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TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1864.
Two Good Houses and Lots, NOs. IA &
16 Walnut-St.,

O. CUTTER SON will sell on Tuesday, March 8.
at II O'clock on the prem ses. two good Houses snd
Lots, Noe. IA and IS Walnut-st House No Il is 6
one and half &c ~ Frame BuildinR, 10xsO, rooms
back kitchen and shed Los - feet inches Icnt S2
feet deep. No. 10 Is cd frick Building, 2E15
new tin roof, two stories with tassm=nt, IL rooms
gas good cellar, vel etstern and barn Lot 8 feet
front l32 feet deep.
TsIms-Ons hall cash IN hand balance in one, two
and three years, with interest at Per cent. semi
nuaily Title psrffct uar2- Al
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IKE R0manco q the Raiiroad.
b the suthor Of the .sfair Insz," Ths Prince Of
walks, fhs Ghost Hunters,n &c.
(c0NuAUED.l
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FRAVKLLER,s REGIsTKR.

DEsDAY BOOMING, MARCH 3, lisa,
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without ne vas w0unded. They 'stnc cs
there like q wall Of iron, their. .comradss
from the reserve carrying Ammunition N.
replenish their exhausted supplies. Yss
still the rebel hosts poured up to the WopkS i
those behind cursed by their officer, werss
rushed up and prevented those in frnnt
from falling back. Thus hey continued.
hoping against hope, all the time beIne
brave veterans and the grape and canistee
Of Welker's battery, Lieut.. A. T. Blodcee1ls
commanding. Pushing forward until 6s3
were almost hand to hand. Thus for ~ I,
hour and q half did the deadly strue.isi
continue, when completely exhausted ~
with broken columns the enemy broke -
fed, amid the loud huzzas Of our splendl6
the reserve line, and for = whi1e
those dark old woods, where but 4
few days before the braggart planter
spit his treason in fancied security. ~.
sounded with the deafening shouts Of ~
army Of the Tennessee. ! never wish "a
know prouder day than that. Every nm
felt that victory was ours, bought not q
the price Of many brave men, but at oosf
to the enemy Of thousands. The loss r.
ed, one, tho color-b Of the 66th Indi-,
ana, mortally. He met his death ~ BE-
comes a brave soldier, standing on the
works waving the colors in the very tech
Of the eager foe. Our brigade that day
fought for the FIRST time behind bressf.
works. Although they had built miles of
them. this was the first chance to usethem.
Too much praise cannot be given TO Col.
Rice, who was ever where the danger W.
thickesi, mounted on his magnificent gray:
he looked the personifcation Of the brave
soldier. His example appeared to inspire
the nen-they fought as only the best and
left the works. After the action noticed
him riding to the INHERENT regiments to g.
certain, suppose the extent OF our casuIs
alties. He was everywhere met with load
and prolonged cheers. He modestly attri.
buted IL all to them, and kindly thanked
them for their great bravery. Such men q
he are not made of the ordinary stuff
Though Young in years, he ID already .
veteran hero of nearly score OF battles,
and has, sin ce this campaign, made Q rep.
utation for himself and the brigade he 20
In this army. Why does our Government
fail to acknowledge such distinguished
meritf Is there any incentive to such -
and ambitious-exceptt the love
OF country? He has done the duty Of 1
brigadier general for over year, with the
rank and pay Of colonel. IL this right 2
The voice of justice, backed by every on.
Ger and soldier in this brigade, says no!
haven't time to write more to-day.
More anon. GUsTAvUs.
n. BIZ the friends Of that portion Of
our army who 'use the Weed" would In
close small plug to them by mail, Think
Of Zine cut chewing" sell here at forty
rants a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

