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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-11

Ba11L1AkT WEDDIua.-We copy from
tho st. Louis Evening Mems of the. 3lst the
following account Of the wedding of Col.
Chapman and Miss Belle Holmes: aa
As previously intimated by US, bril-
liant affair matrimonial came OF last even
inc. which was attended by the elite Of the
city and several military gentlemen from
abroad. The happy bridegroom Was Col.
N. p. Chapman, U. S. A., now OF the War
Department, and, the accomplished bride
Miss Belle Holmes, daughter Of the Late
Robert Holmes. Esq. IS '..sssga.,s.rs-,r /.
The wedding came Off at the residence OF
the brides mother. Everything that taste
could suggest was evoked to render the oc-
casion brilliant: The dresses Of the bride
and bridesmaids were Of beautiful fabric,
spangled with brilliants and decorated with
the bIushing fcwers Of spling. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Rsv. Mr..
Nichols, Pastor Of the First Pfesby terrain
Church. 81 M
The bridesmaids who of3iciated on the
occasion were Mise Susy Blow, Miss EN-
ma Greeley, Miss Emma Edgar, and Misa
Emma Ralston, of philadelphia
The following is u list ofthe groomsmen:
Col. Fullerton A.. A. g., 4th army corps;
Major Luddington, Inspector General De.
partfc ent. Washington City; Capt Thomas
and Surgeon Nassau, late Of the army.
During the evening the party were sere-
naded, forming $ pleasing episode Of the
xffa:r. The wedding party we understand
leave tomorrow for Washington City
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-11

ha.s million sot deterces around NasE.tng-
ton.
and the committee took l. ? tho Army Ao-
preparation bill.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-02-11

the CE1LOe dUOVo 0uWcu1 0HAe0oOAS w ss40
civil court, instead OF Court Martial or Mil
itary Comm ission.
The question on the adoption Of Mr..
Ccwan's amendment was decided IN the
Affirmative By d vote yeas % nays1a.
HousE.-M-. BEAMAN, from a select
committee made report, accom- panied by
the following resolution:
Resolved. tibet the Speaker OF the House
iesle his warrant, delivered TO the Ser
geaut at Arms commanding him to take
into custody, wherever found, the body OF
A. p. Field, convicted OF q breach OF the
privilege Of tn;s House, in using language
Of intimidation and bullying to deter WM.
.. Kelly, d representative from the fourth
cDpgressioral district, lettering him from
his rights and duties as member CT Con
4ress ia voting and discussing on pend
Ing subject of Investigation, and following
said attemp pied bullying and intimidation
by m assault upon the said VIM. ID. Ael :
", and that A. 2 Field be reprimanded by
the Speaker. e.
Rcsol,ed. THAT SO much Of the resolution
granting the privilege OF the ball to the
claimants for seata from louisiana as ap-
plies to the said E1eld be rescinded.
On motion Of Mr.. BEAMAN the report
and resolutions were ordered to be printed.
He gave notice that he should call up the
srniecs at an early day 80.
The House then went into Conln1tttee OF
tho Whole On tia FostidcatiOo bsn.
Mr.. WASIenuRfyic, OF Illinois, said ht'
understood the amandmens IN the olst y -
Ave raillions, Of do3ars. He wished 70
kaow from the chair slau of the COEn11El4sss
on Ways and Means II IL was Absolutely
necessary to expend all this money at the
present time.
! Mr. BROOKS moved to strike cut the
, 1865-02-10

