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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10
tlOur Il Feed Store.

lNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
/ YoRMs the citIsens OF Scott and adjoining
counties, hat he will constantly keep in bis how
Store, corner o. Secon and Scott stree e. Rood
assor tment Of Gro 'erics. Flour and Fe d. which
ne viii always sell At the lowest natket prise
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
deli vsred FREQ Of charge in city limits.
oily dA~lv SA q YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

In Our Tuesdays Issue Ne published
he circular issaed from The Chase head
qsart<n q Washington, and designed
70 operate upon the Republican MEM
bsrs Of the Ohio Legislature during the
recent peedeooy Of questions pertaining
70 be President and Presidency. The
document 10 . most scathing Indictment
against NJ. Liosols, charging tally upon
hiu the rsspoos,6.lity for the mi.man-
agemsut Of the war during the past
three ysars, and an 'ncompeteocy which
promises nothing better for the future.
The Cbsseites could not have done bet
ter thsa TO have quoted tho deliberate
declaration of tho Committee on the
Conduct Of the War made one year ago
which Is 40 true now 40 il was then, in
these words:
The administration called BY the peo-
pie 10 tho head OF the Government, in
this The most critical period Of the ns-
tone history, ~as more prom tly and
fully supported than that Of any other
Governmsot Of which history has pre-
sew. d ary record. The call OF a. l'rcs :
ident tor money and men had been more
than c, mpl'ed with; no legislation
which he had deemed necessary had
been denied by Congress, and The people
had most nobIy and z. uerous'y So 2port.
Ell and sustained Whist their represeata.
tves hs prom ssd IL their name. The
same Conkres., fresh from their constit-
ne"ts. had again met, and there could b.
no dont' that, "A they had before acted,
so wonl'j they continue 10 act. II needs
but to refer to The his,,r, of the Con-
gres- just clos d, Is prompt and trorc u ID
act o., clothing the E,xecu,iue NTH the
fullest PoaOe', PtaciMy at his tiirposul aN
me res"urces If men md money ,chich
this mutton possessed. 10 prove that your
Committee ] 'dged rightly that Congress
needed no prompting ttom them 10 do
it- entire duty.
Not upon those whose duty it was to
p DIVIDE The mean, ecessary TO put down
the rebellion, bat upon those ,chose duty
" ~as t. riyhtfaiiy apply hose mea"s,
aud tie agents they pioyed for TINT
''"rpose, restet The 81 me. If any, thut
e"e hoPes IF ne nation hare mt been
realized. and is expect tions have 90
'0ny been disappointed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10


From 1DAHo.-Ths Belleville (Iils.)
Democrat notices the return of . Mr..
Morrison Of that city from visit to the
gold fields Of Idaho and Nevada, a few
days ago. He confirms the accounts of
the rich gold Developments Of those
regions, but it requires immense lal or
and capital to get the gold out. Tens
OF thousands Of adventures are fockinp
to the gold fields, many OF whom find it
difficult to make living. Mr.. NJ prison
advises no one to migrate to the Idaho
mioes unless be IS prepared to work hard
and fare badly. Tbinks that 10000
persons will return to the States the
coming summer, unable to realize their
expectations 10 the mises. In Nssads
the m'oes are better developed, ssd ne
p.siog we'll. especially in The vieisifiyji u
vifg'AiA CITY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

BOOT T. SuOE
Manufacturers, using Ma.
chimes, will find it the best
article knosn for cemeniing
the Channels, - it vorkd
without delav, il not afFecse
oy any cnange Of sompsrs-
tufe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-10

U ~ q = q .
will find it euf1icisntly sdks-
lrive tor their use, - has been
proved.
a - Adapted e. pc.
cBhIly 10 Lea. her.
and Ne claim - IN especial
merit, that It sticks Patches
and i.inings TO boots and
Shoes sufhciently strong
without stitching.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12
Oats Scarce and to &c higher Il ., 10

