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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-29

case OF attack or capture. The most recent
of these signals represented to have been
adopted by the order is fiveIpointed cop
per star worn under the coat, which is to be
thus recognize in the wearer sympathizer
and an ally. A similar star of German
silver, hung in q frame, is said to be numer.
Ously displayed by members or their fami.
lies in private houses in Indiana. for the
purpose Of insuring protection to their
property in case of raid or other attack !:
and il is stated that. inamany dwellings in
that State portrait Of John Morgan is ex-
hibited for similar purpose. VIZ
Other signs are used by members and es-
pecially the officers Of the order, in their
correspondence. Their letters, when Of an
oMcial character, are generally conveyed
BY special messengers, but when transmit
ted through the mail are usually in cipher.
When written in the ordinary manner, q
character at the foot Of the letter, consist
ing Of circle with q line drawn across the
center, signifies ito the member who re-
ceives It that the statements as written are
site to that which would ordinarily be con-
veyed. NJ
Iii to be added that the meetings of the
order, especially in the country, are gener-
ally held at !. ght and in secluded guarded
by line of seLtinels, who are passed only
by means Of . special countersign, which
is termed the picket
I.-IS WRITTEN PRINCIPLES.
TIL Declaration OF Principles" which
set s~rth in the ritual of the order, has
A.ready been alluded to. This declaration.
which is specially framed for the instruc-
tion of the great mass Of members, COM
mences with the following specious propo-
sition:
"All men are endowed by the Creator
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
TIE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The case or the pirates OF the schooner Jos L. erei
mad been again before the magistrate LIVERPOOL An,
phcation was made for further remand. lt was opst
posed on behalf OF the American government but thu
magistrate granted the demand and stated his intentic
to remand tho case from time the opinion q
asuperor court was procured. Application was msdSy
70 the case TO one OF the judges Liverpool Aes
but he declined 10 Interfere in the matter
The London Post says:-Five hundred thousand baIeoE
o cotton are stated TO be the hands Confcde!
rate government, while two hundred thousand bales
would suffice 10 pay on tho whole loan large amounS
OF bonds has already been delivered cotton
10 exchange, according to agreement There 10. sppaps
emily, Increased facility for running tho blockade anG
the difference between the delivery price Of cotton h&
southern ports and that obtained for In Liverpool MAJ
stimulate the purchase OF bonds indeed the prlnc,p3
buying for the last week has Liverpool accouu
There are also. as have before stated other negos
tions IN progress TO which shall probably before one
have again 10 REFER
II stated that the four new blockade runners read
Tor sea at Liverpool going TO have grand trial e.
speed IN the shape Of 70 the Isle Of Man. th&
26th OF March.
The London sar says that the bark SAXON, which va
federal government
Tho London Times, 10 editorial on American anarsf
says that II any point OF the clearer than IL wa9
two years ago is thn that the contest
VIII DO long one and that the end III
mol as yet 20 much az foreshadowded. 10 argueQ
hat 9 yet the federais have effected very little towardd
the subugaton OF the South the termination Of the waP5
and az regards the chances Of the approaching campagns
II thinks tha they almost promising for sid6
must have learned by this time that they nothing
fear from The Intervention 0 E1ops and that the rssuitQ
Of the struggle whatever they may prove will have beG
worked out exclusively by themselves
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
Shipping NE w S.
Port or New York, April ., 1864.

