsg
ysafs BIZ sufsssd naenHps psaiaiagly thc Fad ot his
Heavenly Father wtlcss dspesssa him 81 s abils.
y 10 assSi tltse wtcns he tsaiesiy sscs Bls III
ka case wss illustrated ha#ssssfig se aaassge a ssle
swres sages 81 Israel II hase SEVER ssa tle right
ecssA stsakrss. aof iIis acesi besng sead visli s
fall trust In sts segiss ai hs gsieesaer ia risea biz
eyes o. ssi earthly sisings To tf9f tse tess & Co.'s
dear cyaStes aley F!e Hsss ssass The spaug raysns
whcn cgy be ssashasd 70 Tie wisos aad !askss
10 TIE sssss
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sTaTg TAXES.

.Tsufs Cosse4nss II ss~s 81 AT tax ses ~ L5w.
4 s.g DIVISION ass R.lsysasd ssas alsa hooks as
shs sssagss as Tases it,sssa . IS ass 4 psSeFatsg,
1854 as be sr&y fbt 'teliys % ilse sssasssfs al se
Lesser Dlyssses ID. cetasasea, Tsstsisy, .ss !a;,
ssst@ssa
Tsss sesssx ass fe4sstsl either 10 spPsy Sf shtsr
tpeks 81 stt asre cs 10 slse easiY ssltsssH as n
~ssas gscvs tbe aistaa a'ssFs hs fsuast3 % Fea ~
sasasa 81 gsesesa An allowance ~sli is stssis sS'
irsaspassasses IS J. E4AyAta
ft0sn Treasurer
State Tressssty faasf rrtssaa tolasusssa January
fa 1864
sspssry -
~ Tfe papers a. It's Lawsv isisItiua ass crgs@as
I'D 10 tahsssis tie sepFp Fssssss tg.oe
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Found,

YsS sfs s: instant, aa ssr cars, hssEeea kHgssiio
1 aa5 Castle F'ocKgT BOOK, eossaniss
aos,s esaes aad Igfs, wkiea aae eaass Gan ss;s ny
saEsg es slse sutsc4seS., pear Tssrs Fefry, :. g.,
.,,d sI,,,ssse ,,s,. SAM. auBggT aEAVES.
Isasafy - u
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aIacr REp1EBIIcaV HYPo oaRl.sY

