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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

~ Postmaster Genera. IeE-.sca has
rle.eu Il con. &C. &c 30 made v.ll. NJ. ;.
s. cus,on, OF Prescott The capita. =. Az
zoli.s Territory, for regular ana. serv.ce
on tie new roUse t.ul Aiblguegls, New
Mexico, connecting there with tie great
Saota Fe route from Kansas Cay, Ms
sorri, VIA A;.isco, Fort Winsate, Covero,
Aqua Esia, LAM, Jacobs Wei, i.eroux
Sprays, Woo.seys Rancho aai Prescott,
thrccsl - SaI. BernarGlno, California.
there connecting with the mai. service Ia
Southern California, and covering = dis
lance CT eight hundred AID a:ty' mics
This VII. inaugu-ate regular ics:a. iac.i-
ties through couatry rich II Mineral
tressu .es, gold, silver and copper, Already
fast a1..ng up with an energetic a11 enter-
pr.s.lx population.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

yoaAax IL THE SoU-H-Ma,or Genera.
Sberc,.1. il letter TO Quaz.er.n astec
Meiss, dated Savannah. says: Ee,. may
uee my name in any circular addressed 10
the Quarter masters of the army. 20 tie eff
feet TIA. every pa4t of the Southern coan-
try WI. support their armies ~ AUDI
cicus system OF fcragiag. More animals
are los: TO your Department vs. lille Standing
idle, h.lched 20 Their wagons, than during
the icnS and seemingly hard marches into
TIE interior. Sen. Meigs adds ,liat Dung
tie rem arkabie march, tie cavalry and
u sin toGad an abundance CT forage and re-
uouaS, and the Chief Quarte1Master,
B-evet Brigade. Gen. Eas;cn, reports from
Szvaalal that tie transportation. ls even IN
l,e.tss condition than when the march COM
rr encet, better than lie lad ever before
seen. 80 horses or mules are required
iron tLa northern Lepo;s 10 retit this army
after ma.ca OF nearly 80 miles ta1ougha
hostile strict.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

NS>Oi. tne ia in.t. parry Ct Indians
attacked the Overland MAJ Coach near
Julesburg, Colorado, rcbbins tbs. express
near by, killing oce mar. Iae troops at
JuiesbIrg were al once IL pursuit. and q
light ensued, ia whic1 tairty-fve Indians
and nineteen whites were killed. The ln-
dianS tually reireale.. noutl4 Hsar1.
--
A New Use FoI: PETaG IN LGie5'sr.
nj says that DR.. Deca.s2e, Of Antwerp. an
nounces that tbs itch ,rAy be cured insiaE-
taneously BY Simply applying without
rubbsng) petroleum to tie parts Affected.
The mere generations cf taat CT are suiii-
cient to disinsect he patients clothes, aad
and DR.. Deca..ne adds tAay a., t1e paras-
ties OF the human cody zray be destroyed
Immediately by t,:s sane I.e.E-a.
The following is II c1.icia. statement
OF the United States currency, exclusive
OF fractional notes, ou.-,s4 Liz 81 tae ;lst
OF December, lSji:
s.. notes Old l-sLe, ortstc1,t1-
ing TtiH,-os
L. s. notes new ................. E32 oh 25l
Total. ................,....... $50, ~, SD
One year $50 notes. Outstanding Sis. 5oo
Two wear do d. 1881, 0oi
do do - ,coap. 5o,5os, 400
Total ............................. s-o5,6l5.o:o
Three-year compound interest
notes Outsta and M ........-e.,.s~ 81, G',3.o
Amt outstanding Dec. n. ie.; $50, -: .9so
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Z Mr..';iee.ey is represented! . - pres.
sjg-s L.s peace schemes with grea. earnest.
ness .pol members OF Congress TAus IL,
he Ids compIacent listeners cr..y a,uocr
the opposition, the Republican members
generally scouting tie idea CT making adj
vsL ees to the rebel leaders. Mr.. Greeley
e1 presses strong confidence that peace can
be aai within three months il soush. as he
advises. The New York World avows ",he
nos. sincere respect FOR Mr.. Greeley's mo-
lives. and the most cordial sympathy with
hls objects aud pats him on the back ir
this style through a leader column and :,
hal -oog. All this may be a Ire.ude to
so--e Few political combination. or :. nav
l'S merely Insignificant.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