PC for western. 1900 ~seF $50 q
Coffee Steady. ls.ls3 %ft8a1g 11s
Rice As to nc. = sVt All EesN +. .44! 8s
Sugar-Very firm at &c.
Molasses- Steady, N. o. 81 Is to 1 20. e9s
Petroleum-Frln, crude 46Ac. aa
Pork-Opened lower but closed more
nrm And very active at $50 90 to 50 50 for
mes; 40 50 % Il 824 for now mess, casi, and
regular way, closing at Al Is cash; 136 %
% 80 30 TOR prime and al 50 for prime mess.
Beef-Firm at 7a12c for country Yness;i14
a22c for repacked mess; 19a2lc for extra
mess. as.s I'D - 8 Da& .9af9 =.
Beef Hams-More active and very Arm
st &c. - ~ w ~ 77 4
Cut Meats-Firm and active at i7a19c fol-
shoulders and l8a2lc for hams. a iii -8a I'd
Bacon Sides-0ood demand. 1852 24a sat
Buttef-Firm at 34a48c, iAt.a ~ p !
Money-Active and 6fm st Z per cont.
Sterling Exchange Dull at f09!a1O9l.
Gold-Irregular, unsettled and lower, at
zSS, declining to 248, advancing to 25ll, and
closing ut 2454. q m
Government Stocks-Shade firuer. ca
Stocks-Dull. Erie 1024;. u year cert
95s; Treas 7-3Os 1911: 1850 coup Gil; regis.
tered 9S; $40 coup 1911; 6s 81 coup 1918. g
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Bronchitis, CsugAs. Asthnsa, ~ a..
and al, disorders OF the Throat and lungs, are
relieved by using Browns Bronchial Troches."
" have been afflicted with Brorcnitis during
the past winter, aud found no reliefuntil found
your Bronchial Troches.'' CT GARDNER,
Principal Of Rutgers Female ms, N. York
almost instant relief in the distressing labor
OF breathing peculiar to Asthma" g
- Rev A EGGLnroN. New York
1T gives me great pleasure to certify to the eff
fcacy OF your Bronchial Troshes. in an affection
Of the throat and voice, induced by public sing
Ing They have suited my case exactly, reliev-
ing my Throat and clearing the voice SO that
could sing with ease. DUCHARMR.
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
when somewhat hoarse from cold or over
exertion In public speaking. have uniformly
found Browns Troches afford relief
HENRY WILKES. D D
Pastor Of Zion Church, Montreal.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines at IS cents per
box. novl-dAwlm
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=. CHICAGO, Nov. 10. :
Markets active and firrler. ~.
Flour-Brisk and unchanged. Shall SO
white winter; % 5Osg 50 spring extra,
Wheat cents higher. 81 aSal 90 No. 2
Red $9l No I spring; II 85al IS No spg,
closing at 81 86l. '.ss.
Corn-1c higher. 1872 for No 2; sos
for new corn. 1.7 ifss ~
:, os s active and unchanged, at q.
:, Rye 7y, la2c higher. s. lsa1 n for Not;
Rarley--2a3c lower. 81 5Qal So .'iiA
AWhiskey Quiet It 81 64a. ~ ~. III \.
Provisions-Ffrm. Prime mess posk
vS3a33 so mess pork $685. 5AAlr ~
Lard-No DC and scarce. 4a arr
aogs-Receipts 1000; sales at 80 50ai6 50.
selling at dis. Gold 3 47a2 IS. n
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MARRIED.