of Abolition hypesrisy. Isie seyerc aud Just
structure OF alr. Dasis upon the course OF the
Administrations III their manner OF conducting
the was. aud hss assertion tbs. he honestly be-
sseycd iliswa was @ be eontinuea fiutil alter
The Frssdeusiai election, was the signal Tor 4
great display Of very yiftaoua Indignation On
tho part u Mr. JOHN II Hale All that s;isilsi-
lssed indigestion was ~ the very funny Senator M
fresn New Hampsbires best seifs bit no oiie
who has bccn ia the laait cf s:ssenang 70 his
jokes in The Senate believed for q suosneas tllas
be was il earnest.
His idea oil Republican Senators being
bound by the sansiltg OF their oasbs 10 ssssiain
the coansry and the Gofsssi sesls " ben for
ssshe iass three yeass they have beaR etlieasof-
sing TO sisss.oy the ssae, ard 10 oyefshfoa tho
other. Is pcrtessI bElassc ,a Il uaapp
isagaldeace,, and whcn be asisaes 10 il she So
sastion sbas the aestsnies oE This country have
been sahnissa s the Repabsiesa Senators. vic
coaId mol bas sh:ak from the cs perisace Of tie
& tass three wears that Is was 10 scss- unsafe
hands. l'aess 7lessss lllzd tgo sdeas ia his hcad
-osae o bis bcsssss1g l,fsesss gsd the other Of
slse gsiow NJ asiEsata. AZ. sAssge has oae---
that siasess ID Il sssast horrible ssii--~ana sie.
osEer, ssas war i ,sss Of God hcasea-sc !.
ageae;es 10 oseTshssw 81; and - be sssassles {.
/ most praAne way ssLoss .tspa tsying To
aressioa os Iree goscsatgsesss saeiose Abe Woslds
and asssrss sis belief ssas He iiss entrusted The
siesssnics oi The eosasrs 10 the hanas u The
ssepasa'ssa yep ss's Z sass.
& a.s = 80 s.p e aesss'asssses "a !. s
$500 sssas,s g
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60 80. 49, g sas s.a.ss 49, ~ ~.
$ !. ssss -.
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= aa'ss 3.
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Gnissi ssases v's. asss.sIer s's s'sEsssssts
shss sse Esssac sse ~ tsaasss as DO 10 osscgssf
The plss. reseasls Developed sa Ar. l.anssasas
I ssaeassge. ns tho sses seast sch6sae 81 recon.
ssrssssion. as Hses. Feasible plan u v!rsse
the saTescs aas So 100, 70 srsssass
hsa posoF
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IssSasT vaoa M,sstsasyra RssEa.--We pre-
dissad seane sssne since that EFig. tsen. Iess
wouls soos, gise favorable sccoans III The ss.
l,esiill,sas be was tiee epgsgsd in, Nc have
sras lesfass ala efEssssl report as his operations
on tAa Misss*np; river has been teoeiyed ss
Isrs. IArksasss sSradqaassnss
Near tssaoaysiie, Nashingssa eonnss. M;ss-
ie planted lss hastssjes ea ,ie bank ps the
river. and soon hasi Il chance 10 sry their cs.
iieieacy. Thn splendid steamer TicIss came
putting pfoaily aleng. horne an the hEesd bo.
sora al tho Father of Wases4. when ,hs ha,se-
ries wese opcae,i npoa her aad She was seni
10 tho hofsoan- another evidence ol tlc lEnpps.
sib'li,y of aasigs ing tha mississippi cxeap! s,s
tasllnai agreement, and cassiag uso risiicnle
the baa>liaI order Of General Bsnks, si.a, the
sano ~aS nov, "pcn for nssEsa,toh and trade.
ssea after shu sinking os tI'e Della, a auu.
bsas made iss appearance and engaged the i,st-
tesies. After spirited sighs Of s>rae half ioaS,
.she wat 20 badly er'ppipi 'hss she aoassd
down tho riser 10 q hcipsess coalition
+ Gea. Ross will la placed in very rcsponsi,
s.IS pass,iou, and his friends and commanding
officers confidently expect be will win golden
opinions, and intiict gfeat damage on the eng
my Caatsn CItssfn.
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AUCTIONS

r WILL. ssat, 60 Moaasy FcSsuaFy ss, al sse stote
1 os y. NJ Gsyss, 4 FINE LOT OF FRENCH CHI
SA LEATHER. upPss and SOLE.
gSs- Salc Tsssilsto-~ Essuas cash
j, K. wiTaERSpo0S,
ianpssy - AarSsoaeeF.
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South Carolina na---Kershaw district.
nr = Rrrs.NAtn tshrtsg cHnixaKY

AT A. T. Rgp0SAtH IshrtSE ORDINARY.
YxrurgEAs MRS " A LYLgS APPLIED
w 10 ras tos Letters ot Administrator aIl and
s,usaaas slss grsa end catiles rights aud credits
Jaaes V LyIts lase Of the District aforesaid, de-
ceased
Thsse ars s1scresore 10 ere and sdnaonish al and
sinsgtss ,to ksssrsd and creditors OF ;ia said scess
ea to ~ aud sppeaf essore al oar next Graaafgs
loyfs tyT the ssF nssstsrs sS be holden ct kefsaaw
s,tisf Hoass 90 ihe sSytreeih day E February ncxs
10 show caa&el arg. why ibs sasa administration
zaoala nos he erauied.
li3yea an4er say Haad aaa Seal, this, 2stbf9eay
Of January in tlss gear OF oar Lord one sstoosa'a
eight hundred and alstg -fST aas IN the eighty gh
year u the Independence aud Sovereignty ot the
State II SCstg: csroligla
January zs 2 \. L@AcpoNALp, q. h d. 4
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EaEAnQUARTEEss,

coLrsFaA. s. G., January ~. 1854
spgcfaL ORDER 80. ls-
T HEREAFTER spplsesstoes soy details sssaae
4 We 10 Ehssa Hs#agaasSess wtil sas % crasa!sFe3
se!css sesa@san5ea ais ssaescsspsSse lists OF tse
txrsas sas ssota stss sfpskattaa il tnsac.
sakg spgars se Those Hss54ssftsfs ea as hciosr the
lss aayof February nezt cs sll aea asaiea yssheaa
sisSsa sssssessat $50.
By casnnsaaa Il slsf aAbesayYr, Ae, epa Con
ISAAC HAYSg
sstaasv ss EJss.s. assd Adj.
aa ssress ID ssss ssass' '~ii! please sopy Goce.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