From the oregon sentiuel.l
Mt. B. II. Baird, Of Jackkon county, Ore
gon, was killed BY grizzly bear while out
deer hunting on Grave Greek. On the a7th of
pursuit Of game, taking his faithful dog
Rover With him. He proceeded about one
mile and half, when his dog bayed three
grizzly bcazs in their bed. 3{r. Baird rot
within fifteen yards Of them, and shot thu
largest one. only wounding it. The bcaf
pitched at Mr.. Baird, who run about two hun
dred yards, when the bear yht him and
knocked his gun about sixteen feet from him.
Getting loose from the bear, be sprang to the
limb OF tree, -the bear passing under and
hitting his feet, went O short distance down
the hill, when he stopped to fight the dog.
Mr. D. got the gun, reloaded 1t, and shot the
bear tie second time. Tie bear now came at
him more furiousiy than before aud knocked
the gun out OF his hand u second time. Mr.
.. s'Eung round tile bush to keep ont Of the
bears reach, drew out one Of his butcher
knives and stabbed the bear in the belly.
The bear struck him several severe blows,
knocking Lis knife out Of his hand. Mr.. B.
then drew lde second kniE~ when the bear
seized l.is hand IN which be held the knife.
the better Of Mr. B., getting him down,
biting him In thas tace, cutting several
severe gashcs on tic left side, tearing out
his right eye, and also tearing otr the right
side Of his face It bit several large holes IN
bis right side in fact, it bit him nearly nil
over his body, down to his boots The bear
now turned to bite the doss that saved Mr..
B. from having been killed On the spot. The
bear and the dog then rolled down the hill
for scme distance, still fighting, when Mr.. B.
gatlie<ed up his gun, two knives, the rope
With which he had been leading his dog, and
started for Mr. Michacl's cabin, distant about
one mile aud hall. where llc arrived, much
exhausted, about 10 o'clock a. m., md was
assisted into the house, when he related the
melancholy event to Mr. McDonough. Being
conscious that be could not long survive, be
spoke Of his family and his desire to sec them
before he died. Hc was reconciled to meet
his death, and spoke Of q lntute happiness.
He died about 3 o'clock P. m. Of the came day.
Mrs. Baird was sent for, aud hasteued with all
possible fpeed the distance Of eighteen miles,
over rough, hilly road, but arrived about
five minutes too late to see her husband alive.
He was brought home and buried near his
farm, some four miles north Of Rough River,
near the stage road. He leaves wife and
sixteen children, eight OF whom atc but
young, and live ut home.
, 1865-02-10

IL OJfnr u. S. CraxtssAxr OF svDsrsrxScs.
SEALED Ii .aa aap,.ess.. sss II iia - hr;t
hands: a.G rum c,tze1s ioIsl % TIC Tinted st1es
FL q ,:ft:sa a II; & s =:
tnrrlsln. 1ar tonow1nx stores for tie SUBS stence
80 os1rr's issa.e MISS forI. es.e' -14-'''' ''%'
1c n.lsrl. Il Flour choice extra, n ba.rels lined
S0o sunn. q be;ns. white. .trtc, Prime Uniform
ron%s f y fssa cse s, aStd u soup,o sacks
1ooW Foanes = ioassed cohee. taso; strarg bar
G1ooo Vi ds suesr, light brown or re;iou, New Or
leans Or "s,t ln1s cse-n dFrs In strong tu.i noa2
500 81 ons oi vinegar, tCtdr Or Whisky, f.oc from
3o,ssn acids q othr5 % tubtaness q uniform
s0s one s e va'sa IN
300 poarGs ot star Candles. ~ wtssat, ttxes IN
strong bo1rs. Candies must be hard, 1n1t sick. and
so6p psLn:s Soap. hard, dry, tall weight ID strong
3u1e head l-ed. With .smp.o OF not less ihsn four
s. Peu1 d. or Pepper <Baek> ground. in and OF.
,,711.s a. sr{ss. q tae hes; ens and 70 b do
d + tutsssnce T. s s'o;s aouse. e. u T.
I9nas Isl inc'.aa. on Of before Wednesday, fsbfa
eenl'ort sr 81 fSseq,tea e. .c..e, 70 th rule no
EhSloeVe. W. os nsdos under any circumstances
S n NJ. IT. b .n q rs nsst pack
40 ch*rs- ior rackases ssiossa. S.set'
Topo.a 1crr' Ter sneas nut q seIt11s e.
All r!clcs VII ns c1teru1,y lns, cte b. m ,n<n..
~ Ss .ss L
. 81 u e ss ss9
hssc .rled u +. d,inc5y f1 ana ae j.
froe6. tLro net, tlr Wofds u. b. suo1l>rnce Dc.
froposs,4 will be- received fo5 the whole for any
patt u lite GusEtt'ics requ rec: .,
, 1865-02-10

