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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
Reports from Richmond.
Times Special.

times LptSfaf.
Washington, Jan. ,
Gen Haprock has gone North 10 ar
range in the several States, where his
corps wu- recruited. measures to increase
the NUMBER ~ new enlistments TO So
COO, tue wi, le 10 be destined for special
service.
General burnside has authority to do
the same.
y Washington letter to The Tribune
SAYS il has been decided TO remove the
rebel capital 10 Columbia, ). G. The
writer Is Union man lately from the
South, where BE had been eierj, in the
rebel war department. He also says the
gaaboa,s ana ironclads at Richmond are.
@ilh one exec otion, ready Tor service On
the l1,h ut shev wire ordered TO make
= demonstration on Hampton Roads, but
fter preceding q fes miles belaw
Dgary's Biaf. the order Was counter
manded.
4 gas explosion occurred yesterday y
the ear factory on Eighty seventh street
Several persons were injured and the
building damaged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
Louisville. Jan. IL

James Walker. of New York, the ceie-
brated military psinter. left for Chat,a
ronca to-day 10 MAKE preliminary sketch
es for paintings at Chlcainauga aud Chat
tan0uga.
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New Y ork Jan. ID

The Post says late news by private let
ter and otherwise, from Italy, gives IN
formation of an extended agitation OF the
Venetian question.
Garibaldi has issued proclamation
from Caprano, urging the people to be
faithful to tie leaders.
The Italian army is permeated with
the idea of "a speedy war for the deliver
ance OF Venice, claiming the spring Of
1864 will be looked to a. the signal for
the beginning of the final effort to make
Italy free in fact as we'll as in name, and
the next few months may bring us the
most exciting intelligence from Venice
and Rome.
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n sw I ork, Jan. y

Judge Barber, of she Supreme Court,
has decided that the. act under which
claims were mazda against the city for
damages IN the rot is unconstitutional.
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fRy TkLEs RArH.
New York Money Market.

New YorR. Jan. ID.
Monev-Aetivs aud. in demand aud rather more
stringent al per cent
sterling Exchange Quiet at 1851 als9.
Geld-Qaiet. opening Is-,. advancing 10 l5it.
and closing firm al 1888 To 1886.
The steamer Persia or Liverpool to-day carried
SS0S ,OI0 specie.
Government Siocks--Firmer
u. s. s. 81 Coupons l05ssasi05F.
7-3o Treasury notes lOGs1loss.
u. S. eos Coupons 1917.
Usi Year CeftlG.ates 97s.
S,ocks-steadv. NY. q = 5'a, 1870, 100; Tenn.
G's 1863, Al; do 1890 81; No. o. 7ots.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
Bounty Extended.
Washington, Jan. L.:

Washington, Jan. T..
To r. B. Rudedge, Prorost Marshal
First District.
The bounty is extended to the first Of
March. JAS. +. WILSON.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
New York, Jan. IS.

New ORR, Jan. 70.
The names of Bishops Bailey, Iimon.
aud McCioskey, have been sent TO Rome
for tic succ sssion TO The Archblshopric.
The Courier Des ktas Unis says by an
imperial decree of December 2oth. cotton
is admitted into French ports if imported
direct from the country where II rs pro-
dueed, il ships carrying the French nag.
The duties heretofore levied Will nave 10
be paid on cotton imported under for
eign flag
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%TSpEsrFs.

bEATHFA-S - rs H&rhess 449asS.
HInts PRS Fiia' ts SIT. Dry s2ited ~ IS grE1by
nstf pstee Sfesa u u green sheep psiis ioess
-, sfseu aax $50 lie.
shh9ss-Ttaeahy - 81 Il 2 IS, plsx, g. 90.
fkaIHkk>-3J1s ~.
IHst.E-hAnhat IS 20 r5ge
6EEF Carl i.A-se pVAS2 IS srpss.
SHEKP--s4 10 g. 50 5 r1esc.
NOUI-~t iran Taa = zstsi g - -: EnwSshed one.
hi83 lsss
oiLS-Soal oil Is 10 1ec; retail Sc Linseed OFT
IL s@Asi G5s Lard o.. saess 81 20; Ptsh OIL. 81 ~
sskE18 A A-sbc
BAI nuGs-St 0oAs6 20 neli.
SAtfs-At oofch :. Cotton SIC.
NEW GUSSiES-2iss 10 ga
oLDtAoA--Ie Brass loo . Copper
isc q b..
SaE.-On New YorE. Philadelphia, Boston,
Cincia-st8, st. LoNis thicsgo per cent. ter
DsnE stls fumes. Gold Is cEs ias.
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Democratic National Convention.
New York. Jan. 10.

