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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

''try hard" He did try again and again,
until the perspiration stood in beads ON
his face, aud at last, finding it impossible
to force the cartridge home, drew himself
up erect aud brought himself to an ''order
arms" and with u defiant look faced the
enemy. "What are you doing Z" exclaim-
ed the astonished Colonel. Faith" re-
piled the soldier desperately, ppm jist
afther waiting for y Johnny to come up
till can knock his brains out wild me
musketW Whether his desire 20 annihi-
late the cerebral organ OfsOme unfortunate
"Grayback" was gratified, the Colonel did
not remain 10 see. eguR
swept from their grasp by the leaden
storm which was poured upon them from
the rebel line as they advanced, but, un-
dannted, they still pushed forward like a
resistless torrent, using as their weapons
stones, broken guns, ard every obtainable
missile. Many who had no arms were OBJ
served to scoop up handsful Of thick mud
.nd dash il into the faces Of the men in
the works, VINO, while endeavoring TO re-
move it from their eyes, found themselves
tightly grappled and marching TO the rear.
In surTendering, many CT Inc rebel officers
stood upon the panctiliO of rank, arrogant
ly refusing io deliver their swords except
10 officers OF equal rank. In the combustion
and frenzy OF the charge but little attention
was palu lo these small matters OF military
s;iquette, and rebel Captains, Majors and
Co.oaels Were frequently hurried nncer-
mrnionsly 10 the rear by priyates, half cra-
nv with delight al their esp,s-e.
THE vIvAND1B.E.aGAtrs
The vivahdiere CT the 30 Michigan, Miss
Anne LlherldSe, was, as usual, eouspicu-
Gus for her unWearied attention to the
wounded. She participated in the charge,
captnrinc II Is said, several prisoners, and
during the tight renamed on the field eX-
posed 10 the enemy's IRE, attending 10 the
wounded. Her many acts Of devotion to
The wounded have secured for her the re-
specs ami esteem of the regiment and die
vision To which she is attached. m
a BKLLIGERENT CANINE.
A singular instance OF IA doggi,h hatred ~
"grav backs is found in the case Of the
slut Sally, belonginnlo the 10th Massachu-
setts Vols. She has participated in every
battle III which her regiment has been en-
gagged. and seems 70 take great interest in
the success OF the blue Jackets, To whom
she is invariably kind and atfectionaie-
But drawback j. her special detesta-
ton, winch she always exhibits by biting
at them whenever they are brought Within
reach of her chain. Sne accompanies the
regiment On picket, but is always sutti-
ciently discreet 10 keep within our lines,
where she vents her rage by growing and
Swapping at che enemy skirmishers. AT
the battle Of, fredericksburg her leg was
broken, and, after the wound was dress
cd by some kind hearted Surgeon, Sally
returned to the field oH three legs. and
d6ggedly refused to leave until the conclu-
sion of the battle. This time she escaped
unharmed. and is ready nj any moment to
participate in the next engagement.
4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

A soldier of the lst Pennsylvania caval-
~, in the Potomac Army, was short time
since found asleep near Warrenton, Va,
having slept twenty-four hours. He step
ped up to his captain and said: captain,
/ die tomorrow at o'clock, and the war
will end in June. You have no more for
me to do.'' As the clock struck 4 on the
el.lowing day be died without groan.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

We met young man, who bore red
face. had rowdyish air, and whose breath
indicated frequent hbations He will not
live long" said friend who was with nae
she is travelling altogether TOO fast for =
long iGuYney." 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

No man and no woman is safe who has
once formed the habit of looking to drink
for solace, or cheerfplness, or comfort
While the world goes well they will likely
be temperate; but the habit il built, the
railroad to destruction - cut ready for use,
erected, and the train il on the line waiting
only for the LOCOMOTIVES; it comes to us; it
grapples us, and away we go in moment,
down the line we have been years con-
structing, likesa flash Of lightning, to de-
structiOn.-C Charles RcGd<. E.8aa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-04

!, In the terrific charge Of the End corps ON
me reOe! works, many grotesque scenes
occurred, A few may be interesting TO
the reader. A member ofthe Irish brigade
aiter the charge, was seen making vigor-
gus efforts to force . cartridge into his ri
ne, which bad become "fouled," i. e., the
orliice had, by constant firing, become
coated - . with powder, rendering the passage
" me Dali impossible, Addressing his
ne cried, .'Shure, Colonel, / cant load my
sae' Try rgasn," replied tire G. ,onel,
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
FRANK LESLIES.
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS.

