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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22
8aftslnan's 5auuaal.

CLEARFIELD, }, PA, FEB. -, 1868.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22
S8 SO SIG O4 sI2S SO

Amount eS Militia and Extra Bounty due from
collectors. for 1864 and previous years
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22
Due from COLLECTORS.

s9O,63S 81 s9O,63S 81
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22
Relief Fund.

s11,3S3 rs sIl,3 1883 10
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22

WM. S. BRADLEY, Clerk
Commissioners Office, Clearfield Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-02-22

field herewith publish
hmtpama
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lor 1t at present figures oats Continue
steady a. 45c, and corn finds q market 55c.
Annexed VIII DO found our usual detailed re-
port Ct his and other markets:
90 A dos dc~Y -AsA'' 1S"se1ee-
COFrEE-44eAAsc.
y MsoLAssss-Hy the barrel-sasH: Hocse 81 $50
q dolden Syrup 81 SO.
NAt1s--Fensenny$ s. Is.
ElSE--iic
S3is5WAX-4!insNc
rhUIT--tshs.i.s. prime. q 75
f6lOMLsS NsSSs 81 ger dozen.
KoPE-27GaSc.
500. ~ y ~ e'
WHxAr-ssp-.ngsl so@l 8: Wiater. q A5ai 50.
KYE-.Jc w. -
CoaN-.s.l5s6c
Beans So per bnsslel
porArnEs--S IS per bnshsi.
oNioNs.-s2eea 2s-tn demand.
BUTTER --:sic.
EG1;s--lItLl.c
GHtcxANs--sc 5mss % per dossu.
aAf-tlmothy. none IN market.
WoOD--s3 90 per cord
o.. A LTD =: &c: Green Sailed part cured
81 So; Dry Flns. Ito, Green saltsd &c; Dry Stated
SEEss CAY sx1s-iog,lo.
SHEEP PELTs-Gl7 Is.
WHISkY--s2 o..
LARD-20c. = d.
DRlEi, aTpLEs-l5L0;6c n
TTMocHY sEED-ss Is busael.
GLOVER s,EED-sll@l2 y bushel-in demand.
FLAX SEEn-Prime e oO@2 Is = busnei.
GsAL o!L-Jl oo4les > gaHon BY the barrel,
-, FISH-Mackerel, No l, halt bbls &c 50; No .
WOOl-.tknSOc -
s, TIKNEiss' srocK-Tia plate c laxl4 sas CO.
Sneot irDn, we quote No 2N9T, Boiled 1llz@19L
No: 2la2: charcoal ly,@@iac.; a6@E Juniata.
N11@l5L 49, - =, -"
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CHICAGO, March 9.
The markets opened steady, but closed
weak AID easier under decline in gold.
Receipts Of hogs l,s25. Besves 1854.
Live Hogs-Steady st 80 50al2 50.
Dressed Hogs-Quiet; It 3l3 SOal4.
Beef Cattle Active and firmer, with
sales Of choice to extra at 9a1O3c for fair to
prime 7aSac; common to medium Aa6c.
PrOvisiOos-Oull. e
Mess Pork-Dull; sales Of 5000 bbls 1t
t32a33 90. - !
Prime mess pork-Weak; SALES 1000 bbls
80 75a3l.
Sweet Picked Hams-Firm: sales of 200
t.cs and 40 bids delivered 1t Quincy ct l6&c
100 tcs city do at Tic.
Lard-very dull and lie lower, with sales
100 tcs prime steam ct 2l4c.
Whisky-2c lower with sales 800 bbls II
= 09a2 10.
Wheat-Quist; sales No l spring at 81 81
al 38t
Corn-Quiet; sales Of No l at s6asc and
rejected at 73a74c.
Oats-Dnll at 564a6Oc.
Rye-Dnu at 9eca4l for No l, and 96c for
Noe.
Ba-ley-Dall 1t 81 for No2.
E1chsnse-Eirm At par t. ,c prsnium.
Goid-lO2!a19S.
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NEW Yong March q