81. LOUIS, MO-, July 18th, 1854.
EDITOR HAwK.EYE:-Youh have doubt
less learned that Gov. Stone started last
week on mission to the various hospitals,
In search Of lows soldiers, and II possible
have them transferred to Keokuk. The
amount Of labor to b performed being too
great for one man, he selected me to ac-
company him ~ far ~ Chattanooga, In
tending 70 go, Immediately on mis- return
from there, to Arkansas and intermediate
points. Arriving at Keokuk Thursday we
examined the hospitals thoroughly and
found them clean, we'll ventilated, we'll
kept, and comfortable in every particular.
From reliable information obtained there,
We found our troops in Memphis, Helena
and Little Rock required immediate at
tsntion, AZ they were suffering from the
extreme heat and other causes. The Gov
ernor deputed ]. G. Todd and DR.. Fuller,
Of Keoknk, to visit them and have them
immediately brought up, and they are here
now on their way down. He alse appoint
ed Adjutant i. A. Duncan, Of the 10th
Iowa, to accompany M to Chattanooga.
Facts obtained from various sources jus.
tify us in believing that we have . large
number Of sick and wounded at Louisville,
Nashville and other points on the route
We have examined the various hospitals
here and find 1913 soldiers from Iowa, % OF
whom are at Jefferson Barracks. Most OF
the cases in the city hospitals are conva-
iescents and sore eyes; but from the loca-
ton of the hospitals it will be much better
to have them removed to purer and more
healthy atmosphere. The hospital at JET
ferson Barracks 10 al that could be desired,
it being one Of the pleasantest locations IN
the West. OF the 68 patients there We will
probably be able to move about 90, some
three or four being too feeble to remove
and the others do not desire It, a. their
term Of service expires in . few weeks.
! INTERCEPTED our soldiers privately a.
to their treatment and food, and they in
variably express themselves satisfied with
it, and from what saw of the quality and
quantity Of their food I ann satisfied they
have no just grounds for complaint. Gov.
Stone visits and converses with each one,
and whateyeH can be done for them you
may rest aseured will be attended to. He is
an indefatigable worker and makes all
hands around him work. The soldiers are
rejoiced to see him and express themselves
freely as to his being the right man Ia the
right place. E97s8 Esasa
As We proceed on our journey will in
form you how we succeed, as your numer-
Gus readers will be anxious to learn all
that is being done for the relief0f our brave
boys. We leave to-day for Louisville, at
which place will write you again.
Yours &C. % A. HOFFMAN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

VW00k6DU4O0AA CO0V60I1O0e ga
The Republican Congressional Convention for
The First Congressional Distrtst viii be holden
at Fai, nelA. JsdeEsen County. On WEDNESDAY.
August nth, lsel. at 10 o'clock .. n. Said Con-
ventioQ Will nominatoa candidate for Repre-
sentative In Cpngress, and alao candidate Tor
preaidenGaal Hector, and win transact such
other businen - may properly come before 1t.
All persone who viii sustain and support the
present Adminfstration IA the measures adopt
Cd fdrsaptseasing the Rebellion, without dis
tinctfon - 10 former party associations, are
cordially invited 70 unite IA sending delegates.
The ratio Of representation VIII b one delegate
1or every 10 votes. and one for every fraction
thereof shove 20 votes cast for Governor Stone.
GHO. ". McCRARY, Chairman, Lee Co. =
CALVIN TAYLOR, Davis county. 89ssy
J. p. 0HANTHAM, Henry county. 3 y,
J. R. LEWI& Washington county.
]. q HURLEY, Louisa county.
JOEL AAYNE, Van Barren county.
WI =. JOHNSON, Oes Molnes county.
WIN. LONG, Jefferson county.
Republican Conversational COMMITTEES.
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NORRIS HOBART,
SAMUEL SPARTEs,
JOHN WATSON,

Half the potentates Of Europe are now at
the Kessingen springs in Germany. The
Emperors Of Austria and Russia, with their
Empreeses; the actual King of Bavaria; the
fntore King Of Wurtemhurg; the Prince Of
Wasa, who, but for unpleasant accidents In
the family, might have been King Of 6we-
den; grand dukes and grand duchesses,
dukes, margraves and princes without end.
ambassadors and ministers by the dozens
are gathered there fer gossip and gus2ling,
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@- Here is . paragraph from that dirty,
filthy, lousy. traitorous scoundrel, Thayer,
NJ tho Mnscotino Oomr;>r.

