The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01


were apparently delighted to go the con
q 'sthe great Sherman" % they call the
- There in . popular opinion abroad
that whom Grant or Sherman fight great
hattie and destroy the military power Of
~ rebellion, them down viii tumble prices
20 tho figures before the war. They reason
that gold has gone down from 90 to $50 in
three months in the absence Of great victo-
Fiss upon the evident waning Of the rebel
Hon and it approaching collapse, and must
30 much lower when the catastrophe does
occur. The fact il, gold went higher than
there was any reason for last summer. 1t
has now fallen below. the point that it will
probably settle ct. The redundancy OF thb
currency must keep gold up, prices up,
certainly. This redundancy win continue
.1br some time afser tho war closes, because
the government Win have to disburse .
great deal Of money even after our armies
are disb6nded. The whole country Is ben
edited By the thEift and economy ofthe peo-
PIE. People who buy just - little - pos
sible and noshing but what b nscsssary,
hens6t themsslvss and Tho nation. But Il
they must buy goods they viii not probe-
bly, ind much better time than the pres
eat Thsre u moro mooey than goods In
ths country. Gold and pork gamblsrs
have gons to thoWan an1 there has thu
bssn panic created. THIS win b short
lived. WAen Il = fairly over prices win
stt0sn. The val1o Of ou1securities = going
Up abroad, and this win b likely to keep
gold ct or alttls above present quotaeions.
But duties, taxes and the abundance Of
currency must keep prices Of goods in-
0.Modeat people those Peoria fplks.-
they. complain that at the last theatrical
s11srtatnmsntin that city, the women Of
II company wore dresses that were yssy
shoEtat bsth ends and IT, papers tel ths
1aanaesr DO must fnxnisA more clothes Or
b6tAGr bua
e1yAn order Of The War Department.
allvolunteQf omcsRs Who are not mustered
out ct H. exact date Of Tie expiration q
! their term Of Enlistment must remain u
service until ths end Of ths war or until
ths acceptance Of their 1esignations. No
o1acsf = allowed to retain his commission
beyond the tsrm ofhis Enlistment and then
retire, thus making apeesoual coaveniencs
a Tho service.
- The exhibition Of the negro troops
In Richmond, the oehsr day, was failure,
and b described BY the Journals Of that
town . ridiculous. But, Aowever ridicu-
lous, it was IN alAir that win DO marked
among The memorable sveats, end recog
nised - To commencement Of new eca
n u history q virgtniA
orAr1 FA1H.-At no time aincs TIE o..
eanisa&ion Of H. eootsty Aavs % complies
and coayeniant ax1angsosafs beso perlsc-
I'd for suooossenl exAibifion, -. for ths
oss in sspesnbsr. Ths pssniums have
hssn materially incrsass1, end wy great
iAducemeat6 aro o0eeed % etock raisees in
III H. departments; toinvGasoss, mschan-
ies, and % al IL claaseo Of Ane afss and
domestic soonomy to hsing ~ products q
thsir industry and skill into friendly COM
petition. TAe local commitlse viii make
aE1ansamsnts 1br the sass, speedy and
comfortable transportation Of people from
To city to the grounds. The B. 4 II. r r.
will run train svsry1 ninutes 70 Let.
Aee'D station, and omnihussss and carfia-
go will b in readiness 70 carry passen-
- 70 The grounds. Rates cannot be fixed
now, but the people may Do assured that
they will b % reasonable that there will
b no Just causs Of complaint. Copies Of
the Premium List, o. any Information con-
corning tho Fair, viii be cheerfully fur
nished By any member Of tho Board.
Tar aKsA1onsHi1.-The Dubuque Her.
I'D Of the 18th instant says Mr.. "Allison's
name will no longer stand In the way Of
ha1monious action and that he win NOT DO
. candidate for the position. = and addsthat
while he tAinks Tho North entitled 70 .
Senator, he - 10 deoire 20 leave The plaoe
% which ~ psopls q HI District have
called him, ana woalA much prefer 70 have
~ fkisad0 unite tAsif stfeagtA N support
'of anothR candidate.