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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

Adelins Psttias performing Ansiaa in
{" La Sonnambula" to delighted audiences
at Madrid. On her first appearance she
was recalled eight times. =
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
ARTIFIcIALLE

CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
~ st reduced prices, at OOWLHs q co.'s
etl Wsdisil 1RohSai Z
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

oFFIOE or IHs CLEvEEAHO IRnz MnIKG Co.,
CLEvEGAED, May 4th, 1865, !
NOTICB.-The Annual Meeting of the
in Stockholders Of the Qlevela nd IIou Mining Co
iOr the election Of Off GERS the ensuing year will
Be held at the office o. the Company, in this eiti
on Ws8ns sday, q I7th inst. - 2 O'Clock N.
my621 = SAML u MATHER, secy.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
CTT1oE OF MAHQUKrru laos Co.

CFTIOE OF MARQUETTE IROs Co Z
OLEVELAHD, May 4. 1885. !
NOTIOE.-TheA Animal Nesting ef the
Stockholders u the MAIquette ITon 90. for
the election OF officers TO- tn. easuing year ull Be
held at the once Of the mpany, IN this sitg, On
Wednesday, tie 10th dav Of May, st 2 O'Clock = "-
mg5:zOs sAM'L =. MATHER. sssy..
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
T'EETHI TEETH TEETH
;. ]. z. DANIELS,

BF. j. z. DANIELS,
Late OF the firm Of HALLTwELL DANIELS, is
still his old established Dentsl Rooms, corner Of
Ontario street and Public Square, making those
Invaluable gems, Artificial Teeth, at the old prices
before the war. An Upper or Lower Set from $40
to Sl6- Sl work warranted Anln R4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09
NOTICES..
OFFI0E OF rae COHBIsED PErRoLsUH Co.,
No. 81 Broadway,
ENw Yong Aprfi g5fh 1sg5

OECOND MONTHLY DIVIDEND
- The Trustees OF this Company have this day
dsclaged dividend of TWO per cent. on the par
value Of their Capital Stock, for the month ending
May lst, payable on aud AFTER May 10Th, 1865
The transfer Books viii b. eI, from May TIN
to tn, inc usive. O. H SAN6ORF,
my62il; $50 Treasurer.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

Gen. Wallace has prohibited the sale of
Booths pictures in Baltimore.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-09

From the Rev. B. z. WelcL, formerly Pastor Of
the Pearl Street Baptist Church, Albany,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07
TERMS INvARIABLY Y In ADVANCE
Agents for the Idaho World.

A. p TURNER, Carrier and General Agent Idaho city.
THos. BoYCE, northeast corner Montgomery and Wash
Ington street. up stairs, San Francisco. Cal.
c. r. STREET, Cal. Express office, Marysville, CAL
s. j. McCoRSncK Portland, Oregon:
N. j. ALLPHIN Dalles city, Oregon.
Col T4Os. =; GRAY Canyon city, Oregon
A. H. BRowN-Wells, Fargo Co.'s agent, Auburn, Or
POWELL & Coz, Umatilla, Oregon.
A. A. MIX, Walla Wala.
W. w. CHAPMAN. Jr, Pioneer city,
r. B. WALLACE, Centeryille
II. B. MOORE, PIacervile.
s. L. CARR, Boise city.
C. L. GooDRIcH. Rocky Bar.
II. O. PURDY, Silver city, (0wyhee)
W. GREENwELL, Ruby city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07
RELIGIOUS sNOtfces.--Rev Father A.

Religious NOticeS.--Rev. Father A. 2.
Pouin will hold divine service at the St. Joseph Church.
corner Commercial street and East HILL every Sunday at
1917 o'clock A. NJ; vespers at o'clock ?. NJ
Rev. Father T. Mespe, will hold divine service at Pa-
cerve at the ST. Thomas Church. the 1st Sunday in
January 1865 at 10 o'clock M and every third Sunday
thereafter at the hour. Aiso at the St. Dominic
Church. Centerve the second Sunday OF January,
1865 at 1O o'clock A. M and every third Sunday there
after And also at the ST. Francis Church in Pioneer
on the third Sunday in January, 1865 at lO o'clock
N and every third Sunday thereafter-until further
notice.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07
MY MOTHERS GRAVE.
SUNG DY MR.. JOHN KELLY.