CLEARED.
Ship Mary Dnriee tBr5 croiey' Melbourne K Came.
Ship u sturges, Williams, Por, Roya-surges clear
ssrs srs Mf B ee. eaaos ea
Bark Landwursten tHsnoverl Landstadt, Havsna-F
Big laolph (Ham> s,enhOl1 Glascow-A Goderrqy.
ssr k,nsoS ssss So9s 2srrs Psms:
sear Hhippie Fan, asl. Nssas.-,G CT stewars
s scsr s hysr s6.eT .ss Fsprc.s ts' sioarOs csSs
sss s rs M se D2T. ss ySs. Ao
sehr Il Brown. Pierce Ia lt,inore-BaKer Dayton.
sehr Join Adams Hatch. Porilsndss |. Hatch.
ssS ssS kss sSsssn ha Hay'nd
ss ssST gsseT s TsSS%B'qS seisoh
sesT sr pore. oopSsy Sesr Co.
sssr Tea asssee ..ss VAN ArmoTr Bosoa
steamer J Thomson. McKst4. Baltimore
steamer Elizabeth, Fowler. Bslim're.
ARRIVED
s,s.n,hs CIV Of LSndoq Br Is're Llvepeo March
. John Dale March g sss E'ns, 0ogad
D5e h.soS Sound ns sp f - IL a M S 81 o % y
saw srss 'sls sc. rsssS see .ss@f eeana
casensiown f win ndss sea s. Storage pa
siesass,S hsysss or Hsnsars ! ns, IA Il 's ss
Steamship Teutoua fHam, Haaes, Hamburg Narch 20
seu,eamD'on 80 via mdss ana 81 passengers 70 han
Y-.... 4,
Snip American ulon. Hubbard. Liverpool, March l3
Win mdse, 20 1rinnetl Antnfn 4 80. NGrch = Tell n
with a1e zoos o. the crew q b. shp from 81
John, Nb, ior Liverpooi tsce hlscehsne0us.i
shlp Ne rus lrS oonss, Liverpool, with mdse and
tl3 passsugeIs ~ lfasA ! DterboTn .
shp = fA me .hli hfans Lirerp1o hsreh -, with
sir ,pes, AZ wssters f5.r ivsrno,i March To- Win
,rSyetani m nas,a,g.,s - So a. -
n 4. 'na chsp,ai ss.s,., ns,. "s,sn al fror i.
.i ban ayerbos "a ,ss s5 n, a. Al ony ss "a
syrhsr,aS ,vl,G tasas 60 80
go -" sa''s''F :" s'i0' IN ~'ei-
sbtp Fnaryr carIktn. rixsrna,l r. 49,. sns "a s.,s
from Cape Cissr win ,dse an 99l p.s,sngers "a gord
fnson 90 Haze haa geree os fron long is snd vsrr
heav EASTERN saes me entire passage March 96
passed ship Ellen Austin h-.ce fo Liverpool 2sn was in
eou pAny VIII shp frtpcs the rom Liverpool iar
n1ots VI % lhs on GAN bsuipar ieil N Win schr
bfoNn et3De itV't scNhh'' - ~ ffQv,ence WIN loss
her fhs enpisIn a,I b - asS trns@, er, ~ ,h1s
port a lnst ii A. NJ on Ffe Isara oot pot from 6oat
fosiah JohnsDn No. 81
Bark Ocean Brl ssnwool ,rdrcssn So dav. Win iron
ae % nssier MtteA 81 e ~ on q spose b. bark oser
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

The steamship City Of London, Captain petr,e, which
left Liverpool eleven O'Clock the morning OF ibQ
23d aud Queenstown on the Gath Of March, arrived a ID
port early yesterday morning
The extra Cnnard steamship Hecla, which left l
erpool at three O'Clock p NJ the 22d and Queenstown
on the 2sd OF March, here At early hour
terday morning She reports that the steamship Asis
arrived at leenstown O'Clock the morning %
the 2ist OF Mlrcn, and that the Louisiana arrived al
Queenstown the same day.
The Hamburg steamship Teu,onia Captain Hack FROM
Southampton the 23d OF March, arrived this port
yesterday evening
The steamship Hibernian, Captain Dutton from Liver
pool at halipast eleven O'Clock the morning Of tho
24th via Londonderry the 25th instant arrived 40
Portland at eight O'Clock yesterday morning.
Purser McNaughton reports-Saw zoe on The pas-
sage signalzed ship Union in latitude 4S z8, oBsud0
50 90, bound east.
The news by these arrivals is four days later.
Four paddle steamers, built Of STEEL Of gFeA4
speed, about ready leave Liverpool engage IN
running the blo k,de. Th named the Badger Lee
Her 3, Fox and \ RIP. AMI built for .bs ser
vice. -. ~
lhe London Mar says that the Chapceaor Of the E1.
chequsr's surplus viii be very laree-cens io
any that has yet been raised There "A
reason to believe that the Of calculated income
necessary and probable expenditure will be bewee
three and four millions.
The pirate Florida arrived at Santa Cruz, Tcnerne on
the 4h or March, and sailed again the The United
states ship 81. Louis reached Santa Cruz the eth.
The Earl Of Aberdeen 10 dead
Lord Ashburton 10 dead.
saturday afternoon, March 10, the Duke Of Neweas.
was seized with very alarming symptoms. For som6
hours his life was thought TO be in critical state Nsx3
day hc regained his consciousness and the par
Of the day and evening was 70 deoided
better In consequence Of the very alarming nature q
his Illness telegram forwarded 70 Paris 10 ind
Earl OF Lincoln, urging his speedy return 70 London
The Duke Of Newcastle continued In very weak stat(
at the latest date.
Queenstown the 23d and at Southampton on the in
Of March.
The steamship Etna from New York. arrived Al ooeeps
town on the 25th.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