G2- Here is . paragraph from that dirty,
filthy, lousy, traitorous scoundrel. Thayer.
Of the Muscatine Courier.
w.S -.
y the nat mas oeen proclaimed! King
Aoranam AIficanue !. demands i've hum
3Iea tnousen1S ITe:n VICTIMS, 20 eppease
nIs snlLs. ,or 3looo! rive n9nored thou-
sano nuSOanos, istners ana sons 90 %
Ihsas1 liz. .I On qsso.S.e nomss e isy down
t;nn M k,r~ ~ ~ r n.h =. emsnc.ps-
uon. Inc king o. me Danomeys, upon
s s!S c.sS.e @ me tnione, causes enough Of
49, uGyec.s - % s,auenteroa 60 Moat O.
, r"". hIoosa . eaU1 s ~ 49, g.
Sc.,r sa .,oUX envusn = noss : .eveey-
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E NJ tSe aood q TIT "a sida. ''s.slsi !
Thus wrote the poet. He wrote. great
truth which the iudieious win wisely con.
sides and = wisely at upon. Amid lie
clouds Of error, The elaner Of shs vicious,
the besotted short-sightedness Of the base
and seleah. IL & too much TO AJAX Of those
Who -, aad DO think truly, that they take
carefo put thsmselyss on The side Of Right
in this hour q orr National trials Aax
The timo 70 decidA fpr the Nation. svheth.
ar Il ahall liva ar dia. vhefhar Il ahall CON.
tinus . now in hoeor and Glory Or per-
ish ignobly in unparalleled disgrace.
whether Il shall prove itoaH weak enough
to iink byits SUBJ acaon - Mrons. Or rise
friunphantly by it, courageous adherance
70 Truth. was ushered in With the Rebel
lion, has bssn psssrscssd until now, and
viii continue untfl the result shall declare
the Victory, hni1 and conclusive, Of. Truth,
or FalssAood, Of Patriotism or Treason.
Men may imagine that they can safely
OCCUPY IN Indifferent and neutral position
in hiseontset. Thsy think and oct . Ii
the great eoaflict between Truth and Error
wereA matter Of no interest to them, II
they I'D mot care which proves the winner,
and devote their snssyisD to buying and
selling, and f6ndly1 naisef themsslves that
all goes wen 20 long - tAey srs ''pnttfng
monty = thslr pnryes.n Il i : strange
tho,noe slngulaR in1AE1afiens The wsak,
the ipeHsh, - BlInd, N al ages have
evincGd ~ tame lunacy ana have = con-
stantly I'D ~ psnalky IN suffering, desra-
datioa md tAdividual achievement andna-
tiodu ruin. sasasa s,stsst t5t a5l us
Bpt there 4 n rseaible neutrality. he
who ,prolsssss q n indiHsrenee between
Right and Wrong, shsfsby processes to b
on the side Of Wrong. Right Is ! positive
thing. Il y not coltsnt with quistude. I,
demands action. tce1nts all who do no,
support e with snesty = opponents and
enemies, and more dangerous and fatal On.
emles than those who avowedly and oman.
y doswrong, and persist In doinx II. !.
So n this crisis 81 the country. To pro.
1sss Indifference 70 The result "a make -
distiaotisn hstwsen Adelity and treeson
70 BE- practically reckless . to the reeult \
this terrihle content betvean Rannhl;c.r.
ism end Anarchy. bstween Natton.l ~
and Rga1ional ruin. = innnitelv -. 3
il dsksadation than 70 h an ontr,oht ~
active trailer. Il indionfaa The ahseroe =
thsss isstinsts Of naaheod. Of citi,en.h,n
Of patzio&ism, IA ths svalities vhioh di.
tingpish. u tue man fkom the v,ll,r,
ssrk
HAWKE = really . Patriot cannot svoit
indicating plainly WAese he stands. HI
8. .ok ayms Aenovof do1paif1
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The Methodists 1T Burnside, Wisconsin,
are, as their brethren elsewhere are, with
few and scarce exceptions, sound in their
loyalty and vigorous in its expression
Their resolutions will do for adoption in
some other localities, and We recommend
them TO the careful confederation Of relig-
ious societies troubled with members Of
doubtful patriotism. e8a s
"Resolutions adopted ct Burnside, Sat-
urday, July "a, 1854, BY the Quarterly Con-
ference Of the NJ. e. Church:
~. Rssolved, That, under existing cir
|cumstances, loyalty 70 tho Government II
not matter ol taste, fancy or preference,
nor Of option, but Of Christian necessity.
~ That no man can fail Voluntarily TO
manifest his loyalty to the Government,
both by. word and deed, without being
GUILTY before God. sats
"a That no man who is not loyal, In the
fullest sense Of the word, 10 worthy Of Of
ficial station in the NJ. e. Church, much
less TO preach the gospel Of the Son Of God.
-. That, II the views and feelings Of any
among ~ are such a. to prevent them from
both speaking and acting loyalty, they Be
kindly requested to withdraw from among
u.s." fi
(signed) NeRRrs HOBART,
SAMUEL SPARTEs,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