ssA~lS has beea decide. 10 rcstpo.a the
- y .ae constitutional. asneadnea. I'll
cess from next Tuesday. whea i. Is
''S--eVed vii pasa. Democrat ,,a.,,
-, ~ olloss isare receiving very en-
s'--~--o Instructions fsoo, constituents, The
eSen'atives OF tae New York Tsrl3,a.
~ Dela ocfa'y are il Washington, demand
o's ''-"- LIE weigh; OF the dead carcrs 3,
s-AYety shal. De removed from tbs s,,ou;.
&c. 9. tie raf.y,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

a. There were 80 failures os bua; ness
jhs, and trims Ia the leya! States tarina
~, and theis Liabilities araounte,: 10 80
~, y. In 1853 there were la5 failure,
wa Aani.i..es amounting to $3.50 COO
"a 800 there were 2,7l5 failures with la
A--'-es amounting TO SCI, 7-3a,s7i. The gan
ga ADOPTION oftle cash principle il tra,,a
S'-N-lnisHes the number OF failures ye.v
a@-sely.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

CAPTURE oF Fort F3saea.-We have
toe impor.aa. Jews that Fort fishe. nas
been carried by assault. THIS ;asures the
tail Of Wilmington, and p.cga aaotEe. rebel
outlet, aad ihe last lransr.a.. o2e ualess
we except Charleston.
Va The following IS ! summary Ct tie
proceedings Ct the iSoa-c ct Supervisors Al
its last session
The Con- mittee q. the Poor Farm and
Paupers, reported tina: the average Rum
Der 0. paupers n tie pocr house the past
year las been y. Cf t.eSa q are rla.ee. !.
are iefn ales, and ara children. Three are
from Germany: one fccia Ireland a,ili ee4-
eE.een are Anarica.i9. Tie OK penae CT t.e
farm j. abo.t s. PEI day
Or. J.ss..es Scarf Was a9.oi.tel Gf.-.t-
Physician .o- Tie year icG;
The anasaA. ezneatet during TIE .rea.
i>ni To- The rel.as Of ad gem t....ir, II
Volunteer soldiers was s. F-sT5
iae anoaGt 81 mooney II tae County
Treasury us re.oi.ed ~ t.e Treasurer Was
-.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

w.n-OJr advicee from Sava21au are 10
the s,h instant. Al. was then g;ie. there,
bgt there was mucG Suffering anon. lie
inhabitants. Tie report, concerning; iion
movements among t-e people u sa. nte-
rlo- O. Georgia are repeated, but sseed con-
f.vnatior. Gen. Shesman's army va, be-
II. re-ciothed ard newly .qui pred, pre-
Da.s.ary TO the new campaign.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Gz,- Capt MARIN, o tae steamer -Saic.s-
erooc.er, which was les. IL It's gaze Of,
F-iaaJ last, Gil Snlith's I.,a4t,or.:e, has
a--i7ec at Washington, aad report, ;aa:
TIE crew OF the knicAer cocker were saved,
hSvins been taken eli b the gunboa. Ner-
co-y, and sent up 10 New York cisy CT the
'usbcas Champion. They, however, Lad
& narrow escape from captur, ~ rehe!
g-erflllas, who, as soon as :,.-r saw the
steamer in distress, came dow to .le riv
er shore III drC,cs; but fortunately & dense
ifs set il, and they were unable to MAJ
a1y demonstration.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

@.A.Nut 100 Of the poles AID Germans
il the vicinity Of Paris, Huron county,
A.cl., united few days since 10 resist the
orafs " armed force. the specia. Provost
Marsha. and Sheriff OF the county arrested
Two CT tne-e Men who lived aic.a n ths
woods, and were taking then, a.oUg tie
rcsd IL sleigh wien they were ,aet by
twenty-five men armed VIII; si.,as, who
demanded tae prisoners. Tie e.:eA. lad
no alternative BIZ: 10 surreDce. ;.e..,, and
no "a 50, bat or .eayia. three ' .e<-. we're
f'~e. a. them. fortunately wi,Lc&t e-sr,t.
, 1865-03-30