SUNG DY MR.. JOHN KELLY.
Where the valley brook is slowly creeping,
And the wood bird sings its lonely song,
Where the willow boughs are sadly weeping,
Where the sephyrs murmuring pass along
There my gentle mothers form reposes,
Dearly loved in chilehood's happy day.
At the CARVE kneel mid clustering roses,
Weeping twilight's Silly hour away.
Can mid the tolls of life forget thee,
Angel guardian of my infant yearsa
Every care compels me to regret thee,
Every smile is chased away by tears.
Holy precepts by thy lips were given,
How I've kept them let my anguish own,
Dearest mother, from thy home in heaven,
Lean down and listen to my anguished moan
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC.

A letter is published from Sherman on
board gunboat in OSsabaw Sound, Dec. l3.
He states that Gen. Haven's division assault
ed Fort McAllister on the 10Th, and carried
it, capturing the garrison and stores. This
opened the channel to the Sound, by which
he communicated with the feet. All the
railroads leading into Savannah are destroy.
ed, and the city invested. The left is on the
Savannah River, l5 miles above the city, and
the right on the Ogeechee, at Kings Bridge,
Supplies are abundant and the army in good
condition. Two boats were captured on the
Savannah River, preventing the rebel
gunboats from coming down. The estimated
population of Savannah is $4,000: garrison,
$4,000. Hardee is in command. He says he
"destroyed over 200 miles of railroad, and
many stores essential to Lee and Hood. He
concludes by saying, 1 regard Savannah as
already gained"
The Heralds correspondent says Sherman's
entire loss from Atlanta to Savannah was
about 10O0-trayeled about IL miles per day.
The fight around Nashville is still going
on. It is reported that Wood is in Hoods
rear, and that the rebel forces at Franklin
were retreating also rumored that Forrest
was routed at Murfreesboro on the 18th.
Richmond papers say Fosters raid on the
Savannah railroad was failure, and that
Savannah is not invested. proposition is
made in Congress to tax all sales one per Ct,
which meets with favor Copies of orders
Of Breckinridge are published, ordering his
men to husband small arms, ammunition and
lead. A call and draft for 100000 more
troops has been made by the President. Bur-
bridge had fight with Basil Dukes brigade,
formerly John Morgan's, in Tennessee, routing
him and killing Dick Morgan, John Morgan's
brother. A rebel rumor says Hood is to be
reinforced by Price, Breckinridge and Ma
gruder Forrest is near the Hermitage. Hood
has fallen back from Nashville. and Thomas
is pressing him. Wilmington is supposed to
be the point aimed at by the great expedition
from Hampton Roads. A letter from Lord
Russell says the British Government will
continue strictly neutral. Dayton, American
Minister at Paris, is dead. Semmes is on the
Sea King, whose name is changed to Shenan-
doah. The vessel is heavily armed, and 1000
tons register and very fast.
.THE Yreka Journal of December 9th
says it rained and showed for the
three weeks previous, and the country has
been under food, causing great deal of
damage. Scott river was difficult to cross
Humbug creek was river, and Yreke creek
was booming; Shasta Valley was flooded,
but the bridge escaped destruction.
Col. SAN MEDARY, one Of Ohio's most no.
BILE sons, and long the editor of the Ohio
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