NEW YoRR, March Q.
Cottcc-Heavy and &c lower, at 7Sc for
middling Gplands.
Fiour--Western opened &c better for COM
mon grades, but closed dull and declining
on all descriptions-$lO 3OalO 40 for extra
State; $40 9oal1 for r 81 o; and {ll IS for
wi Whi sssSe.; and lower, !. = . for
western.
Wheas-Dull and decidedly lower at e 10
for Nil cluo. !.
Rye-Duls.
Corn-Hsavy and lac lower at 81 IS for
southern yellow.
oats-Dull and heavy At 81 Hal II for
WOOL Dull.
Rice-Duu.
COtfee-Quiet and firm.
Sugar-Duil.
Petroieum-Quiet and steady at 42a43c
for crude; 6!a6Sc for refined in bond, and
6a8S!c do free.
.a Poe; 2; =. hs.vy ana lower :. ss5 50
x3S so 70. '6S and ga do closingat 333 Is for
CASH; 80 s5aSO . for prime and 334 5Oa34 Is
FOR prime mess. Also 500 bbls new mese.
for May, buyers option at 81 90.
bsef-Duu and heavy at tlS O0a21 so for
plain mess; $2Oa23 50 for extra meas.
Beet Hams-Quiet at t26a2.
DAosseu 0o8e-OUA ana nominal, 1t 1S3
aisle for western.
Bscon-Lower ct lac for Cumberland
cut: aO!a2D1c for long ribbed; and 2lc for
long clear
Gut Meats--Hssvy,w with sales of 325 pack
ages ut l7al7tc for shoulders; and lSla2lc
for hams.
Lard Heavy and lower at 19a2Sc. =
Butter-Heavy and lower at 2Oa30c for
Ohio; 2ss3Sc for state.
Cheese-Sseady ct l5a24c.
Monsy-Firm and active ct 81. per cent.
chiefly at the latter rate.
Sterling Exchangs-Duua 1t 107; for gold
and bankers biils.
Gold-Heayy and lower, opening at 81 %,
advancing to 81 96} and declining to l oSs.
Government Stocks-Firm.
esocks-Dull and lower. RIGS; Mp
D 40; VI 34-do pfd 623: C 4 Pr; n s 654:
Quicksilver q; Brie 841-do .pfd S5l; Hud
LIP; Read 1921: n G 1103; n &c 107; o q n
cert Et: lo-40s ut; $40 coup 1fla-do reg
Ito: U G's 81 coup lll3-do reg Ill.
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THE CITY.

POLICE IrsMs.--Henry Roschum wss
brought before Justice Wilcox, Saturday,
on the charge of violently assaulting some
women, and fined Eve dollars and costs.
Not having the necessary funds he was
sent to jail.
PoLlcR ITEMs.--A man named McChes
ney assaulted Mr.. Rhodes yesterday, and
yustice Wilcox fined him Eve dollars aud
cost for the enjoy nent.
POLICE Court. John Fitzsimmons was
lined one dollar and costs by Justice Will
cox yesterday for using language designed
to provoke q breacl. Of the public peace.
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Io Censumptives,-The advertiser. having
been restored to health IS few weeks. By
vesyh simple remedy. after having suffered sever.
y years With a. severe lung affection, and that
oseed daseaae. Consum ption-is anxious to make
Known to hA fellow sufferers the means Of cura
1oau VINO desire it, he Will send copy Of the
prescription used free OF charge), with the direc
t!ons ior preparing and using the same, which
tney WIZ una sure care for Consumption, Assh-
ma. Bro'chisis 90. The only object Of the adyer.
User IN sending the Prescription is to benent the
stnlcted, and spread Information which he con
ccaves 70 De invaluable. and he hopes every SUI.
iesef VIII try his remedy; a. it viii cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing. h
Parties Wishing the prescription vtu nl....
address REV. EDWARD A. WIIaON =
oecao-wsm Wiuiamsbursh. Kings Co.. II. Y.
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sleThS annual examination Of the Bur-
ton High School took placson Monday
-, nths presence Of the usual number
q visitors, and resulted most creditably
= 10th tsacbsrs aad spupils, q We learn
IA eetefaE who attended. The pupils
1eWsd. much proficiency u their studies,
~ ths order and regularity with which
sythine wasa conduetsd reflected great
lit upon Nj, Dow and Miss Cutter, who
~ al the positions they occupy. The
1t totm or this excellent school viii com.
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MARRlep