Mar rocsr DEAD Uspss svssoovs csHcssrIscA-
~ an early hour yesterday morI,ns named John
capy lived al No sc Cherry street. wee eusd lying
aesd " be aDey OF ihe premises under S1euesAn
whcb excited thai be had been fouly daA
eNh The body conveyed 10 The Fourth ward ss..
tsoh house where Coroner Rsnney notified nAd an
sqbest partial cxsmnatsou OF the hv revealed the
ts. .ha. de.easeds skull pas sadly fisc.ured. bui
~ s xss sas .rs fesu Of desgO caused
n order 10 ss- yAied could not then be hsoertained
shs case the police time 20 procure testimony 10
sss~ tne tpQGisition adlourbed TN 70 Gay. ~
ca who Is suspected Of having heeD eouniy lnhps
Asa nol been seen by family for tive o. !hFee "eea
pSeyioas W bis death,
rHs PArn RInHoAp CAspnIy IN PEARL SiE@-s--Ccro-
ner Ranney yeserdey hec inquest IA tra Fourth ward
skalon house on ice body OF ibe unEbown wbo
SAs Killed 10 Pearl street. gs- Oak, Sunday evening
Sv being run over ny ca. Oh of the See0Gd avenGe
Hao, reported ~ yesterday HERALD 1he evidence
showed thai the dfIyer VI tue car saw deoeased iuu
The track be supposed oat after pr9ceeaieg
Few feel found his whee eogeed IN loohlbs "
see what ,he matter deceased was iound ylos ~.
sensibe under she wheel hay ng passed over bsr
hcdy u also appeared II testimony tnat INC s'feet
nrnTe near no accident occurred were elief onl
CT burning very dimly Ihe jury found That deceased
game death by nuree received by beng r"n ever
ey car No Oh The second Avenue Railroad company
90 she 80 dag Apr 1861 and we censute Tie driver
fer stepping MS car o satisfy hinseI 'bat
seoaaeed was on The r8ek Deceased was about forty
nye years of ese, end apparently native Of ressd.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
THE DANISH WAR.
-~~~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~S~e-~~
The Pregrew Of HostllitIes-The Cenfers
euce-Abandonment or FrederleIa.

corrvBAaEv, March 100 80 p. NJ X
Tue Prussaus reopened their cannonade from Broueags
land this morning without result The Danes have mad
no attempt retake the village of Duppe and tho pos
ton Of fonjeberg Yesterday Afternoon the Prussiaq
obtained few hours aristce for the burial OF the dead
On the 10th the Germans made reconnaissance agaiu
Fredercia The Danish outposts Of the ntrenched sd
csmpment were driven into, the fortress. sharp hro
was kept up by the Danes from the fortress and gu
boats.
a Copenhagen telegram OF the afternoon Of tho 7osf
statos that The bombardment Of Frcderoia commenccN
early on the mQrnng OF that day from sewers. drocon
Serious res h6 occurred in consequence OF the nombar
pent, which NJ the latest dates continued. Tho Danisu
the 2lst stated 10 have been almost euepended
No serious impression has been made on the fortress.
The begerrnts had agreed 10 remove the embargo oQ
vessels until the lat Of April, all vessels seEed by eths
party up TO the present time N be released.
II II reported that the Senate OF Hamburg ie Mun0
and nttng at It's own expense steam Aotla for th4
protection of ta interests, which is 70 be placed upds
the command u the Austrian rear admiral.
The Conference.
The Copenhagen BerIinske Tidends Of March 10 says
"The intelligence published by the London Nsirs that De
mark accepts the proposal for conference, on the p
OF the treaty Of 1851, without armistce, sops@
TALLY corrcct.' n
mo london ros ssys.--"lbe only bass which TEN
SEE SUPPLEMENT SHEET
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
Arrivals and Departures,