Tie NcWburyport Herald notices newly
patented paddle wheel, the invention Of Geo.
4. Il cne, Of that town. The S.!eE:ifc Am.r-
lean nlso notices it. The expectation Is cx
pressed that this rev form OF wheel will be
vast improvement upon every kind Of steam
paddle wheel heretofore constructed, OF
which last it is stated more than six hundred
varieties hare been patented in the United
States, at an expense, 1t is calculated, Of
million Of dollars. The object of the wheel
contrlyea By Mr.. Kcene is the same with 80
many other similar patents, to save the pow
er and speed, estimated at so so1ae 80 per cent
Of the whole, which are lost N the use Of
It is claimed that Keene's wheel realizes this
saving. Should this be SO it will reduce the
time Of passage between New York and Liy-
crpool two days. 8lr. Keene has been offered
80 eco for The entse patent, bnt he refused
the offer, Ereterring to sell part, in order to
rnIse the means for buii6ing small steamer.
which will enable him to make. such t.ial
Of his invention as will fully test Its merits.
We cannot but wish him I'LL SUCCESS in this
effort,
, 1865-02-10
The Spiritual H1mbur.

Concerning the mod1t o17trdndi Of the DAY.
exports, One Il Wteh has the following: The
cabinet is SO made, without glue or screws,
that 1t takes to pieces very readily, 80 that II
may be packed up in a box. This is extremely
uscful to the brothers, inasmuch as the seats
are fastened to the back and front by small
lemons, slipping into mortice holes. These
holes are shallow OF necessity, as the cabinet
is so very slight (made only TO exclude the
nght. We NOW come to various holes drilled
into the seat to rlu the ropes through; by
this cunning trick the brothers can only be
bound to the seats and not to the cabinet, for
On slight pressure being applied from the
inside to the back Of the cabiuet, the seats
are Immediately disengaged (this thrust is
generally applied by the lecturer when lie
shuts the middle door}; the brothers eau then
stand up with the seats bound to them, and
move about the case, and then, bound rs they
are, they pick the instruments up IN their
mouths, and one shakes the bell OF tambou-
rinc, While the other scrapes the guitar On
the mysterious bar above mentioned (gene-
1ally with one handD. This accounts for The
imperffction OF the music. On the signal
being given, the brothers sit down again and
shuttle the tcnens into the moctlce holes. or
course the Instant thu doors are opened, the
brothers are found bound hand and foot to
the seats, apparently just Us they were left;
end ut tic moment the middle door is opened,
and the light turned on, out fly the tambou-
rine and, bell, propelled By q dcxterous jerk
from the brothers. mouths. It will be seen
that sealing the knots, filing the brothers'
hauds With flour, &C., makes no difference,
us the knots arc uertr united ut NIL during
the concert.
, 1865-02-10
DEPARTMENT OF TIE GULF.