To the Most Honorable and Enlightened Connie
eioncrs Of the Cht-seo River Cleansing:
Permit me to e'hte Try courlslnt ID lew words.
Tou propose to cxpend ut 1esst two millions Of
dollars On deepening the prAse1t canal from the
locks at Bridgeport 10 those az LockpoFt, and not
to e1pcnd Ttd c.z,t on me. This1s not fair. 1t
il last, !, who hare drained thousands OF acres
during the LAST three year,, deserve better tate.
Where wontd you be next sum neF were 1t not for
iii have lately done for you> bY rendering Qood
for eur fon would be the Viedns Of all Kinds
az iiseaeee. f.um the Group TO the erysipeins and
fudammatory rheumatlsm. Ak the engineers OF
yourotlce II have not on tho 18Th, 17tl and 18Th
{n.f1nts cent a. muth water Into theQake as your
proposcd canal can do in one hundred and fWenty
dort, This is fsct and ought to be entered IL to
each Of 5ouE 1eaders' pocket books. But an
noW but four feet wide. Spend four. fire, OF teu
thousand dollars un me and pfetFe you r1y bed
aEd banks that will scour your river to the hot
tom three to five times year Do not fear heIng
drowned, for an informed that. the society In
eome streets show aniniatuze inferno; therefore,
water could have no cR- Ct on them. I haoe d<ep
fntd your har0or from eight to fourteen feet.
] further beg leave q state that on ST. Patrek.s
day, In the morning, the water wa* user my head,
making the height nearly Nsixteen feet above low
warer mark IN tile South Branch at bridgeport II
i could have bed Of twenty feet instead OF four
feet, would make 1overa Of pure aiF aud water
rejoice. plymouth Is hut three miles from the
CITY limits. i Tous1ght me thus, l will abide my
time h11 yon hare deepened the 'cauat; then the
o. cr6ow OF the Ucsplalnes wall 20 westerly and
fnd it, WaJ into the canal. Wit! close my banks
and suspend giving you any more water, and then
you Will be too late to ste yonr error:
Mud Like Valley, March .s. 1865.
, 1865-03-30
the lister figure. Awards hers will be male On Fri
NEW YORK DRY GOODS mARKRr:-
New York independents Ouotatio,..


l6ptC1al UbFatCA 70 Inc EhtcAEo Tt1bune5
NEW York, Mtrch 29 1888.
The Tudtpfn-ens has hrfo'low1ne: narxct tcr
al descriptions Of goods never 50 depressed and
trdees were never ~ akaf decline. nt;e II i,
rncreceaented IN rup.dlt5 and amount Barers act
with 1eluctatce, md onlT Tor fume- isse w.nts. "A
tuther decline has taken place in pints, without M
teytay inc1easnC the dtmArd, and yet prices hsre
downward tendtncr- R.v c ton has declined to =
point At which new iabrics can be produced n st,
lower rates.
Bre IN .hettings and shifting1 are rather 7ca,c,,
but tie deman. 10 light, and prices wesk, Bieached
goots ere In !oTt demand, snd prices favor buyers
Denis are scarce and Mexdy. Ticks ara In goou d
mana and frr1. Delatnes have Rseatl, declined In
p1ics. Holders are quite ea:et to get rid OF their
stoek1 and make great ssc.tfees. The vatue Of ast
weeks imports IVES only ss5ses not one h.lf It th.
ysue Ct In the corresponding week OF a,t
year short consumption Of COCOA Is Inevitable
this sessop and dea:ers throughout The countr7 an
tis anticipation hn. spstinsly. Prices. it IL felt
NUT still wsno considerably. and stock. a,e Kept
down t. the lowest point consistent with doing bus
pets ata11.
srbo fo11nutnu tha fnds+see m htfnns.
, 1865-03-30
Markets bv Telegraph.