I,ys1rcs,- steamship City of LoDana--S " Walsh AID
issy Rcbe, Murray 9ad edy Nss Margaret Murray, Mas
ks Rclrri Murray bett Col Neville, Rev l. pissell and
isdy children aud nfsnt hr eaiey and lady Geo ra
torsI and lady, M SloNe, lady eni infant Mr. Crockett
kn PecE and lady. Ass k,1a Wilson Miss Leaney Miss
elns 5ehason Mss eieana Mrs Ann Boote. Mrs Kos.s
1rs Ward, Two children and nurse; John Greys.on
and lady Mrs james pernina, two children and infant;
Ars knnle chapdcI Mrs. Martha Workman, Mir FtzraricN
Ar w " Wneeer Smith and lady. Mr. Sntter, ii Moore,
wm Wade Mr John Fraser, MI Morgan, hessrs Samuel Nc
Ouisogh Is Wa;soo Robert Saalheld, Joseph Clarke
koriO Maury aeo henry Chandler, F. Martin Samuel Nc
ersce, A A,bers Read. Teller Mr. Tucker , Caro-.
H. Ledever, Guichard, DIR Heineau, Heaeau George
Martin ) Grabiree, James Iingard, Mr. Rintaur, II
Collier Deshone, Mr. Sberiiier 6challer. Josepn
Aersey, 9 Baybey.
HAspuae- Steamship Teuionia Alexander Won BIncher.
Prank armstrong Lons weddigep, Weadiges, Lapkc-
nan anu Charles ChAmb bres.
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

LONG BRANCH, N }, Aprr 3-Ihe ship on shore 70 miles
OF Barnegat s The Suana (of Dublln) Capt Archibald
from Newport w. for New York, with coa. We sndes The
crow this the life station No g The ship
- blged and viii be ioial loss
brig ashore the Lizzie Bliss ,of 81 eorrc
hel, Capt Pearson, from Matanzas New Ydrs with
Sstgo oI snger and molado The captain and crew
h.h ou yesterday IN the lileboaL The brig bksd
0' hef behn fra and. With her cargo viii ~ tral osg
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BARIBoLcnRw-CuSN.--At Jersey City, on Saturday,
april q by Squire Martniae, JOHN BENNETT BARIEoLo
ssw, OF New York, 10 EMMA A. Guns, of 0swego, New
YCTk
Oswcgo papers please copy
MnIs-BucHnAN In Jersey Oiy, On Wednesday,
March So by the Rev j. Milton Holmes nj the residence
Of the BRIDES aiber hT MaRoCs EiIER 10 Miss CLARA A.
Ryt
The New York herald., 1864-04-05
EXPRESSES.

DURSBAMs FURNITURE ExPRRss BURNHtus
~ Furniture Express, Burnhsm's Furniture E1press.
l5 West Eleventh street between Fih Ssth Av.oIes
Furniture stored ~ Kinds of Furniture and I'M red
kyfn,luIs pf families moved 10 CITY or W country,
The New York herald., 1864-04-05

A NRw AND BETTER WAY OF INSERTING PAR.
ta sets OF teeth also new style OF lower sets very
cheap at 239 sixth avenue.
Fine sets OF Teeth also cheap OF teeth. with pumpers
which hold out the cheeks and restore youthful
at No 2S9 Sixth avenue. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Fine gold slngs 23s sIih avenue tho cheapest place
In Me- York.
No adr ance required at $50 Sixth avenue.
Olce hours from In The morning iil Q at night
Nlrons oxide given and teeth extracted without pain
Medical atendan always present
The weekly sun., 1864-08-27
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EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Additional Details.

Hsad9uaytsrs Of the Army Of the Potomac,
Thursiay Aug. 1s-EDening. morning, al
o'clock the 9th Corps started on expedition to
cut the Weldon Railroad at Rams Station, taking
four days r.iions with them, This Corps was
Withdrawn from the leh front some days aTN and
have been In reserve ever since. They reached
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY, Oct 1e-6P. n.
The stock market duh but irregular this morning.
And very little disposition shown operate for either
rice ia Tue cosue Quotations nj the first bosrd
ooarAred with those Of the Qst board on Saturday,
bhowed q decline in Erie ~ Acs rk CelFa Ia,
Hudson River L. Cleveland Ptsburg az, Chicago ard
Northwestern X chcs.o Rock Isl nj Y, Milwaukee
Snd Prairie du chisp IX Pitbars and Fort Wayne ~,
Alton ana ere Hlu,e Y Cumoer and Col r. Reading
advanced X. Nicoigan uthern y Cleveland and To-
tsdo v ono and Mississippi GER neses Burlington
ana oupcy l, Mariposa X Mchigaa Central and Illinois
Central were without change
Goysrpmsus securities dun. Coupon nve-twen.
siss declined NJ coupon sixes, Of 1881, u; seven
ssrss senths Treasury notes, October and April, X
Coupon ten for,iss advanced y Ose year certificates
without variation. State stocks and railroad bonds
dull, and bank stocks neglected After the board
at tho open board 81 O'Clock, she market was
heavy. AZ The second board the market was without
any particular feature. Erie declined " Reading u
other stocks uprovsd y per cent Coupon sixea OF
1881 sold at lobk and coupon i've twenties at lo7;
three tenth Treasury at 1885, year cersn
Gates at 04x.
Az the open board at half sst three the market was
steady but Inactive.
The gold market was dull st the opening, but under
she large short" Of last week quotations
slightly during the day The nuctssons, frcm hour 10
hour were a lol0Ws:-
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

