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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22
land and some portions of Pennsylvania
the Tunkers will 6nd communities of kin.
dred faith, where they will, hope, find


the Tunkers will and communities of kin.
dred faith, where they will, hope, fnd
asylum. W IaA '&sss
Later in the day yesterday, and also
throughout the early part OF this morning.
| the trains Of Gen. Sheridan's army contin-
usd to arrive and push orward to Harper's
Ferry and Martirsburg. The larger part
of the wagons was filed, in some cases
Icompactly SO, with people of all sizes, sex
es, and colOrs-a continuation Of the sad
procession of refugees from q land cursed
| by Rebellion and waste. Early in the
morning / rode our to aud beyond Stras-
burg, passing en- route, the 6tn Corps, with
its long train, together with almost inter-
| minable droves of cows, sheep and other
live stock, which had hcen driven before
the army from out the valley.
Passing over and beyond Fishers Hill.
! the scene Of Gen. Sheridan's late brilliant
victory over the rebel arMy--a place which
seems almost impregnable by nature and
! which long lines Of offortifcations and rifle
pits had greatly s.rengthened-I pushed
on for about two miles where | found the
Sixth and Nineteenth corps halted in line
Of battle across the road. Here they re-
NAMED during the afternoon, the supply
train being ordered forward 10 distribute
its burden among the tosl-worp, bat by no
means hungry troops. A jollier and more
satisfied and comfortable body of men it
mas never Deen my fortune 10 see under
arms.
Toward evening the enemy came up and
opened with their artillery upon the 9th
and 10th corps, which paid them back in
current coin. The duel continued until
after dark. Gen. Sheridan s headq uarters.
as we'll as those Of Gems. Emery and
Wright, are near the front, watching the
movements of the enemy.
The Valley Of the beautiful Shenandoah
| from near the Natural Bridge to the gallows
of John Brown is q desolation. Alas, that
the peacefo, invocation Of Whittier, for lack
| of timely repentance, should not have been
answered:
"Oh, never may these blue ridged hills,
The Northern rife hear,
Or see the light of blazing homes
| Flash on the neg-o's spear.
But let the bright-winged angel, Truth,
Her guarded passes scale,
TO show that Right is more than Might,
And Justice more than Mail"
II remained not for the lowly victim OF
long oppression, bat for u whole nation. in
the exercise Of the dread necessities Of war
to give realization to the almost prophetic
words Of the great poet of New England.
| The day, like that on which the old hero
of Harper's Ferry
"Stooped between the jeering ranks
And kissed the regro's child,''
As they led him out TO die-haS been cold,
bitter cold. The keen north-wester, frosty
as the very breath Of Winter, sweeping
down as if from the snow-clad Alleghanies,
and clouds of whirling. eddying dust,
minR,e with storms OF hail and snow, and
with the smoke Of general conf1agration 10
darken the heavens and 10 render the day
one OF the most dreary which has ever
been witnessed in the Shenandoah.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22

The Rev. Theodore Cuyler, Of Brooklyn,
preached to his congregation last Sunday
on the "way to peace" He counseled his
people against the awful consequences of
compromise with the rebels, and urged a
manly resistance to the rebel tyranny
which was threatening the Life Of the ma
ton.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-22

deprecated lands. What then We be.
long to Southern Confederacy. The cot
ton States begin an agitation for the re-
opening Of the slave trade or some Coolie
system. Our remaining negroes are to
compete, if they succeeded in their scheme,
with the new labor. AT all events we are
still, to be section. section as regards the
cotton States. which has no trade with the
other section. We are still to have sectional
quarrels. There are still to be charges and
counter-charges, aggressions and counter-
.aggressions. We have not conquered
peace. #f.t ~
We have now ten sections to plague us.
On the frontier we have to guard against
the North. On the South we have to meet
the extreme views Of the Gulf States. At
ter awhile, perhaps, Virginia would have
lost her slaves, and she, with Kentucky,
Maryland and Missouri, would be an anti-
slavery section in the Southern Republic.
II any one can lind remedy in South
ern Confederacy. we see it with different
eyes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
COM m eRciAL.
iss rslra.srp.
eve Sork Market,

