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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

In speech delivered 1t an enthusiastic
Union meeting held ct Springfield, ILL.,,
sept sept. Ssn. Cen. Hayne thus defined war
Ny friends, Z am War Democrat. And
: will tell yousjust what kind Of . War
Democrat am. about the matter Of this
everlasting Niger, do not care if do
happen to be found voting side by side
with my Republican friends. do care
about the preservation Of this Union. And
when you ask me il do not think wewill
have to fight good while for It under Abe
Ltncoln's administration, an yer that
am ready to fight for ito viii light till my
,Aair il white, and when, 7 60 down to my
0Ave win leave this Var as q legacy to
my son, and cbdfge him in like manner 20
transmit II 70 his son and his sons son, nm
less We have an honorable peace, upon the
terms Of submission by the South to the
power Of the Federal Government. This,
my friends, IL War Democracy as Under
stand it. Iwould to God this was the De-
mocracy Of George B. Mcclellan. y
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\ HD. QRs. Co. "E," 18TH Iowa INF Z, 8
re- NEAR LovEJoY, Ga, Sept. S, 1854.
RE8PBCrxD MADAM: I am compelled, in
fnlfirment Of . painful duty, to inform you
Of tho death 81 your no6le-hearted son.
Lawrence n. Wilson Of my company. He
fell, while braveiy ,ch0etingj on his COM
rades In an attack upon the enemy near
JOhesboro, Georgia, on the Lat OF Septem-
Der. A rebel bullet pierced his lungs,
passing through his body and shattering
his arm. He was brought OF the field and
taken TO the Hospital, whore he died the
same night at 10 O'clock.
VIXEN he fell, his first words were: "1sU
ny .sother fell facing the esesny." He
WAS buried near the Hospital, about two
miles west Of Jonesboro. One OF his mess
mates, Joseph N. Fleming, was with him
to the last, and we have all the little trink-
ets he possessed, which will forward to
you As soon as possible.
1t - impossible for me to express how
deeply we feel the loss Of your brave boy.
Al soldier, he was brave, obedient, and
ever ready to do his duty. AS comrade,
he was generous, open-hearted and 0blig-
Ing, and the whole company loved him.
He was one Of my best and BRAY est boys.
The noble cause for which we fight has lost
q brave defender, and my company has lost
one Of its best loved members. But what
can say to his mother, whose loss exceeds
ours IN hundred f0ld? Our hearts sympa-
thize with you in this sad hour, and we
shall ever cherish his memory. His exam.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

= O0Wn ToWn MoechAne,
Having passed several sleeples nights, disturb
ed by the agonies and cries Of suffering child
and becoming couvineed that lts. W3ss,o,.,.
6bothtnO Syrup was jast The article needed. prc-
cared supply Tor the child. On reachins home.
and acquaintins hts wf1s With what BE had
done, she refused TO have It sdministered 70 the
child, - she was strongly In fhvos Of Homopa-
thy. That night the child passed In sui5srins
and the parents without slsep. Returning home
the day following the father found the baby still
worSe: and while contemplating another sleep-
Les night, the mother stepped fBpm the room to
attend to some domestic duties. and LEFT the a.
ther with the child. During her absence he ad-
ministered portion Of thA..eooxnine syrup "a
the baby. and said nothing. That nieht all
hands slept we'll, and the little fellow invoke IN
the morning bright and happy. The mother
VA delighted with the sudden and wonderful
change. and although 1t fl8t ofended At the de.
ception practised upon her, has continued to use
the syrup,and suffering. crying babies and rest
iess nights have disapp AIRED. A single trial 81
the Syrup never yet failed to relieve the baby.
and overcome the preIudices Of the mother. 81
cent? a,s Scst,.; soldPy all Druggists.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

pie shau increase and stronghold our sense
Of the high and holy daty w are called On
g perform, and Il like Monroe, We should
arms, we shall havs theAlorious conscious.
ness Of having fallen in defense Of our OUT
ragged laws and country, already consecra.
ted BY the blood Of thousands Of the "best
and braveot." ssFats A8.sHjF sas
q May God bless you, Madam, and comfort
you. a'a 500 '1V
am. Madam, very respectfully, your
obedient SERVANT JOHN n. BRIL-, d
Capt Co. s.E,Y 18th Iowa Unity.
MRs. Julia A. WILSON, .suf
81 Burlington, Iows.sa-leaE.a4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