~ Gn1r.y, Janusrv "a ts5
'c.'.a1 -" o.t.:s caan, Tow,s ,,;r w,
1nat3-hSe 9slussecs 41on AeA's' -" "Asa-
mo1as, arrived here q few days age, anu from
them CLEAN the following Information Iel1-
live to matters in Texas.
nno,-.7-,-.,r
o4o" 40 LIZ .4o..
and Is protected BY a force Of 50o OF the 1st
Texas caynlrv. uufier chi. Ford. nnd battery
of air n;acea IF ort,1,arr ,,-,dn- cant :1ohcs
NJ, xn1.,- na,st.aa.aa s...;a..t..Sa ta.n hao.
~ -. ~oDs uetso .o1 .nleatAons AA'
c.ee'ea' "Iu 1a' pn5s'ea1 appea'sA''e. u tass
place IS not changed since our evacuation.
EEGn p1ass GA,,os. y
,,,,ts -oha, 80, .-o,,.. - ~'.. ~ =: =,
c,or5a ~, Taxos e,5 - 49, 49,, IT,
sn..osa ;et 49, 80 o,,,a', ras.s -" WV ~
sssee.s NJ ~ svsIucu con1coer1se ses
found IN a.aS1mllllan's dominions. 1.-THE police
Of Matamoras are in league with the con-
scripting officers, and arc we'll paid for their
services. The deserters Just arrived here had
to conceal themselves as best they could,
and many OF them sought refuge from the
American consul. AL deseFteFs are hunted
down by blood hounds and blood-thirsty
flends IL human shape.
nrsrprr:Rs TEAR CONSUMPTION, IN 7urr~,ov
7i~s@A1-1>9 'N .p,1r ~ ALE oSAoS
Thu rebe,s stcodf1v imnreza nnon n. ,,,,,,.
14e ieue'a eteu1J Airptess upou Tue minus
80 ~ Iii 49,. +hor, fnto Ia iIa; Ae 1ah'
md that. If tley are Afterwards contnred K,
stanf and cYnei deaf nwait then. This'hoe
the effect Of keeping thousands in The rehai
service vino would gIadly tlee to us Shnnsd
not Tho Ioyal prcss tlorourhly estah1;sb ~
nnrosIte oninion. Newspaf3ers rat thro-ai,
flte limos. when proclamations cannnt a1d
one lntclliccpt mind saeipg q paragraph to
fhis effect won|i soon lisssminate H.. "ors ~
th1on,lout m ent,rn army -~"@
LARGE CROPS RAI4En.
Very abundant crops Of corn. wheat and
notnt1es. haye been raisad tLrnnn,, T.1ss +ho
rast year. Yet nv informants sfate tIaf iho
rebel soldiers ret noth:n.- to eat mt - IL
lie beef and corn meal. - A'1
W NV
s.e ~ r
oume VI tnose Men naVe not received pay
lor tWelrc 11tontns psis., anu "hen tney doget
NY as IIneaesStf ~ aeaIP tney nase 70 pay tnrty
hve doliars OF the new Issue and hEy dol:ars
Of the old issue, for one dollar in specie.
GALVESTON.
1lai. Gen. ]. D. Walker. formcr17 nf +he
United Stntes service has h}s heoi1u3 rtnrsat
Galveston, and commands lie Denartmcnt ~
Texas, New Mexico and Arizonn. Thera a4c
ee,200 infantry, one regiment Of heavy agtil-
lery and regiment OF cavalry, at and about
Galveston. The city is protected bT seven
strong torts. Crig. Gen. uawes commands
the dc.enses.
pEsTIrCT1oN AND pEspoSpEycY.
arono +1,a aa-ar+ors IL ro.;,,a - 49,,
Inn WIN renor,s te rc,,osf lt.s1 VI a1es YES
, 1865-02-10
CURE YOURSELF.
DR.. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

1,s enra msdiGans fea snnop l. spesdy and radteal
seminal weakness, Chor&1ee. Bis.
cnses Of The hldHcys and Bladder.
H..l anM ail - Gl*sases % Of the Sexual Organs
elfEer SEX Males or Females,
esfnEassd u q La LTTiE5 for lie CURE II
c2S Is efdf q; y ~ ~ stsss @
HSH52 f i: 7 sss 7 &;
HE 85nSs5sy 81 1aEss ts1} sE@s M MAK
1SDGLGENCk, which u uow 10 FEAREELLY PRx-
ps::s SiSSsE 5f S 4dz
ORGANS Do MT ncS1;ctlr. DXIuAY IS DAA0KR-
4 rsss tss IL
uRon th2psans and save; them from ;ns sans e
Eks :s sr5g1F1s 5 eEHA5 HEA5 1sa1:;s1
1or each bottle Hi y .he ~ MM1i!c!ns 0r.
nsfSp ss2 S fs11 f1e ts
MT reX sGf m 81 Fyafs 4XP b
EASES anu Esst,EG 81 r. system to perfect stae oa
y: S1zissfg Esfg.s 9az II a fgs r.
E3P 9 ousinea'' aud thus pre'ant all chance ot
r. T. 4 lons.stanc1ns and obetiaats e..es OF aoo-
c1rhaa, GIest snd Seminal Wesl1ss. DIR EAKKk1
1NJkL1 VIII uE 1QuAN f3lH4u!e a81l3IanE 70
SEEClf r. In s1hu1x The disease. anti should be used
cyntuagtioa With !: unti! PERFECT cure enected
Treatise on s:.aal p.sates, csl!ea the self L.
kE Pflce-Dr, 1akrI:s s?ec.nc, sa.iI per bottle.
" P.ite-pr 9nxsF* Infection, IL 7er bottle
% ccnts-
Sent E1E1vss to all parts OF the country On teceps
Vi the money.
~ Prepared and soil b3 DIR. Z. E.,srEI,IY Z, ,sou,h~
Eesr corner Of Third and Chesinat Streets ST. LOUIS
K For sals 1t ut:. Z. E.AsTgILY T. co . Family
StoEt 70 Madison stteet near the Pose 0Met
ihlca:p. IL.
, 1865-02-10

