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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Select Female School.
ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM, RIDGE
a., -. POST OFFICE.

POST OFFICE.
FHyHE Exercises, of this Institution will be re-
Esumed on MONDAY, tho 25th January, to
continue two Sessions of Five. Months each, with,
vacation of two or three weeks in the interval.
No Scholar received for less time than:one
quarter. Rates of Tuition in accordance with
the times. All tho different. branches Of astisst
class School will be. taught. The undersigned
having again secured the services of
MISS c. J. HALL, of Gcorgiaifa as teacher, fiat
ter themselves that said School will, not DO infe-
rior to the very best in the country,
A few more young ladies can procure board n
the neighborhood on reasonabio terms If early
application is. made. For further information
consult either. .ofsthe Trustees OF Ridge p. o..
E. WATSON,
l.. NJ. ESBILL,
P. R-ASBILE,
D. WILLIS,
P. WILLIAMS,
. jan 1S- Gt@4 Trustees.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

After which time tho Books will close. all per-
so,s.srliect to these Taxes must be %punctual in
making their Retarns Mt the above. iamed.i inc
and places, or thcy will DO subject to double tax:
THEoS. DEAN, assessor
18th Collection District or ia and 9Th
Rog't,. Edscicli District.
Dee % %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Jan13
Tax Assessors Notice.

- SS r.
r WILL attend at The following plrccs 10 re-
ceivo Returns and make ,Assessmsnts oil inc
following Taxes, viz: Tl.s Tax in Kind.
The Farmer or Producer will be required to
return on oath, the full amount of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Rye, Buekwheat, Rice, Sweet pot1toes'
Irish Potatoes, Cured Hay, Cured Foaler, Su-
gar, siolasses made Of Cane, Cotton, WOOL 10
5acco, Peas, Ground Peas produced by him or
them. and vii. be allowed to reserve fifty bush
els of Wheat, or one hundred. hHShels osC Cora,
Iifty bushels. Of Sweet POTATOES, fifty bushels Of
Irish Potatoes, twenty bushels of Peas, produced
in the year 1868, and the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to one tenth Of tho balance. /.
will also assess at,the esme.time the Tax on
Mesh Cattle. This alludcs to MI Cattle except
Work Steers actrrssiiS used on the Farm OF lsc3,
and.nll Horses, Mares or Colts not actually used
in Filling tho Soil in 1853.
I will also Assess tho Tax on Incomes il re
ceite the Blanks from tho Department.. ms az
ludes to money made from all sources except Sal,
ories, Which arc T.yed under another head, ana
from,the sale of the cropof 1863.
Also, 1.-The Returns Of Neat Pork ofaI the liegSS
saaughtcrcd since the passage of the Act, (Apni
| 9th, 1862 and this aludcs to the net wcieht Oh
tho hog altor the cntrails have been taken out.
Also, tho Reports Of Quarterly Sales, eomlnen-
cling tho lst October and ending tho LIST January
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
SALT!.S SALT!

n HAY on hand at Lebeschultz's old stand n
4 LARGE SUPPLY OF SUPP RlOR
SALT for sale.
I will Barter SALT for CORN or MEAL
five pounds Of Salt for one Sushcl Of either. de-
livcrcd. n. a. uboHEN'
Nov II If Q CT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
anyThYNaYwG
sLoo ST This
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLaRsrREEYARDH

DUNAWAY from me Two years ago, two negro.
HI women, CLARESDEk and LIE. Giar.
erHierNi is q dark I%nulatto aboutfofty years OF age
Lie is a bri. ,hs mulstto;; about! wenty:one years
,old,--both of COED. size. I think they fags been
harbored in this District and the lowcr part of
Abhovilio. / will give Two Hundred Dollsrs for.
the, apprehension of the two women, aud. Two
Hundred Dollars for the detection of the thief or
.harboror. W. O.. GARDNER.
Hamburg sert2 2 Gm. sS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
10 Creditors and Distributes.

nToTtcE is hereby given, That vilI's E ,pro:$
IL nnrnd, Go settle in-thc onies yoftho. Ordinary sS
for ElgeGeid Districts on sale day in March ne1t, :,:,
1854. with the Creditors aud DisI:eu'sesot Sps $
san u. Teibors, decd: :,
=, ct as .Yx
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
Estate Notice!