49, CHICAGO, Sent %.
Markets. weak on account OF the decline OF
gold. :
Fl0ur-Tending downward. Sales 800 bb,s NJ
3l0@l0 81 for white winter, 80 1899 50 for choice
spring extra,
Wheat-6c lower aales 100000 bush. at 81 s90
So for No. Q red. 81 8Sesi ~ for No spring AMI
81 78@I 81 for No spring. closing at increased
prices.
CO-n-Haf lower. Sales 5000 bush At 81 Al
half at 81 80 for No and 81 3lal 3tL for No q
closing inside. =
.Oats-ac higher. Sales $50 900 bushels at G. ao5.
closing firm. 20
Rye-Sc lower. sales $4,000 at 81 a4a, q for
No l, and 81 290l2S for No q
Barley IS higher. sales Of 600. 10 at 81 asal SC
for No g. '
Whiskey Firm sales Of 3,o, COO osls atNn.
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New York Cattle lIarket.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10
Current prices for the week 1t all the markets
are: 4.
BeefCAttle-Fifst quality. Ga 4o0l5; ordinary
Cows and Calves-Fist quality sSo@75; ordi.
nary ea5@SS; common tS5@4& inferior S0e@S5.
common 7k98l4c: inferior 70Sxc.
sheep and Lambs-Extras per head N@9;
ri0r -. fl'fs 80
sswine-Per pound. l4al5c; Sor still fed ise
The market for beef cattle ruled heavy this
lower on average.
Total receipts at al yards for this and last
week were Is follows Beevas 6O57: cows 40:
calves 21eS sheep and lambs 3, ~: swine 1,l0a
Total this week: reeves ~ cows 10. veal
calves S.S7O sheep and lambs Ais; swine 8CS6.
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LANDS FOR SALE Al

~ AUCTlON.-1he undersigned will sell on
tnc premlSes, on the lat day Of November 1884
the south bali Of Section No. four, ia TownShip
- Mo seventy two, North Of Range No. four West,
t3I nry AUG eighty acre tracts, to the highest
D 0C SAID lands belonging to the School
f1nd OF Dee NOines County Iowa,
TERAS OF SALE: One third cash and balance
"a uve years with eight per cent interest, the
interest to be paid the lst day Of January Or
he prefers II.
This land is situated in Washington Town.
snip and Is A No. One. Sale will commence at
l O'clock, p. NJ WIN. GARRETT.
Clerk Of the Board Of County Supervisors
Bept2Q.dtt&WtS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

1he LodAee U1lon Ala aecfety havs
made arrangements with Mr.. Of the Cumberland
House. 70 board and lodso, FOR 1 limited tina
Al soldiers who arrive In Burlington vttnout
meonG 4sEG
SICK Soldiers VIII be taken % the D. q Marine
Hospital, On application 1t the Once or D.. HH
Ransom. on Jefferson strset. fmar1-dAx
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Tt1othy eesa-.Dull. 1als for prime = -.
al IEs,sh's sssady = ~ corn . i0r wheat e
Noney-Easisr. -
ddss;ss:sse:ss;: = !. sH a''eoan. ss7s
Cottcn-Irrsgulara ana unsettled. Prices deci-
ffsur- Ssrket ior state and VET opened duh
etate !s1t4ss6 81 extra. = sooi6 nr choice
connos g miS sd sa pr. v w.s. 80 conn
~ t60iS. go bIsnd. Canadian hour dull and
lbr 0oo9 70 ehoice sxtra. Rye nodf; quiet.
. WheeE Opened heavy and closed dull At sesc
g: -. q ana Z s s. BE- so Sd
winter red west.
CSrn-Hsavy and ic lower at sisohel 81 for
Oets-.Firm and good business doing It s71<
.Codss- Lower, under the auction ssle.
6ugar.very dull. No sale0 8 #ts
Molassee-Vefy dull and prices nominal and
Petroieum-Firm bat quiet at Is for crude, u
refined IL bond and IS ior iedned free.
Fork-Iess active and lower 1t S4l@4l 50 for
mes.s e See4s eeh fcr new do, $500 for prime.
vS1x ~ VRSaVkA ~ - Oh OOtOOSI
s. 81 ICES 3 s Anoe'OssF buyers option part ss
Bsef-Dull and heavy At slaeic for country
mess. - for country prime, 90 5001S for repAck-
ed mes and e9009 for extra mess prime. Aess
beef, entirely nominal
Cut 4eets-Quiet and prices irregular I7l4@1ec
for sh0uldeu and l800 Tor hams. the latter for
!Ayd-Dull and lower It 1885 tho latter price
Battel-Dall and very heavy At AOe4s ier Ohio
and 470Slc for state. 811s sI l.sag@
, Cheese-Heavy and quiet at ls0Ssc for com
Money Market Easy It per cent for collate-
Sterling Exchange-Dull ct q CO.
0o!o-aeavZ and lower; opening ct q an.
oec aig e Il 9 and advancing g - 2llI. de-
cunning to y ON and closing ct q
Government 4tocks-Quiet.
- ME = Hssvy gold 393o y; s. g g. coupons
Tenn; g due '0al Ohio Z \. cert. q, Erie Did
E NY. {, q 29x Erie u oaI Hudson River
7z. g. 9. scrip 81 ~ Pitt. H Is T. ~ 2 s. 5. d %
Haute S7L Ie'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Mr.. J. z. Homer contributes two pho
togsaphic pictures Of Lulo Lake and. Fails
on Lookout mountain, Tenn. Also, !
vsey curious pair Of wooden solss for shoee
FnSn Atlanta, Georgia. II 45inlsiv al
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