1AON -'A7U0t'~ ~O& u NAT2OuHAA
Correspondence Of tho Cincinnati Commercial !
HEADQUARTERS ID BRIGADE, 1sr DRY, ,4TH a. c.,
HUNTSVILLE, Ala, Feb. :, 1855. I
herewith send yon copy Of letter writ
ten by little girl thirteen years Of are to
Maj. Gen. Thomas, asking him to grant her
brother " BODY" q fnrlonyh to come home on
New YEARS. to cat turkey with them. The
letter has just been forwarded to these head
quarters by the General, with the recon-
mendation that blank furloush be filled out
and sent up for approval. Hero Is the letter !;
1t speaks for Itself. will give 1t just as it is
PARIS, Edgar Co., ILL.,, Dec. q, 1861
Nal. Gen. Thomas:
DEAR SIR-1 am little girl thirteen ysar5 old,
and have tHo brothers IN the army, and my other
ono was IN; 30 Was my pa. My brother BODY I
have not eeen for over tIrO Jears, and o! want
TO rec him 20 bad Now want to ask a favor o.
yon. 1t fs to pit1se let Robert s. Holding come
horne on frrloush to spend New Years. We
have big turkey, md We want him to have some
Of it. and would like to give you piece, but yoQ
Rrc 80 far away. Robert S. Holding Is now On de-
tachcd duty ii I'd brigade, 1st division, 4th A. c.,
COmmissafy Department.
Q, General, Fltase grant him furloueh.
RAcmE HOLDING.
The letter arrived too late to give IS Boby''
the privilege Of having some Of the " turkcY.''
But the fuIlOugh Is a settled fact. This he
will get. The magnanilnous heart Of the
General yields to the simple pleailings Of the
little ri1l.
, 1865-02-10
An Aufcdote Of sold Abe.s3

1kI1 11NFC4U1E Oh ''V1u 3HUH.77
The following anecdotc OF 'sOll Abe'' ncy-
er before appeared in print, and Is worth tel
ling as it Illustrates the humor of the man.
In the early days Of the Chicago, Alton &
St. Louis Railroad, when r. P. Morgan, Jr.,
was its Superintendent, Mr.. Lincoln was re-.
tanned rs Its attorney, and was Of course fur
nished with fee pass. At the commence
ment Of new year, the Superintendent neg
the following ''reminder'' from 3fr, L.:
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 1S5-
R P. MORGAN, J1.-Dear Sir: Here's your
darned old wheel barrow broke. Father
wants you to mend 1t so that he can borrow
itagain, this afternoon.
Yours, SC.
, 1865-02-10

Writing to the flncinnatl CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, SAFE
"Patent Altd,tiEcs are like doctors, some good
nd ts.,n. aud ach reesivIaE shan q pub e
I:sed in your Esper haplan n kapw II reahlr ar
t1ce for Ct tic dis as fot nhtca it Is recon
1nCndtd. hare c0uversed with several Intelligent
druggists. sc:,r ol whom as- ph5S Clans, ~au speak
In high prs:se OF 1t ter lie cure OF stab:tcs; and
without the lnoW lodge CT acquaintance Ct the pro
prico5 say to 6uch have th.t troublesome and
1Atl dt,etsc. tfT IT, 1t haF lrmkrkAbls vlrrucs with
out Doubt Rev. ". s. LIN +. FostCtlA, o."
de19 bS51-:nt u NtEF1l
, 1865-02-10
NOT1CE.-Propertv marked and