In the city Of Chioago, Nov. sth, 1854. by3 Asy.
LII. Walker, Mr.. ANDREw %. AITCHIsoE, Of
Burlington. and Miss MARY n. GAN, Of Chicago.
In this city. on Sunday evening, Now 9Th. ~
Rev. A. =. Wiley. at the residence of The brides
daughter Of ]. b. Field. -
On Wednesday. the ID inst, at the residence
OF the brides father. Garden Grove, Iowa, by the
Rev. ]. r. Bringle, Hon. RACINE D. KELLOGG to
Miss LlBBIE A. BURNS. both OF Garden Grove.
Good. The Majors star is In the ascendant,
and all sortaof good fortune seems naturally to
flow IN upoAhim. He will hare the best of eve
rything or mono at al, and that accounts for the
good taste ne has displayed in the little" mat
ter above announced. We wish him and his
bride much happiness. st " .gsa
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Al her residence in st. Louis, Mo-. MARTHA,
wife Of J. Todd and daughter OF II. Hilton.
pellO county, Iowa, on the list inst. sue was .
member OF the Protestant church, andAn ex-
amplary christian. May the Lord speak com.
fort to her dear Mothe. and otter relatives.
Of c0nsumptl0n. MARY TrFTs, only dauRhtef IL
William and Mary Ann 6alter. aged 7dfteen
years ana utne months. q " Dif VIC Is ts
October nth, 1861 Mrs. EEos Aspnrws. aged
% years. @sf ~ sssHaA1&i sg4~H
the deceased aas ooe OF the pioneers of this
settlement. Beloved In H&e and mOOrned in
death. A good christian woman gone ~ her re-
ward
DEsAARy. Iowa, Nov.1 .sS4s e57aa7 pa =.
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Tag Cabinet Organ Of Mason d Hamliu
ma, TOR 20 small an instrument, wonderful
volume and power, and 3 variety Of ex-
preston that il equalled only BY Z costly
PIPE organ, while it, purity and sweetness
OF tone Are truly charming. It u most ad-
miranly calculated to meet the wants Of
!am4aes and small churches. It can Be
traneRortsd with safety, takes up no more
ont df order, and makes a eleeant artfcle
Of furnienre Tor theparlor. we are but do
ing nvor TO our readers by calling their
attention e the Cabinet Organ.
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When the rebels attacked our garrison
ct Rsseca, Ga, their rallying cry. waa
"Hurrah for Mcclellan" There ID no
doubt of,the fact. and they seem to speak
than loyal men can.
An apprentice to N iron founder in Eng
land, who iately pleaded guilty to having
absented himself for one day from his
work, was sentenced to one months inn
prisonment, with hard labor.
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The by-mouthlv report for September
and October, which will be issued within .
week. contains much other useful matter
besides the reports Of these crops.
4 Isaac NEWTON,
: Commissioner OF Agriculture.
\ WAsHrNaroN, Nov. I, 1854. Is I'll
In this market but little business has
been done since Tuesday morning. Messrs
Sunderland, Kendall e Co, commence
Strengthening to-day, lot Of well fAtted
corn-fed hogs, TO average 80 Us gross, sold
at D 90 live weight. 81. .5ssbnl
There is very little doing IN grain. No.
Winter Wheat would sci. for $l7O and
spring from 81 45@l IS. Oats 4s@5lc- -
RyesSc. Old Corn u 90. New Corn 6ac.
Next week we will commence our regu-
lur report of the receipts Of hogs, with the
packing ut this point.
Annexed viii he found our csua, detailed re-
port of this and other markets.
SuGAR-29925c: Crushed-slastc: Powdered
30931 A do-29@39 b dO-2a@90.
I COFrE1-H@4Sc.
. M0LAssnB-By the barrel-Sugax House SIG
! 10 Golden Syrup 81 3O9l 81.
: NArr4S-Ten penny ~ IS.
HALr-&4 %. sg
RICE-l7Hc. was4a
1GExwAx-0O065c. @
FRuT-Rasins, prime, Is 50.
BRooMs-9 5O@A 50 per dozen.
ROPE-2Ssa29c.
FLoUs-sprtns. % %: Extra, 5000; Cable"
eitO0 "a. 80
..WHxAr-sprins. q Gel IS: Winter. 81 COO
RYEel O5 1.
CoRN-Old, Sc new, 650o0c. y ,fs
BEANB-4i 7J0x per OuMnel. as Hf#S
4 PoTAT0ns-el JO0el 10 per bushei. tB s#
ONIONs--e9-tn demand.
OArs-5O@5,o a.
BUTTERe35c.
E0O9-92c @A#4# s#s 4aAGss tf
S CI1ICxRNS--S2 50 rer dO1sm. H uu Hsyas
HAY-Ttmothy, tl2@H per ton. ,tlssfsfI sa
+ WOoD-$6 % per cord .4ss ss
HrDKs-0reen &c; Green Sailed part cured
~ Dry Flint. l6c ;0feen HAited 30: Dry Sailed
GREEN CAxr SKMs-l5c. 4aa4.s
WHnxY-Si H@l 60. -
LARD-9O@2Sc, . b. 9a4
4 DRIED APrLES-lotS0 y b Green 81 90 = bu.
: DRxnD PHAC.1Es-Shoice 3Bc. 9s.f Z tsa
TxMOTHY 9EkD-t2 1893 Is y buahel. 4.4n
I CLOyxn SE1D-S12 20 y luGhel-in demand,
Flax SEKD-Prime u 1892 p busheL
Corn MEAL-slS 30 = busheL '9A- 4
Z lRAgS-361Ac p b.
OoAL. OIL 9cesl 90 . gallon by the barrel. W,
! FISH-Mackerel. No !, half bblS SIS; No 2
Oh GO: No kits So 50. No 2. . o.. 7fte'
WOOIs-7OoSOc. te 4AN@4 @4a
! TYNNERs' SroCE-Tin plate G 1Oxl4 ~ 70,
Sheet iron. wequote No A@H, :. Boiled L}N13M
No. 2o@2, charcoal ll4Gl5c., 6@T JuriAta.
15]40l6L. '+ff
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4 ssT2tc9lANn, KRogcK CnurrrT, Iowa,
Il .s..'a.. - Nov. Q, 1854.
y TDrroR HAVE. +. E-I offer my service
as substitute for some drafted man that
has four thousand dollars to pay. I think
I am fully competent, as am veteran
iscldier-servedi in the eth Iowa Infantry
three years. am six feet two inches in
height, am sound as q dollar, and II any
MAJ wants substitute am ready any
day.
Residence, Richland, Keokuk county,
Iowa. III, 80.
Yours, truly, JosErH MoPHsHsoN.
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r EGAL NOTICE.-State Of Iowa.
j Des Moines County, IS. In County Court Of