1oealrsceipts Ii money ana hospital sup
- to Ssptsmbsr 10Th, 81, 7OAE.
AvsFy valuable donation has also been
S'sivsd rom the managers Of the North,
0lowa Sanitary Fair in three boxes, COM
)alaine SO national flags Of Is di6srs1t
~ magniacsnt silk quilt valued It
Shnndred Ndollais, : splendid Mexican
edle cover, presented by Major General
s1ea 70 Tho Dubuque Fair, and . lot Of
.lsea, with nearly $50 yards Of red,
@ss and blue trimming. The present Of
- things IL 4 beantiftff sign or the
vaaa q Northern and So6thsrn Iowa in
sosy work Of patriotism and human
nv. s s@as .Rs@sk
"A Margaret W. SANFORD, Of Bentons-
- sent . box Of childrenss furni-
- valued atSlo.oO tor the FAIR .,a
easssnt Robert Slater, Co. 81, eth Iowa,
- very handsome pipe, made OF Chit
wood from Kenesaw mountain. ele-
aty carved, and mounted with q silver
@0ptured ct jackson, Miss.
agent Of the United States Sanitary
anlasion, sends another relic from Ken
nountain, being piece Of q tree
s.ered with shot, taken from the bat
a hear whore Col. Dan. McCook ELL
lsAding . chsrge'on the 9th Of June.
/
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Diseases 81 The UeBvo0s, Deminal, Uri.
nary and Sexual 01slsuas- ana reliable
tseannsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD AeBO.
ClAT1ON. Sent " mall u sealed letter envel.
9ges, ne Of charge. Address, Df. J. sKILLrN
6OU0HTON, Howard lAas0clstiuu. M 4 aonfh
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, n. S-'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

The DRArr-Dxxrcxx1 UMDER THE
LAST APPOaxIoEMExr.-According to an
order this day received from the A. A. Pro-
vost Marshal General for Iowa. sub-dis-
tricts which furnish little more than one
half of the nsAciencies heretofore published
viii be exempted from the coming draft,
which ia, l1dered to commeuceou Monday,
October a, 1854. II - hoped that an effort
will bemsde BY tho citizens Of each SUBJ
district to raise the quota thus required,
which = = lbllows: u.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24
DOCK AGENTS WANTED. to sell

- by subscription eEceue4a: iytxs.,c.,,,
FAMILY WORKS: among them il q Sou,-p-iceei
HISTORY Of the Rebellion. OF which over 4O,OC0
For circulars with terms, address
IL HENRY HOWE
Sertt2-d1tW2tt Ill Main St.. Ciocinnaii
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Tnn celebrated Toilet Sep, IN sach uoiysr.
~ demand. II made nom the choicest materi.
Ala u mlld and eAollient Ia IL nature. ~.
gtnAtly seense1. and extrsmsly Dene0etal
y it, action upon the skin. For sale by ali
Dfre4lgA and Fancy Goods Dealers.
jam dAW1y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