RI-ADvERTIsEMENTs to insure insertion. must be hand
ed in early Thursday and the number of insertions
desired should be noted OH the margin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.
Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
Sacramento street. below Montgomery opposite the Pa
cic Mail Steamship Cos Office. Private entrance
LeidesGOrf street. San Francisco
Of the bladder and Kidneys etc. etc., and he hopes that
his long experience and successful practice of many years
will continue to insure him share of public patronage
BY the practice Of many years in Europe and the United
States, he isenabedto apply the most efficient and sue
Estab iShed expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical did, an the II eGtleTt and
cure Of all Py1Uate and ChTOnic Diseases,
cases If secrecy and all sexual diseases
Tothe afflicted Dr. w. X. DoHERTY returns his sincere
thanks to his patients for their patronage and
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
tnues to consult at his Institute for the chronic
disease of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
GentoUrny Organs, and all private diieases, Wis Sy
phs in all its forms and stages Seminal Weakness and
all the horrid consequences OF selfabuse GonoThoea
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essful remedies again st diseases of all kinds He uses
mercury, chargesmOderate treats his patients in
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ment andimpcit secrecy
Dr. Doherty will take pleasure in showing to patients
who will call on him the depositons of many who
have been cured by him. who previously tried
physicians but without success.
TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing in any part of the State however dig
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their respective cases. and who think proper to submit
written statement of such in preference to holding
personal interview, respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred. Dr. Doherty
takes this opportunity Of observing that all letters are
only opened and replied to by himself and the latter
| promptly possible.
If the be fully and canddly described personal
communication will be superseded instructions for
diet regimen and the general treatment of the itself
ncudng the remedies will be forwarded without delay
and in such to convey idea of the purp6t
| of the letter OF parcel so transmitted.
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| or pay. Address W. X DOHERTY, NJ. D..
! n6-3m San Francisco, California
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-01-07

Col. SAN MEDARY, one Of Ohio's most no.
BILE sons, and long the editor of the Ohio
Crisis, died at his home, one day before the
Presidential election.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE
BY TELEGRAPH


BosToN, jar. l5.-Edward Everett died
this morning at l O'Clock at his residence
on Summer street. of apopiexv. His age
was 20 years aud about 2 months. Mr.. Ev-
erett addressed his feilow-cit.zens at Fan
euu Hall on Monday last IN aid Of sending
provisions to Savannah, and daring the
afternoon Of that day was present *. court
q reference to claim for damages against
the city of Charleston for OVERLOOKING a
portion OF estate in Milford by coE,trlct.n.
dam on Mystic river.
Ca Tuesday ne became affected With a
severe cold, but neither his friends nor
himself deemed II serious. Saturday eve
nins .ie appeared to La aUou. rs wei. rs
usua., and reti.ed, declining 10 trouble any
ere 10 remain with him. About :; O'Clock
;ais morning his hou-ekeeper entered his
room AID found him sleeping naturally
An lOur .a.ar she vas alarmed Dy hearing
a i;eayy fail i; his room, aG. found him
iying on tho eoof breathing rapidly. A
Physician Was promptly summoned, but
before i 3 arrival Mr.. Everett t-ei.
The event was announced n nearly al
the churches u. the commencement. D. TIE
mo-aiag serv: ca-, and created a profound
feeling OF sadness.
HtCrt.v alter noon the church sells Of t.s
city and suburbs were to.leo.
Mr. Erere..'s funeral viii take Place 4.
noon on Thursday n the First Church.
Re-. Rufus Ellis pastor. 1t i, presume Ell
tto State and City autaorltie. VIII take
par. III the obseGuies ot ihi, great AMI
mood
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Gen. Butter, Instructions.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE following =
tae letter OF instructions from Gen. Grant
To Butler, wh.ca Il appended to Busle-.-
report 81 ;he W..u:ns ton expedition.
HEADpC .R-i.Et, .s:IEs % TAX UNITED
STAIa@, C4rY poiST, Dec. Is, l.Bt.-To
EtG5. Gtsr. Eatte~, 6n,~'~c"d'nr a. .trr,.
of t.ss J,n'.s :-tseaarat Ira first object
o.! TIE expedition iil.de. Ge.,. We!l-e, il 10
close 10 las ene.a : the por; Of Wilmington
l. successful IL t.4:- the second W IL bt. TIA
capture o. N4,14.a ztoa itself There are
reasonable grounds 10 to-se for success If
advantage caa ba ~ OF the absercs. Of
the .-rea. ra-. o. liz. a,.c,y-v.s force, row
looking after Sherman, II. I ,au-,via.
Iha directions yoi hare gwen t3- Il :
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Action OF the Tennessee IOnycn.
ton.