November, A. D. 1854, an Instrument III writing
pnrpOrting to be the last will ana testament Of
Hansfcrd Purcell, deceased, late Of said County.
was produced, opened aad read in open court,
ID said county court and that thereu Don The first
Monday in December, A. d. 1854, was fixed ~
the day on which proof Of the genutneness OF
said Will and Testament will BE- heard, At which
time and before said court all persons Interest,"
ca will be heard. Ssr4 9s{f1 Sc. ~ =
| GtfI RE.BECCA PURCELL, Executrix
II named in said Last Will and Tesla mel mt
Ordered, That the apCve notice be pu oltsiled
for four weeks, prior to the f1est Monday 10 pc.
cember Aforesaid, In the Burlington " eea!y
Hawk-Eye q, q newspaper published Ia Inc lily
= A'9A- - ' III e. OHRT. Judge,
novIL Of the County Court Of said County.
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The Undersigned reserves the rfGht TO rete4t
any al bids II IN htS opinion they ~ ~
unreasonable. or II there b. other sufacienf
cause for not accepting them. s.yg5s IS $50 -
Ope addressed to the undersigned, And endOrseyjl
"Propcsals fOf furnishing complete RAtiofab 81
Payments Will % made In such funds -aglnav1
be furnished BY the Treasury Of the United
states and ct such times Is the Commthsary
Bidders are invited to be present aG theopea-
tngOf the bidAr asa N Tsy /. - IA 4,-1-s \ nm w
Proposals. NOT corresponding with the above
conditions win b rejected. .Eo,S'
AMMI CUTTER, II.
Captain A. q. n, 4 A. C.S.N
nov l0-dkW&WtA y aAst.4s - n. 3 -, -, n
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80 uaa ea' NEW YoRH, Nov. 10.
Cotton---Fizrn AZ 81 40 TO ~ for middling
upland. tTash sa. sAyst .sg
Elour-States and western s1oc lower at
$40 IS to 10 45 for extra state; Sill Is TO III 30
for extra r III o; 3u IS to II 90 FOX trade
brands. seh
Whisk scarcely 50 Grm st ST. 473i to
TAI, closing duli.E ,Hsses
Wheat I'll to 2clower; Chicago spring Sc Is.
Rye--Firm. s i #as s5 4tfEF
. Barley Steady and Q to 30 better at 81 rs
to I7S. f.eg6a4 81 as srsaa s7f.aAsfl M
Oorn-Mixed western slH. aa5
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MATRIMONIAL,

: LADIES AND GENTLEMEN II you wish to marry,
address the undersigned, who Will send you
without money and Withoutp rice. valuable in
iornAtion that WIN enable yCu to marry happy
and speedily Of ASe, wealth or beau.
t.. This tpformatlOn ii cot you nothing. and
you All letters strictly conhdensiai. the de.
aired tnformatton sent by return mail, and no
questions asked, Address I'LL w. a.s. -L- tfrYI
g 5Tgs SARAH B. LAMBERT,
Greenpoint. Kings Co. New York.
Cct1,-dEwIm Aa "'ssa saA@4 tAt@
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! Chicago Eleetien.

The Union men have swept everything
before them in Chicago. The Tribune says !:
The city OF Chicago is redeemed. The
Union cause Is txiunphant. The glorious
tidings Of victory. which roll up from every
part or the land ind an answering echo ia
our, city. We have polled large vote and
placed the city far beyond the reach of
copperhead fugling. We have rolled Up p
msiority for the Union Of fully !, 700 ID the
city, and the returns from the country will
yet swell that majority for the county NOM
inees on the, Union ticket They are
elected. StS3s.,s.. .'ss,r,. 49, 49, 60.
The sollowisg i. tAs'vots Tor President il
Chicago: 9se Fasdi1d .gasffssassa qiEaale
2 r;s...ny,.A - ss 5xg Gs gHG4 II LA 9aC
~ McCielI4n ...l.o e.J a.sa a..12,69l !
~ ss.i':f is5g fs, IL
g 81 g s5iseqan gigaei13satash osI.Bg7 =
ofcour.e " ensworth \, eieted. Total
yote'cast % OF. d This Is 1890 more votes
than were ever before cast in that city. -
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COI0ATE,0 HONEY oOAP.