Attractive Feature. The $1,000 Prize Novel
The Gulf Between Them. By Mrs. Anne s.
STEPHENS. AdthOress Of -EsShi0n and Famine
the Rejected Wife, &c, sc.
In addition % its attractions: a. the FIRST and
most authentic illustrated Paper in Ameries, sur
passing all others in the variety, accuracy. and In
terest Of the numerous illustrations which il ofers.
Frand Leslie's illustrated NeESpspsr viii begin in
No. AS. dated January 50, 1854. the thrilling and
absorbing novel, The Gulf Between tEem," wit
ten by the great nOEelisf, Mrs. Stephens, whose
Fashion and Famine" hsd = larger circulation
than any other purely literary novel Of our day.
snd was regarded as 50 mastery . work Of 6etion
that it was not only republished IN England. bat
was translated into almost every language Of Eu-
rope.
The prize of $4,000, offered With unusu iber-
slity by the proprietor for the best nov drew
forth no less than two hundred works, - ny Of
them of great merit. Among these, Mrs. Stephens
novel was selected, Is evidently surprising not only
all others offered, but almost everything hitherto
published. 1t is fully equal to sFashion and
Famine" and viii be IS widely resj.
Ii viii be Of greater interest, from tie fact that
the scene Is laid in our land and cur own times:
and in deiineation Of character and absorbing
power it viii fsscinats ana charm The reader.
Subscription $3.50 per year.
Address FRANK LESLIE, z Duane St n. Y.
Copies Of the paper containing fhe commence
ment and continuation Of Ms. SteOhens' novel.
'The Gulf Between them" can be had Of Sny News
dealer in the United States or Antish Pr OTinees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
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MAGAZINE

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uiai Interests And AljGat sosk sGPo7d1 -
t1e .s.a de- pm Tduns Il Id.
tie Esoe nssss eTingss tbat The sEsrts e
ia condnss0rs have bssa sVp-erassd y 3 alsnz+
nssing pubic. ne BoaId e4l sttsnt1on . a. e1ar
astsr q the part o. he largs boy & rsadGs VIZ
are not vet apou IL ~ssbsenPticn EsE- Oar P1r-
- IN this pub.aasoa - tie dissezizato1 e
p~rsrtcal infornstisn g snbjecH o1 positive znlry
70 The peopIe, esubirsa Eits . diversity q literary
misunderstanding the ssrTlres = hsS Pens -
the various departments q ElsDcss b~sie-LsurG
and General Literature While alnlng mas -
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Trade. Commerce and Material Prod1eton q -
COantry, many sides of the Country, May sidss q
the mental World rceeive due eonS5dersfiaz-t1f
Historical, Critical, Kstheucal and lmsgi1zHge. q
9ell as The Finanolsl. StkNSticsLs Ieeh00og@
and strictly Mercantile. We employ alIke he -
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ist, with the practical exPeienes q ths b1E1@
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UNITED STATES
INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE

ENUE NOI1CE.
NOTICE il Eerehy given to all persons canrsrnea.
MAJ me list. yaluan rs and enuneTa1SGns msge and
taken under the Excise Law o. the United States with-
N me CO1nfles Of Richardson, Nemaha and Psvnee
and terr1toTT Of Sesrsska have been returned 70 ne
ans viii oe open for exsminatsOa IN ny 0nce IN the
TOWno Pals City. and County OF Ricazsdso5 fr -
SEaoe Of fifteen days from and after ne date Of rbis
Aouee- ARd n : appeals relative 70 any euoneeuso ~
excessive valuation, Will be received and determined
~ me on The I4th day Of June 1854. All appeals u
the Assessor must BE made in writing.
JOSEPH b
Assessor Esbraska TerrtogY.
nay SfAs t6A H&-Vs-9s
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
III
THE
CONTINENTAL MONTHLY

