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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07
the L. 8. HOPlTALs IN KEoxUu

THE L. Q. HOPlTALS IN KEOKUK.
I MR EEIToa - arrived in your city
one week since, and not having been here
for some time, and besides having some
little business to attend TO, l concluded
to make short stay among you. As l
do not like to remain idle visited the
principal business places. manufactures,
&c, wishing to collect = few statistics
Of the various businesses, trades &c., OF
your city. l was much pleased with the
business prospects, growth and general
appearance Of the place. Having some
business at one Of tie hospitals visited
all Of them and became much interested
in them BY their general appearance and
the rnsnner in which they are cond acted,
which 10 the praise OF all engaged and
having charge Of them, be It said. l do
not tslieve there is in any country an IN.
stitution OF the kind better conducted in
regard 10 cleanliness aud kindness of ito
attendants, showing ut once the sympathy
OF all concerned for our noble boys, G ID
bless them. The officers, from the Cnief
Surgeon down to his most humble ORDERLY.
all manifest that attention and sympathy
which at once excites the love add graft.
tude OF the unfortunate and afflicted Who
happen to need their assistance. Never
were The sick, the lame and disabled bet.
ter provided Tor, than u the sever Il hos.
pitai buildings in your city. There was
one thing, however, that seemed hard
and ough', in MY opinoin, b. Eeupedied.
And that rs simply this there sre qsi,s
= number Of patients who have beeu under
treatmsnt SINE three. four. six. tight aud
twelve nlonths, and more who src uatit
ever again to take the field or even do
emp duty, who desire above ali things
Else 10 b. discharged that they may speSo
the lev days allotted " .Leu su,vsg
their irsends. Now II seems 10 N . there
10 great tauit rune Y here 10 this snsatsr. -
| Why csnnot they be allowed, such a. are
rendered permanently unit for duty, !
dsschasts. This query is So Oft pro-
pounded 70 your correspondents lhat am
led 10 believe tias any suggestions you
usEn' maze teashing that matter you'd
- el4di, received BY the 1snsrous reid.
srs u your psper.
! nave eA.nia~d into ~ eondition 81
lshs hospl.-is = shssosshly = - go
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y Ok Blnck, u " ~ $50.
rossco-DNk Sweet, sc; Medium Branda, 1Se TO
eos; Gold and Natural Ieaf, 81 o. TO 81 So
NAnS--Ecsi brHfrds y 70 70 rates.
0lAss--sxiv Country - - CRY 10. rsses.
CoRpAsE-2& to 25c-
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BAR PsAcHEs-ilifs II 70 lsc ? b.
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rxaRL SsAxcH-ac.
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do, - U.s. No. fTat~, SIS ~ No. 2 DO u 90 No. do
IL so Nests I'D do, 5 ~. Wash- boards, Is IS.
fisa-Ao. Macksrel, bbis. SIS OSgxls W.
No. 3 % do t16 o0te$l1 e.
No. do III Do $40 50.
Ne. y do hf DO ~ 70
III bbls No. White fish $40 CO.
Ons-Cosi Ol, the best whits, i5c; retail o0r Lin
sssd on. q 9 y " Lard On, q loss q II NJ "a
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Ice IoE Ill am prepared to furnish
ice to the citizens of Keokuk in quanti-
ties 10 suit. Order left at my Office on
3D. street, between Main aud Blondeau,
or given to the wagons will receive prompt
attention. ID. CoLLlEs.
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.TT ZQ1Hx, F
DR:s L. r E|s 2 9 9 =
IODINE VA TER