New York, Jan. 10.
At full meeting of the Democratic
National Committee last night it was
unanimously voted to hold the National
Convention in Chicago on the 4th Of July
next
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
SUGAR.

SUGAR.
50 hhds Prime N. O. Sugar;
so bbIg Clarified, CrusAed aod Puiy eFiseddo.,
Justreceived, and for sale low for Cash, BY
CONNABLE SAfTH,
s<pSQo-d 81 and So Lsvss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14

From Rev. Warren bandoifh, Psster Of the Baptist
Church, Germantown, Penn
nr. C. Il. Jack sor-iJzsr Sir: Pers suai experience
enniifs n4a 80 say tAst reEsEd the Germaa Blfters
prepared ~ yau a. ntest t%eelsehl Elea.cins in
N .svefs cold SGD general G.bt45ty bave been
reatl. Eruaa aed te Gf tie b.tters and doubt
- lstPx wax sToduce sisail1r fleets 9thers.
Yours truiy, WAHEEN KAND8LPH,
DstBaatawn, Pa.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


Organisation or the Seuats and House..
The Governors Message-Iowa Filling
Her Quota Rapidly--volunteers 1t 0es
Moinea
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Dr.. Jscks8p--besr sir. have been freq1leht re-
qr@ ted 10 conAect tane wiiA eoumehu ftioras Of
8aereEt ktaat ~ n4tatnet lt regarding The rAelce
: ost Of iay appropriate sphere have 70 I'll Cases
reclIatd bat ith e5ezr proof "a various Ihsis ices,
rud tsftlcuasy ny am{ly, tie Esef8luess oil DR.
Ge fgaan Atlefs. detart iar uace from MY
usual course, zpEess Ing fati conviction that
ern.ref Sebiity the 81 sen esrtclay for Liver
T. napieint Il j. - fe ara varable preparation Ia
some uases il nay f but usually iGo4bs pot Il will
De very ben he those 30 sarer tke above
cause. saurss very respectfully.
j. Ii. h1NSAHp,
Fs4tBfst lsafrv NJ e. tAts# Lh5i@5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14

From the Rev J. M 1sens i9rmety Pastor 81 the
sg5uu Gus N. aud Ailsstowa Pa baptIst
Churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-14
From TIC Rev Thos. wtaeer. Po-tor Of RenhOropgi
Bapf4Sf ttharSh.