Especial Dlspsscht 10th. Cdcago Tnbtne1
ST. LOUIS, March =. 1861
TonAcco-LoFer. Scraps 10. green and damaged
1urs II fG5.sn, factory H@6 81. planters do s7o9
$50, co1mon Shipping leaf 70 ss@ls.na. medium do
xNGes17o5, and common manufacturing leaf 1t Sl815
@2eIN.
F1orR-Du1i. Single extra s; 80, supez Inspected
$3.50. snd super f54c.
GnA1s-Wheat heavy; prime t1As. choice SIS. and
strictly choice x1.56 = nu. Co.n-A1xed &c. Oats
unchanged. Barley Gull: f.ll 1t Il S.
NmskY-HlEher; sales At u t.H.
, 1865-03-30

MiIWahkee Market.
Especial Dupateh to the Chicago Tttbrne.1
MnwAUkKK, March -.
FLouK-Dul. sa1es OF 100 br's Spring XXX Ut $500.
GEAls-Tbest firm. ind 1a2c higher. sxses OF
Change Of bu at 81 15xa1 H. Osts-ssles Of SEQ
bu Sc Farley-shes OF 20 bu At $l.o en track -
Wheat marketat tho NeWtan thtt EyentaE-2o,l01
bu No at $1.179l.5 On the spot-closing dull 1t
$1.f-
, 1865-03-30
DRr6u1lul.

DERsONAL-Everybody affl1ct-
J. sd with disesssa oi the AKIN, .neh - 1tch, TIT
ointment which We guarantee Ia. e1ro IN any and ~
ctses. Price 50 cents per boz. !! sent bg maui 9
cents. Sent tV mai OF express Addre&S Dr. BLANK
4 Co. r o Boz 1883. Chicago, III. q sCoy1s
76 Randolph .tEees. NaQessls aua retail ax-ns
, 1865-03-30

Just the thing for Farmers t1se, our
new Linen Machine Thread Geo. r. Chittenden
4 Koon general agents Wheeiet& Wilson SEWN.
machines, LOG Lake street. mh29o943 9t&T
, 1865-03-30

TO Boot and Shoe Manufacturers,
Ta1lort. ete.-We can sell ron a splendid article
OF linen machine thread, also our new machine
silk a1l numbers and colore, at reasonable rates.
Geo. Z, Chittendcn & Room general agents, 1o6
sv1e etreet mh29o9392tdGw
, 1865-03-30

TEE SAFE RoH1EnT.-Pat Mngner was on Tues-
day examined at length in tho Police Court upon
the charge Of burglary. II was shown TINT the
papers, notes, stock. nippcre. and ekeleton Keys
were found in his house. In defense 1t Was proved
1hat the aeensed Va. Of Good t too ae
where large number Of people had access, and
That they were not concealed, but thrown care
tract rttention. it wns contended that they were
placed there ny eosns paEt{ who had % %SoD:pIrea 70
tho prisoner was discharged.
BoA1p or TnAp2-NoAINATos or OF11cEns.-
The members o, the Board Of Trade met ut their
zooms on Tuesday, afternoon Tor the purpose o.
nominating ticket to be supported at the coming
election Of officers ca Monday next. The follow
ing gentlemen were nominated:
Pfesid<nt-Charlcs Randolph.
First Tck Prfs3d<Rf-T. c. Maple.
Second Faee Iftsidfnt-J. G. Dore.
Dreeto5s,-s. 4, kept, $. S. Williamson l. NJ
and II officers of thu Board
| takes p,nca On Monday, April Sd. md the annual
general meeting OF 1he Board WILL be held On the
| evening Of The saInc day
ANOTHER RAMON Tuesday 4 verdant coun-
| trymrn pamcd Neil Morrison wns robbed Of 800
in the low den on # ellis street known as No. Asi.
This being only one Of the uuany robbcries which
has recently occurred IN thst delcctab}e refeat,
| Cpptain Nefeou thought 1t expedlent to pay them
4 y1sit- On "wednesday night, with squad OF
| men he made descent and captured nineteen In
9sn noe9 ~ re see III
/ be examined this morning.
NoR1HwKsTERa SASlrKRT FA1R.-Psrties wish
ing to purchase articles for the Fair in Europe
fnna thrs double their donalionsl can hare tho
| same transported free ol charge. and the duties
semittcd, By forwarding .nhscEipnons t1 e
| fS.nvnt&{nn ep EnYe.rn 1enYrr1nnn5.
, 1865-03-30

