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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
A Note Of Warning.


Let the poets say what they will, Spring u q
treacherous season. It ''trieth the bones" Oi
It's danps and fogs, its east winds and it, CO
PRECIOUS temperature, come the icy chills snd
the burning heats Of Intermittent fsver. Mas
ma thaws ont Of the earth in clouds under the
vernal beams. At no period Of the year don
the system require Strengthening more than
at this 10 fall sick now In to be incapacitated
from struggling with the heats of summer
Who desires to meet the blazing weather OF
June. July and August, with an organisation
enfesbled by spring diseases? Now Is the time
70 reinforce Nature and render the frame ard
the combination summer. proof.
As soon AZ the frost gets out Of the earth the
stomach seems 10 lose It's tone and the appetite
tofade. An indescribable lassitvde cvercomss
the body aud mental energies, and slight axsr.
lions often bring ON palpitation and nervous
tresnorA These symptoms are the mute de-
n1ands OF the physique for help and sucooI.-
Tho nuence Of theseason Is depressing even
u,on the vigorous, while TO the naturally feeble
It Is still ncre disastrous. Truly death reaps q
heavy harvest Ia March, April and May Du.
ring those months the dyspeptic. the bilious
aud the hypccAondriac always suffer most Sc
verely. Against all the ailments prodnced By
Iniasma sudden alterations of temperature, ex.
posture or close confinement in doors, HOSTEL
fEES BITTERs 10 the most potent az all mo
dicinai safeguards. Be in time! Be In times-
Sold everywhere. YaraadAwfw
I'll -
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New YoRK. Anril'6

I'm. NEW York. April g.,
COtton-Rather more steady, at SIC for
middling uplands.
at IS l0a8 80 extra State; Is 70aS S. for extra
r.. III. O.; and s. 9Oa9 IS for trade brands.
market closing steady.
Whisky-Firmer and more active at ga
17a2 Is, closing at s. IL.
Wheat Opened 2a3c higher, at 81 IS for
Amber iowa; Amber Mich 81 50; choice
western q 35a2 81, latter extra prices.
b Rya-Dull, at 81 10al Is. ss
choice State. ~. Y
Corn irmer. new yellow q 40al AZ y,
IS Oats-Rather more steady SocsW9GtegnA 6
Wool-Dalls 1sssfn 5 i s,sJ1Af &c -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
! ~ 1.Fk'| c.ss'y I!II-rEe cd

The Current prices for the week sf sd the
markets. are ,is ss.,e,..s.... ssa lsie FRS
! Reef ,Cattle First quality. perhsad, 2R
GA; fair e. good, 117@H 50; common. Ia
600 6 So; interior, $l4@14jQ - "9iY ''.Sll
Cows and Calves First quality per head,
1s4@l00; ordinary S6o@75: common 500
60; inferior 34O@50. ~ ss3'. ~
8 Veal calves-Eirst quality per b, 1910
16c; ordinary, l2a@l3ac; common, 1l4@
pc; inferior, log lie.
s Sheep and Lambs Extras per head 3l5
@l8; prime, 4l2@14 ordinary, 3ll@i2;
common 3l0@l1 !; inferior 3S@l6. III
Swine Heavy corn fed, 3 b. l2k@l2lc:
light and medium, l2s@l2ac; still ia, iii
MlCc fAsst4 ~ So
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

The Chicago Tribune Of yesterday says O
Wednesday market
The advance in gold to-day csused 2
firmer feeling in the general markets. and
prices ruled Rieher. In grain there was
Considerable activity. and an unusually
buoyant tone, chiefly in consequence OF the
we'll known fact that the market are large.
liz oyeysold., In wheat alone it y reportcd
that from Eve % seven millions have been
|eold ts6h0Rt. = ID, 81 wa u fls;csss
- "a pfovisioas There was = syeeY Arm Ael-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