eN pork Uarhet.
NEw Yosx, June ~
Cotton heavy aud declining TO Al 45al Al
midl.ng upland.
Ftonr-State and Western dull and in favo,
81 buyers. but no decided ch,nge:ss 7O6s It
extra State: 81 9n@9 ~ ezra round hoot
ohio: 50 30@iO for trade brands, market clos
ing dull aud downward, With no BUYERS at outsid.
quotstiou-
Whisky heavy aud lower: 81 61al 81 State
81 62dl 90 Western. on spot: al 10 70 arriv,
IA ten DAYS. CLOSING ifm
Wheat opened moderately active. without De
cded chahge and dull; 81 gO@2 % Milwaukee,
club
corn a shade ilrmer, 81 506l So new mixed
Western. 81 SO Western yellos
Ott- active and decidedly higher, 9iG96 iol
Western uiOat aud Ia store
Mes. hrm aud IN iair demand.
Pork les quiet bat selling higher: $3sd3s q
me =. Si0 25aiO 20 new DO closing at $40 2.
C0il 80
Beet que, and uneh,ngel sl5@lG Tor mess
i2ml2 81 pIckled mees.
Cut meats firm, but quiet
Land less active
Money active and firm 40 76fS.
Sterling 81 36@2 ~
Currency without decided change: Offering Al
20 1902 l6 closing at 81 l5@2 l6.
Government stocks du aud lower
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
CAMr 2trn R,oIssNr o V !
Lnnr DIN. ls6l


Where's. II meeting Of 2tih Regiment. Ohio
Volunteer Infantry. held Al Camp Darlington. on
the 2ih ultlmo. the following resolutions wer.
unanimously sdopiei. expressive of the sense III
the meeting. FOE the kind reception given then
by HIS Excelency. Governor Morton. Gen Car
rington. aud the citizens OF the city OF Indiana
polls, 0n the occasion OF the reception of the cal
liant 18Th Indiana Volunteer Iuf,nuy. so frsnkl,
extended 10 We such unexpected and 80 clear 4
proof oi their devotion 10 our comEon country
and treating "a a. Indiana soldiers alone nigh
exnect
Resolved. That In Hs Excellency. Governor
Morton. we recognize the honorable gentlem IN
The brilliant scholar. the patriotic officer the sol
diers friend. and that the kindness manifested Ia
extending Ia "a. the ho-pitalite. Of the beautiful
city oi lndanspoli. but assures "a. of devotion
to the Union ofien proudly manifested by the
great State Of Indiana aud their worthy Gov
efnar.
Resolved. That the remarks IN ,de on This oc
castor Nv General Darlington "a the 2Slh Regi-
men, Ohio Volunteer lulsntr, endears him 10 ~,
a. Ohio's loyal son. whose patriotic impul-,s bind
him To 0hiu soldiers. and make him Northy re-
preventative OF our beloved State la 80 goodly 4
cty
Resolved. That We we're rcjoIocd 70 meet N,
gallant 18th Indiana Regiment Ia so kind a re-
ception and feel proud a. acknowledge them A.
brother soldiers tried by Gre
Resolved, That copy Of these resolution bs
sent to He E1ccllency. Governor NJ .rton. Ca.
c'rring,on, To the daily papers Of Iudi,napoli,
and to the Cincinnati, Commercial for pubiica
ton.
q BICKIR. Lieut. Col,
A T. JENNER. A surgeon.
> Ro>ENTHAL. Lieut..
Committee 2,th q Y. l.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
ETENrS ABOUT TO TRiNSPlRE
&c. &c. Ac.. &c. &c.
from New York