A Ii persons haging demands against T. B..
IA Johnson, asca., Nro requested 70 forSards
them ,prora-,F attested, to tt6. Ordinary ofEdge-.s
field Di:irict, sc. on OF by tA9<lotn day OF.
February next, o. they will hsbarrsd:
=. AsfERRITT, Ador.
Ii an G - CT z {
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27

In returning tho amount Of Mott Pork, I shall
require tho. hog to he weighed with the feot
head, back. bone aid, all the leaf lard attach
ed that is to say, just as they arc daily oil=r,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-01-27
!. EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
DDTp4DF

Jan G
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

will be the most terrible civil war the world
has ever seen, lasting for years, Virginia
will become a charhel house; but the end
will be the triumph of the Union cause
One of their first efforts viii be to take
possession of this capital 10 give them
prestige abroad but they will never sue
coed IN taking II, the North will rise IN
maSSe TO defend it but il will becomea city
Of hospitals; the churches will be used for
the sick and wounded; and even this house
and the Minnesota block (ow the Douglas
lIospitaI) may be devoted 10 that purpose
before the end Of the war Gen, Stuart
inquired What justification is there for all
this?' Douglas replied, "rhcre is no iusti'
fcation nor any prclensc of any II they
will remain IN The Union | will 10 rs far rs
the Constitution will permit to maintain
their Just rights and do not doubt but Il
majority Of Congress will do the e0mc.--
But, said he, rising on his feet and extend.
ing his arm, "if the southern States attempt
to ,eccdc from this Union without further
cause, am in favor Of their having just so
many slaves, and just SO much slave terri.
tory, as they can hold at the point Of the
bayOnct and no more
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
Remarkable Prediction Of Douglas.

Extract Of a late Speech, On Tue House, " Mr. A.
mold, Of Illinois,
Here | will pause Il moment to state Il
most remarkable prediction made by Doug
las, in January, 1861. The statement is
furnished to me by Gen C. b. Stuart. Of
New York, a gentleman OF the highest re-
spectability. Douglas was asked by Mr.
Stuart. (who was making New Years call
on Mr.. Douglass What will be the result
Of the efforts of Jefferson Davis and his ms
SOCRATES to divide the Union?" Douglas re
piled, 1.-The cotton States are making an ef.
fort to draw in the border States to their
schemes of secession and I am too fearful
shey will succeed they do succeed. there
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
The Proclamation of Freedom.

When the final draft Of the proclamation
was presented by the President to the Cab
met, it closed with paragraph stating that
the slaves il liberated would be received in
to the armed service Of the United States.
Mr. Chase objected TO the appearance Of a
document Of such mOmontous IMPORTANCE
without one word beyond the dry phr,-os
necessary to convey it, meaning and finally
proposed that there be added 10 the Prcsi.
dent draft the following sentence:
And upon this act. sincerely believed 10
be an act Of Justice warranted by the Con.
stitut.on. invoke the considerable Indictment
of mankind and the graciou, favor Of Al.
mighty God"
Mr. Lincoln adopted the sentence rs Mr..
Chase wrote il only iptpr,ipip,, ott.r tho
word "Cou,titutiou" the word, "urop mil.
itarv necessity" and IN that form tna oro.
clamation went to the world and to history.
The President originally resolved upIr
the policy of issuing this proclamation ul
the summer Of 1852 As he Las rvrr,...i
il himself eyervthng WAS r,ipg vron,,. NJ.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