COL0ATE,O HONEY SOAR.
ThiS celebrated Toilet S0ap, In such unixes.
al demand, = made frum the cnofcest matAri.
als, IL uaflA and emoluent s. its nature, m.
GFantly scented, and extremely heaeaeial
In it, action upon the skin. For sale by AZ
DruaBists and Fancy Goods DcalorG 3sQ5
yan0- dAW1y fEf@3 s&@f sts fa~s1g 4
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X NOW ALL MEN, THAT THE
illinois Central INSURANCE. Comnanv.

~ YJl1,s<3. n <-s.o
al, AGENTS ,hnf 40 ~ Wc,nney "a. y. a.1
after have or appoint in the state Of Iowa for
ana 81, hehaif n said ro,,nn.nv - accov. a,Y
acEnowiedua $500 ~ ri ,,r ~ SccvS1 t ~
n,esre ~ 4naI ~ orv ect,xrp. A. = neSuS
AGAIN a sid Csns, ,eanr Il AN ~ thI C,est -
the sa.i stas~ ard X - h.:aSv sS,,tst.s "a
arraoi nat ssid .orvico ~ .s S Ia
sSaii 70 taScr o.a heII - =. I. I,s ~ ~ ~
Giant IN thai hahsif ~. so,e ~ ~ snu ,.11
e. II nnenv Sccn,sir ~ - ~ 49, ~
fice ~ SAD 3torS ~ 49, nSl,e. ~ = 49, HI.I ~,
Claims orr Of rsss q error s. reason q Sc sd man. AZ
and relinoutshed. - ->.>>-
II witness Oh Z hand aud the seal or the tJomrlA-
= ny this Twonty.see0ndd day a <loa0i1er !.
p A. D. 1894. m. lE8v l-s.Ts-s,,- -.
y l-,-.'17f aecretSry.s =
= We the understand Pfcaidenf And fsrrgfsSSS,p
of the Illinois Central Inetfoflcec COmtHay. xn
the City Of Decatur, Illinois, do hereby 0irxHV
that the accOmpanyina Is q true COW az M ~
OF Incorporation under Which the Sad Tfiinois
Central insurance Company is nov fransScfimo
the business 81 Insurance.. ana furthnr ~ m
hereby certify that the said Comnanv r. ~.
sessed of capital of Of least one hundred thMn
sand dollars, secured BY lien ON real estafe-
worth at cash valuation 1t least i've times the
more than Oue.hatf Of add cash yainafion
Witness our hands and the sanl ar the
T. 8. Company, this Tweutv-secOnd t1ay al
October, a. D. 1854. -
[Sigredl LEWIS CASS. PRECEDENT.
y. n. STRONG, Secretary ,''l Y Il
etate Of Illinois st.~ vs8se
Cnrnty of Macon SIS: ueft s$#e5Rr e M
Personallv aupeared before mo YIN H. Ham-
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Markets
BURE1soron, Friday. 3