The readers Of the COSTIyESTAL sTe aware of 81
important POSITION II h7s assumed. % the IUaBeI4c=
siich IL exerts. sud 4 the brilliant susT- g Ds5Iti-
cal sud literary talent q the biZ6est oni-r which
-uyparJs 1t. No publication q the kind has. iH
This country, ~ successfully combined TIE energy
and freed. Ii 81 the daily neTsraDe. 6ith TIE hch-
CT literary t.ne Of the fE-i-e.a-> m~sntaly: and i II
very certain THAI n mAgszIue aAs gwen 6l-r
range 20 it, contributors or rr-s-TFed ltSz'f - r.E-
.Iefeiy FROM me narrow lldu'n-es Il party u "a
faction. II times ike the present. such 3 jaGTa.i
l. either 4 power in tne land Or Is l. u.JE5Eg- That
The Continental = not the latter = ztaHt<L-y
ey-d-DceJ b. What 81 ms deD=-bF ne E-IstISa 20
its counsels ID many inp-Ttznt lubIl JTeuts. al
in the character and PoWer o. Hose EnO aye IL
sisBnchest supporter
Though bot little more than syesr has eIapSeL
since the Continental was first established. il las
during that time acquired a strength and = sigui-
6eanes elevntiug 1t to = position far above that pre-
viOusly occupied a stre1Zt n and : political signif-
caGce e~levating IL to . position far above that pre-
/ viOusly occupied b. ony p1blieatieu"cf the kid "a
/ America. In proof Of which assertion We cal al
~tsntien to the following facts:
1. OF is pOiicsl articles repUblishei in pamphlet
form, q single one has bad, thus far. a circulation
Of one hundred and six thousand copies
2. From its literary department, a single serial
| novel. Among the Pines" hos, within a very few
months, sold nearly thirty-6ve thousand copies =
Two other series Of its literary articles have also
been repubiished Ia book form, while the first pSr-
/ ton Of a third is already in press.
No more conclusive facts need be alledged to
prove the the excellence Of the contributions 70 the
Continental. or their extraordinary popularity; and
is conductors are determined that 1t shall not fall
behind. Preserving all .fhs boIdness. vigor and
ability which q Thousand journals have attributed
70 IL, it will greatly enlarge its circle Of action, and
discuss, fearlessiy and frankly. every principle in
uOlTed i'd the great. questions Of the day. The first
minds Of the country embracing the men most
fsmiliar with Its d plOmscy and most distinguished
for ability, are among Its contributors; and It is
no more "hattering promise Off prospectus" to say
that this "msgOIine for the times" will employ the
the first iatellect in America, under auspices which
no publication ever enjoyed before IN this country.
While the Continental viii express decided
! opinions on the leat questions Of the day, it will
not be a mere political journal: much the larger
portion Of It's columns viii be enlivened, as hereto
fore, by tales, poetry and humor. In word, the
Continental win be found, under its new staff Of
Editors, occupying q dositiOn and presenting atuac-
tons never before found in magazine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
TOREIes SUBSCRIPTIONS
THE
SIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
THE
FOR 1854

The Publishers Of The SEMITIC ANERICAN
respectively give notice that tas Tenth FafuZs
SsE Serits sill eomnsncs o. the Erss e Jzzssry
e1- Tbs jOaTasl E2s established IN iSS- So .
n 1onbtediy tBs m<t s.deiy rireU@tei sEd iEh
lai Pabiicaian - IN kiH4 n tb- Ear3. u c11
neBelnZ the ns~ volume -h- fus.=a-rsd-55r &
ali speelsl sttsu=lea e. g cs51sA
JOURNAL OF POPULsR SCIENCE.
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ands It's way q aim - eVers E~rss8ep n Sc
country as ne earnest friend -f ice aacHAnc ST
aFtiI-n- bat IL i friend IN he euGBl-S-rosm u re
manufactures ard ne merriam slso IN the Eb-asy
and the ba@-h-sd- The publishers feel Earrs=tz
iaIEs an eQaaT am6Unt g Us-fui E1ls
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PESBE
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
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he Magazine VII be ssRt, Or sny 10
preuaiaws. r1s
ASir@ POSTPAID. CHARLES PILL
No sos Chestnut Strsst,
Al PostnlSters eo1Slfuted Ass
person Ray get up asab- LPsaG
te1slg, Is written for
NOTICE TO TEACHL
The andsrSgnsd. Board O. EEu ns
meetings 80 the purpose OfsIamlsllk ~!
eTs, on the first SATURDAY Of eaeh noa~r
p N, at the O6eo a Z. ". TbOnss-
Ere required e have = esruEsAts
PrsnO1s 4 the conms1 cement Gas
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15

