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NPat "a, 1864.
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&c 9tuttn. Die 8erbsierun8en barauf brleDn
aus snCm
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31

Bon :. Nstptcn BrCrun, D, D, Rsbottsur Der On,
eptlcpaoie Der tbcclc3fbSn g8fen(baft:
,,StsIrih ib nitbt asnfist 6in, patentmsbi,tnsn
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ri9tn Shwdbe titt Der @sbrautb ron 3 SloIbsr
ctSiSs Btters I'M Nnfan9 birSs Sabres bat cine Be-.
osutCno adnt9e SBrfuns auf mid qsbabt une bat
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msincm SrEuno. Der mid gum Ssbraub oss Bit
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philadelphia, %. Suni. 1861.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31

Bon htm CORN. Davsn RanSplpb. poaCr Der
SaPttFsn' Sir2s, @wmuRlOwn, psnrl.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-31
eelr perbriratbeie .frautnsimmtr

1T otslribe 9aus befonoGrs fhastar. Sic 6rinat in
elmer tur3en 3tit Die unuiIibsu psrioOsn auf srns
9spanlhte Beiis on.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

We notice th9e the Je6 Davis papers up
t1iS way ref0se % put up the state ticket
lately nominated By the Cops q Dee
IeWa Cop cannot support il, you can dc.
pend on Il that ticket b too near dead ODE
worth looking after.-LosOd Public Record.
isuhs Coppsrhsads Of Clayton county
Ing to ct up . Fremont ratification meet
ins'' 6 Elkadsr. The day came. and With
jta loGt pFooeesioa, coasist1ng q 4 kt4wn
mule. one oorehoad. three copperheads and
bob-tailed dog. The Ratification" came
q In dutch RrooeFy, and consisted OF
two ''lager beersX seven "whiskiss," four
svsen for vsll:ndiSham, three Tor NC
Clayton county ID now considered "radical"
- the core. The Fremont organ ct Nc
0fegor win now breathe free. Its senior
VII nj longer need the consolation Of
John Charlee, John Cochrane, Demi-J John,
'ee any other man. II Old Aba Vas ever
,1eolish enough 70 suppose he haA any
show to carry Clayton county, he will
Qkador l-Px6lic Record
NoRwAY.-Three hundred Norwegians,
1esh from the ''fader land'' arrived at Nc.
neshiek county. They had plenty of sill.
yer coin and we ere told that plenty Of
found base as e :.S ale
1eculisritiSs 81 American currency.-Pssb-
&c H2c1Sd ~
0oxE TO CARE FoR THE soLDrERs.-
e. p. 4. mckenzie and Mrs. L. a:
3Aoo1o1, e tnl9 cafg, have beon appointed
Hospital Matrons oy the United States
Cort1ttan Commlssaon, ana are on their
nv 70 Memphis 70 take charge OF one Of
- hospitals there. We % not know Of
enytwo ladies Who VIII more tsndsrly care
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

Flour-Dull at sl2 2sels for winter; 8 5oelo 50
for spring.
at d 2Oo2 = for No l, and q l4@3 Is for No 2.
Cl011ng weak.
Corn-Market 203c lower. Sales Of l0o, 900 bush
ct 81 1891 81 for No I. and q S2l49l 81 for No z
closing weak q q s. and q 81.
OAts-Steady at 700783<c.
RyO-eAleo It 81 39l 81. E
Whiskey-Dull II u Is.
Irovtsi0ns-Nothing doing.
Salt-Steady.
Wool-Active ct t1@l 00,
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CURRY CARDs.-H.v.