In this city. on ThuSDday March 9th. 1885. i,y
Rev. L. 3. Dennis, Mr.. z. N. HAMS and Nil
EMILIA 4. HARRIS. Al Of Des Moines coonty.
In this city. ON the 4th inst. by Rev. VIM. Sal.
tef. Mr, bsHJAMtN HoD0KIN 70 Miss JANE
BaADLRT. ssk asf4$@@ -
On Wednesday Feb. 9TH. 1856, by the Rev. v.
q. Jones, at the house Of the brides father. Nj
JOHN Muis3AN to ANN ]. LxWIS 80 :
On Tuesday the 18th of Feb, 1885, By the same.
81 the honse " r. Jackson, CHARLEs = KIINE
to LOViSA JACKSON. "a '43St6 H. 4 s
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der full Roadway. He desired to get CT at
the place where he lost his life in order to
avoid the trouble Of walking back from the
station, it being near where he wished to
60. We learned NO further particulars.
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sPERsoNAL.-Leut. G. G. Remey, U. s.
n, who has been enjoying four months
furiough with his friends in this city,
leaves for Baltimore to-day. He is assign
ed to the man -of-war De Soto.
Maj. Pitzer, Paymaster, Of Winterset,
vas in the city Saturday, On his way to St.
Louis.
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Diseases Of tho Nervous, seu,..r. n,..
nary and SEXUAL syssans-nsw sna rs,i.,,,.
ereatment-in Reports of the HOWARD Aaf3n
ClATIoN. Sent by mail Ia sealed LATER a. v.l,
ops. f1ee Of charge. Address. Dr.. ]. sRrILrN
aOU0H1ON, Howard Association. No scnth
ninth Street.. Philadelphia, "a
u1AuS1-siAwly. 7ass b
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MARKETS
BuaL1NayoN, 3 D. m. Friday.

BURLINGTON, 3 P. N. Friday.
The weather early in the week was mild
aud pleasant; scarcely any ice was to he
seen in the river ; everything was begin
ming to look apring-like. On Wednesday
it turned cold, and yesterday was one Of
the coolest days Of the season. This morn
ing the ice was running heavily, and win
put stop to steamboating for fsw days.
Business on the river will doubtless be
very active as coon AZ tho ice will permit
boats to come up. There is large amount
OF freight to go forward, and the exorbi-
tant rates by rail on the Eastern roads will
send all upper Mississippi river freight via
New Orleans to New York and Boston.
The rate on heavy freight from Burlina-
ton to New York via Chicago. all rail. is
y per 100 pounds. By river the rates are
as follows: Burlington 10 ST. Louis, 4Oc; St.
Louis to New Orleans, SOC; New Orleans to
New York, zoe; the insurance land war
risks is 81 per cent, which viii probably
add 2Oc per 100 lbs more, makinga total Of
81 80 per 100 lbs from Burlington to New
York. e r..
A company has recently been organized
under the name of the Atlantic and Mis-
|sissippi Steamship Company" to carry
freight from Pittsburg and all points onthe
Ohio river, and from st. Louis to New
York. Arrangements are now making to
extend the connection by the Northern
Line boats to st. Paul, 90 that freight can
be contracted for from all Upper Mississip-
pi points to and from the Eastern cities,
via St Louis and New Orleans.
The gold market is very much demoral-
ICED, and sold down yesterday a. low AZ
81 81. Spectators are having hard time
of it, and without some very unexpected
disaster to our armies they are only ct the
beginning Of their troubles. The large in
crease in our exports and the continued
steady falling OF in imports. have about
dried up the shipment Of, gold, SO that the
stock is rapidly increasing in New York,
- will be seen by the following table. The
stock OF gold in New York banks aud Sub
Treasury on the Is. Of March compares as
fnlln~a.
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ENRUIT TREES Two and half miles
Wet Of Burlington, Iowa, Apple Pear,
Cherry. Plum. Qoincs aud Persimmou trees:
Grape Vines, C0frents, 0oosebsrries, Ever
greens, Shade Trees, Towering Shrubs and Ro.
&C. Sweet n0tatoe plants in their season. All
OF which will he sold a. cheap as tho cheapest
mafS-oWAoW6W DAVID LEONARD.
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CetD WHArHER.-We Wednesday night last
~ extremely cold, and mercury fell over
ll1 degrees In eighteen hours. On
auasoay morning it was 6elow zero, and
throughout the day ascended NO higher
aan eight degrees above, Notwithstanding
= sun shone clear and beautifully: The
usee yesterday was filed with thin float
aeiess the result OF. the cold weather for
- previous twelve hours, but adording
nut little obstacle to navigation.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-

