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Speaking of "C0STAR'S" Rat, Roach, &c.,
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Elizabeth Rowland In Ashland County
VS.. Court Of Common

Elizabeth Rowland1 In Ashland County
vs.. Court Of Common ,
Jacob Rowland. Pleas.
INIE said Jacob Rowland is notified that
the said Elizabeth Rowland did, on tho
. lst day Of May, A. D. 1865, file her petition
in the Office Of the Clerk Of thofCourt Of Com
said petitioner for moro than three years last
pastgand naldng That she mny be divorced )
from the said Jacob Rowland, which petition
will stand for hearing At the next term Of said
Court. .bshhs 9a.si is.sGip ID a,lTG IA
ELIZABETH ROWLAND.
june ID, 1865-6wI
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
Crime I'm New York.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-The Post states that
the quota Of New York city under the 300,
900 call Of the Government has been fixed
at 4, 430 men, and this number is reduced
by more than 900 recruits obtained since
tie time at which this assignment was
made. The deficiency, therefore, Is not far
from 5000.
An officer was shot last night while de-
Tending woman from rufians.
A Mr.. Burnett was shot while attempt
ing to secure burglar caught on his prem
SEES.
Mr.. HabeIested was nearly killed by q
rufian on the corner Of Goth street and
Broadway.
An old man Of eighty years was severely
cut and nearly killed, by gang of rufians
or the corner OF Goth Street and 9th Ave-
nue.. A woman named Cathariue Smith
was shot through window Of her residence
on Second Avenue. A fireman named
James Carrs, was shot on the corner of
18th street and 5th Avenue, and Martin
O'Nei. was shot on the corner Of Stanton
and Bowery. The above is partial chap
ter of crime in this city.
Harry Lazarus, the prize-fghter, was
killed this morning by being stabbed in
the neck by Barney Sweeney, il an alter
cation. Sweaaey made his escape.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Dec. %, via Cairo 3d.
The news Of the capture of Savannah caus-
ed general rejoicing among Union peo-
pie, AID corresponding depression among
the rebels. Markets are considerably ex .
cited.
An expedition under Maj. Gen. Granger
with considerable force landed ut Pasca-
youla Gu the 18th, ard pushed rapidly on
towards Mobile. A brief skirmish occur
red on the 18th near Franklin's Creek. and
the rebels were quickly routed. Many
people reioiced at sight Of the Union forces
The navy rendered valuable assistance to
the troops i'll landing.
Two tin clad gunboats have gone up the
Pascagoula river thirty miles, and every
thing progresses favorably.
Refugees report but FIVE thousand militia
in Mobile, and that a strong L MON senti-
ment prevails there. A large reflection OF
fire was observed near Mobile on the 10th,
supposed to be caused by burning colt n.
NEW TonK, Dec. 3l.-The Hcra,ds New
Orleans correspondent says the recent ex-
pedh;on from Morgapza into the interior
of Low isiana had met with great success in
breokiny up heguerrilla camps, capturing
stores, &c.
Two thousand and Eve hundred rebesl
under WHIT Adams and Scott were, threat
ening Eaton Rouge on the oath.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
In Trlbulati0n.

New YORK, Dec. so.-A loyal paper has
been established II Savannah, callei the
Loyal Georysaa.
4 dispatch from Washington says an
arrival there brings dates from Savannah
to the 18th. Al that time heavy firing was
heard in the direction Of Broad River, and
it is thought an effort was being made to
intercept Hardee.
The Richmond papers are in great tr;b-
u!ation concerning the situation aud affairs
and their continued reverses
The Richmond Enquirer strongly urges
that Jetf. Davis be deposed rs Com una nder-
in-Chief OF the rebel arnies, and that Gen.
Lee be made Generalissimo
In reply, the Sentinel, JETS organ saws
40 important enterprise is undertaken
without consulting Lee.
The E-c-7ine7' also urges the elevation,
saying both Confederates and Federals
will fee! that a strong and steady hand is
laid upon the whole, that it means bust
ness and battle will make their arrange.
ments accordingly. This says the Exam
dne7'. is on the supposition that Mr.. Davis
is capable OF an act so sane and wise which
may be greatly doubted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
From New orleans.