60 to the Re8t--Go to Brynnt & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telegraph Operator. Address (enclossng s.amps)
1or circulars, BHYAHT & STRATToN, Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-03-30

Now Ia Tho Time. JoR. III. Hoes.
Treas, 1T Lake stree,, is still Issuing Certificates
Of membership TO the 18th Ward A. u. Protective
Association for twenty five dollars. When the
wheel begins to turn the price Of recruits Will ad
vance. ana 1t may eost three or four times this
amount 10 be protected from the drait
4 meeting or the Association will be held on
this Thus=day evening at uhlich's uall.
mh3pp11b:1t
, 1865-03-30

our ncw brand Of Machine TsS1At is
supe1tpr to anything of the kind IN the market.
Eates.ropms lGB Lake street. ulh29o943-2td&w
, 1865-03-30

Or, R1geloyv has the largest uaedlca1
practice In this city. de gives so much sattssac-
don that bis patients recommend all thelr friends
to him for treatment. he Is. without doubt the
treating special diseases. He guarantees cure
in al cases OF which he undertakes tae tream:nt
and leavea taint OF poison the system 10 give
treated conadenhally, elillfn1ls, Successfully and
politely, should apply at once to Dr. B1ge'ow, at
his zoons, No. 1s3 South Clark street. corner OF
Monroe. Send for his Guide to Health, published
monthly, free Of charge. -mh30 pt0tlt
, 1865-03-30
M A n II 1 Il ID.

In t1]s cit1 an TIC 18th irst-, by the Rey. K ".
Hseer: ALBERT ALD1lpak and EMMA 3ASa
a 3 oos.sn ard Eex York papers pEeass copy.
Atcrnt,a1,a. III March c2o,: 1858. BY Rev. G. F.
H-xeh NJ i. III W EHHM ~; OF II. phls, Tenn,
And Miss MARY z. HART, oi ChlcsSo. Ill
, 1865-03-30

pFTi0FEHM sna EiYISa GESEKaiI "a Tith
tho iufen1ion and expectation of AinlNG. kAlENH-
ING. DIRECTING and DEVE1oPlNa nc eame y
hAs opened an nEXCHAE9E IN this CITY. - M, mems
to tht1e ends tnld Exchange Will oe maae NEIL.
Ubj Tor efrIY useful Te1ab,e ucR9 4na 1ToA
in thete inteiestt: and being n GHn E9 IN
CATION Win the principal "PElRvtMEosAI ~ III ana 4
MiniHI DISTRICTS" OF The !sCd, and me SIo>;h
ROARDs end EXCHAE- Ee os ne F.Ilo9s. G.i!Es.
uusi hnd viii atiQrd TO the PuBLlC aaa CaIn1 a.
ISTS rare orpor1nniiies and privileges iot
choice and Yaloable 1nvettments .,, s.;,v ar,,,n
EECONp-The Exchange viii ae epsn uAt! "a ,ras uus.1s
husnt Il hourt for TIT puiehas acd sass 9n io
aEAsEs fhivMEaEs.s STOCKS aed ssC1R G11n .lEs:
M s,ss Ps5,1s, II e
81 rq stoef" HoME AND WEsTERL coHrA = slEs F.
sn6ciay solictie 10 operate VIVA us, also. y y
o1 rts6 Ct 0i md Mineral Lands and frop, Tta
kST45IIs!f Isb STs2ssPy sss
rETRfIf Fiji md MINING SIOChs aun sEEV
niTtEs VOELIC SALE (so soon as .arse ~ st
sh. ii srem to deutnd and re1ulfS w y cptr =
HEETcE and EXCHANAE Ia CA1ChGtO a1nGi aHo ~. ~
StREsnd CAUTION will be tax1a M Ia. + ooSe Sf,os nv
Torihv snd cTeditable Properties -
Lexs xsde1a,enea aaa F. g. 63l7 uast tnttheT
10 .ne M Hi sjl abe rooms arc netng RtsP Is I g
~ Ee;ensnyss Otce vii be No. .. MAsos1e ZEN
fAe' oe"s W. = VIM. u. STEWART.
mhssooq9.1 u stp5Hthp eeefS"1s'
, 1865-03-30
Chicago Grtbune.
THE CITY,