No4ltE.-I Ifoperty marked and
~ enrEt rated hc!oS. noE held by Chcag3 and
enn.. s. II Public Auctt. n, BY 81 s.rs GlLtERT q
sAAfscS h1s Teh ~, lists, unless sooner cla.met:
~ Aadd!e. T. mills: ii Jcnes. ! > mill i spouts
anC ltcs; n.nniuE. ! feed csttrf: Stcyaaa Z,
!: Meehihe j adeswood.1 c |. spider; K Ii Boy.
isEIe2 shss
f,nnE: ff9I,feF ee1 ,l, 6!'ese c. 1box Lseoa,
EEse ErS IL GEE; Allttk. hoz: LINDSEY. nox;
I'm I'm Msn rfos, box: Jchnso1, c3e.t; n
FlcIt!s,I DOE; Adams. lats frames; j Titts
MpanI18 @ IaoaTn1 d, eoT H. rsy e,i soI; key
1's1a n1oosn'1 bog; i iillams. ee1:' i Y vii.
JTii i.Es. boy: Fit11;n'as. ho1: 4 GnWey.' Vy.
+ Tam. boxes: Thonpson 4 Aston, hox; Hun.
69x; Rtek 4 Wit.h;i boz; u KJoue.. boz; Il srtis
AT bAImstrs "a s;A sSs; ptekenssn hoI: Msstsr.
Dudley. ! box; Is bArEoss, boxes: K Cook, bog:
CL A!Ing. be3: z Han. l boz; j Taylor, boxes
and =; Gs4e; scseiae1beiE, box; 4 Sit es.1
6ox; CIV Th1on. boz; III b Dean. ! baxes; Phil
BeEne. h6x; Hrrne 4 Son, hox; Msry HeEc:l.
box; CsEEtT, trank and / bog; RIshop Wiih1uiz,
hox Vance LaEdis. box; II Marty, l tQx; Df
johnson, boz: Alonzo Brown, box
CHARLES = TAPPES, .
Gent Freight Agent, c. d N. ", 4. Il, Co..
fe1a hI6QGt 7 AAW&
, 1865-02-10

PROFE.snK EESTlS -LANKAN0, tou2ii Of IA.
ruAE1, ths cnI1n Attsolo.er,1 NiA wEssa
TlFlcALlI and CORRECTLY. the FCrEKE EARTHLY
DEs11xI o try M1n Woman or hid. No Catdt o.
Charts pcint ost cartic7lary lie Fu=URE In regard
to Health, 81: EFT. LEenest. Love aud Marriage,
Buf1ues5, Crt mrs, Enemies. &c snh eyEE
Ful Charts rs; len ycxEs, =: i've Guss,tcna. Fl.
Eattfsction auteed. SEND DAY o. n1un and
0 hirth whether single lcafTfc. m lsLy. A4G-cs1
ECsTls s1sisAt.D, Chmdep, New Jcsseg.
, 1865-02-10

n TuE wo..u. The only HARMLESS. TLCE and l:EI1-
ka5. pye k.oFn r.. 1ns splendid Hair De y Perfect
GLossr B,Acs snd kA1rEA1. B1owS without lolur
and beaultta: .m1'ar.s flesh vitality, frequently re
etoEng Il tE:ine cooI and rectines tbs edcSte q
BACHELOR. al athcty rnege Init stins ard shnnld
he Rvotdce. Sold BY all Druggists, DC. Factory 81
Barclay ftlt ct. Sc~ York.
Baehec.'* New Tnllct Creem for Dressing the Hair.
FA1EtK3t-.,f
, 1865-02-10

CONFIDENTIAL plSctku, can n+ coasa,; ed 6: liz oE=e
11s BOIL Clatt-ki, corner Ct MoEro CA:cnGo.
1ial{ b.crx ror7 the Pos,o:lce sill Chronic OILS
eAses, and Diseases private eId Ct c.tc nature II
both te1es Elca be 1reat. 9ith Unparalleled success
suit the l.sc,or with II. Btslet4st r!1vscv. oi1ce
hours from =. N. TO Pm. 6nndess, 10 70 II q.
Address p9sto.1ce BOZ Ia luelu<e txo stsmps Aad
ket his Guide to Health. dea1-1xY5-ly II
, 1865-02-10
TO cas COMPANIES THO

ITO GAS CUMPANIES.-T
uuce.t!zned Iron Founders. MAJ hI1!sts, B ailes
fnEe tc, fur The tF~cthn and building complete OF
14s WorE. wifi furn!sh to compansts conu act
ott f,ak hrtG.s<, te1t4ccPC kin.e Guide Frnu,es
&c; Ketor4 :. INK snd lcnch Gas:nes aad Concec.
tens: rn rs; ~ ssnr 1n9 fu!
sfes, nfae edss dterS Or p'an Ca snd
iIins iii yt1 etc all kiD-e Sin til and Sheet
iron yers Ie4E.rcd IN or ubt Ut Gus Works. SEX1CN
d co. Geucester, Canatn u to.' Se@ jersey.
fe4bAS4G
, 1865-02-10