npli-6s tis55a es1J fl6 saagoil5f s. ag7
x ssr;.;.ll .c Il sox e ~ I6rethAe Pille COS.
tains ,o.sn ,eaoas hle axtracf,va than 10
boxe. Of, q az pillain the world BESIDES: nfek-
ave hundred nhvsisians use thau, IN thlr
practice. *. The exc,uaion az other nurxa
The Fl st,.sterof thatr va1ra II NJ. saaroAlr an.
rteciateaF Wnsn thev are betsef knezn nd
den dean. and eoxtlnued stckuess VIII b Of
rsst, u .St d: Who rnose thern spesls jriaht
ont IL tBH sq fsYcl 9 II d 4 duty which wnl savo
ne - - ~ bai'i+hfFF i1:sa islsi5 fsyh n
Our -, ffe ain3 seted to resdun 0xndey lof
fvitiat nslc 81 Is s. season. ank tits a. danger.
Gus q, is PREVALENT; but BrandrethF Pttls hf-
ford 4 = i ya.Eabtp ana s14cte 1t pNte1tion.. BY
,neif oeav-sie AL ueeN No prevent Tia colIeot}db
OF tans. sn,pNyittaHbubiea,.wb wien. u, sp1icisnt
@aantl'A srau,eas much daassrto ase bodsaiS4
s 9. a.isaa ,a.ss:s
Ness ID, #, 49,! ana pysas asspscts1as
4. ttcffie: h.sa asfndsi96f 4ne
+ CT A.hIsW slsSsaoNS WHY TIE 80 =
A.,u =, - - u x a. -. =, ~ /
u .afa II Sse5..s-,. ..,,,,s,,s - =.
.s;.s,s,rs., ,..sl. ~ - = -, u
wh'ts .ne to.-
IS, uys!l ~ 49, un ~
$500 sS s . 1850 p.e Y
y: .Is1r =. =.
.s. - 80 ~. ~
~. M. = 49,, 80
ton, an. sa'.s ,.,t'.ss,.sa y . !. rs
sss :. ), L.: To- W. ~,
ps..s .ness so'o ano AtAst
Aef,s az. ispas.'s, anu aevsss! -
pFosssfs1 ios 1ew Years 81. VIE sppfeiase
W. tss's9i e OF sk 49, ~. Is
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

t5asG5os1 asp sfoa ta4f sgs
/" y $500 ssSs -. he s4siL1 sass 10
&s@f0s aildsa
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