ys6s.s water sets upon the Heart Liver, Kidnsys, n
oo19ev4 0fInks, ayd Gao1D6alns 6y1fens
~ - vt3eh ~ e61eods1 klss NJ q thls rsss0
= p1sses YRscttce and the tndosDeut Of medical N
ehOrtty, ennte recp00endio " the pyucttt10bef
I'D ~ pls tssliag csAeoent 3hat eisb ir isi u
viii atts u ewn sxcseucs IN te VI chrvpie d.
eaees ufth lo1tpss ssrh - Scsosuln, Bruachk
0kin kfuptious Heart Liver and Kidney Diseas~s Me-.
voqs 6srtioes, Neuralgia, khsumaftsm, DyspspA D.
him, Dy philh, enc.
PhyscsAns may rely upon the uniform strength Of
iodine Water coataim1g t1nteQnAgter Erutan psSu
Iodine In each huid psss 3atss sstsssf tsa1
sAei 1t Is isLe spontaneously
formed inequalities; neither 10 the Iodine oxydxed MOI
centralized by comLinzton with kny ngrcens, render
ing this solution superior 10 any ther method u exhie
iting Iodine
Full directions accospany eack bottle that it ay b
used famy medirine we'll lies ~ the prufessoa.
Price dollar per bottle On receipt Of I'VE dollars
six bottles delivered ~ BY exprss 70 any addres.
Beware Of Couaterieiis aud Lntstons which uprfnci
plsd deaIen endeayor d1sYos3 Of repatstion
Bee signature ard trade nAart tthe 6seek word heod
ing t advcrtiremsnt) upon thf labels and wrappers
1 each bottle, Without which none b genuine.
i Circulars gratis.
D. II. AuOERe CO.
| Phystcians aud Chemists,
/ Aoy9D-dhWGm No. a. atrondHzy. Nag York.
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D. Telegraph cmcAso. june g.
Fioar-MAkes DALI Sales at ioss IS for Spring
Extra
wheai-Hsif cent higher. Sales at ] nal M for
No. !, and ! l4aal2s1 ior Ne 2. closing quef-
Cwss--Acs " and rs hixtesf ~ Tor No I, asd 1ioo
t1ek Ne Z
Usts--ic higher. Il ssi1< for No. I.
Ry~-ssfse to~er for No. I, -
Bsries xe=tssst.si sal asn Sales 81 Loo bbls NJ
2sts IA I; etossg ssm at Ia
! Hhiskes-tirml~r SALE nj z48l az closing drrn
Mes ~ k-stezvty a SO
lsss-IMu<r active, sais at 1slS steam AID ls3xols
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THE CITY.
National Covenant Meeting
THIS EVENING.
LADIES. GENTLEMEN, EVERY
BODY, TURN OUT.

Don't fail to attend the meeting .,
Chatham Square Church, this evening
at early lamp-iightiag (s'candls lighting
is played out). Every body will be happ,
to see verybody there. And it is expect
ed that there will be q vast amount o.
"signiug the pledge" done on the coca
sion.
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I,,,.t1. nm Julv Is,h. lsss.

IasAIIs Ill, July Iesh, 1861
JeHx H. BLoss Esq-D~sr ssrs have t->s . saGeres
for x years With Chronic Rheumatism, and take great
sxiSis St.cEe b< thr t-sf nelcine ttxt s~ase
tss have he.ssl a. When cosnaenr<s fskiag IL
call hardly walk sit till. great the pun,
and in three days free from IT, ard legs for
the ara time In Eve Year., free firm siu And feel 80
nimlAe that thnk would be dancing all the while u
did much for music Huf sir IL IL splcoid
shcse -a@es 70 try have iVt fonnd caFt Rsymopd
u srssnj Of niset his tack with innsmmztsry rheu-
nsztss. asd told ham sii< eiicsre did ef me
he viii srfd 70 JON tor OF IL Enciod please md
dollars and ~end two hotties Of thr Specific II
should hot need II nys- wlii give il 20 that
6o-s plenty that suffering with those
diseases that uNsegaaned with yesr Specific and
blink thza yoa ought pai5isL IL ia every ct IN the
Unoa. Very r--fexsfuIly. yourr.
Carr. JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, H..
Ps Sesd medirine 10 csre Of y. T. ". Nhitnnn. Chi
cAgp. J.wB
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ANOTHER suow.-Wsll there il notl