! 1ars year taxes. I do not say 1t to brag of
1t. It is my dnty, yes, alr. Speaker, my priv
iege, to do 1t. But some or these traitors
here, who are working night and day to put
their miserable little bills through the Legls-
lature, to take money out of the pockets Of
the people, arc taiEine about high taxes.
They are hypcclites rs we'll as traitors. I
heard some Of them talking about high taxes
in this 1fay who do not nav i've dollars to the
support of the government, Idenouhce them
as hypoc1ites as well as traitors. [Cheers.l
"1he reason they pratend 10 be afraid Of
high taxes is that thnr do not want to vote
money for The relief Of the soldiers. They
want to embarrass the government and stop
to connner ~; 1ora ~ ~ +ha a al aoi Tb"v 70
about ti.h foxesf They ors nicayune men
ANYHOW. and rav m taTss all and rover did
and never honc n cxncc. !" rh;s ia an ~.
cuse Of traitors. GCbeers
Mr. Speaker, excuse me. T feel for nv
country, in this her hour of danger. from the
tips Of my toes to the ends Of nv Lair. Tha:
is the reason speak 0s do, cannot help
It, am bound to tell these mco TO the1r
leetl Nlat l1ey arc, and what the people,
1ne true loyal pcope. think Of them. fre-
NJ menaons cneefhg; Inc Speaker raped upon
nda ~ uxsA; t r.. appasntS 70 st2p ~ 9ut reany 70
nou ~ ~ Iolun1e, lor cont9 see ~ MS
was with the brave and 10ynl old gentleman. NJ
t.sfr. sneaket-T hnra so;5 nv aov. an
mn encoEsr Tb;s I. ia .a~,1a % sr5soeh 49,.
'o5p ~ Spe"H AL s s - tne uuIy sPegen n'te
uuue, unu 10 utt KNOW Tn4L tt ueseffc3 TO
be called speech. could not sit still any
LONGER. and sec these scnundfels md traitors
woTE mt thsir ha11ish schc,ons @e ~ dc.trn1 as
the 91n;cn Thav bara 1nv sant,msnts NJ uss.'Dy ~
i I'M ready TO back up all say, and rcpcat
il, to meet these trai,ors in any manner they
mor rhoosc fTsm n nin,s noint 70 thc non,},
n connnn,, TTran1nn5 ,I,s orr1onsn @ 5,',;aa.
Which thc n,d asnt1arnon sat fpnn ,f1ar 1u.1h ~
w mmen ; LIZ ~ ~ eauelaa sat ooMn, Mtef ne
sounded m load above lie did Of s cheers and and
clipping Of hande.1
-3 3-------
from Vfck.burr.
orr,cr ~ provosr W,nsr.,
V1cKsnura, Ills, FeG. !, 1sS4.}
kdltoss chicago ir1bnne:
portion Of The members of the nd Illinois 1nf.nt.
r. a-,son.re - 49, - sra-oatsa 1Ifas ,.., ~
~ p'isoneis oi "Af ~ Meteo4au, Mss. ani ~
haba, Ala. a has Of truce came In yesterday
with several citizens who have bccl released by
t],e rebe1s. 1 lparn from one Of the number mr.
W. II Ho,1,na c;t,zon ~ Tnn;.r,,1a ~ s.,t.' 49,
WIN: ~. Hohanu, eluzen o. Lou'evlle' n.y., cap
tulcd ~ the rebels ut Coiumbia, Tenn, and i'm
prisoned at Cahaba,) that all Union prisoners
were removed from Meridian, M,ss.. to Cahahs
and Ind anderEonytiie on the 18th % Of Janu4ry. % and
m he ~ soIne DIV to n,con ~ euciosa Gaana ia
oii 1he T!nioT nticcTs uhn No. xra,a ~ iss q
have not seen AHA to ohtan 1ista of o. Hnnaoa
Stoned uiccrs and nriyates hSt hone ~ ~ sS
soon. Very respsctfaily. l aop7 ~ W 6o
C. S. Cu1,TIs. Cant 7sd I'll
Ptoyast Mnrsha,. s'h
T{sY NJ m TE,3n. 1f7rert Hsy7 ~ E.isan IL
, 1865-02-10


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