NEW YORK, June "a The Commerci i
say:
The hiah prices have brought out a good deal
OF gold. which is bought in small lots at shout
2i0 by the hrukers and sold az 2l0@2l5
hut no large amounts can he sold 1t tina, ngure
A sale OF $50 ono was mlde at 2l5
Parties from ,shington say the soln law will
be modified ia favor of Inc OF CHEEKS.
The PnSt learns. upon the best official author
", tina; Grants losses in wounded from the time
of leaving she ,pidan Till re ,chiug J me-
river WAS not over tour thousand men. A
large majority or the injuries being very slight,
The permanent loss ia the army will not be o, er
twenty thousand
Headquarters CORE spoudent of the Dist To the
Philadelphia Iuqni'er SAYS;
Events OF con>ider,5 Die moment my be short
Il lns,ked for
Our lines have been extended on the LETT so AZ
TO cut the PeierShurg arid Weldon Railroad. thus
electu tlly in erru tiiug tne line oi c"mmunira.
ton het~eeu Richmond and the Gulf an ,es-
bpsrd Staies
Distant artillery firing was heard To the e o.
day, iCObaby Wilson's division vi cavalry e..
gaging tuice 81 the enemy
Our base NJ CITY Point one of the best W.
have had during the entire campaign
The Posts Washington special srys:
caucus o Unon members of The House las,
night gave evidence that the cOmmutation cIau &
OF the draft law will not be auolised this SEES
sion
dispatch from headquarters dated June D
D A NJ say:
Wilson's division of c,v,lry moved of in the
direction Of the Weldon X iIrotd
When last heard irom he had reached r YES
Station and was tie ring up the track
Tne III and 9th corps moved from their posi-.
ton on the right towards the Weldon Railroad
Lee seems 10 have Anticipated a movement
by our left INK. or else he designed TO turn our
right. ss when near the Jerusalem plank road
the 81 corps were confronted by Gen Hn's corps
and sharp engagement en~uei
A battery of the - \ Y. artillery were an
noying the rebels. who sueceesie-i in getting
around On the Il uk and ch ,rge,i u
The infantry supporting the battery were sur
pri~ed. and after faint show Of resistance. re
tired losing tour guns
Our inc ~ once reinforced
Charges were made by the rehel- who suf
fefei severely with e'eh fresh assault
There w. heavy firing in front of front OF the
9th corps about miduish'. Al times the mn-ke'rs
bruke oui into regular voe,s. aud al night oul
cannon keot friu.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under ths name OF
Bitters, put up quart bot les, compounded of he
cheapest whisky rum, costing from 20 to 80
cents per gallon, the dsgui ed by aniss corri
ander seed.
This class of Bitters has caused and III continue
cause a. long be sold, hundreds to die the
death Of the drunkard. BY their the system kept
continually under the influence Of alcoholic ;mulants OF
the kiud he desire for liquor IL created ard kept
up and the result Is all the horrors attendant upon
drunk ard's life and death.
For tho who d-siTe and will have liquor bitters
publ the following receipt Get bottle Of Hooi
lands German Biters and With three quarts OF good
andy or Whisky. and the result will be preparation
will Far excel in medical and excellence
any OF The numerous liquor buffers in The market, and
W L cost much les. ION will have all the virtues OF
Hooand'S Bitters in connection with good article OF
liquor. much less price than these inferior prepare
tons will cost you.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

81 900 REWARD The above reward viii be
given to any persun who eau furnish q pre>crit-
ton Tor coughs. colds. whOopins cough. asthma
and consumption. which "a equal 10 DR.. Strick-
lands Melfuous Cough Balsam This oal,am
will cure the above complaints. also splitting OF
blood and night swests. One ity cent bottle
j. sufficient Tor ANY one TO Try. The worst cases
Of chronic cough. asthma. whooping cough and
primer, Gases o. consumption are cured by DR.
Stfickiand's Mellifuoa. Cough Bassm IL can
be bad nj any druggisI's IL j. different from
any other cough medicine we have knOwn 10
This country. A.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

FoREIGN AND DoNesrIc ADVERTISING AGENCY
Que OF the most responsible advertising agencies
in the Est is that OF Messrs. l. p Fnnt,ine
Dordet No 63 y ,ssau street, New York W.
have had business relations with this advertising
house and would commend it 20 newspaper pub
fishers throughout the West This agency in
serts advertisements on the most favor iblt
terms in the leading French. Spanish. Por,uges,
and English Journals published in the Uniiec
States, Canada Havana. Brazil and South Amer
100
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
cincinnati Market.

CiSciSSATI, June -.
Markets remain unsettled aud hrm.
Flour dull. e0u missiOns are made strictly for
strictly .upeihue. but would not bring over 81 20
to 81 IS; and extra sold at 81 50 Ia 81 90
Wheat lower and un-ettl,d: rel 81 35Gl on
Corn unsettled: 81 lO@l l6; sale ,6JO bush
extra.
0lIs very dull at sO@9Oc in bulk aud In
bags
Rye 81 60
Whisky opened quiet aud closed very active.
26O0 brls sOli at 81 %
Provisions quie, aud prices irregular; no sales
OF importance
Gold 81 i2ml - buying. and 81 '2O selling.
Silver 81 y5@2 nuying 50 10 selling,
Exchange ve,y dull at l4c discount aud par;
the latter the selling rate.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