HORSES AKD HAcK LosT.-A span Of horses and
hack, which were lett htched In front Of the Sock
ExchanCc Hotel, On Tuesday night, were untied
and di1vtn OF sfEayed away, ana hnVc mol slnce
been heard from.
, 1865-03-30

B- Beunctt's Ga1actc Balm for females, for
eplarging, developing and beautttyins the 6reast.
Sold by druggists generally. Address, enclosing
three-eent stamp, for circular. E. Bennett Co,
Boz 5784, Ch,cago.
, 1865-03-30

Axvn1oAy rx1os Coxa1ssros.-A meeting Of
thc Northwestern Brcnch Of the American Union
Commission will be held At their Office, No. 2oS
sou,h Clark street, Thursday afternoon at 5
O'Clock. spcc,al business 70 come before the So
cSety.
, 1865-03-30

HIlton,E Insoluble Ccnent.-For wood
leather crockery and other substances, the best
aid TO economy that the ho1sekeeper can have.
oil. It wifi adhere oily snbafances completely.
Supplied in packages for hmily and manufacture
ers use, from two ounces to one hundred pounds.
Sold everywhere. Hilton Bros. l. Co., psopr1c-
tors, Providence, 4. l. Agents IN Chicago. LORD
Sm1M. mche-m272, 72,3o-THu.SA1&TuEs.
, 1865-03-30

HALLS Vegetable StctlIan Hair Re.
ueyyer-Reuews the hair, restores gray hair to
fta natural COLOR prevents it tom filling o makes
the hair soft and glossy, does not stain the skin
md is the best hair preparation IN the world.
Thirty thousand bottles were sola in boston In
less than ninety days. For sale by all druggists,
and by II. Scovil, 76 Randolph street wholesale
agent for ths Northwest. fe2s- s-n78f4w
DR.. Webster. now permanently located at
1C4 South Clark street. treats all private 1tseases
and dIseases Of sexual nature In both sexes. Df.
r. has ten separate 1ooms, where any oueSnay call
and receive his opinion ffee Of charge. P. O. Boz
1894 All lettera containing stamp answered.
uch4-p496-95t
, 1865-03-30

INDIAN WARFARx+-Anothef detachment OF SOL
die1e enlisted from among the Confederate pris-
oners It Camp Douglas. left the city on Wednes-
day. en- route for the frontier now troubled By
lnd1an tncur*1ons.
, 1865-03-30

SANITARY Cox1ss1oS DoHA71oH.-The Treas
urer Of the Sanitary Commission acknowledges
The receipt OF a five do11ar greenhack. from Mrs.
Jane Qrl1hn Dole, Of PAN Pan, Mich.
, 1865-03-30

RARE CHANcE.-Col Y Wood offers big price for
the man who has made money on pork, this sea-
sor. Also for the wheat specutstot who has not
sold sAoyf. Hc thinks they would draw
, 1865-03-30

AxornEu VIc1x.-A man, whose n.me wc
conId not learn, was i" beat" ouf Of 500 On Wed.
nestas, by = conhdence shsrpef. The ecene Of
old stamping ground OF confidence operators.
, 1865-03-30

Populnr.-OE Dr.. fhhetts Physiological
Hair Rectnerator, $3.50 bottles were sold thir.
teen days in the city OF Boston Sec advertise
Inent On second page. mch24oHl.7t
, 1865-03-30

Eureka. the 1nfalltble Hair Ifesto-
fa4tge, dec1dedly the best article for restoring
grey hair to its natural colo{, mot dyeine,)
efecruaily curing all diseases Of the scalp. pre-
venting the hair from falling of, giving II a soft
ness and e1oes that nothing else can produce.
Try 1t. Pftoe E1.0o per bottle: Sold by ait drug
gusts. FpAe1, Finch Fuller, Agents., Chicago.
: fnh14nS5&- -1kt-TTGaAT
, 1865-03-30

