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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

NEW YORK. April q.
C0Ls0 0o and rather more doing. Sales
lowland mtddling.
Flour-steady, and for State and Western S
IS or exs g q g fe s1t5 r. ;t.t
brands, market closing dull.
Whiskey arm 1t sl@l oe, with no sellers 1t in
spring q 7i@l Il for Nil club; Il ;Ssi s. for Win.
ter red yestern -. .-
Coma shade frmer at q 1901 81 for old
mixed western in store; 81 3SQs1 50 for new vel
Oets-Dull and droopins. Sales 1t sz@s9c for
western.
Codee-Firm. Sales Of st. Domingo at Sc.
sugar-Firmer. Sales OF Cuba at lG<@l61zc.
Molasses-Quiet.
PetrOleum-Quiet.
WoQl-Firm.
q, 5ss o1 ne:. g. "a: 90 e ssaT ss 4
do; S22@2 for old and new prime; Is 6@2e 50
for prime mess. Also 400 bbls prime mess fol
for June, buyers option, At 81; 500 b6is do 81
j. July y! sellers option at s 500 obls do for May
- R e. ~ .ra urch.no.d
Cut Meats-Less activeat 11@12c for shoulders
and l5@l6c for hams in dry and sweet pickle.
Racon-Sides nominally unchanged
and 500 bbls to arrive at l4Lc.
: Butter-Active ct &92sc for Ohio: 2s@S2c fol
Cheese Steady at ls@lsc for new.
M0ney-Steady.
Sterling Exchange-9ales at 81 l0H for gold
and 81 649l s. for currency.
00ld-Firmer, opening ct u 81, declining "a
q G, advancing to 81 oe3<, ana closing quiet at
Gcxernment stocks-Firmer and rather NOR.
doing. $40 coupons ll011@l10lE Z $40 coup Oct
and April lllL@ll2.
stocks-Better and active. c 4 Tol l46; c 4 B
g 4 Gin; G scrip l261EE N Y 9 1887; Erie lll1z
do pfd lM; Hud 12o11: Read lNL: II c l38, n
81 9 NV 54H; do pd IL d 4 P DC@, Pac n
5 16 registered los.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, April 18th, at the residence OF
Mr.. John Brown, in Morning Sun I0wnsniP. w
Regiment, Co. T., OF Iowa Veteran Volunteers,
to Miss MARY A. Brown, Of Morning sun Ip.'
Louisa Co.. Iowa.
In this city, 10th inst, by Rev. w. Salter. az.
'er Of Mr.. RoQert Stewart.
In Mt Pleasant, On the 10th inst, at the resi-
denCe of the brides father by Rev. p. p. Ingalls,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

Of our climate are sources q Pulmonary. Bron-
ehial and Asthmatio Affections. Experience
having proved that simple rsmediss often ct
speedily when taken In the RA1I.Y Stages OF The
disease, rocouruo should ct once b had %
Let the Gold, Cough, or irritation Of the Throat
b ever % slight, - BY this precaution . more
serious attack may be e0ectuAlly Waraed or
1ectual for clearing and Strengthening the voice.
Soldiers should have them, - they can be car.
ried In the pocket and taken - occasion
quires. fmar2l.dAwlm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

NV YORK, April 10.
Beef Cattle-First quality GIG 50@l7; ordinary
to good ia 5O@l6; common Us 500H inferior
ol2 50@l3
Sheep and Lambs-Extras per head el0Sl3 50;
prime quality . 50@l0 ordinary 81 5008 50: COM
mon IS 5O@7 50; inferior IS 1895 SO.
6wine-Corn fed 8A@S3Xc: still fed 9@9Nc.
Market for beef cattle substantially the same
IS last week. Limited receipts and active In
quiry.
Receipts-Beeves 1896; cows 0O3 veal calves
1872; sheep and lambs 700; swine II, ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

CHICAGO, April q.
Flour-Quiet and without material change.
Wheat-Quiet at q Is for No l, and 81 21X for
NO2
Corn-Firmer and N@lc higher. Sales at N1<
Csc for Mol.
Oats-Dull and closed quiet 1t &c for MOL.
Highwines-Unsettled opening at q O20l o.,
and advancing to 81 O60t O0<
prOviSions-Iittle doing.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE.