CAIRO, Jan. THE steamer MoIlie Able
from New Orleans, Goth, arrived with 1877
bales Of cotton for Cincinnati
The English schooner Blockade Runner,
with so bales Of cotton had arrived at New
Orleans. She cleared from Galveston and
was captured by the Princess Royal on the
18th,
a force Of about 1850, including the %
Maine cavalry, LIST Florida cavalry, l4th
New York cavalry, 3 regiments of colored
infantry and two pieces OF artillery Under
command Of Col. g. D. Robinson of the
9th colored nfantry left for raid into AL
ALBANIA to sever the Communication bv tela-
graph and rail at Pollard, and DESTROY such
property and stores a. might be found
there. Reaching Pollard on The 10Th. the
place was found to be evacuated. The rail
road depot. including train of eight cars,
mostly tiled with grain, therai,road store
house, filled with grain and government
property, the quartermaster AM. co,nmis-
sary storehouse, filled with stores. the ord
nance building, with 1000 stand Of arms,
aud tae trestle work on the railroad were
destroyed by cur troops, which being ac.
eompiished the expedition set out to re-
turn.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
From WashlnwtOn.

WASH NOTION, Dec 80 There ia no pro-
liability Of the discOutinuaCce OF the boU,-
baadment of the forts defending Whining
ton by Porter, unless ordered by the Gov
errnent.
Hon. Arson S. Miller. one OF the Presi.
Dental Electors OF Illinois, and Messenger
Of the Electoral College, arrived here to-
day with the Presidential vote OF that State.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Tae commission
| Of Vice Admiral Earragut was forwarded
last week ii time To reach tie Admiral G
sunday as Sew Years present.
The Bani. OF Commerce Of Geor getow:,,
| .. c., owaet! bv E.ttenhcusa Fowler &
| Co., has beer organized Under the Nation
al Currency Act. by the name o. the Sa-
tional Bank OF Com :rerce.
| A general order issUed day from the
Office o: the Quarter Master General Eeigs
says, that as the armies operating gal,ist
| Richmond and III the Shenandoah Valley
as we'll as the dismountea camps in the
vicinity are amply provided with artillery
and cavalry horses, the purchase or such
animals tor the service viii, by authority
Of the Secretary OF War, be discontinued "a
Wash. ng.on, Including tie Gibscn's depot.
A suspension of purchase of horses is al
80 directed at the following named places,
/ at such time and under such regulations as
may be prescribed By Col. Ehir, Chief 0!
the LIST division Of the @. NJ. Generals Of
4
ton, Buffalo, Albany, Syracuse, E.mira,
New York City, Pitsshurg, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, Newport, <. l., AID VII
mington. Delaware.
All order was issued to day at the Treas
Try Department that all Ave per cent. notes
with accrued interest vii, be received 10.
subscriptions to the 1910 loan until tie &c
inst, hen il will be withdrawn.
The Secretary of State left Washington
tonight. He will attend the funeral OF
George NJ. Dallas, late Minister to En-
gland, which is 10 take place a. phi,aoel-
phia on Wednesday r. NJ.
Thursday he Will attend the funeral Of
| VIM. L. Dayton, our late MiDtste. to
| France. at Trenton.
The Secretary is attended by Wu. Hun.
ter, Esq, chief Clerk OF State Department,
Mr.. Nicholay, the Presidents Private Sec.
aets ~: and Mr.. Robert Lincoln, .ou O. ths
President of the n;ted States.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
From WILMINGTON.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. Sl.-Eearly all
the steamers composing the expeditionary
! feet Under command OF Mai. Gen. Butler,
which sailed from this port several weeks
since. have returned in safety, notwith-
standing the storm along the coast. and
while anchored OFT Wilmington.
The Santiago de Cuba and Fort Jackson
| have been the only vessels attached to the
! naval fleet which have vet arrived from
/ Wilmington and the latest advices from
Admiral Porter represent him as still sub
/ iectiny Fort Fisher 10 vigorous lombard
,nent.
The Norfolk papers Of to-day contains
the following from of Fort Fisher, dated
i Dec. 9th:
/ The shore is strewn with broken boats
which have been wrecked in one day
They lie scattered along the beach from Ft
Fisher 10 Masonboro.
The North Carolina State Works at
Mansboro, were destroyed by fire last Sat-
urday
] Many vessels have withdrawn from these
waters aud the bonn bardmen. ::lay be said
TO have come to end.
The Hons. Montgomery and +. p. Blair
arrived here yesterday, and LETT at a late
hcCr last night, on visit 70 the army OF.
Grating agains Richmond.
Two hundred and fifty of the North Car
DINA re serves, captured by General But
Ter, in the vicinity of Fort Fisher, disem.
barked from the steamer Baltic Yesterday.
on the road to Point Lookout. The condi-
ton OF these prisoners is wretched, many
of them being without blankets and over
coats and in somecases sh oeless and hatless.
Two. thirds of the number apparently had
not yet reached the age Of Il, while the re-
naming third of them ranged between the
years o. II and Is.
The following is lis. Of the officers who
arrived here u few deys since in steamer
/ A ID y 4
escape from the rebel prison in Columbia,
| by bribiug the guard OF old men and boys
| placed over them:
! Ma A NJ Mcdonald, i06th n u: Adil P
w McManus, 9th Mass; Adjt G Gam
ble.. 9Th I'll; Adjt Fl q Kendall, 18th Pa !;
Adjt = Kuox, Tooth Ohio; Capt w Barns,
Odd Y: - Dayhton, Tooth Ohio; J C-oss,
nth Pa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07

NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-The Commercial
Washington special says the prisoners CAP
tured at Fort Fisher have arrived in that
city. Many Of them are mere boys.
Doubts are expressed that Mr.. FesseEden
will extend the time for closing the issue
OF the l0-40 loan beyond January eth.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-The Worlds City
Point special, Of the 29th, says: A demon
stration has been made in front OF the 9Th
Corps, for the past few days, indicating Of
fensive movements by the rebels. It is
thought by some that the movement was
to conceal the withdrawal OF troops, por-
ton OF which are TO operate in the direction
OF Lynchburg against Sheridan, and an
other to aid the forces ut Wilmington or
Charleston. Adeserter reports that he was
told that General Lee contemplated move
ments within 80 days which would aston
ish the world.
Gen. Butler and staa arrived d. Aiken's
Landing on the 18th.
a lady on her way north fronSRicamord
represents affairs IN that city as being more
gloomy than ever. Declarations that the
rebel cause is hopeless are openly made
among the people.
Southern politicians visit the army daily
to encourage the soldiers.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07

new YORK. Dec. 3l.-R;chmond papers
of the 2Sth inform their readers that official
dispatches from Hood represent that he is
rallving his army at Columbia, and that be
brought off with him 20 pieces of artillery:
that be lost no more men than the enemy,
and that his army might readily be rem.
dered efficient by more able commander.
The enemy was not pressing him.
Richmond papers Of the 23tn say that
Mosby's wound is not mortal
The Rebel House of Representatives
have made inquirp Of JET. Davis if pasx-
ports have been granted young men who
do not wish to be in at the death Of the
Contederacy on their arrival at fighting
age.
The Richmond Erominer says the ex-
change of prisoners is about to be resumed
at Wilmington. 1t further says: the fol-
lowing officers have been received at Libby
Prison since Sunday last: Col. J. s. Han
son, Seth Ky. mounted rifles; Col. b. G..
Hutchin, n. Y. cavalry; LIST Lieut.. T. n.
TRIPPING, I'd n. Y, mounted rifles; lat 1t.
j. Evans, 9th N. T.; L. A. Cowick, Sur
geon ia chief of Sherman's army.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
Gov. Eenton's PROCLAIM alton.

ALBANY, January 2.-Iroclan,Gtiou 6e
r. J. Fenton, Goueraor Of the State Of Ne.y
YORK: The President Of the ni,ed States
has issued his proclamation, dated the goth
of December 1864, calling on the peo-
| pie Of the respective States for Oo0o0 re-
cruits. These men are needed to strength
en- the gallant armies now administering
such effective blows to the rebellion, and
| TO assist those who are fearlessly r;sking
their lives for the life Of the nation 10 aid
Grant. Sherman, Sheridan, Thomas, Far
| ragut and Porter in securing the fruits OF
the victories they have 80 nobly won.
/ We cannot allow the enemies OF the Re.
! public to triumph now, when they are sc
nearly wang each successive
assault is resulting so auspiciOusly to the
cause Of the Union and SO disastrously to
that OF its, adversaries. The war for its
enemy OF the National supremacy shall be
su bdued.
| In the great contest il which the nation
is unhappily involved New York has no.
been behind her sister States ia earnest ef-
forts and sacrifices. She will no. be now.
l do earnestly invite the people OF this
State to exercise the utmost diligence il
filling the quota which may he assigned
them under the call Of the President, show
ing ourselves to beaniinated with the same
| lofty patriotism which inspired our fathers
in founding our free institutions.
| Let Us continue to initiate their, brigh;
example of courage, endurance and faith
fulness to principles in maintaining. lie.
us be patient and persevere. Let there be
| a rally Of the people in every city, village
and town. Let all true patriots vie with
each other IN efforts to make up the num-
bers which may required, 50 that when the
18th day OF February arrives our quota
shall be completely filled, and by men
who will be anxious. not TO avoid the dis
charge OF a solemn duty. but to participate
in the closing Of the great struggle which
! is to result in settling the destinies Of this
Government upon q foundation firm as
truth and righteousness.
REUBEN +. FENToN.
BY the Governor.
3. B-ockMaY. Private Secretary.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
Rebel News.