CiSc,snAyT. Jsl. li.-T..e tb.~u,r"c,.y,' )
Nashville de7 ..atea says ~. T'enae.-ee
Convention has unanimously passed -eeo-
lls.ols de".ar.1, s;ayefy .ofeye- anai .>...d
throughout the STATE. AID t-oathil.a, an
legislation recognizing the l,,a. a. prpra.-
~ q man, foco.dI.ng the state sso,1 -
curing compensation - ue made ii tie
owners. aDrogat.ng tie declaration O!
State Independence and TIA Military
League made II tStl. viii. ..ls Confederate
States, and a.! laws and ordinances riade
in pursuance o, them. a.. officers arpoin-
ted By the acting Governor from lis acces-
sion 10 office, axe confirmed.
These propositions are to DO SUBMITTED, TO
the peo?.s for ratification february I'D,
and on ,hs ita e. Harc.., the election Of
State officers, Governor, &c, and I.egi..a-
tire, ls 10 taae place..
Nearly th-ee hundred delegates part:c.-
pated II tie tina. vote, ana tie greatest
harmony 3i,d good feeling prevailed Gl--
Ing u :. en;:-a sitting. o. tt.a Convention.
Parson Brown.oW was the Unanimous
choice o. the Convention for the next GoT-
error O. Tennessee.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Rebel Hews..Nhxi sherman says.

NAsH:s4roS, Jaars-y IG.-E-o.a -eb-l
papers we nave al Official Dis atea from
Wilmington, dated the morning. os:ae It'll,
saying hoou. fifty .ede.a, Ve~-e.s ara n
landing, and hare .a- weather nd i
sLoo.h sea.
There we're no te-a:o- meat. ta-aa- ra.-
at.te = the mission os IL =. Ils.r S.. LIS
movements even are rot revealed IL tue
public.
The Savannah Grrpr5,,.c7, ost.s II, a
-taa. publishes letter frcn. General -Ee--
1laa 10 n prominent citizen, Stang, tia. -.e
IS merely a n:ii;.arr cor. ;-.aude., ard can
act oaly IL t..at capacity. l:a caccot give
assurances or pledges Affecting c:v.t lat
ters. The future Congress VIII adjust ti.e..!
wien Georgia i Represented. there a. OF
old. He says that Georgia - ont nj the
l c.Ol, therefore a total reconstruction 40
pear, appropriate. A. on, ~ a.y os
tae people remain ii arms, aCI organized,
tae L nitcI States would fo..c.E taris: With
armies, and deal with then. scco-diGg 10
military Law. A.;arwa.a. :.ev vi. ~
deaf With by tie civil coc-:s. sfa t..1A.
tina. the same cocrse shout! ~ io2ted a.
Indicated hy General Washington Il: tie
WHISKY insu.rsct!oD, and IL accordance
With the principles o: ae BIZ CONSPIRACY.
he quotes from Washington aad JACKSON
on the preservation Of tie Cn1oa, aad says
tha. the Americans are simply fEl-,ltiag
their commands, and that tie IG1o1 .l-.et
add shall De preserved, cost wLat i acaT.-
There is no other alternative tc- the PEG.
pie cfGaore "A than 10 conform to this view
of.he case. No commissioners O. IaSot.a-
..o.ts or conventions are r.aCe@,.ar-s When
ever the people of Georgia cut tie rebel
Ion, elect mem beers Of Congress and s5ena-
tors, and taey take their saais, tie state of
Georgia viii have resumed lee functions
!. the Union.
The refugees concur il TIE staten ant
that Sherman Will move tc Bc51cLl...e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
From Richmond,