Davenport are commanding good Southern
prices just now. Being at Davenport on
anursoey. we saw five dusky substitutes
sworn into service. Two received sam
each, and one $3.50. One of the former 70.
served 70 and placed the balance $3.50, in
the hands OF Commissioner Washburne for
deposit. We learned from him that he hsd
formerly belonged to = Mr.. Wilson Of Mar.
snail county, Tennessee, who il now a rob.
q, ana that Wilson paid $500 for him. The
loAow seemed to think there was some dif.
o eerence between . white man pocketinc
ov collars Tor his life services and hir.
1nnk MS own person out for one wear with
1SOO cash in hand. There il some advan.
tage IN man belonging to himself. and
we are glad TO notice that some inyeterate
negro matters are beginning TO realize tho
lact. isn't there revolution taking nlace
wnen uemocratw pay negro az much
as he will a white manifold. ~
We are told that extensive neat hogs have
been discovered in the township or i mo-, :
in this county W.nneshsek Republic.
SAD AFFA1R.-Every year wa ara oa,,.a
upon to chronicle accidents connected ,.;s,,
threshlng machines-many Of these a-o
attributed TO the carelessness of norsons
and some to improper arrangement or cr-,
ering of the machinery. The LAVISH
Journal informs us that recently a vow :,
man named Chas. Connely was killed in 3
threshing machine near Rossville. in fha,
county. His clothing caught in tumh.
ing ROD, and be was drawn down and a.
horribly nangled that he lived but a few
hours after he was rescued. Now, if tina,
treacherous tunbling rod had been boxed
"a slight expense-this accident would
not have happened. We hope owners Of
machines will no time in boxing the
knuckle joints, at least, Of their tunblina
rods.-McGregor Nevs, 4th.
: The meeting at Keosauqua was "bie
thing" The good, loyal, Uniou-loving PEG.
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FAR MOBILE FRATUM.-That sleek
smooth, oily. Shiny ohm NJ.
otockdale-is now making peace sneak
speeches in northwestern Iowa. In his
o"n view or the case, he is wonderfully
ne wires In and wires ont.
nnu !eavt 3 the nearer still in doubt
Wnether the snake that made the track
was going South or coming back
o.L bu! Johns brother is at work on the
other end Of the slope. He had tho mani;.
ness to go into the Rebel army al once
a.. anu ~ probably there still. OF the two
d no Ieoei IN arms is entitled to the highest
uesfee VI respect.-State Register,
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pie Of Old Van Buren, turned out in their
strength and were enthusiastic for Lincoln,
johnson and Wilson. Van Buren, county
is sound all will make good report for
herself in Novem r.-Gate City, 10Th.
On Thursday son of VIM. Hauk, OF
Wright township, had his arm fearfully
torn by being caught in cane mill.-Ibid.
The Gate City says the Republican meet
ing at the Junction, Lee county, on Satur-
day, was enthusiastic, and q large crowd
was in attendance. The same accounts
come TO as from all parts Of the State.
We are very sorry to learn that the wife
Of our respected friend, j. l.. Crook, met
with a very serious accident this week.
The sleeve of her press having caught in a
cane-mill, her arm was drawn into it and
very badly injured Corydon Monitor.
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Gen. Dix puts it in few words and well,

Gen. DIX puts II ID lew wofUS and welI
thus:
1t has been my conviction from the FIRST
that there could be no peace until the rebe
armies were dispersed and the leaders O.
the rebellion ex pelled from the country
loud cheers.l l believe that the cessa-
ton Of hostilities would lead to a recogni-
ton Of the Confederacy; andI need not tell
you that / never could assent to an armis-
fice Of which the Chicago Platform is the
basis. Renewed cheering and applause
have faith only in steady, unceasing,
prosecution Of the war. t0reat
kpplause.]
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A stone cutter in Nstcnez, Miss, recently
found military officer with his wife in
her apartment, fired at him with pistol,
put missing bis mark, was himself shot
dead by the officer.
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r. abroad.