Total Sls5 sT6 200 20 oo6 561 l3l l4S S33 022
TRANSACTIONS THE CLgARiNG Bouts
Cearngs TOR week ending October $s43 os4 473 81
CesrDgs Tor week ending October g.. tv6 PSI ,4s7 90
Balances for week ending October =. 16:i?4 .3ya l2
Balances week Guiding October 8..... l603,2l2 sc
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
RESTAURANTS.
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.
PRESIDENT,
vENANGO COUNTY, PENN.

o"p''A' In shares OF s5 EACH par value.
Subscription price WI
Being Ia full PAYMENT for s5 share No furher call or
assessment 20 be made.
100 600 shares reserved tor working capital
These lands contain about sco acres on the Ahegbsnv
river, and Hsmlock Porcupne and hcCrea cTeens
king oil boring territory Of and bah mes
IN extent
The wells the I'D Joining property Known ~ the Ceie
brated Hendrck" wells and "phoe creek" wells are Ia
nous for their immense supply Of oil
The wells on this properly being sunk with great
ygor and promise large supplies Of oil.
10 the capitalists and parties of limited means ubsur.
passed ind ucemsDu are offered
L. n. SIMPSON 4 co,
a Cedar street. New York.
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

mpE IMPERIAL srLvBR MINISo COMPANY oy
aan Francisco declared dividend for the month
81 ssptsnbsr dollars and atty cents Per share v
geld payable on asd after On iasl, hrough he bsys q
Caorno 10 holders less e1ehause, by Lk d
3WALLRR, o61ces Np. 3 Pine street
0av YosR. Oct L. l8oA
The New York herald., 1864-10-11
FINANCIAL.
r OAN-q1yh-rwENrY BONDS.

DRoPCsALs FOR oAN-s1yE-rWENry BONDS
ss.sa s = rsss,.sd a ~. L.rsria.at aaas .s
Fuaay. the instant for Boads The United States
20 the aiaoust OF 70 In'!ess OF dollars The Bon
% eT.' on NAY
vsnoer snd wa s rsdeemses az he nessn,e Of me gov.
Each oaer ust o- nst' multiple Of nifty do.
lars tue Including premium. offered for
each Gunaree nifty when for
p@e" , una" " he Whole saoast sa r 81 ses Sdss
s a s or . uass gs ]
wassrSton. or with ,hs nssstaat Treasurer a,
with the desienaisd depasliory at Balsmore. Ritts
bars Ciaelnna Lo1sse Chicago Detroit Or buffalo or or
transact he brtness Nithont charge for which deposits
oHicer or hn r-c-yns orienns o witch must
bo Tor ardsd with The Offers % th aspArimesL Al Dc
odsls reach Msshns'ca not later haat morning o.
proper e+raae Of deposit win b. cansde e y "
The Coupon and Rse red Bonds. under this pro-
81 sG ana w Ss
An sIsrs received wl be opened FRIDAY. October
cinstion win b. immsdistslv gwen 10 the respe
sas wit # ss s'
the subscrbers the cost Of the department on the
will eckonsd in the last ins,ane ns paid BY successful
o-eers and win be Immediately returned those whose
The Of accepted offers be deposited with
ce On ars OF acceptance Of offers, ss foiloWs-ons
half the h Of October the basnc. (ucludns til.
premium and original two ccut depos on the 3ist OF
depoa from their date to hovemberA win be paid by
the government In coin,
osr msy Be PAID wh acsrned to
but snch certificates will be received 10 psrtpaymsnt OF tie
ers under this notice should be endorsed "orer mr.
Tho right all considered
70 the s''''nmsn' reserve = ies pssssSpS ssssssSpS
The New York herald., 1864-10-11

THE SAVAGE SILVER MINING COMPANY OF SAN
Francisco n dividend for the month of Sep
teuiher of seventy five do lars foot In gold ae
through the Hank of California to Eastern on
and after 9Th inst. less exchanges. by LEES WALLkR
o5.ces No SO Pine street,