~ The name Of John Van Valkenhrrr.
Of Lee county, IL mentioned a candidate
Sor Elector in this tistriet
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

- Our dispatches contain an announce
ment. onlauthority Of the New York World,
which is terribly addicted to lying, that
tie secretary Of war, Stanton, has resigned,
It also undertakes to give the reason and
declares it is on account OF Postmaster
General Blair's fault finding and that the
latter is enraged because his home was
burned by the rebels All Of which IL will
do to believe when it is told upon better
authority than the World,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

@-Col. ~ Moss says he is publishing the
''only reliable radical newspaper in South
ern Missouri" Glad to hear it, for his
paper cent do much harm, a. it is but o
mere shadow Of the editor.
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~ Some ingenious fellow proposes to
levy tax upon lying. He thinks very
light imposition on each lie told ny the
Copperheads to aid the rebels would soon
liquidatethe public debt and fill the Treas
ury with q large surplus. We thiuk 81
too--if the fellows could raise money
enough to nav it eyery time.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

~ n Omaha 1spsbsisas reports m
n(hes RIO afthe Museum river Of fbpr feet
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~ Some one estimates the value Of the
Alabama at half q million dollars. II that
be 90, and its value as has been suggested,
il distributed among the officers and crew
of the Kearsarge ~ prize-money, they will
each and all have q pretty substantial to-
ken OF public gratitude. And it is no more
than they are entitled to. How many ships
with their cargoes would probably have
been destroyed, had the result Of the en-
counter Of these two ships been different?
A considerable number no doubt, and ma
ny times half million dollars in value, all
of which is saved to US. Let these 'jolly
tars' have it.
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From the 4eeh Iowa.

4 VOLL1ERVlAkE, ENNss July LIZ xCO4s rvs
EDITOR HAWK. EYE:-Perhaps your
readers, or some Of them, At least, would
like to know something in regard to the
Whereabouts Of tho 10th Iowa.
The 46th, you will remember, was mus
tered into the United States service, on the
l0th day Of june 1854. p. 3. Henderson
Tofbelt Major, J. g. Harvey Adjatant, d
D. Hoadfidge q ~, and J. X. Duncan Sur
Tue above named officers ar al VEN
worthy Of their Mos, and as0good and
competent men. nl1gh9iIs - 'If
The 18th left Dsxseport " 10 18th Of
days, took the boat i6r Mempkis where "
arrived on the 10th. We sncamped near
the city In Q beautiful grovey and remained
there uusIl the 9th, when We took the cars
for Coalisstille, where We are at present
The 46sh was brieaded with the 3.th Iowa
and 4th Wisconsin, on the ed OF une, Col.
Kincade acting as Brigadier. sA yT
Collierville Is situated about twenty-five
miles from the city Of Memphis, on the.
Charleston Railroad, and was once = beau
tiful and thriving little town. But at pres
three families living In the town and they
are rebel women. @e@ no sTaH = .
The guerrillas are infesting the country
in this region, stealing, shooting into the
cars, and numbering our pickets. eHeg
The 46th. and q detachment Of the It'll
Indiana cavalry have been out scouting
several times, but have had only tolerable
success. We were out Z few days ago,
scouting in the northern part o. Mississippi
and succeeded in capturing two guerrillas,
one horse and some firearms md ammu-
milton. We are constantly afresting citi.
zens and guerrillas and sending them to
Memphis. Gen. Washburne's order TO Ar
rest forty Of the most prominent citizens
and place them on the cars and let the guer.
rillas IRE into them has produced quite .
change in matters here. Quite 9 number
Of soldiers have been killed by the guerril-
las shooting into the trains. .sat'i 800 ~
The health Of our Regiment at present IL
good. We are stationed in healthy, loca-
ton. We have plenty Of good water, and
fruit of all kind, which We Of course take
possession of. We anticipate an attack
here soon, as there is force under Forrest
marching from Holly Springs In this di-
rection, said to be ten thousand strong
Reinforcements are being run in here daily
and We feel confident that we can hold tho
place. ls 2'ts
Mr.. Editor, have given you avery brief
history or our Regiment, and ct present I
will close, Yours, &c. 4
Sergt. DAN, M. MILLER
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