r. a ilr o a Il.
SHORTEST, QUICKEST AND BEST ROUTE
TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND 4
TO ALL POINTS in ILLINOIS.
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAn
viii leave and arrive as follows
LEAVE OTTUMWA: ARRIVE AT CHfCAoo:
is Se oeiocsk < X rs oei"ek, x1
Connecting at Gale.burg with the NORTHEM
CROSS RAILROAD for Qu:ncy; at Mendofa
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD =
Galena, Dunleith, for St. Louis and Cairo; ct Bur-
lingtOn with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern ard Western Iowa
by taking the b. d NJ. X. X. r., reach Chicasn
twelve hours ahead Of any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS ROUTE
To shippers Of Live stock.
Stock Trains will run regu airy, leaving daifv
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all ia
rights OF Passenger Trains, thus insuring a..
patch and consequently avoiding all those ve1-
atious delays that are constantly occurring On
other routes.
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on beth
sides OF the Mississippi, close 10y the Ferry; and
Droyers will hnd there anything they could vish
for the accommodation of their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago and Nev
York: Fl. THIELSEN, Superintendent
r. F. HOSFORD,
Gen. Western Agent. c. B. 4 @. RR
ocf7.wff
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

LANDS FOR SALE AT

SCHOOL LANDS FOR SALE AT
~ AUCTION.-The undersigned will sell on
the premises, on the LIST day Of November, 1864
the South half of Section No. four, in Township
NOseventy- two, North Of Range No. four West
in forty and eighty acre tracts to the highest
bidder, said lands belonging to the School
Fund Of Des MOines County Iowa,
TERMsO SALE: One third cash and balance
ir Ave years with eight per cent interest, the
interest to be paid the LIST day Of January OF
each year, or the purchaser can pay all cash il
he prefers it.
This land Is situated in Washington Town.
ship and is A No. One. Sale Will commence at
O'clock r. M. VIM. GARRETT,
Clerk OF the Board Of County Supervisors.
sept2O t&wts,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15
RAILROADS.
B. 1 Q R. r. LINE


Old and Only Reliable Route ~
From Burlington to Chi Detroit To,..
Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, Baltimore, New Yc,s
aLc all other Eastern and South Eastern rssss.
Passengers leaving Burlington on the a.
u. train connect ct MeDdota with the niirs4
Central Railroad North and South and ~ TNaS =
60, both tho Noon and Evening trnsna nS.I
trains connect with ali the great Faster 81 81
road routes, to-wit: n. G. r. r. via. Detrnas ~
s.R K via Toledo andP .tisbnrgh and Fl W..
take their choice6 ~
Only twenty hours nom Burlington to ro,..
thirteen hours ahead o. aLy otne, route nv,
Burlington.
baggage checked through to Detroit. Nia..-
FAILS and New York, Boston, Toledo, Dun2;,S
Buffalo, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
Tickets for this great Eastern thorouQhfay. -
sale ut Ottumwa, Fairfield. Mt. Pleasant IA
the Ticket Once corner Front and Water sfrss~
Burlington.
Hleepang Cars attached to the Night trnina
Fare - low - any otter route. II
r. r. HO6FORn
t1DI.kpt. Gen. Agent G. Il. n q II =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-15

NIFTY MILES STAGING SAVED
BURLINGTON AND MISSOURI RIVER RAIL pnAn
any other Railroad in Iotpo ~
IN CONNECTION WITH THE II
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-14

Gen. Tyler, who was reported either
killed or taken prisoner at Monocacy on
Saturday, arrived here safe this morning
after long and tiresome journey through
the country. BE eluded the enemy who
occupied every road leading from the
west to Baltimore. .
Gen. Franklin and several of his staff
made their escape from Gilmore's men on
Monday night. Gilmore, with $50 men,
encamped between Reistertown and Ran
dallstown. 4tl@ Goz
Gen. Franklin and staff were placed in
chargeo of Nick Owens OF Baltimore county
and well known in this city and during
the night the guard fell asleep, which fact
being communicated to General franklin
he with several of his officers made good
their escape. When his escape became
known, the woods for miles around were
searched, but up to clock yesterday the
fugitives had not been found 1t is said
that Gilmore was greatly incensed at Ow-
ems for permitting the prisoners to escape,
and threats wore made IN hang him.
At Reistertown and Randallstown the
enemy relieve he-passengers of all cash
and watches they could lay hands on. ;