Petroeum-Quiet; crude SIC, refined in
bond 53c and free 73c.
Ctife Quiet and arm.
Sugar Active aud frmer at 12e13Ic for
Cuba Muscovado; Porto Rico Isle; Havana
MOlasses-Dull. sSBgq 4 sassst
Fork Heavy, closing with more firm-
ness at S27 60a26 90 for new mess, closing ut
vs. o. Regular; 325 90 for 1853 and 1884 do
cash and regular way, e28 75sA 80 for
prime and S26 SCAT 90 for prime mess. AL
80 $500 bhss new mess for April and May,
beef-Stsady,i at about previous rates. "a
Beef HAMS LIN fair demand 1t 921aN.
Cur Enthusiastically at 14lal5c for should
ers. and l5a10. for hams. saj ..s.
Bacon Steady, l5Ac for Cumberland cut,
l64c for short ribbed and l5aal6c for, long
cut hams. S@aA ~ cit n AZ {, ysss54fls NJ
Lard $ Rstber irmer at 15aa164c.s 5.s9 Sd s
% bnttes-- stead vat lSa20c for Ohio and II
az ~. fS'r Sshte. 3 flc s. ge sg ssa
Cheese Quiet at 44a22c. II 90
Money Active and steady at 6a7 per ct.
for call loans. - sf.sss5 al - 4sE
Sterling Exchange- Dull at 81 0sAl oea for
frst class hiEls. Iaaw + ef,sf, i9
Gold Less aetive and lower, opening st
q 81, declining to o. so, and closing at
/ Govevs3,usrt Stcclks-Steady. ls5s LIS
Stocks. Steady us 6's $40 reg 1921, do
coupons 1917! do new issue lO7; U s 6's Tyr
cert, 9Ss; Mo 6's 81; O& NJ cert IA; Quick
silver Coy; Mariposa. Isl; NY G 824; Erie
q; Hudson a7ss MO 10O:s N 8 COL: Pitts 6$A;
NV Is; ~ Iaat 1t w 90s; Terre Haute 60
|i39s sua sns CHICAGO, April 8.
Beef Cattle we're eOtive at. yesterdays
decline; sales at g. 25a6 so for prime gov.
steers, and s., 5OaC 81 tbr common grades.
Hogs i; 2SS low er; qdles Of good veishts 81
n. fssvisions-Dull Ind heavy. 'ss aas
Is Mess pork Quiet. sales Of Z. 90 hb!lcity
let rs 80; GO bbis country q 41l 50; prime
mess dull; sales 100 hbls at "a 50. hti
Bulk Meats Neglected. 81 - 70 W |
4 Lard --Neglected ssaaatl,si. ail2 p
= W q -laac higher; ssi coo ,bbls At
Flour rore active; sales spring extras
!. Wheat ne lower; sales No 1 spring At
Corn-ja4c1 higher; sales No / It CSC
ahoat aud 62c in store; 52a55C for rejected.
Oats--2e higher; sales at 353a4O3c. closing
lat 4Oc. 80 49, 9A
Rye higher; slalesNo let csc. ~
Barley Dull: oRNo 2as 75c as7
Flax see W 80 u. - 5H a
TlmothY seed (eidy 81 1Ss3 75.
Glover -aMStAt 1l3 26a13 50.
Esshs,II;s 4 par .o,s premium.
Gold ST 5Qif6l. si Z ists
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

tspusssa vas vs. ~ onls very cnolce
! ri,ha 49, ~ ~ % =.
stana ~ ~ :, n' - spensa On the curpt
an ;G.,s ~. ,S. s,us ~. No. spIIus, W.
and sd~anca ~ a. nci ~ e.s sely aeuve:
r,f tha 10000 S ~ sa;o1s' 1A4sol .ne lesap.
rascs;on mi ne .ne.e was . el NJ.
Inc nth h,ua.s s - a1 ~ ~ sasy WY {. !. IS
M, snr;ny - - aaG sssls = Si S
.n.r1 - g. III A =. -. 11s. a y w ~
206. 600 bu.. It 81. 061a / asa 6,r M ma 90
for No. 2 spring In. store closing with
~ Iu y nj ~ 70 70 ! ~ iva ana sellers ct
count Of short ssiiars' I'm. hs1 i..ss1v
evsrsold. There Was nothing doinr inex.
era spring or red winter and the market
ls Tae.s nom ma !, =, -
the mArk et ANAL arm ~ ~ advsnca, ~ Il
ON the outside prices Of yesterday, with
e eae o y, ooO nu. at 6S959c for No. J. and
onsside asn,sg ~ .Sd;.snre ~ LII 49,. y tne
sale Of s. 90 bu. No. & Csnai corn ~ soc
sfloas. This came from Joliet and . ths
W. Ws, - s1o $500; a WA SOFA ~ Mese ~
+ W. market for Ost. onan..,i,, s..,v 4, -.
$40, bat aiter the frst> dispatch. : very
saoy.ns feeling became 1s, manifest and The
c,.ss .3i.n.ech 49, - .vso z:ss sns -
ma the mariet ciosad nu;at v;th No. & &
40c and buyers at S94c. The sales foot up1
2 2e go bush at ns4oic for winter add ga
AIM -, 9TH sailsrs ~ ~ nS an ocI
There wos nothinr doinr i IL NJ ~ osts 49,
I Rye was more sctive, and we note sales,
= s1cv In a;n a.o9o dor No.. There vas
Ia nn%sad nnna 80 4. -. sa no Aes nas
sstr ocal husinasa |ontirnaa no,.,.,a,v i.
49, n..;aAx.a...---. 49, - .s-l
aye. our Jobtplefs are making great envrts
to sell country tlealara 1t s,,oa nr;cfA "a
III, =. 49,. 49,
VIA make II 10 tneif lDtereetS Ito puy acre.
rather tia a 90 n, ether Eaat "a ma ha "a
- s'9 Is - @ Aff ''' s etAu a."
beard Of some instances .where nurtnasers
have unnne, m Ch;cao, and .f,ar t,a,Jv i'm
-. 500 $50. ~ es'~ ss''os ~ 4I6 !"
portion Of shheirsgoois. rssurnsa here and
~, ocitiS sasisn n sAia~ tney eouiu
pot save, the amount of Tho freight from
|cn'c.so 70 burlington On. by as1las nths
49,. ny Ina.a l,...
Tho receipts OF grain .afy light. Corr
findsis ussrkstg al 40c;s oats 3sc :. sprib I
ionc.s, m, ,~,nta- f,,,r, =, on - a. II.
- wa " Wv w Va ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
TO HERDsMEN.---.Allt.'s !,