ANOTHER sHow.-Well, there is moth
ing new or strange about that. We've
got used to tanother Show That indi.
vidual has been here weekly for an indie
finitely long time; and the cry is '.stiil
they come Why, bless you, they are
oil over the country, and thicker than
gnats out Oh the avenue, of an evening.
when you 60 out to enjoy yourself, and
these very sociable insects assist you sin
not doing it, Out-of-the-way towns that
never had show before, have had them
this year. Aud everybody goes to see
them, too. Pap, he goes, and his aold
woman" she goes. add Betsy Jane is
there, done up gay, and Pete be goes and
takes his Sal Sweet, and the baby ain,
forgotten, all the family 90 to see the
"Hippopotemasses. !" aud the s.riDg- tailed
monkeys" and the other "curositie.''
aud they enjoy it. too. They go away,
Of course, slightly obiuscated ~ to whe.te,
th ''crockerdile" was firm the s.d.ser,
Of Sarah, .r whether the latter vas .
strange young lady that they didn't see.
bus they are sa,is6ed Ill the same aud
vote The SHOW ''big thing"
Let every body come oct end 90 Dan
Cast-llo's great sho~. which il to b. here
the Is b. Il you sstend yoa vial ~ i,
i ons Of the best things Of The kind yos
svss So, aud If yos don't 60, yoa Vii
feel Rad about IL ever after.
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IT 8. IO-4O LOAN.
First National Bank
OF KEOKUK,
Designated Depository Of the United states and ut<s
ton Agent Tor the
1o-AO Loan.

Ihs Bank will receive subscriptions To the ys,ior.
Loan and furnish either coupon regisserec
bonds. - the subscriber may prefer
soan y arti'or1x-d by act Of Congress approves
Afch a. redeemabie after ten and "a ysLr frty
ceeton pr .ssan 10 eosa payable annually on loiris
oos eyr one hundred dollars and on louds
The bond are dated March Ist 1864 and .p,~rr;,s~,
viz ~ required TO pay in addition the ,inciraD of the
nona tne sccrued interest ID coin it,
nh' further notice will be United States or National
Bank notes. With fny per cent premium add~a fra,,
Anrch lst TO the date Of sul~criptiop
cvufcn Bonds VI ttis loan ready for delivery
April NV "'e ~
h-mittances for subscription marked g. c. First y,r
nonaa Bank keekuk may be BY the Americ.. RI.
pre~> Company to this Bank free OF charge
Subscriptions 10 the ofic. = - -
H. K Low. Cashier. ag
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New Vera Msssy Market.
EEv rosx, yass q

Money more artive at ot1s.
stsslis.x Ia FIR request II ioes< Tor gold.
Geld More active and frazer. Opening 1t ok clos
Ing steady al *s5k
1ovrrnmsnt SUCKS heavy and lover
U. .. 6s 81 tyupora, ia
Us Au coupons lus<9lc6.
Stocks better.
CSPiiixuA cIss lllxMAPpCse
pa 80 Scrip III Vs. Yr Crss IS; nc Nail 2tes
iJits; krie HIS @ q LIS Hadspa 1t6z ,Har-
lean 2sSs kssding 1875 las u w
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THE 45ra.-We learn from Judge
Caldwell that this regiment reached st.
Louis Sunday morning after leaving here,
and laid over there till Monday evening,
when it started for Helena. He thinks
it will remain there for q time.
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~ awsre Of tbs importance Of checking Cough
sslssns Con- In ts rst Stage, that which the be1-
ming would yield mild remedy, II neg ted
tscks the lungs ABruwus HsorchiAi Trochesr give
and sinso.t immediate rrlief Military officers and
soldiers should have shes thky carried In the
pocket aud taken rs occasion reduiIrs- nsay6dAv
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HThe Soldiers Temperance League
will meet 10 the lecture room OF the Medi-
cal College on this TUESDAY evening at
II o'clock. All members aud friends Of
the cause are requested to attend.
WV. B. GREExUP, Sec'y.
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E9 Green peas appeared in our mar
ket last week. Those FIRST appearing
were, We believe. raised in Fort. Madison.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-07