a boy baby Was recently born at St.
John, n. B., with the power ofspeech. He
made few Oracular remarks and died.
Museatia,e Journal.
He said John Browns soul was march
ing On.-Ke0kMk Constitution.
Not so. He said Copperheads were not
traitors. The lie stuck in his throat and
killed him,-MMscutiae Journal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

Life is constant struggle for riches,
which we must soon leave behind. They
seem given to us as o nurse gives play
thing to child-to amuse it until it falls
asleep.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
EARMERS OF DIES MONIES CO.,
I IOWA,

kOOA TO YOU8 ANTE8EOTe
NJ. c. McAHrHyR's Fine Blooded 6talliens,
MAJOR TAxERLANE, Of Kentucky, and
stand to improve the breed Of HofDes during the
season, ct the following places, vt1:
On Mondays ct the stable Of James Poland.
on Sand Ridge.
Tuesday's 6 the stable Of John Morgan, In
Green Bay Township.
Wednesday and ThufsdAy, ct the stable Of
John Mont. In Augusta
Friday and Saturday, q the stable Of Moses
Perkins, In the City Of Burlington. known -
the Burlington House Stable.
Farmers, this II . rare chance to improve
your stock. PRICES A0DERATE. Sec lArgD poo-
tofS. R, FRANKLIN. KCeper.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such unizer.
al demand, II made from the choaeess materi-
all, u Mid and e0olllent In its nature, ira.
grantly scented, and extremely heDe1eial
In it, action upon the akin. For sale BY all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
ian2Q-dAvlv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

H. Hon. Jacob Butler, Speaker Of the
late House Of Representatives, was in the
dty yesterday, en- route up west. He re-
t,irns In . few days. Ia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

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kooo. Leaving out llosossine, and adding M
0Oo that creased the BuriinGton Ferry on NpoA
-. ..4,.,.,..-w.e ->.& r,-..s .,.-> 49,
Keokak u 5000. it Win sivs total sor tho d
Moines Valley OF ovsr aooooe- lsavingin the rear
80 u,n,,. w.. vs,ls- \. r,a,.r. IN ~. M
ami and sciota in Ohio. We regard this - wor-
thy OF note when taken into confederation with
dian. held tae title to the whole stass Of Iowa.
The money market has been little disturbed
..s.....-- - .r. - .r.-~~-,s :.
- oesekm4n1saOn - 80 ~ - - PooPio -
have 0reenbaclL1, or their equivalent for WhAt
&h>v heve n AN and KAatarn monav IN heinz
~. u.v :. s.. ss.4,ss Tn.. !. I. !. .hcn,s
Oo0t nouns " t00 cexsAo~e. AnO - - ~ snOuA0
be-: but ct the Same time there u no occasion TO
aacrinca IN Eastarn unonav A ne think TIA
ssS1o. :. ~, n - n.. ....' - s.-r.N N ~
most OF IL VIII % Veoeemeo. Oux UeoAe0 et0
nov buying It at n 3 cent. discount. SO let the
eood vork 10 On. and In very little while IL
St,, -, =. o,t ,1th. ccnrtrv
WI - - ous = tue 0u =, !.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

a-We saw queer specimen of the
.se.ss homo near midnight, lying on the
pavement on the corner of Main aud JEFF
larson streets. He seemed oblivious to all
things earthly. t@ss8
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
DIED

At his residence near this city, YESTERDAY 2oth
inst after long and painful illness. Mr.. X. =.
ADAMs, In the 58th year Of his age
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
HAIR DYE HAIR DYM
DATcHII01S CELEBRATED HAN DYE
d tho best in the World

me only Harmless. True and Reliable Dye kmoss
This splendid Hair Dye IL Perfect-changes
Red. Rusty or Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy
Black or Material BrosOn. without Injuring the
Hair Or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Son
and Beautiful; impaxts fresh vitality. frequently
restoring it, pristine color. and recanes the i'll
edects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine II signed
WILLIAMA. BACHELOR, al others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
OruggSts, &c, FACTORY-8l BARCLAY st. II. Y.
Betchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. rjune26-dAWly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