NOTICE TO HERDSMEN.--At 81
~ meeting d the citizens ~ W1shihStodl
q lssol6Nons were unanii ,ousiy adoeesd, g |
ss.oi,,d Th.s a. ps.. ! 70. !. ressasas al
g be heIdsd any Stock o. any kind within Tn |
Rs.oivsd. also; thasno cttissn Of this township
ton.n ~ slSh - 1Inisa % - any way counr
Keseisea r iaft FL Ia ~ vim stand b. each
ssesh e g
q oshefwtse. - shall be deemed bet. d ~T,e1
-, -. I'D p CRAWFORD. Chairman.
:. z,A1e AID 1.A1a. go as1k. -. ap1.wSts
4 NNUAL REPORT Of the Illinsis
a CentnA Insurance Company. Of Decatur,
1nln6is fof the year ending Dee, 5lst, lesx
Num NJ OF Policies isded nom Jan: e1oN
No. Of poiicies issued pfevaOusly -5oM go
Eass es 3, fe rs sss:ss med t. a..
ceAed ~ the Com paays 100 sI g
Nunbsr Of .Polisies in force q date, M ss7
Amount Of property insured from :,
x 5sn ~ e e Dc q -. e. q 81 ass
ousiy Insured, - q sslsn q /. 4;
..ss@ ft1:, II ~ Aa5 u. Is -.-.,-,--. d g.ei
as s,;; (; 49,; q
- folictUs whac6. have eXpired ard s!cflIA. III
been cAnceAed ~ the CO 68SSH q . aoa a.
A A.,,. q q property I, e rvs Ste:
rem 3aE y p DEG, 81 ~, 369A6S6f ea1h 8;
!. ff ~ 81 tIeniurn N0ses pre- n.t.iJa cstf
: y, 1eosa SLa siss
306;A an Fol pramlurn n0ta& 1eo,vd &&2.30 q
Ant 81 pseniNn notes saaceled. ex. ~ =. 'ss Z.
plreo ano Setofned. III ;lD8 RIG
si5sas ---..--lta--IIj. ,s;snoa ~
A99n ~ q pesplnnas notes n force ts ..I..l y
An3ssretuened rs uie4ned. asf s.s.aS ,4,s~tsra -
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sss..ss go $50 ssAs.n 1s4.; ssls .sa..sss
1879 Jolg@ gsasa As,us ssas ssii so, s3str3
i q aFis1s3 ass sIf', 70 s4aes ena sss-,.Ji@l
-sii ssstso8 Is ss~5 Ii issz~ss 2.ss- ii .4,.sS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
AEONITOR PLANTERS