tho Publisher.
J0HNF. TR0W. so Greene ST., n. Y,
Publisher for the PrOprietorS.
As an inducement 70 new subscribers, the Pub
fishers Offers the following liberal pTsmiaus.
Any person RENTING So, in advance, viii receive
tn e magazine from July, 1852, to January, 1854
thus securing the whole Of Mr.. KimbasFs and Mr..
kirke's new serials, which are alone worth the
price " the subscription. Or, if preferred, = sub
scroer can take the magazine for 1853, and q eopv
Of Among the Pines" or Of "Undsreurrents Of
Wall Street. by R.. b. Kim6aIl, bound in elosb.or
Of ~Sunshine IN Thought" By Charles Godfrey
Leland retail price, 81 IS The book 70 be sent
postage pzid.
Any person renting 4 50, viii rsesiFe the mega
nRe iron ats eommeneemenL January, 1862. To
January, 1884, thus securing NJ. KimbalPs-Wa,
Ae successful ," and Mr.. Kirks's sAmon z the Pines
and Merchants Story" and nearly 5000 octave
pages OF the hest literature in the world. Prsmian
Ubseribsrs 70 pay thar sEn postage.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
TERMS.

ClubS OF ~ Dfy or over can have address pat On
each.
For every clab Of twenty an EXTRA copy win Be
added for the gester MP C the club
For every club Of 6fty, The Semi-Wsskly, and for
every club Of one hundred, the Daily viii BE ssnL
when requested. IN lieu Of the extts copies Of Weekly
Additions to Clubs nay be made At any tine AZ
ssue rates. Papers cannot be changed from one
Club to another, but On request Of the person order
ing the Club, and On receipt o. City cents extra,
single papers viii be taken fren the Clab and scut
70 q seperate address
Address. TIE WORLD.
IS Park Row. New Y0rk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15

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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
Beware o. willow Peddlerz

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teen Cleaned up ERd TIE CurirS @1.
We get eur willow q SAzUsL sDNA
Noble Illinois, . responsive NAssefsA
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15
SALIX ALBA.
The Greatest Timber for the
PR 8.

Il makes . perfec4 Hesgs fence IN fO1r yssrsF
u One Are u Il se1 this fall. N eve years Vii
make enough WOed for one FsnitTl
Il ErOEs strEighL.E and very taIIl
II never sprouts frru ne rests but Ehen IN
doEu- vii grow aEain ran the stump. very ~rapsEIvI
II = the lest sa1S SD for fssI. ~ Any cher
puTp1sei
when kept 81 TIE ground. TIE rails viii last %
years
- II grows equally veil viii Is On upland, Were
this rich as n the bottomzf
" CuttIDEs eight inches long stuck in TIE Eround in
tie Pail. never fat 70 greEl
We sell u for g. per thousand CUTTINGS. deIiv-
ered Al Ray q cur AgencsS.
E%Par1e WlshinE % buy Sh0lld order early ofoEr
Agents, 50 thai they nay notify Is IN time.
CUTTINGS
Rund1ed and delivered Al rhs abovs ,r,-.z
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15

AEEN =.
II FISHER SraEuFIiia, > Atenr fE Nezaha
and east half o. Rirhsrdsaa Gsuafes-
OUkks 4 PEAYEB, P9Enee City, are Agents br
PaEnee and vest half q Rch4ndSon COz1ues-
REF M TINKHAM Beatrice, is Agsns for Gsgs
and Jones Counties.
J. H BUTLER Austin, Agent far Clay sd SAlins
Counties.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-09-15

HRACKERS az All KRIS, scaa, IA Ter, BOsien, Sugar.
- Wine and Rek-Eie CEn1ks-sS Cream As1 -
65nSsE Snaps.
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