1."One Of the Committee" in his COM
municatiou yesterday, inadvertently, no
doubt, does injustice to two Of our citizens,
who gave dinner, Eat the expense Of the
Ladies'" to the soldiers Of the 4th Iowa.
These gentlemen gave the entertainment,
expecting to pay the expense, and did pay
for the music and the wine. The Ladies'
Of the Aid Society volunteered to pay for
the dinner. II zone Of the Committee and
citizens generally, had done half as much
there would have been no occasion to 70
proach any body.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

mrThe Cops at Keokuk last week, had
the following question up for discussion
before their Literary Society. It's Josh
Billings's LAST 49,
(Which is mostly the but-end of a
ramp
Clagett spoke long and feelingly on both
sides Of the question (which is owing to his
tergiversations,) and closed with that fol-
lowing beautiful sentiment from Shaks-
peare, or "any other manu-
The Constitution a. it is, the Union a.
We can't just see the relevancy in the
above quotation, but doubtless it has refer
ence to some part Of the animal in debate.
Tours trump!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

The Ladies' Unhon Ala 0ocieey have
made arrangements with Nj. Of the Sunderland
House, to board and lodge. for limited time
al soldiers who arrive In Burlington without
meanA
Sick Soldiers win be taken to the q. 8, Marine
Hospital, on application ct the ONCE Of DR. H. B
Ransom, on Je0ee@o0 Street. (may4-d&W
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

A~A friend invited US at the seasonable
hour Of IL o'clock p. M. to attend the Dutch
theatre. We attended. OF course we I'M
derstOod all that was said. We heard some
one ON the stage say-"Mein Colt, nix
cum-rous, uph!' and then the laugh came
in. The theatre was we'll attended, and
our German friends seemed to enjoy the
thing. But it was all "Outch to u.s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

This deficiency u equal to sliohtly over % Per
cent
In addition othe decrease In number asshown
above. there il . general falling on In the aver
age weight and the yield OF lard. These given BY
States compare as follows:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
DAvENPORT, IOWA, APRIL IS,

Bosrd fcr the sSamination Of applicants 1or
Commissions In Regiments Of C60rod troops,
convened ct Davenport, Iowa, BY Special Order
No lis. War Department, Adjutant Generate
All applicants must exhibit to the Board On.
thority from the Adjutant General Of the Army
at Warrington, TO appear before IT such an.
mendatlons Of good moral character and stand.
ing IN the community II which the applicant
resided, or, II in the military service, on tes0-
monials from his commandlng omceTs.
THO6. DUNCAN, MAJ. Sd U. g. Cav.
apr2 d6W2w President Of H0afd.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23
THE CITY.
Ne. The District Court is now in session
in this City, Judge Springer presiding.

ns- Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
we're pleasant days. Yesterday, however,
it rained, by way of variety. The moon
fulled yesterday; and that's what's the mat
Aor With the weather.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

The Keosauqua troupe sang at Keokuk
Tuesday evening. A Ksokuk paper says
their singing ''exceeded the highest hopes Of
their friends, and was received with the
most heartfelt qualification by the entire
audience. Their songs we're mainly patri-
otto and spirited, with . SUFFICIENT number
Of the sentimental and the humorous to
give ample and pleasing variety, and 70 in
dictate the admirable taste exercised In the
selection, ~ well - to furnish full scope to
their powers Of execution" Can't they
give Burlington . visit?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

"a young contemporary up the river,
in speaking Of ''distinguished gentle
MAN. in Congress, says I'VE predicted for
him . brilliant career" Wonder II he n
Aahing for ''posish!" II %, he can have
the one rendered as, Cocal,) which will en-
able him to be at home ct least twelve
months during each year! It's big thing!
Apply soon!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

- On Tuesday, man was arrested at
Knoxville, Marion county, Iowa, who
answered TO the description of O'Hara,
sheriff Of Coles county, Illinois, who was
the leader Of the late Copperhead riot. We
hope there 10 no mistake about this matter.
The sooner earth 10 rid Of this villain and
scoundrel, the better it will b for hu-
1manity.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

- Keokuk - to be re-lighted with gas
in few days. We are not much troubled
here with dark nights. We have new
moon every twenty-eight days. and four
teen moonlight nights during each month.
We are favored people, we are.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

~ We (local) acknowledge the receipt,
by mail, of = mangni6cent, exquisite, de-
iightful, and " true to life" photograph Of
theeditor Of theCsss County Gazette. Broth
er Holiday, We will send you ours, as soon
- the meresheen twill stand it. Your
ssposish" however, we can't touch.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-04-23