~ ing neither cracks, corners, screws or taCkg
Their extreme durability. GnOothness. cheAp-
Gards for the times. Manufactured 81 r. Els 9
Son, and sold by Hard ware. Saddlery and Wood
en- Ware dealers generally. They sse cheAn
enough TO- W. iunal7<tN
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For the months Of May and june, 1854.
David shearer, F. May 18th, At Resacca,
samuel Hart, F, May 18th, Resacca. Ga.
wounded, MORALLY.
Calvin Barber, F. May 1sth, Resacca,
Ca, wounded severely, leg amputated.
Uriah n. Davis, May 18th, Resaeca, Ga,
killed.
oh..ls. Huston. A. May Il, Resaoca, Ga,
VIM. .. Tub, B, May 18th, Resacca, Ga,
wounded MORALLY, (since dead.)
VIM. ]. Hamilton, B, May l4th, Resacca,
Ga, wounded sligh0y.
ssnl Mussslm:n, B. May 18th, Rssacca,
Ga, wounded slightly. 9za
James Buchanah, {, Nay 18th, Resaeca,
.,; sSsS I 1sds5.s Nay '4sh R'sa0', Ca
;. Allen: =: savase. Z, Nay sllth, Rssacca,
.! John s;;. 9; fssss., 8; Ny i4sh Rs'aeea'
Macon vAa Hook, Nay 18th, Rssacca,
Aibert 81, Cullen. B, May 18th, Rssacca,
ssrgt Charles Bilka, May l5th, Rssacca,
Ga, slightly wounded - ~
Geo. r. Scott, c, May 9th, Dallas. Ga
lot Lieut.. Rodney F. Barker, A, May 9th,
Dallas, Ga, severely wounded.
a. ". searles. G. May eth, Dallas. Ga,
Gavin Barnard, E, May q. Dallas, Ga,
William J. Collett, E. May 9th. Dallas.
Ga, slightly wounded.
Geo. W. Hibbard, E, May 9th, Dallas.
Ga, slightly wounded.
Sergf jeremiah Rhodes, F, May 9th,
Dallas, Ga, slightly wounded.
Isaiah D. Wars H, Nay 9th, Dallas. Ga.
WIN. Russell. ], May 9Th, Dallas. Ga.
IF 4: 9: go, !. May 9Th. Dalla. Ga.
LIST Lieut.. Francis J. Baldwin, G, Nay
18th, Dallas. Ca. killed.
Corp'l John N. Potts, 9, May y, Dallas,
Ro6t Osborne. c. May 18th, Dallas. Ga,
George Black, D, May q. Dallas. killed
John Bighsm: X.
Lieut.. Colonel Alexander J. Miller, May
q, Dallas, severely wounded.
let Lieut.. and AdJ't Newby Chase, May
q. Dallas. severely wounded, (:inos deed;]
las, severely wounded.
James Splnks, E, May q, Dallas, woun:
a: John :s! yss|.on. 4 Ny B.iisl, ssun:
Elm Ford. F, May q. Dallas. wounded
slightly.
fsaac Gregg, F. May q, Dallas. wounded
John Rodgers, h, May %. Dallas. woun.
ded severely, (since dead.
Serg't J. Swan. II, May q. Dallas, woun'
c corp'i SAMUEL J. Smith, I. May %. DIAL.
las, wounded severely:
John McKie.nan, K. May q. Dall.s
~e Soo Teu s.sn'B 3. Nay o. D.ll.. missia
1st Lieut.. and Acting Adjutant John T.
Grimes, June Is, Big Shanty, Ga, killed.
John Hublee, D, June Is, Big Shanty
Ga, killed.
Oscar Bostrand. I, June Is, Big Shanty;
Abraham Morris. D, June IS, Big shanty
c., wounded, (leg amputAted.) As
John A. Miller, B, June Is, Big Shanty
| Ga. severely wounded.
Albert johnson, B, June Is, Big Shanty,
Ga, severely wounded.
lst Sefg't John II. Key, E, June Is, Big
p sfeight, A, June q, Knsaw Mt. kilrd
II Buckingham, c..
BENZ Bixby, H, "
IA Haunnn Sgt, I 9th :.
J Robinson, PrfvK = :"
ATs:m.on sst Maj. n cs. June 9th
wounded slight. !.
A s Ingram, lst Ssrgt A, June 9Th
wounded slight
q > Han srgt A, 18th, Ken: Nj. wd sey
w n HaxbeGon, priv slght
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u,HE JUSTLY CELBDRATW



A QonrI1xzxrARY ne iollcwt1G
complimentary tsetiuaooiA - 0oavsa r.
saturday ~ tentsrpe - ~,
celebrated critic and Husicai 0lrsueef q e.
: - ~ BArs4rxosx. yuns9l llQas,o
4egsrs, wv KNA1HA Co.. 11l1noeA q 8 .
=. Gentlemen: AAv1ng - 1o0oet01A.
ties Of testing 60tA yo0r NM 4oq3e 04AHD A1D
9aUAa1 PIANoss a gtyeg me- ,lFeat p!eeI1e .
qualities to make Piano YE1sa - Seec9ta
and unsurpassed hyaAy 0et I1ake osn slthee
rossnGIsess a. eese, c@hdned With thai Pscs!j~
ia Pisaos, they are really uNsUzrAsaxnIE, O.
most brilliant play J. Wishing yoa svsFy sua-
cess, Irenaaan truly yeunG 49,. .3s.t
gt NuSical Director German Opera
We have nov On the way tsone 70 azrtvs 10 :
ELEVEN PHAMOO, i.aap9
from VIM. Knabe Co., Baltinoee, and o6gvsD.
teen ACp, New York. and oa&ter ouzoelSoo ooe
THE LARGEsT STOCK or PIANOS
IL the state. We WIN . apls 70 meet - wanaBs
OF any who WtSh really ~ st8sts tAsNts
FiR0t.C1oo0 In0tR0ne0t. - e
The above Pianos are WARRANTED H0D
FIVE YEARS, and ~ eel - 0Anu1ADeWo18-
prices adding netninf fes n,eenGt; $500. N !
Iowa Music etorev1 exxet House 1aoske )
july15-4Aw9w ~ 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