Letter from Capt MslIs TO Alexander Lich, Druggist
before jso. II. BLcop, became Agent for the Medicine
sr. LoUrs. March 81, 1864
AGu- LEsscR. Eqs-Ilke many Of my profession.
have suffered severely Nth rheumatic and could get
permanent relief Till tried Specific. am happy
10 SAY that lie use in days, restored to health
tssned,I CAPT. MALIs. Of steamer War~av.s
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From the Hon. JUDex Loan, of ths Land Corrt-
-. Lerfs. Feb 1sth, 1894
}. u. BLOOD Esq-Desv Sir; have tried your kheu-
mssism Seuralgis and Goat Specific, and have fUund
great relief fross IL when ether remedies have fned
think IL . very sale and reliable medicine.
Very respectfully. your friend.
G. u LORD.
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Diseases Of the Nervous,
~ semtaat, Urinary Aad Ne = - ~ ~ -
- - sfse~ And r-isziie etmeutia retoxs the
uv~AG9 Ase,s1arf1s-Sena syl fz In seAie4 iuffex
yctoss. H~~o{ Charge Address, bs j. skIills ifSss
Hos <aa Association No. Scala AintL street., fizet
phtA- Pa spFl-dxvly
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Usr SUI have been q saacrer from that uoss
is,sr,a -Dyssspei4 hg years, aisss
asaEs ths boa a. sAAslfe fliss. wnach paf
etssssa three szks az, ie<I
tsr-a iEio is-ssy gen<f~a neailh taslrvrea
Eay sis-ssss has 7<esAer feel hks
take plsssslfe sseElling them
I. foRBES,
No. <s1 Chestnut "a, fhii1delphiA-
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PsasosAL -C,lossi Moss, the great
Pre,,dentiaI candidate msies. Of tbs
Clryelsnd Convention, has beea in the
city fos several days, end has dose - the
honor to call at our sanc!um. The Col.
is in high feather, and wears bis hesoss
most becomingly.
Noes is friend of ours Of lbng stand.
Ing. aud promises. in considerations that
we we're the first 10 uomioste Fremont for
the Presidescy eight years sgo, we shsll
hsvs the position OF Minister'S Z the Coar'
Of ST.. james when Gen. Fremont j. elect.
cd President.
The Colonel is in lack. and % are Ne
Qua EASTERN RAILaoAD LIEH.-We
we're pleased to meet yesterday Mr.. E G
Smith, general freight sgsut d the great
Western Railway line. who. with Mr.
Shepherd, our general agent, vas aroune
amongst our business men busily engages
adjusting ovsrcharges and damages OF
freigh,s that have been transported owe
| til. II line.
The great Western Route 10 fast be
coming popular route with our citizens
The management seems determined, b,
fair dealing aud the adjustment Of u
claims promptly, to make it the most re
liable route in the West.
| By the new arrangements 10 the run
ning Of their trains. and their conuee
lions with the Toledo 5 Wabash Road
freiehts are coming through from th'
East 10 three days quicker time than fos
merly.
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RECRUITING FOR THE One Hus DRED-
Day SERvIcE.-Msjor Scott, Of Van
Buren county, was 10 town short time
yesterday. lie is actively engaged in re
cruiting in this district, and is hopeful vi
raising at least three companies. Tue
plr,ies recruiting here are working Wig.
olously aud nave bad considerable sue
cess. They arc-ahead Of any county in
The district west OF us. Now is the time
to enlist ii you would be in at the death
Of the rebellion. and this campaign may
not lie the dessh of it unless every one of
our veteran soldiers can be put into the
field. Hurry up, then.
SOLDIERS CLoTnIsa.-The following
order in reference to the amount Of cloth
log allowed volunteers by the Govern
ment, will prove matter Of interest to
new recruits:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAHr GENERALS UFFicB,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, "a
General Order No. l2:
Ordered that in the settlement of the
clothing accounts Of volunteers whose Pc
RODS OF service have been less than one
year, they will be entitled TO the follow.
ing credits for the different periods OF
services. viz:
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KEoEUK MAnKETs.

DAILY Carr err 0yy7ca, I
KscEvE, Juss Z, losA !
GROCkmsEs.
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Aeenf q. :. sanitary LonaIniWioa-
lDa'rsyltIP Nv R<-us Ia Y66S3
Mead shs rcss.mssy.