NJ Isekso,t-pear SIR: feel il due 10 vour excl
l.,.. nrenafati.,p nobfatd t,ennau - tiers, 10 AID
nv tastimeny to the deserved rrpatatian It has %
nJrd have Fyr years, tiFtes been troubled with
great csef,-r In rnN heal nervous system. was
T1ylsed by friend to try bottle q sour Getman
n t;e,. d1d 80 and have experienced great ano I'M
rseetad relief: ny health has been se1 materially
a.,attea Ieonhdeuty reeomme RI he n rt4cle where
asei with eases similar TO my oWu. and haVe been
rcd Is many OF their good Elects
So pekn.rttuItx .otsts 1 WINTER,
RoxbarougA, Pa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
Cot:on-Heavy, dull and dropping. Sales at
SOC. for middling upiands.
Flour--Opeped q shade easier and closed with
a better demand. Sales ut Sc 65G6 90 for extra
state inside figures for very choice; 81 2O@7 ~
for extra Il II O: q 5000 so for trade brands.
Whsky-A shade firmer with a fair demand.
Sales at 90G9lc for state and western. Some sales
were reported at 9fS95c.
Wheat-Quiet anu Ic lower Sales at 81 $50
So for Chicago spring 81 56(6l Sd for Nil club;
81 90, IS for winter red western.
Corn-Dull 81 y for shipping mixed western
in store
Oats-A shade easier at 9laoSc. for western,
chiefly at la92c.
Petroleum-Eirm. Sales of crude at Sic; refn-
ed in bond for March, sellers option, 49lgc.; re-
fined free for March, seize.
Pork-Quiet and steady. Sales of 80 bbls new
mess, for June delivery, sellers option, at "a 90,
and 100 bbls mess for March at e22 p
Beef-Steady and in active demand Mt S6sg7 for
mess; Siel5 for prime; 81 O0tGli 50 for repacked
! mess Sl5@l6 for extra mess
! Dressed Hogs-Firm at 9xahl014 for western.
| Lard-Firrn with II fair demand at l3l4@l1c.-
| Sales OF 1850 bbls for March and April delivery,
at Hla@l4i4c
| Sterling Exchange-Duil ut STU.
Gold-Dui, opening at 81 COS, closing firm at
| 81 59IsSel 594 49,,
| government Stocks-Nery firm. Y $ Cs 81
coupons II lO,lIi IL 70 10 81 l07sal p.
| S,ocks-VcTy strong. U $ IS 81 reg. 81 Y; one
year cert 993S; Tenn Gs Of 80 -: Mo 6s 7o1@;
& 1856 Erie ll07s; do pfi l07; Hnd 1867; Har liJ',
Read 1856 NJ Ci53 NJ 95; scrip 1885,; & !
| Il6%: G 4 @ l47lGl; c d II l r.; p TT w d q 81;
& NV 5ll4; Gold closed at 81 593l.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

TRAGIC AFFAIR IN kENTUCKY.--Capt.
Crandall, Of the 18th kentucky Cavalry, is
now in confinement in Louisville, for
shooting Lieut.. NJ. a. Hogan, of the Sth
Michigan. On the 9th OF January last,
Capt. Grandall, who was stationed at
Greensburg, was ordered to report at
Knoxville. Not having seen his wife for
long time, Capt. Crandall sent word to her
~ Russellville to come and see him. She
left Russeilviile and proceeded as far as
Lebanon, where she met Lieut.. Hogan,
who pretended to be very intimate with
her husband, and offered TO escort her to
charlottesville, as he was going there, in a
buggy. Mrs. Crandall. surprising Lieut..
Hogan to be a friend Of her husband, glad
" accepted fhis company. After driving
| for some time they came to a vacant house,
where Hogan halted and drawing pistol,
forced Mrs. Crandall out of the vehicle and
| into the house, where he outraged her per.
son. He then started forward, and when
night came they stopped at country
| house. Hogan there compelling the lady to
pass herself for his wife, he occupying the
same room and bed with her. Upon reach
ing Greensburg, Mrs. Crandall related to
her husband the treatment she had receiv-
ed at the hands of Hogan. Capt. Crandall,
preferring to let the law have full sway
instead OF administering justice himself
reported the case and had an order issued
for the arrest of Hogan. On Tuesday o.
last week, while riding out from Camp
Nelson, he met Lieut.. Hogan, who was
pointed out to him by a friend. He ad
dressed Lieut.. Hogan, who, in the cooles
manner possible, not only acknowledge
all that was charged against him, but made
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

A BRIGHT ANSWER. In q lecture at
Portland, Maine, the lecturer, wishing to
explain to a little glri the manner in which
a lobster casts hi, shell when he had out
grown it, said-"What do you do when you
have outg:own your clothes? You cast
them aside, do you not r. "Oh, no. re-
piled the little one, we let out the sucks.
The lecturer confessed that she had the add
vantage Of ann there.
M. MaissonneuIe, Of the Hotel Dieu, Pa
ris, has successfully removed from pa
tient nearly the whole of his tongue, affect
ed by a cancer. by perforating that mem
Der with canterzing needles or arrows. 1t
sloughed off. lie did more; he substituted
a tongue of gutta percha, which performed
all the functions of the natural one.
The officers now stationed at West Point
have effected an organization for the pur-
pose OF erecting al that post monument,
to be called 1.-The Battle Monument up
on which shall be inscribed the names OF
all officers of the regular army, who, du-
ring the present war, shall have been kill
ed, or died of wounds received, on the field
Nearly all the General officers, now com
handing departments, have given the en-
terprise their hearty concurrence.
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A d;stincnisheti physic!an, who died some