They are making ID California, for the
Sanitary Fair TO be heidi there shortly, p
gigantic cheese, six fest in diameter and
two and . hall feet thick, Weighing 1000
pounds. They win call II the Cream Of
Cheeses! @A taH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

This celebrated Tollet sep, In such unizers
III demand, II made nom the cAoiCess mAteri.
IL II wflA and Ounoll1ent In it nature ira
9rantly scented, and extremely heneAcial
ia il action upon the akin. For sale By all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers,
1an2odkWN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

DlDeasso ~ - Nerves., Seminal, UFf.
nary anA SEXUAL Systems NEW end reliable
trsatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD AeeO-
CITATION. eent By mAil In sealed lettsr envel.
epes, hee a. charge. Address, D.. J. 6KuLIN
H0U0HTON, Howard Association. No. 86oath
Ni1th Street, Philadelphia, "A.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

with WARM weather. hes given onsof the dullsst
markets Of the season.
There appears . bea pretty. general move
mont In wool II over the country. and but very
little attention paid to supply and demand. par.
ties are In the market hero, from Indiana and
Ohio. buying large quantities. Many Of them
nsver dealt In the article before, but have mon.
~ and want % invest Il, ana argue that with
cotton q q eS wool must surely 20 ups this
may b ell tzue In the end. bat to IN outsidee It
locks - tAoush the present was good time to
soll weot s
Money = said tobs tighter ~ New York than
- any other time this season. This u some.
What remAkahae, = the understanding -
been toe soms time. that the country W. going
70 ruin. - account Of the excess q circulation
beyond the business wants q the county.
The grain GambasEs hare, ct up some remark
able stories aoo0t the damage done = tn wheat
cfopey schinoh bug."A and The stnsy went Lot
night that tAeGo Nttlo peote had attaohod .
whole tEain loAA u WAeat o. tho Rock Island
Road. ana cleaned Il IL ont, bat Z belisve. Il
laeks confirmation. Yoars, ~ *. z. z.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16

@Last week, q 0lsnwood, Iowa, the
thsrmesnsesf seoed 1t ioe lsgrsssin the
ohAde.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-16
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK:EYE.

JACKSON ON SPEcULAToR.-Just before
president Jackson retired from thePresiden-
" ne told Hon. James Guthrie OIL ischarAc-
terisuc method Of dealing with men who
undertake TO deal improperly with the ex-
agencies Of their country. Contractors fol-
Ioweo General Jackson's army far into the
the !nd1an county, and when the army BE-
dealers began to AJAX fabulous prices for
their provisions. Jackson was at length
INFORMED OF their extofti0nate demanda,
ana ne summoned them before him and
attempted an appeal % their patriotim.-
He found that soil perfectly sterile. At
length he ordered body Of omcers to ap.
praise the goods. and allow the owners 81
liberal profit, and then he showed thsss
owners the appraisement. He offered to-
teke their provisions q this appraisement.
Tnoy refused to sell, and Ja0kDon, deter.
mined that his soldiers should not starvo,
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1n.Thers win be meeting Of the wool.
growers Of Southern Iowa in this city, ::on
the 0eth Of September next.
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PeName, Dlselllo6 ffo0 TIE 1aFe Cd
Beautiful 1lowoR 1Fom WhieA it takes
teO 00mOs ff 1 49
BEWAAE or COUNTERFETTs.
ASK Ro1 RWAIiGN,D NO OTH4R
junsabd am Sold b. druggists generally.
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SUGAR FROM sORGHUM.-Fsr-

kEw fkocsy oqps s. ea ds5s sss1. = ~
]. =. RleU, Of Omaha, NebraekA. afoer expert
menttn1 Gtx yeaEs upon 6orghum. ha1 9ie0ev-
can manufacture and rel1ne his own sugar. R1f-
ties desiring 70 paFchAso County, IoWnshlp e
individual rights I'm the counties Of Henry, Doa
tine, Van Buren,, WapeIto and Xaehlngto0.
Iowa, Address, DAVID WHITNEY,
Proprietor, KeOouk Iowa. a
DAVID PARRY, Local Agent. 8urlington, ic1s.
mAy91.wn
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THE CITY.