New YORK, Jan. From the Rich
monG ErG,n,ner of Dec. 18th, has the toll
lowing: The siege of Wilmington IS over.
The Geographic dispatch tells the whole
story, which is as follows:
WILM1SGroN, n. c., Dec. 2s.-The Fed
era heet has disappeared. Only the usual
blOckaders remain.
Gen. Bragg reports that with his present
means and disposition Of forces, no danger
need be apprehended.
Had reintorcements arrived sooner, we
might have captured prisoners. The ene-
my came up in a sem;-circle, and poured
Into Fort Fisher concentric fire, destroy
ing every house and ploughing the ground.
Coils. Lamb and Jameson deserve much
| credit, as wei! as the junior reserves. The
enemy threw overheard many horses in
the gale, and suffered otherwise. There
was another gale last night.
| The Richmond Erumincq- OF the goth saws
the enemy sEeIiad our lines between Dun
laps aad Petersburg yesterday, with great
vigor, but absolutely with no effect our
batteries wasted no ammunition in reply.
There is a rumor that Yankee troops
are again crossing to the north bank Of the
James River, but they make no appear
arce IN front OF the lines OF Richmond,
1t IS also reported that the enemy's ves-
sells appeared IL YORK River and that some
| troops mad been landed at the White Heuse.
Inc EEttf1nef, IN an lrOEIcat article,
says: Il Poetor had thrown Butler over
GARD, perhaps no storm would have blown
the fleet to sea, and deranged the physique
and morale OF the lnvincib,s armada.
An ca.eiul telegraph At the War Depart
ment states that two brigaGes 81. negro
troops 4a,i ora CT white cavalry ief, Mem.
phis OF the List Of Deem Der, moving on
! tie STATE Line Road. Tie advance reached
Lafayette Depot or the I'll. The Obj ct D;
the movement = unGaye.oped.
The WY, CT the 21,il u,l., considers that
the OILY ooint gained IN the capture Of Sa-
! yalna4 5 Is moral effect, anu that net
much a t. military point It says, '.ii was
OF no value to Us whatever"
/ The jhs0 expects Sherman 10 move On
/ Richmond, and says he is the very genius
! = e de9.re 70 see, and he brings with him
some thousands CO those Western veterans
whom We desire 10 test, for Grant has with
him some 600 veterans, and the rest are
riff rat o. Csotou, to defeat whom is nc
honor.
The New York Herald edi.oriailv thinks
that Lee IS about TO transfer his army or.
dinance, magazines, II, the rebel Capitol
President, Cabinet and Congress to Dan.
Vile. The mail brought bJ the Arayc
! from Sherman's army contained over 200,
oJO letters. the largest mail ever received a.
/ a tina ~ York most nffiCo
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-07
Rebel News.

NEW YORK, Dec 3O.-A Mobile dispatch
Of the 10th says that an infantry force OF
another raiding party was near Goods
Mills and Pensacola Sunday. Its advance
was driven back several miles.
Capt. Semmes arrived at Mobile on the
18th, from Europe, via Matamora.
Breckenridge reports that his advance
arrived at SaItvilie ca the 21st, and the
federa!s that night moved towards Peters
Gap, closely pursued.
The salt works can soon be repaired
Many of the depots aud bridges on the Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad were burned.
Fitz Hugh Lee claims to have damaged and
defeated Sheridan's cavalry. in fight near
Gordonsville, with slight loss.
The Richmond ELn2stncr announces with
grief that Mosby has been seriously, il not
dangerously wounded