In this city. Sept. 21st, by Rev. A. G. williams
q Fort Madison, JkO L. WAITE, Supt. B. 4 N.
Telegraph Ltneas to MISS kErTrIA C. WILLIAMS.
AZ the residence Of the brides father il Fair
neld. !ovn, On Tuesday, 9oth inst BY Rev. A.
E. AUNTzINGxR.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

PorsUs-Dasing the State Fair, four exj
AAAsyAnd eight night police win be ~
,einAsi TO preserve the peace Of the city.
his sduad.s. with our city constabulary
AM. Wiiibo su0Acieut for all emergencies.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

u EDrroR HAwK-EYE:- -E6r the informas
ton Of your readers, please publish the
following extracts from the Regulations Of
the Eleventh Exhibition to be held q Bur
linston, Sept. o6th, 9Th, 2sth, osh and both.
and obliga, Yours, ,a,lsasF uia.
IS 81 81 NJ. w. ROBINSON, GenISup't.
! THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
20. Will have charge Of the entire grounds
and necessary Police, except "a herein no.
ted. All articles intended for exhibition.
shipped by railroad or otherwise, may be
addressed to his care, but he will not be
or or his agent; nor win the General Super
intendent or the Society, in any case. be
responsible for transportation. He will
direct exhibiters, on their arrival, to prop
OR departments on the grounds, assign pla-
O. for encampment outside the enclosure,
and exercise . general supervision, pre-
serving order and decorum.
TICKET SYSTEM.
81. ALI persons, whether exhibitors or
net, will obtain tj2kets Tor admission to the
grounds at theI1oasurof'a Office, near the
entrance Gates a6folloWD:
I. Membership Ticket, emitting the pur-
chaser to compete for every premium, ex-
|rcept when otherwise provided, and to be
admitted to the Grounds during the Fair,
:. Single Ticket, ad1litt;ng one person
once, Is cents. Children between and IL
years of age, 10 cents eacha
5. Tickets admitting o. horse and rider
once, SO cents.
/ 4. Tickets admltting one-hcrse vehicle
and driver one, Is Genus.
5. Tickets admitting two-horses vehicle
and driver once, Is cents.
re. Tickets admltting f0ut.horse vehic,e
| And driver OncA 0n0 dollar
I. Each occupant q agvehicle, other than
the driver, must have q Membership or
single Ticket. y
COMMITTEES.
q. Members q C6mmittees, reporting
themselves on The Dirt day Of the Fair,
when their nameA arecAued, and agreeing
to perform the d4tiSs assigned them,
promptly, will H. Nhrdished with badges
which win paGthgm during the exh:bi.
ton, and the cot a. sntsring the grounds
refunded and, ~ eppl1.ation to the Local
lies Of BurlingtoG aIafhr . found practical
BILE, and entertaiAedsltee Of charge during
their stay. dlwGwlt.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

NlHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
i or BURLINGTON. iowa. ra-ge3 Ii.
Having been dssignatsd ga Depository snd
FiuauciAl Agent q tho Uutssa Sea&ss, II nssss
prepared to receive subscriptions . to several
Loans offered to the people By tho sscsstssy q
the Treasury. ~
The 1910 Dsaas beings ssld paying secd.
rsty both principal and intsrsst. ossu { rsat in-
dEceunents to persons who wish to invest thsfe
surplus means In drst-claas security.
The S-lo Notes having thrss ysass 70 run
interest payable sernl-annual,y Ia lawful mo.
ney. odsr equal Inducements to those who wish
to make temporary loans only. Thsy also POI
ssss the advantage Of being convertible into S.
% Gold paying Bonds at maturity. M N t.Es
Both the Securities can b subscribed Tor ID
sums OF FIFTY DOLLARS and upwssds.
No better security can b had than taass two
Eclassss Of investment offered By The Govern.
mont. yA1@ IT, ~
Trusting 70 the patriotisn, q the PeoplA tn
Secretary looks with eonddencs to thsm Tor tha
means necessary to put down ths wicked Re-.
bellion. .sse+sss. s,.
sa GEORGE c. LAUMAN, Cashier.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