A distinguished physician, VINO hcu some
wears since in Paris, declared:
IL believe that during the 20 years that l
have practiced my profession IN this city,
20. zoe children have been carried TO the
cemeteries. a sacrifice TO the absurd custom
Tex posin { their arms naked On tins the
editor of the Philadelphia -Med.cdt az" sur
gicdk Reporter remarks:
"Put the bulb of thermometer IN a pa
bv's mouth, the mercury rises to w de-
grees. Now carry the same TO us iit'le
hand: if the arm be bare and the evening
cool, the mercury will sink to SO degrees
| OF course all the blood that flows through
these arms must fall from 20 to 40 degrees
below the temperature Of the heart. Need
say, when these currents OF 0lood now
back into the chest, the child's vitality mus,
be more or less compromised? Ana neeo
add that we aught not to be surprised a.
it's frequent recurring affections OF the
tongue. throat or stomach? | have seer
more than one child with habltual couSf
and hoarseness, choking with mucus, en-
tirely and permanently relieved by Simply
keeping the hands ana arms warm. EVers
observing and progressive physlc,la, ma:
daily opportunities Of witnessing the same
lcure'
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on Friday the 10Th instant GRO. w. SARGENT,
formerly q member of Company q, 18th Iowa
Infantry. The funeral will be attended this
morning from the residence Of VIM. V. Utter
south HILL at 10 o'clock.
On the 18th inst, near this city, ELLxN. n
daughter Of A. r. & Amelia Hay. aged years.
The funeral will take place from the residence
of Mr.. Hay to-day, Friday, 10th inst. at O'Clock
p. m.
At Winchester, Indiana, on the 18th instant
Mrs. ELIZABETH PUTNAM, in the 10th year o
her age.
At Fairfield, Iowa. on Tuesday, Feb. 9, 1854. o
pulmonary disease, MAURTTz RUK0ABER, ma
tive of ROttenberg, Germany, aged AZ years.
months and " days.
He was an honest man, an enterprising. and
industrious citizen, and an ardent supporter o
the institutions of his adopted country. Fleeing
the oppression of the Fatherland, he imbibe<
| the spirit of our republican system, and became
| enthusiastic in its defense.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
Browns Bronchial TrOches.

"Iha,c nerer changed my mind respecting them
from the first, creeping TO think yet better OF Nnt
Which began thinking aOeN Of
Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
'7nc Iroches are stdT Of Nie 70 me,
Prof Edward North,
Pres Hamilton College, Clinton, N. Y.
"Eor Throat Troubles they are a SpecGc.u
n. p. Willis.
TOO apornbly lr,o,cr 70 need CONGREGATION.
Hon. Chas A. Phelps.
Pres. Mass. Senate.
"Coa,otn no Opium nor onythi,sg injurious
DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination for C0ughs"
Dr. G. +. Bigelow, Boston.
II recommend their use 10 Public S1OeOhcrS."
Rev. +. II. Chaplin.
sIfosi sol,1tn,y relief in Bronchitis.
Rev. S. Siegfried Morristown, Onio
sVfry beneficial Uhen suffering from Colds
Rev. S. ]. T.. Anderson. St Louis.
"A1mos. instant relief in the distressing LABOR q
breathing peculiar 70 asthma
Rev. A. g. Eggieston, New York.
i7ley hare suited my eIdcfty, retlcling ing
throat 80 that could sing ooitt ease"
T. Ducharme,
Chorister French Parish Church, Montreal.
AS there are limitations be sure to obtain the
genuine.
| sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
in the United States and most Foreign countries
at q cents per box. Ljan24-d&wlm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

THE FAIR on THE 22D.-The prospect
now is that the Fair appointed for the I'D
OF February, at Grimes Hall, will be the
greatest Fair ever held in Burlington. The
work goes bravely on. Everybody is at
work. All the ladies Of all the churches
are at work ike beavers. Contributions
are coming in from abroad. The work of
decorating the Hall has already COM
inenced. 1t ID expected that it will be the
ueatest job of the kind ever done here and
worth seeing.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
N1HE HORSE AND HIS DISEASE
no CONTRACTORS.