WhereAs certain paroles Potter and Cory
by name, With their agents, are ~ am credi-
bly, informed, taking orders for my Blooming
ton Nursery products, to be delivered in Wapei-
10. MahAska Marion, and adjoining counties,
during the spring OF 1865, representing them
selves Is duly authorized for SAID purpose
therefore
This may certify that said persons have no
claim or right to thus Use my name, or receive
orders Tor me or my Nursery stock, IN any man.
ner whatsoever. Also that Austin Gray Of Ed
dyville, and Isaac kneeland of Charlton are du-
" authorised to receive orders for my Nursery
stock. Those Wishing the genuine article deliv.
cred will please give them their orders.
FIX PHOENIX.
Bloomington Nursery. Mclean CO, Iii, Feb n,
B65 Fuaff-dltw2t
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"A. An election will be held in this city
On Monday next, 10 choose school officers
% serve during the ensuing year.
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o-Ws IRE pleased to learn that Mr..
asssodore 00lich has again assumed the
3 sasl chair Of the Zopa Tribune, the
an organ published IN this city. Mr..
aforcibls writer in both the German
ne English tongue, and il an earnest
asm supporter Of the Govern ment.
~. 1''os"e under his supervision will be
popular and Influential than ever.
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- A certain coppsrhsad, living up
town, affer reading the cheering news Of
ehsridan's late triumph yesterday r. n. on
hs Ha~k Eye bulletin-board. turned away
declaring that he ''belisved the whols thing
g. lis!' He doubtless hopes it may
turn out 90, He il related in sympathy,
4 least, 70 the pusillanimeus wretch that
whipped his little son on Saturday Last, for
Carrying small national banner, that he
hid borrowed from another Lad.
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A,H.aG2

Showing gain since the Let Of February
Of q, 80, s95.
Tho Government is receiving all tho gold
it has any use for, and c-oakers that are
fearful that ..Uncle Sam" may get short ef
funds to pay interest on his gold bearing
debt, may dnd consolation in the following
6gures. sast9 .sa - .,}sw
The customs received and the gold inter
est paid out at the New York Office ainc,
the beginning OF tho current fiscal year are
n foiloya Sss8 ata a4
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE.

Butter, lbs, 4,557,757 ATE, O66
Cheese, lbs LII .3o5 7.622.l4
Lard. lbs 7.O0G.Oi2 6ees.M
Rice. tierces
Rice, brls S.l74 l0.6O2
Tallow, lbs S,3S7.sOl 5.770,277
Iobacco. crude, pE's II, 437 1928
do manufd, lbs 576,695 1,236, l4O
The above figures show quite falling of
IA breadstufts and provisions, but these are
more than counterba!anced by the large
increase II shipments of cotton, tobacco,
lay, coal, cheese, &c.
The stocks on hand in New York Of some
leading articles March this year and last)
compare as follows:
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Cold interest pa;d.

February 4.ss.2l4 FsSruary eis. 81
Total 3sseoo,osi Total 9oes5s. I7s
The ability, aud willingness ofthe people
to provide the means for carrying on tn
war, arc daily confirmed BY the large sub.
|icriptions to the 80. They ars ftsqusnay
- high - q, ooo. 900 in single day.
No one thing in financial circles haa
given moro satisfaction than the appoint.
msut Of Mr.. McCulloch to be Secretary q
the Treasury. His Efforts viii be in favos
Of contraction, rather than an expansion d
currency, and under his administration no
further issue Of green backs nssd b OK
pected.
The New York Bank Note Reporter says
Of Mr.. NcCulloch:
There appears to b no doubt that tho
Hon. Hugh McCulloch = to be heNecreea.
~ Of the Treasury, and IL 10 generally an.
derst0od that tho Hon. Freemen CLARK, OF
Eocnsster. = TO take the Comptrollsrship
Of the National Currsncy. Spectators, Of
the theory Of paper money, " think, are
not we'll posted - to the anancial views Of
the new Secretary, or they would be
prompt TO stand from u~der. We know
his ability and nerve. He will careen the
country back 70 specie ba1is-safely II he
can-but he will coreen L In that direction
any how. His whole financial history has
been of stringent character. Hn views
now are that the Government. itself il the
greatest loser By the wide differences be.
tween paper money and gold !; and, more
than I'll, he knows how to lessen the dir
erence: and the monishing fea,ure il. be
has not one particle Of sympathy for those
who have run into debt on this paper mon.
gold and property because ofthe deprecia.
ton ID currency. There i MOI, So the
minds Of the people gsnssally, due Weieht
attached 70 the 1ppointment Of such .
man to the Socretaryphip Of tho Treasury
Bureau. ia - ss.ss 15s8 S. ..,sIss N, a
Expore4 from New York to Foreign ports
!. Produce Tor two months from January
e+A. Z ta4.&s-. ~ :. 4
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y FATAL AUcyD8Nr.-We learn q man
80 steinbrecher, . cabinet maker, who
q some time past has been working at
s. usde in this city, was Instantly killed
y .soay near Monmouth in consequence
lonptng from train Of cara whila IN
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FOR TnfOat Disorders and Coughs. =
s.so~Ns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs are offered with
toe luiiess confidence In their efficacy. They
nave oeen thoroughly tested. and maintain the
Sooo reputation they have justly acquired.
inese Aozenges are prepared from highly
esseemeo recipe for ailevia:ing BRONCHIAL Ar
FEctioSs, ASTHMA, HoARsENEss, CouGHs,
COLDS, aud Irritation or Soreness Of tha Tbrnat
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND v1cAr.rsTs
VIZ ana them beneficial in clearing the voice
speaking or singing, and relieving the throat A..
set any unusual exeztion Of the vocal organs.
having peculiar adaptation to affections that
disturb the organs of speech.
sofa oy Az Dealers In Medicines at IS cents Ne.
49, - MarI.ddWlm
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CONCORD GRAPE VINnS.-Set-