THE undersigned is now publishing
Weekly and Tri.weckly journal, bearing the
above title, ut Knoxville Est Tennessee,
TIE Wcrhly paper, made mp from the con
emf. Of rhc Tri-Nccklics propose To send
nat to distant subscribers, for ~ per nnum,
nruhAb phil IN oiraUcc The rr.wcckly
will cost 81 per onnum, The cost Of paper,
naicral, Of all kinds and or labor, has so
increased, since the Inauguration Of the Re
hclljou, that ! am not able TO furnish tho
paper for less, or to hold out any Inducements
TO Gibbs
Two years ago, my paper, then the last
I Mon sheet aud the only religions one float
ing over JEFF Dayis's ungodly domnons, was
crushed out by that God iorsaken mob tamil-
inrly known a. the Confederate 1Whorjties.
/ glory in opening my batteries from my old
Notifications, beginning with this HE'LL
and hell bound Rebellion, where the traitors
forced me to leave off my work Of faith and
labor of love"
The WHO AND VENTILATION will be In.
DEFENDANT in all things aud NEUTRAL in
nothing taking a liberal hand in all the con-
troyersics Of the day. This shall be an an
coadihopal Union journal, holding up all
participants in the atc Rcbcllion--now al
most played cut-us a choice collection of
men for Rogues' Gallery At the same
time, ! will make war upon all gamblers and
thieves, North and South--all whose trade it
is to rob the public crib, as well as private
pilfcrcrs the whisky -bloats; the DULLES in
elections opprcssors who grind the face Of
the poor; eStorioners in trade, wi no swindle
by Wholesale and retail and al! foul ,mouthed
Secession sympathIzelS and other dIsturbers
Of the peace, in the various slnk-hoes OF
society, North and South | viii not fail to
do justice to the worst class OF men who make
tracks upon Southern soI--SecCssion preach-
rrs Of all denominations
repeat, that, in the rule Of my editorial
'onduct | shah ahiurc that servility which
destroys the Independence of ihe Press and
east from me that lactious opposition which
gives to pGrty Whist is due to country. And
while the name of my paper indicates in un-
mlstakable terms, IT. politics, | shall, as &
faithful sentinel, lose sight of Wings, Dem
oorats, and lcpubHcanS and remember only
Federal I-pion ~ r;chl, worth al tbe sacr;.
fees of blood and treasure, their preservation
NAV cost cvon to the cXtermination of the
,r,so,, ,o,,o ar ,oo, .rd "a, .,,,.,,,,.;or oe
IN H., -, e a., -. 49,,
1,, ,,,
double-doaling, and plmtical cowardicc have
been governing principles with England; and
wheh our nome troubles are settled, VIII
advocate GIVING England turn lhe whole
course OF the Emperor OF the french mas
been characterized by dPl0maf'c 'nsinceriy;
and truly loNll American journal can ca
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

"What right has the North sssalcd' What Justice
has been denied2 And what claim, founded u Justice
aud right, has been withheld? Can either of you to-
day name one single, Aol ut wruus, deliberately and
purposrly done by the government ut Washington Of
which he South has right TO conf .am? Icha..cugs
the answer -lloS, A. II. srErHESs, 1851,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
STAND BY TIE OLD FLAG.

1.-THE conspiracy ID now known, Armies have been
raised war Is levied 10 accomplish b., There are only
two sides To- cqusstun, E,rry man must be for The
United states, or against II. There can be no
neutrals Ia this war--only patriots or trait
ors."--SRpHR a, puuulAS, al Chicago, April II, o.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

"If any man attempts to haul down the Ameris
can Flag, shoot him on the spOt."--JoHE a, DIX.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

rs this case compliments having filed their Till
/ which Is sworn to alleging that the defendant i
iudly indebted 10 them, and that he has left thu
State or passed. within the rebel lines SO that the or
binary process If the law cannot be served on him
and M attachment having issued and been levied
ON defendants property Il il ordered that publ
cation be made IN the Knoxville Wing for four sue
cessiyc weeks notifying the defendant 10 appear be-
fore the Chancellor ut the Court lIou'e In Muryyllc
on tho first Tuesday after the first Monday Of May
next, and plead, answer or dcmur to Hd bib or th"
same will be taken as confessed and set for hearing
cNporte,
apr9-it prs5 W. 4. WALKED, CAM,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16

a. Let Truth and Fnschood rrarple; who ever knew
MIIOS.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
MEDICAL NOTICE,
John v. Paxton. VI. D..