wAsHINaToS. Jan. 1.-the Richmond
JFh'1 OF the i2ta say, TIE Wa. Eera-tm eat
last night was without single dispatch
from any quarter, the telegraph, OWN. to
heavy rains, no. working. James River
is considerably over is banks, and Unless
It turns suddenly cold .reshet clay b. el-
pected equal to last spring.
The Richmond Dispctct Of tho 1854 So IS
It was reported yesterday that i. n. Blair,
the Yankee commissioner, arrived during
the dav. and had AZ interview with the
President aad Secretary Of War. He has
not, we are assured. cone to tee city, and
it is untrue that the Secretary Of War has
sent him pass to Wis. Richmond, bu. we
do not dou BIT that lie is il Grants camp
We have never yet seen any thing -oIag to
show he designed coming 10 this city
The Richmond E'ndutrc'', u speaking Of
tie Eurloughing Of new regiment Of
Georgia militia, says Gov: Brown remark
ed that they could 90 home now, hnt they
woElG remain subject 70 aGotner call when
The State required their service, which be
hoped woUl1 not be sooa.
AL deli1oueuts are 10 be tried by MI
tary court martial, who IS TO sit IN Geo-.
g:a, and If found guilty the pains and pen
aIties Of dese-:icG wos.ld be visited Cnca
tEeL1.
In the Confederate House Of Representa-
lives on " s.taesaay, NJ. Mills Of S. G.,
introduced the following resolutions. wlica
were ordered TO be printed:
Reoive.!, That under tho Constitution
Congress alone has tie r.gn. TO declare
war, and the pres!iea. By ard with the
advice and consent OF tLe Senate 10 make
a treaty OF peaee.
ie&oites:, That AL attempts to make
peace with the United States By The actioa
pr Intervention of the separate States colu-
.,ris,ng ta, CoEteGeracy are Unauthori,e. Il.
py tue Constitution, in coItraven:ioa oi
| the supreme law CT TIE la1o, and tGerc..-a
| revolutionary.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Cincinnati sDeriass.

I.NCINsAE., jan, I-.-E.eeVar, cIa--al
with the unrGe- cfthe Reese carii-v. Eas
lean discharged having proved Ut ol.bI.
Iac D.acs II Margvii-e, CHIC, 4 u, rof,a:
Is ter thoC.Aaa dollars 81 TLa-4da- Last
james EalGu--, Treasure. q III. Chi,
Female College, has a1sccaaeG With ah.rl
5000.
The Co>7werc,ai's r-astvitta cc~yp.r1-s-
en-. says: Tie Convention rassed. s. =.
Almost unanimous vote. q resolution That
70 person be ccrs.3e-ed = qualified vcta-
until &c takes :. stringent oath Gael.~inc
himself uasesesFealy II favor CT tie t n,
ion and al. laws and proclaa. atoms issnarl
siace tho va began ~ the pros:aea. OF
CCL1res,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

N-Goy. Bra:rIet;e, &C ise1iacAv. il his
message to tae Legislature states ! as an
existing fact wnica TIE p@o !, O tie state
rlcst accept, that the ,cbel.oa has de-
stroyed slavery. LIZ says tie state Cons.!-
tuition cannot be amended so IS TO abolish
slavery until 1910. Zig therefore proposes
that the Legislature sh... amer. II. laws
so as to allow Stare ow.e.s t. eae.Gci pate,
with the right TO re!aiaHhera C fair wages
for ten years. and thinks Tat a. the end OF
that time there would cot .e rue. Q. the
institution LEFT in the @tate
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

bsig. ten. Hoffman,, Coium:esa.Y Gem
49, .. .f'soners, Las returned IL Wa.n
inston fcon Thomas a..nv. aae! a.t:a,st..s
= o.sss losses IN Telros..ee at 81 otl}. Owe
Ao,oto prisoners were captured. I.arp.
nuinAers Ct these express /. desire to TAI 3
tie cath Of allegiance
Two hundred. ''sa.ya..-e,i ytalaes Il
ssle name gwen To our prisoners WHO aave
siHen We reeels to escape starvation. vera
ia.eiJ let loose at MayGe4d, Gu. py toa
o.Soer WAC lad 'heIc III change, 70 hurt Tor
s.ppass, and they scattered la all d,rec.
IONS IONS, killing pigs asd rooD,ng houses, ard
Wou-- eyer 81. them together again.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