NOTICE. - The stsxms Of the BunLl,seror
vssxIY HAwK-EEE are Two Dolla. year.
- eaunnunn1 s8 {
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Cxfux1D. "A man Who was endeaxoring
70 aaks the Illinois shore yesterday ID .
MIN sail-boat, was capsixsd In the rivsr.
hntxlehting his Gran, succeeded Ia making
tAJJAore, sustaining no damage buta good
an<HanR, es. ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. Power, OF Musca-
Tine, was IN The city yesterday on his way
to Washington, whittier he u going 70 ca.
leafoe 70 secure the exchange Of his son,
Lsutanant John Power. now priSouer.
and under Are 1t Charleston. The Lisutsn-
ant q @ell known to our citizens, having
usided here for some time previous to his
~atering the service. News has been re-
eeived BY his parents that he u very sick,
md grsatly In want Of medical assistance
md care. We hope the Doctor will bssuc-
ceneful in his mission.zaa a. asa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Too. HI0H.-Buttsr IL higher in this
MARKET than 1t any point east, north OF
soukh Of u, IL the market reports are to he
rslisd on. Sixty cents psr pound were
paid for butter in this city yesterday,
which Is Just twice what tits worth. This
article Is drug in the New York market
At l2047c FOR Ohio, and 4S@54c for State.
Ths~ssy highsstpriee paid In Chicago h
N04lc In C4inmGi &c were reached !
sfswaays 90 Cor q small III OF extrA
choice, bat the ruling price IL 80 to 4oc.-
Why our citizsos .ahoSld Compelled to
pay 20 muchs lore for bu(t1r than u paid
elsewhere " ., mystery. There 10 one
nmsdy for the matter; Dan wit.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

TG8 WEAf0n1, e. % 510ofh0e 0o0u0Oes
warm, with - nights nfing The day
10 mercury bscsnds b c. ana s6o. and At
light falls a $50 md s60s. Thars - much
nd Of rain5pgNeAe alldk 10 highways
"a vesstattq $50 plfcAsd and dry -
daring mid,umd. Hlksvsr, ths sQui-
asctial stor1s ars=not - WIN dodbt-
~ al dehciencisssW 4il he supplied. Our
0ly fear 500 lAs4slias o. - hal
equinox will visit ds during the Fair. The
sun enters the l0sppi1 Of Libra to-mor-
row, when the days and nights are Of
equal lsnssA In alfi basts Of the glo6ys :, A
Change in the weather may be speedily:
,..A>a 49, a5gsftoS(N yafT1 es4 s1Ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24
TINE FAR. FAMED DR.. WEIR. or

III Pennsylvania. announces to thu Commu.
nifty, that he Is . practitioner Of the 0er11as1
French and 6penish mode OF Medical Tres1e
ment. sOsuccessfully praCticed Of late n Frsnoe.
Spain and America. He has been eneaae6 ~.
eralSears In travelling and ~
SUCCESSFULLY TREATING ses e
People who finger under oldC Chronic Cam rai nta
He not only ascertAin0 the nature ar tn0 Oi1eae4
- formerly pfacticed BY Physicians. but posses
on and dlscovefs the cause, however infffato
the disease may Be. Rt r $685. sasgfsas.s ~ ID
m WILL m AT "a Mttts
Burnngton, lSunderaAnd House) from Sept. 2tst
A. n, and from 1 TO 8 r. II.
NJ. Pleasant, Braselton House. MI Sept -
talrneld. Le9yett House, October
Ottumwa. Ottumwa House. "2SA4
Oskal0oee. Madison House, 6&6
sleessnss. Clark House. .as4s
SSaIiiaEtcn. Sunderland House. RAE
M sSa1s n%er'ca' !" i i
3alesburghi Depot House. "i7&1S
Muscatine, Ogilvie House. Il
Wilton Juncto -
Durant, Doolittie House. So a
Atalissa, N9s " q
West Liberty, aE arg sa5F TIT "a
DIR. D. K. WEIR
Tama county. Iowa. he will make mons1Iy
visits TO the above named places, -.
seos22W1t
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