Graduate Of the University Of Pennsylvania, 1916,
RESPECTFULLY offer. his service, to the cit.
liens Of Knoxville and vicinity. Office two door,
south # Morrow Exchange Bank wh.re b. can
slway. be found If not professionally absent
Persons calling upon him. if absent will please
l.avo their name and plare II ry-iience
p. S-Ail Urr.ou, indebted to DR.. PAXTON
will please call and settle their accHlnt, q. d. !,
obrg 20 have money or It's equivalent p, he must
settle with those he owes You will therefore take
due notice md govern yourselves accordingly.
Hr-ri'-1u
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
WANTED.

AGENTS Throughout the West and South
west, to SELL 10y subscription,
Schmuckor's u story Of the Rebellion,
% both English .nd German, beautifully md ap-
prppriatcly cmhrlli,hcd aud Illustrated with fine
mczlutut cngwy NJ. by Sartun, and by numerous
charts and diagrams OF bttlc-holds.
Volume l-Cumplcting the history 10 the fall Of
Nich,uurg and Port Hudson now ready thus on
nj ing agents To realize the profit on two volumes
ut once, and saving tue trouble and expense Of an
extra journey over their field, WHILE ut the same
time, they Will have the satisfaction Of selling n
work Of rcnl sterling merit and not one made up of
hign SCUM. ny words without meaning and hashy
newspaper extracts loosely thrown together
Schmuckl Is work that is destined to live in the
future and be- read as u standard History of the
great RrlrI ion
c. f. VENT & CO., Publishers,
No. % West Fourth Street
uar1-U CINClNSATI ONO,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-16
Chanoery Couri-Maryvil Q.

o, r. Itm,e rs John Observation-Disclosures
mfm Blu
TN this case complainant having died his bill
j which issworn TO- alleging that defendant is Justly
indebted 10 him. and that he has ed from tho coun-
try aud an attachment having been issued against
the estate Of said defendant and levied upon the
same II ia ordered that publication Nv made for
four successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing, noti-
f,ng the said defendant 30 appear before the Chan
color nj the Court House IN Mnryyille on the Hr-t
Tuesday ailcr the frat Monday Of May next, and
plead answer or demur to suid bill or the same will
be taken ms confessed and sct for hearing oxparte
apr2-it Piss W, A, WALKER, q, X NJ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 Down Town Merchant,
Having passed several sleeple9 nights, disturb.
ed BY the asonies and cries Of = suffering child,
and becoming convinced that Nrs. Winssosgs
6boGhing Syrup Was just the articles needed, pro-
cured supply - the child. On reaching home,
and AcquAinting hiS wife with what he hid
done, che refused to have It administered 70 the
child. = she was strongly In favor Of Hom0pa.
thy. That night the child passed in suffering,
and the parents without sleep. Returning homS
the day following the Ather fohnd tie baby Still
worse; and while contemplating another slAep-
les night the mother stepped from the room to
attend to some domestic duties. and laft the IA
ther with the child. Daring her absence he ad-
ministsred . portion Of the Soothing Syrup to
tho baby, and rald nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little fellow awoks in
the morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden and wonderful
change and although at first odended at the de-
cept!on practsed upon her. hiss continued to use
the Syrup, and suffssing crying babies and rest :
less nights have disappeared. A single trial OF
the sytup never set failed to relieve the baby.
and overcome the pretudices Of the mother. IS
cents a bottle. Sold by.ail Druggists. ~.
septi-d&wlm a..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

Markeee opened steady, bnt closed weak and
Flour-S 50 lower ct I'll oo0la 70 for white win
ter; ?lO 5Oo10 q for ChicAeo spring extras.
! Wheee-l96c lower ct o O0o416 for No red:
and q s19s0 for No spring. Closing weak 8
Corn-,lc hisherat u % for No !; ana sisiNo
], oe.ss.1Q1le higher = ssess91c Tor No !. and
Rice lie higher It a ss0l 81 for No /. and slsl
q 81 for No &
1arlsy-Ftsm et q le03ls for No3.
Whiakey-nuu 1t q 1901 "a. Mosing weak.
Timothy Seed-Active g . eo1S&
Flax Seed-Ftrm at 30603 10.
prOvislOns- aA8s =
Wo0l-vory arm at 81 0k sol e.
6ay-4irm q ~ O0091 q. H29s r q II
! NOney-Easier. or .N.se
Exchsn1e etocks-Buytng at5<0szper Ct; ofSsr.
Ing, and selling at L0H PR cent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