CAsE " DIsPErstA axrsEx rE.Es' STANDING crsx1
4. n saAkrs I4lxssArrs rus.
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ElRST NATIONAL BANK O
KE0KUK
ssbscriptisn AZ eats fer
To- LO N!

10 ~sesenaf 8aNkf astAsstxes 10 Sepes,s
"a ~ ~ ~ b~sAs u u sssssa saa~r tAs .Aet #
Jhs,ea ., 1884
TkEssrRr DsPsErNrsf, April I'd 1854
sz; Representations having been made that .ssrcriur
nois 70 te teirts bprk viii - facilitated by the issue
~ conss wing interest irosa the date suscripton
ais defsst have ~trsFixd bonds TO be so ~s<d and
JOG VIAL IN iature tfnder 10 parties wishing sul-ibs
os teiDrsy totss the eton vf psyfhg accrued in
tsrrst an prescribed 10 the third fasf zh my -ruc-
tiots o HArrh zstf to receive bva drawing interest
rom the dsas Of sut-erpten and deposit II the latter
are Psessrfs lhe dzts iron ~h,eh Isterss will accrue,
ccapcn totd- Viii be stamped uton the hr,t cru,.5
Aiix Due ih-reaatsr ami II Registered bonds date
viii be written in the tssly of the bond
In computing accrued interest yca viii include the dAy
on hich the bond issued naleiy March lsf and ex-
ciuda the Day which the posit raadethr interest
u be c1nluft by frsces Tsle@ days in the year
Very respectfully, So. CHASE
Secretary Of the Treasury
10 tnst ssnohsa BANK heoknk- apriS2m
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The Bulletin
has the following dispatch:
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The steamer
State OF Maine arrived this morning with
where they were transferred to her from
the George Weems, which brought them
down from Fredericksburg Yesterday
There were but 1900 wounded re-
naming 1T Fredericksburg and these
were all that could be removed
Last night all the stores, Ac , 1T that point
were rapidly brought of, and it is proba-
BILE that to-day the place is completely
emptted. Al Port Royal pontOon bridge
was being thrown across Yesterday o. M.
The State of Maine reports that no 9uer-
rillas or distributions were encountered
along the Rappahannock. Our gunboats
are very vigilant in patrolling the river.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The Rensblicax
has an extra which contains the following
highly important and glorious intelligence:
1t gives as pleasure to be able to announce
that Intelligence has reached this city that
Lee, after falling back from the North
Anna, has already started on . hasty re-
treat, and had reached . point beyond the
South Anna, and was being closely press
ed t,y General Grant-the latter being in
the saddle all the time, both day and night,
directing the movements in person. Tn.
less Lee stops to fight to-day, we shall
next hear Of grand conflict for the CITY of
Richmond, In or near the works of that
capitol.
Scouts say that JEFF. Davis and his Cab
met left Richmond some days ago. There
Is little doubt that Richmond by this time
is it pretty well cleaned out of its inhabit-
ants, and that it is nothing less than for
trosS.
There are still number of our sick and
wounded at Fredericksburg.
Skirmishing with guerrilIas occurs daily,
but always in our favor.
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FoRTREss MONROE. May A.-An arrival
from the James River reports every thing
quiet. There had been no fighting Or skir-
mishiDg since Saturday night.
This morning Gen. Gilmore went ont on
. Reconnaissance, and at 1880 q. m. met
the enemy In some force. After an en-
gagement Of an hour and q half he COM
pletely routed them. Our loss is very
slight.
1t is reported that nearly half of Beau
regards forces left him yesterday. and
marched towards Richmond, probably to
reinforce Lee.
The enemy has made nine attacks on our
entrenchments, and have been repulsed
each time. eag
FoRTRxss MONROE, May 25.-The steam
er Thomas Howell, the mail boat from
Bermuda Landing has just arrived and re-
ports all quiet at the front.
The steamer Geo. Washington from Ber-
muda Landing reports yesterday .. m. ut 2
o'clock Fitz Hugh Lee with 1000 cavalry
stacked our garrison at Wilson's Landing
ana came near overpOwering our forces.
though they fought calamity with the aid
OF one gunboat. AT o'clock reinforce
ments arrived from Fort Powhattan. The
tight continued with great severity until !
O'Clock, when the enemy were repulsed in
great disorder leaving 200 or 400 wounded
on the held. Our loss was 40 wounded.
The steamers Geo. Washington, May
hover and Swanee. were fired into wonnd-
ing the captain and mate Of the Mayflow-
err, brothers named Robinson, We had
only one man killed on the field and one
died coming down the river. One rebel
Maj. Gen. was killed, and several rebels
CaDtured
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28
Ohio Unien Convention.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 2S.-Tho Union
State Convention, which met here to-day
the counties are represented but two. T
Il. Stanley, Of Vinton, was elected Presi.
dent, with one Vice President from each
Congressional District. g. A. Benedict, o.
Cuyahoga county, (editor Of the Cleveland
HerGld.I was elected Secretary, and one
Assistant Secretary from each Congress.
i0nal, District.
The following nominations were made:
For Supreme Judge, for the full term
Luther Day, Of Portage county, by accla.
nation. For the short term-Wm. White
Of Clark county, by reclamation. For thu
vacancy, occasioned by the resignation Of
Judge Gohlson-Horace Wilder, by accla.
nation. Secretary Of State-Wm. Henry
Smith, Of Hamilton county, Attorney Gen.
county. Comptroller of the Treasury-C0l
Moses Bradley, Of Fulton county.
Member OF the Board Of Public Works
long term-Phillip Hersing, Of Auglaixe
county. For vacancy-James Moore, pre-.
sent incumbent.
Senatorial Electors-John P. Bingham
Of Brown county, and J. A. bingham. Of
Delegates-W. King, Ex-G,ov's Dennisou
and Tod, Columbus Delano and g. b. Dor.
sey. Alternates-J. d. 0hiel. Of Zanee-
vile; b. g. 6enter, Of Cleveland: r. Isl
WoOster, Of Huron county, and james
Loudon, Of Brown county. I'D r.a5ra' IL
The resolutions passed by the COnven-
ton, pledges Ohio to sustain the Govern
ment with inen and money to suppress the
rebellion. recommends the Denomination
OF Abraham Lincoln by the National I'm
ion Convention, congratulates the country
on the success Of our arms, returns thanks
the Army and Navy, pledges the support
OF the Ohio Union men to the measures Of
H. TT n
ding amendment to the Constitution b
make all slaves free. ys
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28
War Bulletin.