0I &c Com eS om &c
same place. The Planters ore the best IN the
nag: s: s: $: . SIS :i ssfTs
'nENrIsr-DR. R. T. COCHRAN.
~ Artificial Teeth inverted on Gold' Psatina,
Silver SILVER and Ra1hers Filling and diseases Of th6
a. All work warranted. ,et5 20
D. oi SsI ~ Third street, one d0G, aSste q
IOWA COLLEGE. The @suMMEf
TERM" commences April 18th. Applicants
1cr ADMISSION 70 any Of the Departments can ad-
c.,nn. gs2KS S + IL M4AaouN. Rsssidsata
pEMOVAL.-I Burlington Insuf-
~ ance Company have removed their once
corner q Nam and ysf ns ssses
ape5.dltvlt WIN. a. TORREY. see,y.
ITO FARMERS.-Those who wish %
Il get Elaxeeed Of us To sowsshould apply for
limit 10 smssir,t loaned Is 80 G;as TSeusasd
I T require ta ~ g sASs5a E ;osS
sRso.4A - II. ...a.i 81 10. $500
ElRUW TREES. T1o.and half miles
~ We q pgs|ingteo. IeyA xApalA Per
afsps vinss G Sins ~ erris En-.
greens, Shade Trees, F1oWesapg aA1ub0 end 10
e.; y,nss ed t G,mbsn DsSilsS fsea!sa -,
8 es ~ & 'old :. i SsSi 5 H - Ses
4 MOTHER REDUCTION Of q Poe
~ barfel STA - G. aattl 80 1b0a !sasa
go G IN Px1cF or FLOUR. %
We are now selling 80
oses..S ci s,oa @;n sRs'os Tess
Atlantic uASis ". gs.a .9a 80
e aal Also awen seissesd STOCK II tiii
aRoCxRIxs AnD. RRovIsIoHs,
alike rsduetoa In prices. t,eta9o
msEehM.dAx2w: z: .. sATH q %.
lONCORp GRAPE HINEa-Sev-
~ sf f taeS y r. ysl!7sootsa yines psy.-
SIS Sis ss W. :: ss1 Apps 81
SO Ia led > Dutch calraint and Ho..Ason.
io ss6a,., 800, $50 -. aF Ea1I zyER1:
ITyHLE VERY BEST THING IN THE
h BoLrHofTTB DouBln Ac11Na,e
SOLD AND SitvEn 'AlnAteAMA10R.
MaauActttsd xadd s6Idby -sS.'a
sFCeMENDRE &aCA sBmNnGton, foWAaaa
l. s1 + E anI1a:' Has Wen ssutr New YORK
lN yOLU TEERS !, " XNTRpIr 1--we
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:" &Ao1ASA- - " @sskA51OVzB81NU3HsO1VI
REMOVED. ti,
Ny large and increasing business recurring
more room. j have nepoved 70 they4etqi Shop.
No. 81 Columbia Street, opposite 4eh6ests va.
eon shop. With . 1hbs0uS6 ID AaoosB q my
nov. prepared to accomno1 3Se ny q PATRONS
and The HcgeneSAlly. 1las Ga. bNs.ss
~ IN the same bnildinf. GENERAL BLACK.
SMITH WORK viii be pCnperiyattendedt 70 ~
feb21-d&wH T. J. PAWIEY
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08
!. SPECIAL Y. NOTICES.

ing a ~. y .stc1nsada for Yoo1g Mem. Also, new
and rel ,uNtsa t-.stment for Diseases OF the Urn.
nary =. aexn r SyAtenns--5ent frea e sealed
,TON.s n ns..s Z: Association, Philadelphia, FL.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