4. q
Rrjces for the weak It iii re marirets - -
3eef CAttle-etrtt quality ct el66001o, 0rdi@
aasy n "a good slASools; common Slo0ls in1erl-
Cows and CAlves. flrst quality, ~ oo07s, ofdi.
nay !e066. common 9o69l5, inferior 490935.
Veal CelyeA drst quality, l001lc per b. o9di.
sheep and Lamb, extra e99, prime te6S 50.
ordinary t5@S. common . 15@4 50.
swine, corn fed, 1lK. 1ll<@i3 IN
The market thoueh without espAcial change
this week, nevertheless ruled In favor Of pur.
chaser4 And AL except the very best Offering
solo trine lower. This was the result Of large
receipts with most unfAvorable weather. The
receipts 1t VIII b seen exceeded 5 900 head.
Total rece1pes Of all stock ct all yards Tor last
- veal calves, 998 sheep and lambs, 4,1l9 to
butchers. Heeve6 lisa. Veal Calves IS, Sheep and
Total-Beeves $50. Cows 199. veal Calves 2 ola.
sheep and Lambs Is S98. Swine ,26l.
Total LAST week: Reeves, S. TIA Gown 100, Veal
s,88. - !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

go. NEW York. Sept 3,
u SOL s. middlfng uplands.
FIour-etate and western opened steady. bot
c!oeed heavy q 60lec lower on common Grades.
g. ma ii 4 ~ I'D 6r 1ss5 extra +
Wheet-Op6ned dull and closed 9 lower. . %
So c cSss SspE,ns z 2i2sM NJ club; g 9
Western; g Ioa = ambsr Gic6i0n. VINES -
C0ru-With0ut decided Gimme q 6llln1 ~
g I western, and one load q choios do s
33s.ss-Ast,ys. steady; ss,1essxc western.
sgls51 Steady. and in moderate demand. Gu.
Mola.ses- Quiet l5o barrels 1t q lsolD.
e, rsftr'clesum1Nominal g so1c crude; &c re-
wool-Auc1ion ssiss q dsy W .sS ven .ttend-
Cd and passed on 9 abont. the previous rates,
and the odertngs were nearly all realized. The
esd western ssSasc :aiss H e Sa% &
domestic; nuctuating. = A.
e For 81 nssyy les. dcns s.osseos
sa@s g iof prime. md tiled prime Fl ne mess. IL
ana Sc Sc ao :.n Sey cpSR
Bsei-ouief lse0 rspacked mess 2s@as extr,
mess. Prime mess beef Is but rominal; cut
meats very nrm, with : fair demand. 1911
is11 for hams inciudins bssSsd hams st %.
Lard-RAt6er drmer. At a31f2ls1c. The latter
put Bu,ssr ~ !. 4se4so for Ohio. saT
/ cheess-In good request and very nrm. 2o
Money Mo1,sy-aMess ae.ye ana am !. par cent
= 4. declininF p $ .. and closing g s ss5
$50 SsessreS siiSi :; Ssss
sc u WAYNE IN Qnicesiiv:;r i siS: NJ q l7E
ss Isl hai ;os i Psi.b ss5p l
w q; do pSd SIX; Rel l0
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