Mut1cAI.-A musical entertainment will be
given at the Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Of Pnrk avenue md Ro5ey streets, this Thuraday
evening at ha1fp.st seven O'Clock. by Prof Msdi-
son nnG others. Tickets twenty-five cents. The
proceeds viii ts used to procure q melodcop for
Inc Sabbath School.
, 1865-03-30

The NA1LHVAU UlT13ECLI3 At TIE oUt1t1S6
TON STOCK YAnDs.-We are happy to learn that
Tho difficulties between the railroad companies,
which eliminated in the disturbance at the new
Burlington Stock iard.. chronc!ed in yesterdays
TRIBUNE. have been amicably adjusted Batter
cnupeels have prevailed. and the matter has been
asranred without the Threatened riot OF eus,on Of
blouo.
the difficulty wat In on parucuaar slightly loacu.
rate, that tic yards Of the Burlington Company
urc not constructed on the property OF the NoEth.
western, hut upon their own lands. vt ts claimed
that The lands purchased hy the compantes were
divided as early ne July iset, s1nce which time
elch has held exclusive possession OF Its owu
properly, and each compans, on lis own gfonnas
Ind constructed extensive cattle yards, costing I
large uuount Of money.
, 1865-03-30

ENLISTMENT or BouHTI JEEFEAs, olc.-iuk
cHAuox AaA1ker SERGEANT c1ArToH'-The daa'
of Police Sergeant Thomas Clayton. charged WIN
aiding and abctttng descf1on, was zesumeo ne4ofe
q &. Commissioner Hoyne at 2 O'Clock on "eanet-
day afternoon. Two Witnesses were 1ntoanseo
hy the prosecution, who testified a. foIloHs.
ton; an aquatnted with Williams; hsve known
him about eight months; did not know 1e Wasn
deserter; know he wAs arrested by MI Cla5t 5ton
he WEE arrcs:ed ahoEt the ffst O! Sepfe moers
NillisnA came 10 Mrs. Browns aud remained
ooy or two, and then went away Nj. Clayton aud
two other policemen arrested Wiltiama; ClnYtou
knocked nt my door; asked who vas there; he
room; told him no one: he then asked II any per
Ann was in Mrs. Browne room; told him VII.
1iatnf WEE; Clayton then came Into my room and
rAssed through into Mrs. Browns. gos up and
dfessed myself; Clayton told Wiltiams 70 get up,
as he wanted him; Williams replied, Z" thought
would tell him where the other boys weEc;' -
WILLIAMS was conveyed to tpe jul. and did not
SOC him afterwards; do not fecollect that any
thtne further was said that morning; Williams
xras Confined IN jail about two weeks, to the best
OF nv knowledge; ! don't know where be went
a{tcr TINT morning dtd not visit the jail to sec
Rm. n. 0rington, sGorn-l put sns.titpte 1a nts
nnne ygse william Howard; do NOT Ensw NJ.
cls.ton in this connection, or any Other never
The District Attorney made application tor
continuance Of the caee, thst he 1icht fntroanee
M important witness now absent from the city
The application was grupted. End the Trial con"
timed till Tuesday, april 18th. at two o'clock,
Pm.
, 1865-03-30

Western Educa tiona1 College for RoyB
connected with the School Of Trade, open from
IA. m. to Up. m. ~For circulars apply at l92 Lake
street mcl1-M19S-lm-TThES
, 1865-03-30
General Rottees.

oFFICER8
CulS. 4. STlEKWEATnER, President.
WIN. d. TURNER, Vice President.
VIM. IT. STEWART, Secretary.
EDWIN s. UAWLEY, Treasurer.
ELLIOTT ANTHONY, Attorney.
mDAIkD OF DIRECTORS:
cHAs. r. .sTARKWEATHER, of 7. 1. Morgan Go.
MARCUS D. GILMAN. OF Glxoan' 9sanness g At"
cHss'J. GILBERT, Of Gilbert, Opdike Go.
WM. II. TUKNER, Of Turner siiHaY
VIM ii. TUhEMAE, ct Hsolge. pudley q 1afsnan.
iSAACK UlLLEh, Zeal Eetste Agent.