- Before the Msvor ye-fer lay several ladie:
were ought up To answer for violating GER
tain citv ordinance m ,de and provided exactl'
To suit their cases. Mrs. Alice Washington. Mrs
Phoebe Wilkinson, Mrs JUL, Blennerhssse't
Miss Fremont and the accomplished Miss Fill
more were Of the party. All the Indies were el
esantly attired aud demeanel themselves witt
great dignity in the presence of the conrt. having
hid previous acquaintance with His Honor
Thew we're duty mulched and paid the damage
aristocraticslly, with toss of their beauiiiu
heads
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

CoUSrERFEITs.-We caution readers To be
on their guard against an emission of spurious
fity cent notes (the new plate) which has been
put in circulation. They oe readily detected.
They are as eighth # an inch shorter Than the
genuine: the ~ord- fifty cents" which sur
mount the head of Washington, very pale
and indislnct IN the counterfeit. while the letters
are very bri~k and distinct in The genuine. The
bronze black around the hetd In the counterfet
can hardly be seen. while the genuine j. deep
color The spurious. though indstinct in all its
outline i darker than the original
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

DYsFEFsIA. Nervousness AND DEBtLTTY-DR
STKicKLANp's ToNIc-We can recommend those
suffering with loss of appetite. indigestion or dys
Pep-is. nervousness and nervous debility. 10 use
SuicSlands Tonic. IL is vegetable prepira-
ton. free from alcoholic liquors; il strengthens
che whole nervous system; II creates good ap-
petite. aud i warranted 20 cure dyspepsia and
nervous debility
For sale by druggists generally at 81 per bo;
tie PREPARED hy Dr. A Strickland. s East
Fourth street. Cincinnati. Ohio
je25-iSwIt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

~ We are more aud more pleased every tine
we hear little Auttie Sonui6eld sing Last night
she sang The Female AuctionCer'' in a most in
imitable mtnner Her voice is wOnderfulv fix
lille and sweet. and of remarkable compass.
With prorer cultivation she will rival the most
celebrated primt donna OF the tce. We under
stand she Is To have benefit shortly and
hope. il such is the case. that she M, have a
full house. a. the proceeds will enable her TO
prosecute her studies 10 a greater advantage
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

BURGLARY Some indvdu Us, with felonious
intent. entered virgins boarding house. ON OHIO
street betw cen Pennsylvania and Meridian streets.
night before last and ranstcke the p,ntaloons'
pockets of sundry of the sleeping inmates. ab
stractng the contents of a half dozen or so.
No clue to the marsuders who. from ceslain in
dicstions made their exit by way of the buck
yard Empty pocket books were found scattered
around therein
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

RACES RAoEsl-This afternoon, for 500 a
side
Nj Dezell's Lidy Green.
Mr. Buck-ot's Poncee
PAGERS to harness. best two in three. frs;
quarter race for S2D0 purse:
Mr.: Qninru-' BIZ Nell
Mr. Thomblv's Bogus Bill
Mr. Hubs Tom Setrs
Second quarter race for $50 purse:
Jas III szIeton. (hnr-e unknown
j Puifinger's Slrre Mare.
jerry Browns Buckeye Mare
Good time ahead
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
febl2d6m

cF Duprez 4 Green's New Orleans Minstrels
will appear nj Masonic HILL. for FIVE evenings
only. commencing "Wednesday evening June
~. and will give one grand matinee on Mnnda '
afternoon. Independence Day. July iih See
advertisement. 2i-9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
q BrCKER. Lieut. Col.
A T. JENNER. A surgeon.
; RosENTHAL. Lieut.
Committee 2S.h q Y |.

~ We call attention 10 the advertisement OF
A Noble. authorizei government claim gent
No ) Yohns Block. North Meridian street. Me-
Noble for several years pat acted ~ Auditing
Clerk at Claims OF Indiana soldiers ia the Office
OF the Second Auditor Of The Treasury Dep,rl-
ment NJ Washington lie j. therefore thor
oughly acquainted with everything pertaining Ia
this class of business. lie is responsible Gen
tlemen in all respects. aud Is will be noticed that
some OF the most widely known public men in
the country hear testimony to the fact. We
would respectfully commend Mr Noble to all
our friends in ned of hi services
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

az Mr. W II Riley. the distinguished TRACE
dian. will deliver the address ut the annual re
union of the ancient and honorable fraternity oi
the "Sigma Chi" Lumhd, Chapter. =, the In
diana State University on Monday evening. June
9th The annual anniversary. and the "com
mencement" exercises occur during the week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