EDITOR HAwK-EYE: The resol utions
Of the Convention demanding "a cessa-
ton OF hostilities' and touching upon
shameful violations of the Constitution, !"
and the "usurpation of. extraordinary and
dangerous powers, not granted by the Con-
hard on JEFF. Davis. ~
Neglecting to explain clearly that they
did not mean him, Je6. may get mad
about it, aud demand an apology from
Again, these fellows at Chicago, in the
name OF the Democratic party" Offer
pardon s'to soldiers Of our army who now
arc or have been in the field under the dag
Of our country-in the event Of their At
tanning p0wer.v ~ gsss Y
1 It is a discouraging piece Of business to
them, tina. they are in the service of the
devil, and that this offer will do them no
good. a So
self, when he went mp into . high noun
tain once, made q very large ODER to our
Savior, and it did no good. $f*ss ae
IN some of their side shows, 1t was
ishown that their Convention is opposed to
our raising any more soldiers.
Well, why shouldn't they be opposed to
it? If jeff Davis has raised all the men In
tage of him in this way, and to 60 on rails.
ling more men here? And these Chicago
fellows sing out, ''hold on-fair play f6r
Je6.! We can make peace with him u the
| whole army Is disbGnded"
Smart fellows! The celebrated Sam
Patch could never strike bottom with these
fellows il he had lived to have been with
them.
Can any one say that We are disposed Is
take unjust advantages Of Je6 and his
rebels? s1@ri
| We have a. much pardon to give when
they lay down their arms and return 10
peace, as anybody. We are willing to
grant them MI the rights Of 0elligeranes
even. in respect TO- person, private proper
fty and private relations, in return FOX
peace. r n.
There 10 no palmer thing to the mind
not beclOuded with snmity To- our Govern
ment, than this-that We are the peace
I party Ia this war-than, that we are light
ing for peace. II 1t were notao, We would
b. willing to submit 10 any conditions
which wOnld keep up continual war, to
drtft Us helplessly Into sure obstruction.
| Notwithstanding the snsers Of the inf
dsls, Who do not believe that God had any
| thing to do in the creation OF man, We be-
lievs that peace and goodwill will yet pre-
/ vail HsA RA- ]. b. r.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

DRIED PRACHND@6OiCo lEC.
TIMOTHY SEED-o4 O004 50 = bushel.
CLOvER 6EED-S10 o. . bushel.
: FLAX aRxD-Prtme1 g lO02 50 = buAhel.
CORN MEAL-S1 80 = bushel.
RAgs-004c = D. s#@ fA
CeAL ONT l50l % = gallon by the barrel.
FNH-NnckereI, No l. half bills Oh: No 2,
- 50 No kits = 50. No 2, 3 %.
WOoL-000OC
TINNERs' SroCK-Tin plate I. Z l0xll $780,
Sheet Iron, We quote No 2002, Boiled, iS013K
No. 09N charcoal l41@ol5e: 2o0N Jun3ata.
161A0l6Z, - A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10
THE CITY.

rrR WEEKLY HAwE-Ex8.-Alth0ueh
50 do mot now advance the price, we are
.1ranelle6 TO discontinue our club rates.
Additions may be made to any Of our
slubs. but It q PET year. wecannst take
INSCRIPTIONS at lebs without loss.
rwr exnI.WB1KLY3 HAwK.EY1 will
IN b cent to subscriber at 3 per year,
fnt ~ cannot afford it At . lsss rate to
~. / tsrst Hill I'll il,
We cannot afford . paper at less than
the cost Of the white printing paper; hence
= must discontinue our club rates.
iAW.8W
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10
MARRIEn.

In this city, on the 5th inst ct the residence OF
the brides brothAe. w. =. Woodward. by Rev.
A. =. Wiley. A. n, Mr.. 0EoRGE r. HrNDs. 81
Of this city. 4
In Fairfield, Iowa, on the 9Th inst, by Hon. A.
3. Fulton, Mr. w. r. EDWARDS, Of ChAtfeld
Mtnnes0tA, and Miss MAGGIE A. HENRY, Of
Utica, Van Buren, County, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-10

Diseases q the Merveas, Dslnlnal, uri.
nary and Sexual 0ystems-new and reliable
treatment-in Reports OF tho HOWARD AS6O-
ClATION. Sent BY natl In sealed letter envel.
Opes. free Of charge. Address, Dr.. ]. SKlLLIN
6OU0HTON, Howard Association, No. South
Ninth Street, PhiladelphA, Pa