" ~ II AS''1.
The President directs ,aa undersigned L.
perform tee painful du.v G. anaoucc.n. %
tha people o: the United states, that I'D
WARD EVERETT distinguished net
more By learning and e.oquence t.iaa ov
ausu rpa,sei anu di,Intt.e,-ted abo-. O.
patriotism, al a i>-tr.,d Of go.-t.ca. disorder,
departed this lie al c.ocl, tag no-aIn..
The several Ex-cu.iv. Departments OF
the GOve-2me2. VIII cause apsrc pirate
loco-s TO be rendered 10 The memory \. the
deceased, 1t .ou.e and ahroAl, " .e.eyc-
the national a.G.e aud authority il KNOWN.
Signed ". Ii. SEWARD,
~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
eN-T'he Controller s,a.as -.

e8~The Controller states t.ss III. ,,abt
Of the county OF New 1orls, incurred FOE
the purposes O. vsluEeee-:a, .aae- the for
mer calls OF tas President is a.ou; 5000
600, and an addi;oua. amount CT s. coo,
900. authorized, but rot ret raised, VIII
make an aggregate Of S. CCo. eco.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

TIE Lycchburs Ecr..5i:cc- saFs taat j
few days since Capt. Richards. CT Mosby }
command, wit. C.Nien, attacked aear He--
rvs Ferry . force C 10 Yankees, and Il. q
close .ght, without the loss CT man ca
his side. Captured 70 Of them, and killed
and wounded about So. TIE escape Of Capt
Richards men without loss was reraarla-
be, and the execution inflicted on tie era-
my shows the advantage Of combined Coz
nase and ddAC
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

70 Nr. OsbOo, who furnish ed tie details
Of the expedition against Wilmington in
advance of its sailing and BETRAYED the
plan of the powder-sa.p 20 blow Up For.
Fisher. will next be tried before the Don.
bieday Court OF IcCrirv.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Nh. kAseoa's SpHECu,-Wa min. NJ
hassoa's speech this morning 10 tie ex-
ciusio1 Q. or usua. VARIETY. We think,
however, that our readers WI, ca! j. worth
the space il fills.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

sneep. II rer lead.
SWINE Eat per hundred So gross.
STATIONS aai horses, ez.,;. tire, So and
0ra, gradea up.
Wagcas, e. g 49, :. W" !. IL
Ing TO value.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
THE IIAWk-EYE
" Wednesday. january Is.

va AS fitting addition 10 tne Iearial
horrors Of starvation iaaic.e: urc. our
prisoners by Ia: re5ei government, We
have now one ii their GRIN JOKES. K
Sesus mat soIae OF tie roor sufferers,
wOr-. 10 sAeletou, and suffering es0I1 tee
natu-a. weakness o. miad wAlcL fellows
SucA torment, lave undertaken &c swear
allegiance 10 the rele. government, u the
hope o. getting food enough tc sustain life.
Wiz grin G: JOY t.iai a.igl.. adj cc-.ness
to the lace of Satan, the Soataet-, pres.
brad these poor fellows as ''5a. an4yad
Yankees Any ona WIG hes reaG Is ,;.e
early eXpe.. Ien.e IL .alya1isl-, wS:ere
brute animals q. lgst, and atte5warA tie
human dead cody, we're niaCe b. Il. ct
feet o. electricity 10 ferfur;1- the KEGS. start
ling ald ghast.y Muscular cyTa..c--, VAL
cclceca the fitness oi the re.., e-i;-1et.-
Living oorpses, LgoIshi IL lie se-ye q. tie
grave by a system CT deliberate starvation,
are Me:cilessly sratched from tie rest for
W hicL lacy axe praying, to FORM e..osen..s
like these wtica The dead drummer array
eel for Inspection o. the ghost q Napoleon,
Only t. De ed, in the neart.ees sheer OF
JeF. Davis, galvanized Yankees.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Public Testimonial.

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