d. ~ BURkIN0ToN, Friday, r. n. &
} But little else has besn talked OF during
the past week but the Presidential election.
Throughout the whole country business Of
all kinds has been quiet. The result
Of the election has surprised but few, ~ it
has been q toregona conclusion since the
Octobar elections. In fact the Chicago Con-
vention really settled the question when
Belmont, Barlow, vallandigham Il Co.
united ia putting McC lellan 4 '.war man, 4
and PendietOn traitor, on platform a.
outrageous to the loyal sentiment Of the
people ~ Il. well could De, and poor Little
Mac had the vanity to accept, and became
the willing tool Of ~ vile q set Of traitors,
as ever went unhung. What effect the 70.
suit Of the election win have on the price
of gold is. Of course, hard to tell. Thatthe
war will be prosecuted with vigor there
can be no doubt. It certainly will be, If
the people representatives recently elect
ed carry out the will Of their constituents.
No issue was ever made before the people
moro distinctly, nor decided more posi-
lively. Il in, raising money 70 continue
the war it will become necessary to issue
more currency, gold will advance; but if
On the other hand, we should have marked
military success during the coming winters
and1t Government be able to get along
by raising money on long loans and ~
ceipts from internal revenue and the tariff,
gold will decline. Prudent operators will
make as few, engagements to be fulfilled in
the future as possible. N.
LIVE SrocK .MARKErs.-In Chicago the
election and bad weather interfered very
materially with the trade, good beef cattle
sold on Wednesday at from s. 1906 90,
common s. 0o@s5O. $780,,
: Hogswerelower, the bulk Of sales RAGGED
from - $50 1925 haf ffff5~ aa lsl
Crop Circulor from the Depart.
: ass menf Of Agriculture. A.
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4 Diseases ~ tho NeFveas, Deminal, CPi.
nary and Sexual eystems-new ana reliable
trestmeat-in Reports Of the HOWARD ASe0-
CITATION. Cant by mail In sealed letter envel.
opes, free Of charge. Address. DR.. ]. eKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard association, No South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa a aa.
E mar31 -d6Wly. So ~ f& ha A#A$ ss
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lie summary statement of the amount OF
the crops of 1864, in advance Of the publi-
cation of the bl-monthly report for Sep.
sember and October Of the department Of
Agricultural, have adopted this mode Of
communicating it as preferable to that
used heretofore. because it will reach, di-
pers. The crops tor the wears 1852. 1858.
and 1864, estimated in bushels, &c, from
the returns Of The correspondents Of this
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4 GRICULTURAL MEETING. : !

~ The Stockholders Of the Des MONIES Ooun-
~ Agricultural Society, are hereby n0lidsd that
will be held at my office in the City az Burlington
on saturday, November 9th. 1881.
o. &. WNHTMAN. Secretary E
By order Of the Board Of DifeCtOr. = Is 3sT q \ s1
nOvll-d&wtd 3. q. LEFFlER Prast. 8
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

0olossi Samuel sMedary, the well
Dsmofratics politician, and latterly
% tho Columbus Ohio Cribs, died
fanscisy Monday. y a~5,. !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-11-12

/ UNION TowNsHlP.-This township haa
gone Republican by 81 majority. lewa
/. !, AuGusrA.-The vote in Augusta stands
thus: 10 3'.ss'. ! ~
tAcCIollA0
LdnoOln.
Same on Congressman. 3 5@tis9z' sfii.
~ - KossurH, Nov. q.
Mr.. DuNHNM:-Thefs were 253 votes
cast in Yellow SPRING. township yester-
day, Of which Mr.. Garrett receieved "a,
the remaining candidates receiving 9l.-
The Cops polled 81 votes, although Keu-
chen and Jones received only Is. .vks S.
In haste 4ao4N INA VIZ. HARPER. i
y - DoDoRvrLLR, NOV. g..
!. FRIEND DUNHAM:-We have carried
franklin township for Old Abe by 10 ma
Yours truly. GEO. HUSTON.
J. OsKALnosA, Iowa, Nov. 8, r. III
EDITOR HAw.EYE: The vote Of Oska-
loosa township stands: Lincoln 10; Nc
tie Soa, making Union gain In minority
Of $50. Atthis writing no other townships
have been heard from. The weather during
the entire day has been exceedingly
unpleasant, . chilling rain falling nearly
all the time. Yours Truly. r B.
WA1ELIo, LoursA Co., Nov. 9: 10 pm!
G. DUNHAk, EeQ.:-Str. The vote Of this
township; Just counted, gives Lincoln ls5,
Mcclellan lis. Majority last year S. More
soon. Yours, JOHN HALE.
=. ,ss sYf OrrrMwA, Nov..a. :.
G. DuNHAM The Union majority in
Eddyville il l58. asa G. q. BACKCs.
Mt. PLaAsAsr. Nov, 8. 10 p. N. .
/ EDITOR HAwK-ETE:-The election passed
OF quietly, with pretty full vote, not
withstanding, the rain poured down nearly
all day. Ii Union men are in high glee. The
whole number of votes cast in this pre-
cinct is 7S0, Of which Lincoln received TO-
and Mcclellan u Union majority G3S.,
Should other precincts do as we'll as thia,
We will give over 1900 majority on the
home vote in the county. s9# s
Yours truly, EDWARDS.
The HosPrrALs..-The following il the
vote cast in the hospitals in tins city, ~
returned to rs by the election officers: a9
sae| 8 + ~ sss- r.