s2-Jacob 6trawn, Of Morgan county
Illinois, has given ten thousand dollars t
the Christian Com mission, and other citi-
zens Of the county eleven thousand more
within the last ten days. W..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

~ There will be . grand rally Of the
people Of Washington coufity on Thurs
day, August 9Th, at Charlottesville. Sen.
ator Harlan and Hon. James F. Wilson
will address the people.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

@.The number Of emigrants landed q
New York since January lot, is reported
At 1Os. 6e2, against 70. 40 for the same pc
Rod in 1868. i sira,f .se....s..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

- We learn that e. b. Boydsson, for
merly . resident Of Warren county, now q
resident Of Polk county, and If We are not
mistaken was the candidate Of the Republic
cans Of Warren county, six years ago, for
the ONCE Of Representative, was arrested
In the interior Of Kansas some weeks ago,
on suspicion Of being Butternut guerrilla.
He was confined some two or three weeks,
but was finally released BY proof being
given Of his loyalty. Mr.. B., and broth
or Tom. Boyd, were the pioneers Of Abo-
litionism in Warren county, and BE ar
rest is good joke ON Abolitionism. We
fear they would have hung Brother Boyd,
if he had been found in company with Mr.,
B., FOX he 10 thousand times more radical,
and as Mrs.. Grant said Of the General, We.
~ obstinate" We congratulate both Of
these gentlemen-one for his releast, and
the other for not being there to see.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

i ~There are said to be counterfeits on
the Dubuque branch Of the State Bank in
citculation-tens raised from twos. Look
out for them. q@s fa.f
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

3 H. There are now forty-five rebel field
officers kept under FIRE in Charleston har-
Dor in retaliation for the same number Of
to ours. They range from Major Gener-
nj down to Majors. We wonder if the re-
bells think that sort OF play will win?
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

4 ~ Paymasters In the army are worse
off than any other class Of officers. The
Paymaster General decides that they cam
not obtain leave of absence except through
the War Department at Washington
This, with those at distance, amounts to
q denial Of such leave ct the only times
when the applicant would wish il. II he
chances to be Ill, be will die or get well be-
fore the leave could be got.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

~ The rebels are said to be sending an
the prisoners they take to Georgia. That
IL . good place. Such thing may happen
90 Sherman's recapturing the whole Of
them before summer - over. That would
be delightful piece Of good luck.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

- The eitisens OF Frederick Mo-
nsid the rebel raiders two hundred thous-
ana dollars 70 avoid the destruction Of the
place and for the protection Of their prop
ertv. The rebels insisted on the" green
backs" and did refrain from burning .the
town. but they went on with their roDOing
ouite a. pArsistently after the ransom g
before. We think il was very foolish
idea TO pay the money. The rebels wouit.
have done Just - they did had i not been
paid. The money VIII help them ana Il ia
= clear loss TO Tho citizens. Next time let
them burn ifthsy choose. They are sure
to steal AL they can anyhow
- It IL reported that Gen. Grant said
to United states Senator on whit to his
army. in the midst Of the late Maryland
raid. that he was ':jssst as certain 70 take
Richmond and crush Lees army as the sun
is sure to rise" W sya
We don't know how true the report IL.
But il Grant dbl say it, It will be great
encouragement to the people to know it.
He il no boaster. We never yet knew him
to say thing would be done that was not
done. He always does more than he says
II more is possible. We have faith in his
utterances, because he talks little and new
OF loosely. We think he has Leo by the
throat. If he says he will choke Lee to
death. we do not doubt that he will do it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-23

H. The Adair Register advises the war
wing and peace wing Of the Copperhead
party ia this State to snake up'' their lit
tie differences, in order that they may 60
to the Devil ''good friends in November.
That's sensible. We hope they will take
the Registers advise.
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