NJ Tie underSigned VIII r0celve Ul01 TOT
building bridge across Longs Creek, IN Benton
township. on the Burlington and T0OlsbOrOugh
road. until the 18th day of March next: Said
bridge to be built In accordance with the follow.
ing specifications, viz: Two abutments and one
TO be 20 feet long at the bottom and feet at the
top, and Z feet wide at the bottom and four ieet
at the top and Is feet high, with wings extend
ing feet to the bank the Pier u feet long ettne
bottom and "a feet at the top. IL feet wide 81 the
bottom and feet at the top. and IS feet high the
same as the two main spans Of Red Bridge,
across Flint Creek. The wood and iron work TO
be done the same as said Red Bridge: reserving
the right to the Committee on Bridges to reject
ali bids if considered by them too high.
WILLIAM GARRETT,
TfebJ-4twl Clerk Board of County Supervisors.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
MASON Il HAMLIN'S CABINET

wi ORGANS.-In bringing this new instru-
fntiIL TO the notice OF the public, consider it
important 10 point ont the distinctive qualities
and superiority over all known reed-inStru-
Ments. While III the fundamental principles OF
producing its notes it is OF course allied to the
MeiOdcon as we'll rs the Harmonium, il at the
same time, through the application Of its double
bellows, the automatic SW ell and other ingenious
devices, rises far above either OF these instru-
ments both in quality of its tone which is truly
organ like, we'll rs its capacity for expression
From the softest flute like whisper il rises into
the full, majestic tone Of the organ It Is adapt
ed, therefore, to the parlOr well as the Church,
with the additional merit, that the price OF II is
SO moderate as to fall within the means of even
the humbi e lovers of devotional music. n seiec-
ton of these really beautiful instruments can be
found at my residence, just west Of sunderland 9
Mill X. LANCE,
Sole Agens for Burlington and Southern Iowa.
q sim
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

The Ladies' Union Aid society have
made arrangements with Nessrs Hooper & Long
of the Barrett House, to board and lodge, for o
limited time, all soldiers who arrive in Burling-
ton without means.
Sick Soldiers will be taken to the u 8. Marine
Hospital On application at the Office Of DR.. II.
Ransom on jefferson Street. Idec3d&Wu
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

FIRE.-The house of Mr.. A. 6. Adams,
on Sixth street, came very near being des-
troyed by fire yesterday. The alarm oc-
Cured abou, ten O'Clock, and but for the
very active exertions of those Immediately
at hand. the building and its contents mus,
have been totally destroyed-damage abou,
800
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
NOTICE.-State of Iowa, Des Moines

TOW 3. EMIGH.
You are hereby notified that there is on hle in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of
said County. a petition Of Caroline Emigh, claim
ing of YOU a divOrce from the bonds of matrimO-
nv. heretofore solemnized between the plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground Of adultery COM
mitted by you, and thatunless you appear there
to and defend on or before noon of the second
day of the next term of said District Court to be
begun and holden in the City of Burlington. In
said County on the third Monday of April A. ID.
1864 default will be entered against you and
Judgment rendered thereon.
/ fehrw4t ID, " OVERTON, Atty for PltH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