THE CITY.
n.Mr. Lippard, true and tried Union
IN and refugee from Texas, Il in this
-. He comes well recommended, with
,.sters from Gov. Hamilton, Of Texas, Gov.
Hahn Of Louisiana, and others. He re-
.raasnts Texas to % in terrible condi-
x;on. and Gays the condition Of the Union
rae6eess, mostly women and children, In
Nov Orleans, cannot b described. He
vonld like to secure aid for them, ~ they
srein naked and starving condition, lit
eaIly.-
M. Isaac ]. Conway sends u .
10y Of the Galveston News, printed Il
neuseon, Texas. He says he picked It up
= th9,sfseso pf Brownsville. It. = dated
April 9Th. Il q an Sxl0 afiAir, printed On
very coarse brown wrapping paper. The
proprietor Of tho Tanning House adver-
49, that he has, owing to appreciation Of
s0ouSsderate scrip. reduced Ia price OF
bard from go to ~ per day. A joke on
~ rebel currency.
Sn.Rsv.4 Pr p. Insallst addressed =
crowded audience rsprsssntins the vari-
eus Churches OF this city and tho cittsens
ssnsrally, respecting the Orphan Asylum
rnterprise. His statements Of the noble
ssuerosity Of the Iowa Regiments, which
= visited. were rscsived with great salts
action. and resolutions were passed fully
endorsing the plans and operations Of Mr..
Iusalh, and those Engaged with him in
this patriotic movement. A fuller state
imsat viii b made hereafter.
-, M. David Harrison Was severely
and dangsrously Injured yesterday, q The
houss Of Mr.. Duval, in this city. A couple
efruAlans mads uurderous md unpro-
yoked attack on him. He was struck ei-
ther With . slung shot or brass knuckles,
- sys was destroyed, and the bones Of
ths cheek broken. Mr.. Lafrison - IN
critical condition. The man who made the
abtaek Il George Berry. who escaped across
the river. ao
n the above cass We learn that the muir
Asrous assault upon Mr.. Harrison was en-
tirsly unprovoked, and without the least
excuse or palliation-that the persons who
made the assault, Berry and johnson, are
men Of very bad character, pinps and gam
slsrs. and that they both made their escape
Aevalley street IL macadamized, but
alter shower, the mud Il ak inches deep
In the roadway. II the Marshal or Street
Commissioners, or whoever has charge Of
each business, can engage the services ofa
proper forcs, 10 had better do so, and have
~ earth and sand shoYeled from the sew
-. Valley street, with its Maud, choked
savers and shabby sids-walks, is . fine
light.
- TAuraday last > st. Louis lady wa
ether robbed Of or lost q, 900 on the Illinois
sids OF the river, while GU her way to Mt
Pleasant. No clue has yet been discovered
@ the money. She returned p this City
saturday and was trying, 4 last accounts,
= unravsl the mystery.
0rThe Catholic Church, on Third
sleset have carried up their tower to the
reeper height, win soon have It anished,
I'D have hung their now bell, which ID the
laegsst-in The city. ItAD = deep. ans tone,
wy different from our other Church bells.
al weighs $500 lbs.
~Last week, y 0lsuwood, Iowa, the
n
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- Turad4y last . st. Louis lady was
ether robbed ofor lost d, 900 on the Illinois
sids Of the river, while GU her way to Mt
Peasant. No clue has yet been discovered
q the money. She returned p this City
saturday and was trying, 4 last accounts,
a ,,nravnl flAn mvntafy sSr 90
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~The Catholic Church, on Third
sReet, have carried up their tower to the
peeper height, viii soon have It anished,
I'd have hung their now bell, which il the
largest n The city. ItAaD = deep, 0ns tone,
wy different from our other Church bells,
and weighs 500 lbs.
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II 6emmes were man Of honor and OF
chivalry, no would have given himselfinto
the hands Of Captain Winslow, whose law.
ful and rightful captive he II, but he ~ not
ment being 30 fla9rant an infringement Of
all laws, natural, national and information
al, it is hardly to be expected that his per-
sonal conduct should be any other than
equally violative Of every rule Of homer
and every sentiment OF chiYalry.
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men and highly esteemed by their ass
ciAtes.-Honse Journal. 4

men and highly esteemed by their asqok
ciAtes.-Home Journal.
DEATH or Mrs. FRAxER.-The whole
community was shocked On Monday OF
this week with the report Of the burning Of
Mrs, Frazer. the wife Of John w. Frazer.
ESQ, near Salem. ia this county. We have
not yet all the particulars, but learn her
clothes took Ore while putting up fruit, in
the summer kitchen, and although ohe
threw herself on the ground and did her
utmost 70 extinguieh the flames, 1t was al
in vain. q the wind WAS 20 high, and be-
fore help could b obtained she WAS %
shockinely burned she survived but ono
day.-I6d.
We are indebted 70 John p. 0rantham.
FL Ell GER; r s9s shs lew,ns County Sta
Total valuation Of real and personal prop
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A T samson Sgt Maj, NC6, June 9th,
wounded slight.
A s Ingram, Lat ssrst A, June eth,
wounded slight.
w p Hall brgt A, eth, Ken: Mt. wd sev