Strawberries Il he members and friends of
the Horticultural Society will please remember
the meeting on Saturday evening at 3 Ocluck
p. NJ. Friends. be puncrual at the time The
principal matter of interest will he the examina-
ton of large collection of famous strawberries
from the Strawberry king, Rev DR. Knox. OF
Pitt-burg Fem. which he has kindly promised
TO send W II LOOMS. Srcy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

IF The Fourth of july j. nearly ut hand,
and IN TO this moment We have heard Of no
project for celebrating it2 WHY j. this? Has
tho div that naueurated our National indie
pendence lost all it, power. while this cruel
war" is going ong Or j. business and money
making taking The plce of patriotism. and love
of country Who can answer
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

az Joseph Fattig, OF the Oath / V C was
shot through the lungs in nh affray at saloon
on Indiana Avenue. mig lit refpre last. Fattig was
not ut all engaged in the aff ir. aud had merely
stopped in for his comrades who were on the way
To camp after having been on patrol duty The
difficulty was with the proprietor of the saloon.
Fattg. IL is said will die No arrests vet made
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

~ The tax levy fDr the city of New Albany
for 1854 is the same as last year. being in the
total severity cents of one hundred dollars of
valuation This tax is probably lower than thit
of snv other city ct equal population in the West.
The Finance Committee. recommended the re-
ducton of the levy TO sixty cents on the one
hundred dollars valuation: but the Council
thought it would perhaps be better to keep it the
same as last year
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

~ We were p,ned TO hear that the eldest
of Judre e Y Patterson. OF Terre II auto.
was accidently irawnsd IN the Wabash river 10.
low that city. on Yesterday He about time
wears OF age. and grandson of Judge John
Law. member Of Congress from the Evansville
district The affl cicd family have the sympathy
Of large circle of friends
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
FROM phiIadeiphia.

PHILspELPsiA. June "a A special to the
Bulleiin 49,:
The rebels made 4 rear attack on Wright aud
H,ncoek'- corp~ sud captured four guns of
Knights battery. Oar men we're ralliei and re
took the ground ard 7iM prisoners
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

sE-The beautiful and accomplished Miss
Jennie Hight makes her last appearance at the
Metropolitan tn night We have heretofore tx
pressed our estimation aud appreciation Of this
elegant. versatile and most promising ncfre It
gives Us pleasure To state that our public have.
during her two several engagements here coin
cided with M in opinion. DnuhtIess To mig t. to
zee The fsir Jennie tor the last time, the Metro
politan will be crowded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

Excursions At this time last wear excur-ioIs
were all he 90 OuevPry railroad and 10 e., ery
town excursion trains were run NJ low iares,
for recreation and pleasure. This year Ne hear
nothing of excursions Why is III Is there no
pleasure I'm il. or don't they paw
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The pegs of
this church will toe rented al the church, on
Monday. the 2Sth instant. AT 3 O'Clock T VI All
desiring comfortable seas in pleasant church
are desired TO be present p 2t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

FORTRESS MoNRoE. June % The Gamer
Guide has arrived from CITY Point With over 700
prisoners receails captured near Petersburg
There nothing but skirmishing this week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

SLiPPER Patterns "A large lot of ladies and
gents cheniel velvet. and cloth slipper patterns
beautifully embroidered for sale, wholesale OF
retail. ut A. Lntz's shoe store.
2l-lW
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25

IT, The picket fence along Washington street
in front OF the Court House is about finished
Connections will be made with il up Delaware.
and Alabama and along Market
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-25
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDICE.

Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases OF the
Kidneys and all Diseases arising from dis
ordered Liver or Stomach. such rs Constipation,
Inward Piles. Funess of Blood 20 the Head,
AcIdity OF the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn.
Disgust for Food. Fulness or Weights In the
Stomach. Sour Eruotations. Sinking or Flnt'er-
inc Ut the Pit OF the stomach Ssimmlng OF the
Head, Hurried aud Difficult Breathing. Flutter
log at the Heart. Choking or Sufecatng Sen
sations when ia lying posture. Dimness OF
Vision. Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head. Deficiency OF Pres
piraiion. Yellewness at the Skin aud Eyes Pain
IN the Side. Back, Chest. Limbs. Sudden Flushes
Of Heat. Burning In the Flesh. Constant Imag
nngs OF Evil. aud Great Depression of Spirits.
and will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER.
BILIOUS FEVER. &c. They contain