Flax eeed-l0ol5c lower. Sales Of SO bushels
Ti.othy sssa-null. aalas for prims q s..
Freishts-6teady ct ~, corn @ for wheat q
Bu0Al0.
MOney-EAsier.
0oid-Nominal 6 q Il 90.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

srEs. DRArI.-Ws learn from Capt Rut-
ledeep trovost Marshal, that the draft in
lAi3 District has been postponed until 0c-
tober 81 and that tho published deacits lot
IL towrships and wards have been re-
Anced about one-half. Now IL the time 70
al the quota and clear the District Of the
dat. Let NJ do it by all means.
'pSbeFs In the Distrfct will pleas notice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

1eIsaac Basey. "a old settlst OF Iowa
d14naer sigoprney ron sq4dsy sxenins'
~ 1othinat, He Vas o. yseEsa Old. He
ono1616Wa q 1884. and sse6oDd In sDes
noines county, where b remQned till
isl, Many If our early ssttlers will r.
aembst him q : vigorous man, for ono -
id. and - well for being an honest man,
md an exemplary member Of the Baptist
f1nurch. AN4fss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-09-24

HD. QRs. Co. "E," 18TH Iowa INF'Y,
: NEAa LovEJoY, Ga, Sept. S, 1854.
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Ial..... -. ,054 50
1oeal receipts Ii money ana hospital sup
- to Ssptsmbsr 10Th, 81, 7Os.E.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08
FARM FOR SALE!

Wishing to change my business, 1 offer my home
Fam, n the town OF Bristol Kenesha county
- for sale On reasonable terms. The Farm CON
siss OF l51 l2 acres Of Hrst rate farming lands
10 acres are u1def the pow, he. oflance IN
meadow and pasture. There are two dwelling ~
hous5 u jhe farm, barn and out.houses az IHtsI
50 5aces adjoining, III me stats ofluiaos. Also %
acres ofgsPd timber and lying IN The STATE 81 IL.
about one mile from he farm. The stm is shout Is
miles from the city Of Kei osha. To any one wishing
10 purchase q first rate, productive farm, vii oher
& bargain seldom met with P. o. Address, South
Bristol, Kenosha Co Wis Aft ISAAC 3. TAYLOR
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-12-08
YMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Catarrhas they generally appear
at first very slight Persons fiid they have cold
that they have frequent attacks and are more sens
1--WE to the changes of temperature In this cor dt;o
the nose may De cry, or slight discharge, thin and
acrid. afterward becoming thick and adhesive As
the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are ill.,
creased in quaint and changed in quality; they are
now mex , ana heaYy, and are hawked and coughed
of. The secretions are. offensive, Aeausipg a bad
breath the voice is thick d-nasa4 the eyes are
weak the sense of the smell is les or
deafness frequently takes place. Another common
and Important synptonY of Oatarrh is that the per-
son is obliged to clear his throat in the morning OF
thick or Shiny nr'Tcdus. which has fallen down from
the head during the night When this takes
place, person may be sure that his disease is
on Its way-tc the lungs, and should lose no time in
airesting it.
I y The ADORE are bUttsao Of tie many Catprra
= Ss"sPf0'ns1s z5gi hus .lipa a
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THE HAND O. EARTH. ,

The following exquisite ballad, Published in Lon
don paper over the signature of CLARIBEL," has, we
learn, been adapted to Irish air by Mad Sainton,
the English vocalist: 50
It's sailing am at the dawn OF day,
ITO my brother that's over the sea-; ioU bib
But its little l'll care for my life anywhere, ~ :
g For it's breaking my heart will be. fi 90 3iii a
But treasure take for aud lrelsnd's sake
That I'll prize all belonging above; ~if''' - p
Its handful % earth from the land o. my birth, .
4 "a From the hearto' the land that7i love. IA "a
And WON'T the poor lad in his exile be glad, %
When he sees the brave present bring?
And won't there be fowls from this treasure OF ours
Ia the warmth OF the beautiful Spring I m -. + ~
Och, Erin Machree tho it's parting webe, z,
It's blessing leave on your shcre,zs,t az gI
And your mountains and streams I will see in my
y Till cross TO my country once more.
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Cost for SO Day :
Dissolution Notice

The undersigned will continue the bushes at the
Old stand.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes, by the strict at
tention to the wants his customers to deserve and
retain the patronage literally bestowed onthe old
Firm. EDWARD BAILEY;
p Kenosha Aug. Path 1864 .. -tE s,aa II ,Uzu