WAsHIN0roN. May 26-Gen. Dix-A des-
patch from Gen. Grant, received this morn
ing, informs this Department that the rebel
army still holds = strong position between
the North and South Anna rivers, where
their forces appear to be concentrated. 1t
will probably require two or three days to
develope his intentions.
The Ninth Corps has been incorporated
with the Army Of the Potomac.
No further dispatches have been receiv-
ed from any other field of operations.
[Signedl E. M. STANTON.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28
Foreign News.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-The Asia from
liverpool 14th and Queenstown 18th, has
arrived.
The Asia passed the rebel pirate steamer
Advance of Tuskar, bound to Liverpool
Consols 90a@a.
LIvERRPooL, Saturday evening. Cotton
firm and unchanged. Breadstuffs inac-
tive. Provisions quiet and steady. Lard
declining. Produce steady. I. G. 290N.
Erie 55l@563. .a8 , $3.50
--latest news by steamer Glasgow.]
COPENHAGEN, May lO.-0overnment
has concluded u truce for one month, COM
mencing on 18th inst. The Allies remain
In possession OF Jutland, and the Danes Of
Aiseu.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-28

GRANVILLE HOLLAND, of this city, who
has been officiating for the last eight months
as sutler Of the 23rd Iowa Infantry, return
ed yesterday. He left the regiment at Tho
mouth or Red river. On his way home
ward he saw our t0wnsmen Messrs. 8
Goodrich, w. T. Smith and J. G. Warnos,
who In their way are officiating Z
si0naries among the secesh heather. They
were all we'll, and had put In good crop
of cotton. If you want to hear Granville
go into the heroics, just ask him conf
dentially his opinion of Ranks !-Sy0se Rag
sister.