There are some persons in this city
Who seem to forget that there is an ordi
nance against last driving. On Saturday
. young Jehu urged his horse down Jeffar
son street ct . break-ncck pace, and at th.
Filth street crossing came within . hair,
breadth Of running over couple of littl,
girlss such recklessness is without excuse
end we hope the police will arrest lbs,
guilty Of fast driving, and have themS pun
iahed. i ia. quite as we'll to put stop t
this matter now ~ to wait untiIsoluebody',
neck IL broke. ~ = seiA
: - - = s---A----..;
xelAccording to the Ctiscn n man il
Appano6se county whose wife was sick
ordered cofan, had her grave clothe,
made and her grave dug before the. poo
woman breathed her last! The wrAxel
should then have been killed and athN ap
pcintnaents OF death he had thus prepared
n,sdsnase'of in hiding his own worthless
carcass from sight. 8n ~ AS
~ It may be OF interest to the public t,
know that the breach Between the locs ed
itors Of the State Register md the Huwk
Eye is mended. They are now fast fri<nds
and may their affection for each other eve
continue. Selah! s. se "
The ssslsphantine' Illustration, cana
shsough safe. TIA lovely. First rate thin
for reference. Il shalt be- preserved. III
esx 81 . . ------' Z - 4 :. ~-1<
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'ssa7E.s assss ~
vi INV saGa:
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Just received from the factory of ]. d. Smith =
Co., Peoria, III. Also Corn Cultivators nom the
same place. The Planters are the beet IN the
market and warranted to give sAttsfactlc0. ~
For sale by ~ y. J. SMITH = 90.
msrH3-1Wd2MW - s'@1 r. - altaa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

pafsena,ly apb@s.e id, 6eibse me. aanpusl stee
q Jusetee0l The Pearetn and for the Uoantt 3
snaeois. sesee sasoSssa!ls Lewis CaSsu p ~
e ns,H 9 ol Iscatssy g M
.seatetnedt d th1 condition. ana ba1Sipea 81 e.
~ The books u aAld (lpmpany,iis true IN sub
taaeSs caaain fnct e The pest Is bis kn6wledS
SNorn "a before he this sosh dSy of 1on,iinr :
a. y. 1885. sfsa O gAMURL sri EL. 81, r.. q
IDWiS CAeSs Pfesislenk.s Tis.tf 30 7 ab
~ fl i. ], $3.50. y. erRpNC. Secretary.
I, xtex.- 80 g e. GRFER, VICE President !,
s. Z WILSON H0A0. General Agent. - ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-08

FRUlT TREES .--I1o,and half miles
Cherry, Fsum, osincs md 4 Fsl:t1 ssSn &C.
Grape vlnesa OdffanS1I Coo 1eerioA Ev01.
ssse1V, $500 81 TrsS. $780, eoa p
.Ac.il 9Woet Hotaape plauts n fholN $500 All
'oe Mhlch VII ee sold . cheap @ tie QA6epeGk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-02

hokE OF LISoJLN'o AUlTY oOKAs ."-ius IAnAse pa
pers ell 1pssaLa7 ''V5FJ kJJI, vi LIN.
4 Jout two year, ago, The Prllcs OF Walss was
marry PT-ca-s Xa4dra, o. Victoria
letJer each q, tn aoYere %, IIOrlu4S
st0bs betrosna, aud the Pf.sJsas Lincoln
Lord lyons, amoAssAIJr al Washing JI Wuo pY
the way, rrfed, Etqleased 4udIen5e LII u
cOn, that psr-
d. toe APP JnIed d. Ihe WnIse
House 10 ovAp any vita ihr. oe ward.
"+sy it pe~so va Lxcee 4cy," sad lord Lyons, II
hold III my 4ud ulOgr apn rJm rJyAl mis-
Isen VIC .Uua, HhIca have Deed c0mnauded to
tr=seu. your Exc7AencJ. Ia IL sLo lnIOrns your
exceisncy her Royal H:ghuess, rrin0u Of
aIea about rdct matrIlAonIal ALLIANCE vita
har koya Hgbpess Prllce5s Alex Ludra of Denmark
Alter contisuiDg this STRAIN for mIIu.es Lord
yos tspdefed IA letter 10 the President ID Anal ha
reply shot, simple and expressive oJnssaed
sin ply st h9 words:
LORD L. 60 thou and d like Riss doubt if auy
E elisa amb assadJr ia be-
ere, and would Os glad learn Whal lust villa
in putting se reply Ia diplomatic language whea reported
1t 10 her Majesty.
1t ia said some aimee, whea depatation of cergv
presented address - the Prssd in 4ich he vas
styled pillar Q, tue church, ne qa4Iny, ana porhaps
ruhluJy, k9d thaL they ud have donJ much
better 10 call m a stee pie"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-02
EsnM TILE uhIrRD STATES.