~ The Ladies' Of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety Of College Springs, Page County, will
hold a Fair and Levee on Thursday eve
ming, Feb. 25th, at College Hall, for the
purpose of raising funds for the benefit OF
the Soldiers. Tickets for supper, 81; sin
gle tickets, 50 cents. Doors open at five
O'Clock. Per Order.
I Qwlt
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, Feb. 16.
The current prices for the week are as follows:
Beef Cattle cwt., for extra quality $l5tdl6 90;
LIST quality 70 good $l3@l4 SO; ordinary Sll 5O9
Sheep-Per mead, for extra s6Gl3; prime quail.
ity to ordinary So 5O@6 SO; common sos 80; in
feriOr 81 75el5 o..
swine, orn fed, per b S9pS5ac; still fed SS14c
Total reoeipts-Eeeves, 4,G7S Cows. 1885, Veal
Calves 367 Steep aud Lambs Y. 2Sl; iw inc, ,295
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
NOTICE.-State of Iowa, Des Moines

IN County-ss.
TO EDWARD W. STEWART.
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
of said County, petition Of Hannah Stewart
claiming of you an absolute divorce and dlsSO-
luton OF the marriage contract, on the ground oil
your wiIful desertion OF her for more than two
years, and that unless you appear thereto ana
defend on or before noon of the second day of
the next term of said District Court to be begun
and holden in the City of Burlington, in said
County, on the third Monday Of April, A. u. 1874.
default will be entered against you and judg-
ment rendered thereon. ID. y. OVERTON,
feh,.WIt Atty for Pitt.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20

SUDDEN DEATH.-Henry Rayburn, Of
Davis county, was recruited on Friday,
Feb. 18th, was taken sick in this city, on
Saturday the 18th, about noon, with Con-
gestion of the Lungs, and died on Sunday
the l4th, at 4 A. M. His remains were con-
veyed to the Cemetery and deposited, await
aug the arrival of his father.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.


This celebrated Toilet Soap. in such universal
demand is made from the choices, materials, is
mild and er,ole,u in its nature. Jrogrdntly scent
ed, and extremely beneficial in its action upon
the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers jan29-d&wly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
NARM FOR SALE.-In Danville

township, 81 miles north Of MlddletOWh,
and II from Burlington, consisting Of l65 acres
of prairie, 40 of timber and ~ Of scattering tm-
Der. suitable Tor q paSture-gOOd house and other
buildings, with living water, stone. &c, on the
place, and we'll adapted for either grain or stock,
Enquire of Ellison smith on the place, or OF the
subscriber near Burlington.
feb l2-X4W PETER SMITH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-20
Local Rounty Tor Volunteers.

The undersigned has local bounty at his dis
pOsal which will be paid to all persons enlisting
with him, before leaving Burlington for the gen.
eral rendezvous at Davenport; the recruits to be
credited TO the district furnishing the local
bounty. 1t will be remembered that the $500 90
government bounty will be paid only until the
LIST of March. 1t is important, therefore, that
such districts as are yet delinquent, proceed at
once to make arrangements for filling their
quotas. Office as heretofore in Parsons Block.
WIN. HARPER,
feblS-d swAwlw Recruiting Agent
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CITY FLOUR STORE.
~ No. q, Main street. Burlington, Iowa.
QtfpmVa Branch Orchard City 0illS.

To facilitate our Western Trade, we have Opeu-
ed a branch store near the freight depot OF the
+. & NJ. r. r. r. in Ottumwa, which will be in
charge of Mr.. j. w. Rice, who will keep on hand
at ali times full supply of all the choice brands
Of Flour manufactured at the Orchard City,
Mills, by Putnam, Olmstad Co.. or Burlington.
Having undertaken zen, to sell All the -Four they
pete with any thing in the market, and the quail
ity of the Flour can be relied on.
aArLANTIC CABLE is made from the choicest
selections Of WHITE WINTER Wheat, and for
Family use, has no rival. ORCHARD CRY Is q
good Winter Wheat Flour, and a favorite with
Bakers "HAWK-EYE STATE" Is q desirable
brand of Spring Wheat Flour, and gives good
satisfaction for Family use.
Our prices at Ottumwa, will be the same as in
Burlington, ADDING FREIGHT ONLY.
Both stores will keep on hand q full supply
Of mill feed Of all kinds.
Orders by mail should be addressed to James
w. Rice, Agent, Ottumwa, Iowa.
7. J. SMITH Co., Burlington. Iowa
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