. name O00l0O I0ouA t08t Will t0Eulou Tue
lustre of their many heroic deeds, we'll
earned on the bloody-fisld Of strife.
The citizens Of Benton county gave re-
csption dinner to the returned veterans Of
that county last week Wednesday, ct the
fremont House, in vinton. But during
the day, tho Eagle says, . deplorable acci-
dent occurred through the premature dis
charge Of . cannon, that was being fired
for the occasion, by which it IL thought
that one Of tho victims, Alexander Shields,
will lose his eyes and probably his life.-
The other victim, Samuel Bysong, one Of
the returned veterans, was seriously dam
aged in the face and head, but not so dan
gerously a. the other.
CHfERrN0.-The sonorous gurgles OF
frogs were heard last evening, for the first
time this season, issuing from several
neighboring ponds. There's music in the
cultural sound, but not to the ear.-.DGvcn-
port Gazette.
Haven't any s'them kind" Of ponds here,
nor Sounds" It's healthy in this locali-
|ty. Now-and-then we hear 'guttural
sound from dying Cop, but there is
'music'' in that to our ear. Poor Cops,
they are getting very lean, lank and hum
CRY.
One of our exchanges tells the farmers
% soon ~ they get their wheat sown, TO
plant their corn! What next1
The smallpox is spreading Ill over
Davenport. The Gazette says, and we
are credibly informed that it 10 rapidly on
the increase. Still we hear of no measures
taken to prevent its further spread. No
body seems to care whether or not this
city becomes one vast pest-house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03

Correapon0snce o. the CnhreSfon Mercury.
RICHMoED, April 25 The EsqEirsr says the
correspondence between Lord Lyons and Barton
Harrison, the Presidents privsss secretary, is =
hoax, and I am told that Mr. Fl IN perSon, so
PTonouness it. II q forgery, it is Wondrous
clever.
Butler sent boai to City Point 20 cav the
time for the delivery Of the French tobacco hsd
expired. WhersupJn the French vessels went
back to Hampton Rosds. Why the tobacco
was nos delivered promptly, has not been ssased.
If the Yanksesdo not, this week, deliver an
equivalent for the sick and wounded sent to
them last weak, We viii paEols Eve hundTed
well men ct certain point in the South. So
Judge Ould is stated to have said Liueoln's
threat of retalstion fer ths Fort Pillow affair,
makes tho resumption Of the cartel more thsn
doubtful Bsaides, be is not going 70 let ne
have $4,000 fighting men at this critical Stage
of ths game
Il is ssid We carried only two -outDosts AZ
Plymouth, and that the main foTt could not
have been taken If the gsrIison had defended Il.
Fearing q repetition Of tae Fort Pillow affair
they got weak in tbs backbone and fed.
To-day, the female clerks start for CoIumbja
with one trunk pleee-ths rest Of their 49,
gsge to follow. Report hath i. that thew aSs
sent away BY Gen. Bfagg, to obviHts the neeas-
sity Of ordering away the ci;izsns.
Military critics at the street corners dseIs,.
that Lee vii not wait for Grant to perfect ~
arrangements, but viii strike him bloz hegors
the end Of this week, "if the westbsy 49,,
rain" AT the ssme time, they ssy l,gnoss-ss,
IS coming here 10 attend TO Bsldv Sraitb NJ,
ne advances from Yorktown Twish Ens,- ~. !.
much as these pavement qEid xRacs.
Elns rain last night; GEAR and very warn to
day thunder storm probably this evening.
HERsIkS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
RRom NEW ORLRANs.