hICHhOhD, Jan. 26th, 1867
Northern papers Of the 23d inst have been IsceiVed
greater portion of the larger vessels of PJrter feet,
recently operating against Fort Fisher have returned and
are now anchored in Hampton Roads.
Gen. Abbott, with brigade of troops making o
forward movement ia the direction OF Wilmington.
Oh the 18th five blockade into Nav
MET, not knowing OF tho fall of Fort Fisher, and were
captured.
telegram from Cairo Jan. 2st says that present indi
cations that tn omss army will from its
present position tbs Tennessee river quarters
being buit
The Toronto Loader says that the British Government
has ordered thirty gQnboas carrying thyfVe hundred
trained men, be sent from England to the Lakea
wilson has been reelected from Massae husetta
telegram from Toronto says that Buteigh as been
committed sabsct extiadon, under the treaty with
the United States.
Gold 2lO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1865-02-02

at Richmond.
Why did Bragg fall back after the vidory ct Euress-
soro answer because Rosseranz was LARGELY reiu
forced Why did Lee fall back after the battles of sharrs
Yet who abused Lee do not BY this alias ION. He
ia Virgin ian and not to be abused he is descendant
cuTy and Richmond EBqutrer and Exainer would be
able to hnd any fault with him, II he ives cnly hall
of oou he dare
command army? of course it must fail. Did South
reached Fort AK those n,ide
not know The Mercury they did all the fghng. and
artilery we're only piney woods tsrheels It was moi
to be expected of them to fight.
Bragg fell back to Chicamauga before forces
bat there he fought aad gsiued OF the most o
victories OF this sad yet who knows Even NORTH
but his good ontweghs his bad luck. judged BY the
standard suocess-sidns, Johnson iel back and fell
point Beau egafd fell back to TuSeio and yet WAC
says shey are not good generals?
Joe Johrson " fell back and fell back, and Tece,
fought aod yet few be Is bad general Look
st the for his restoration to duty He toe
Bragg the of missionary Ridge after the Gov
snment had ordered oneird of his army to Knox
ve and The enemy had received An Increase to theirs
iiRe number, snd ali Braggs victories are ferg5ten
This his fault Lot the fault of iovernmentba in Joe
Johrssons case-hs fals back because the Government
does not reinforce HIM!
Why General whiting superseded in tho supreme
command here is mot necessary for me to say We al
tbs with all bis talents and ability he no enjoy
The confidence OF many OF 1he people or OF tne govern
assigned just not need not discuss here
has not been asailed the subject OF the fall o
Fort Fisher He fought bravely and we'll to the last
told, sed believe and General ags has highly com
pnetod him his Kill in the construction Of Fort Fisn
de at the mouth of the Cape Fear He
meriorous officer No ques ions this but the re-
suit of late cofot o0sd not haoe been different hao
he been IN command
such the opinion of those "ho are amongst bis bes
friends Then why quarrel about s superoedure in com
mand command I'd where his eoorks to be defend
ed aud tested and wher hs most vain abc
Chief Engineer is not the to direct The defence
of his own works, all science is q humbug
No one pretends that Bragg or Whitisg are without
faults no one but acknowledges the great abilities
Generals Lee and Johnston. bul when you will show mt
any complaint in Vr4inia newspaper OF Vi snIa Gen
eral (Early Hill Heth, poor Pickett IT except
ed) will believe tha the birth place general has less
do with his than do n1w Has the Legislature
rorth Carolina Acknowledged the exi4teuce OF bel
greatest for bus services il this while Vo
of thanks has been conferred D. Fl HILL OF south Caro-
Tina N. O.