Extract from Private Letter, Dated March s. 1851
Your cid friend Michael Hahn hAs teen elected gov
of the loyal part Of Louisiana consisting alto
gethsr of The city Of New Orleans, kept loyal by
continual feet OF Eunboats snchor opposite ths city
Hs elected by some iVe thousand Dutch votes.
His Inauguration took place the 4th inst, amidst
ringing Of bells and the firing of hundreds Of
The whole Of the negro and Dutch population were
out ths occasion. In ihs evening Lafayette Square
was illuminated and fireworks were lighted slo-
combs house, opposite the square, also nlumi
naisd-ths house being occupied by Federal III
GERS.
strange incident occurred in the evening, during
shs Illumination which shall attempt TO describe. In
front Of Lsfayets Square fscing St. Charles street.
were various transpsrsnses In the shape of ersseeH
painted black On honor Of he nsgro sseh of these
trsnsparsnees were painted In white letters different
1nottoeE conspeuous amopg which those bearing
the words Liberty - ComneTesT "PRtriotsm!"
and Joy y few moments after the illumination
began the light in the transparency Liberty" went
out and Liberty" was in darkness. Some few sec
onds after Commerce " also played OUT Patriot
ism kept burning on with Pickering light for 3
while longer At times the light would AlnoE; 60 out,
but gust of wind coming would cause 1t to blaze
snsw-A Ht emblem of the patriotism Of those in
power in city Instead Of gust Of wind, it re
a1irss roll OF grsenbacks to make their patriotism
blaze OUT The only transparency that kept on burn
ing with bright light the inscribed Joy !"
no doubt At emblem OF Governor Hahn's feelings at
occupying his new and exalted position
While the Inauguration ceremonies taking place
LafEystts square, sad and solemn being
enAetsd EsplAnads street the body Of the wife Of
Sen. Bssursgard was being removed to the steamboa
Nebraska, TO be taken up to the parish Of ST. Jshr
Baptist for internent. All the ladies' sf New 0flean
were present and large crowd Of gentlemen followed
| the body hssrk Of respect and love for th'
wife Of mantle idol Of ali in New orssns oui
Irish population loving and respecting all that s brsvs
and virtuous largely represented at the funeral
they net Ike ths Du.eh; when they have give
in their adhesion to cause there is nothing that
make them change have evidence Of the fact here
W bile the Dutch up shouting and rejoicing
little lame wretch snd perverted sequndiel the
Irish here expressing their feelings for
| and ElaRtly praying fer our success.
The funeral Of Ars Gen BeaaTegsrd was one OF shs
largest funerals that tvk plass in city ii L
estimated that there at least thousand persOn
following the dead body. All the foreign msn-ofEsr II
our port had their flags st half mast the Officers OF tbs
French manofwSr, the Cstiast accompanied the body
as far the parish OF ST. John Baptist Ths Spanish
English and French and also the eesrs Of he
Ensilsh, French and Spanish menof-war were all a
the funeral. Such general mourning has beer
/ sesn before In New Orlssns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-03
AdaItiouaI ffen the Ssrih

DISPATCHES 10 the Associated Press North
CHATTANOOGA, April 2I.-Col. 7. J. Nor.
gan, Of the 14th colored regiment, hss bsen an
thOFizsd 20 oTgapiEs brigade Of colored zoops.
The nucleus Of two raw regiments hsve already
bsen formed, and the recruiting Is progressing
fsvorxbly. TheTe are no" SIX eolOred Tsgimsnls
in this department
CTsCINxATI, April 2s-Ths rs7ike amongst
tie lsboTers connected with re different rail-
road dsDots Of this city still continues, and most
Of the railroad companies have Discontinued re-
eeiVing goods.
TIE Indiana recruits are being rapidly hum
/ ed 10 the front.
/ WAsHIEGToE. April p The esueus Of gov
errors, which was only pzrily PIsmedistsd TO-
1 day, aEsilsa nothing Governor Curtin left tc-
nisat; the others axe SILL hsrs, sad urge ths se-
ceptsnes of the militia 70 Eid IN the spring cam
fPaign.
1 The Navy Department. hss Information fFem
our Southern bloekading vessels CT the compile
tion OF certain long-tslked OF rebel rsns sad
/ torpedo boats. Proper pTsesution has bean
taken "a quad against Surprises ia fF0nt Of the
I bloeksded ports.
Brigadief General joseph G. Totisn is dead
April % 2-GeneTal Grsas returned 10 The
| front yesterday on O passenger train The
locomotive ran Of the track ab9ut tive miles
bsl0w Brandy stssioE, bat no damage was done
any Of tbs csrs,
A locomotive was sent down from BznSy
station to briHg up General Grant and those
who 5.ere with him. On this locomotive he
rode TO CalPepsr. To-day he viii hold 4 review
Of the 2l corps.
Nav YORK, April 22.-It Is net t'eontrsbznd
Of war" to state that all of ,hs troops in shs
United States service, gsTEisoBiBg Tie fortifea-
tons OF .his harbsr sad vicinity, sso under ss-
dsTs to proceed a. once to EEothsT- 6eld Of use
fuiness. a hDe hedy OF aytiilsIymen, who have
been stationed at Governors island and Fcrs
Hamilton since February last, took thair depsr-
ture today and others viii follow shis evening
some by transports and some By railway. TEe
forts, in their abssnce, wiz Be ga-risoaed BY
the State militia, who have received orders 70
that effect fr0m Gov. Seymour, the Secretary Of
War approving.