" eraI Thousand WeEl.rO0ted Vines price va
rylng from 8 to rs psr hundred governed by
quality or size and quantity ordered. A few
Also 5000 Rawles Jannat Apple Trees. price
5000 Red Dutch Currant aud Houghton's
0Oosebeny, two to three yeals. price {I ser
1000 HENTSY AVER. q
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4 FORDINANCE Providing for,. the
n Salaries Of City Oncers.
sec / Be- ordained 81 the Csty 0D.nea ere
That the following sums Be fixed = the sala-
ries for the respective officers named % b paid
monthly. for the taithfnl performance Of their
duties during the ohicial year following their
election and qualification for 1856 to-wit:
For the City Treasurer and Collector. One
Thousand Dollars. SE
For the City Recorder and Assessor. Ono
Thousa nd DollArs. SIS
For the C1ty Marshal, seven Hundrsd and
Twenty Dollars.
For the City Solicitor, Five Hundred DollN !.
and travelling expenses.
For the City street Commissioner. Six Nv
dre1 Dollars. ln'
For the City Market and Weieh. Master. O.
en- Hundred and Twenty Dollars SeS-
For the City Wharf Master. twelve Au0
per cent on all moneys collected And p1 a hal
thetreaSuSy. 4. sslist 10 N"
dinances ana part5 of Ordinances
hereVith. be and the same are here
Adopyed March 9Th, 1855 ~ =
THOMAS ERNrcv
At4lesss s. g Fgs.itDAY, CITY Re =
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GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION
Watches, Chains, Locksts, 1uneslets. Gold
Pens, &C., &c.
s. M. w ARD e. CO.
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS.
SOS Brcadsray, Ne,o York,
loo, 900 Watches, Chains, Lockets, Brace
lets, Rings, Gold Pens, DC, !,
Worth $500 OOO

70 be sold At ONE DOLLAR each. without re-
gard to value. and not to DO p0id for ul,ftI vnU,
Know what you are 20 receive and not "a - TENT
unless you are perfectly satisded. = - :.
Splendid ut Of articles to be cold for 81 each
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Total for the week j6,393, 296 t3.lll,2n
Previously reported IS, 464,6l7 N,l4l,580
Since January 44l. sQa. 9la ~ a06 s

Since january, 81, sos.9l3 q, 3o5, 5a4
Ths comparative export cleaxances Of all
descriptions, tor seven months Of the fiscal
year, are u follows:
Fl. July I, Fir. July I,
Domestic produce el3s. 402,6 eS o., SCI, 942
Foreign re-exports l6,Ol5,OIO 3,3OO,O62
Specie A,85a3S3 34.5sl,l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The attention OF our reade. s is respectfully in
vited to the advertisement Of Messrs NJ Ward
q Co. which will be found in another part Of
this paper We are personally acquainted with
the members of this firm. and can vouch for
their responsibility in all business arrange
ments which they make, as we havea thorough
knowledge of their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet all obligations. This
notice ofconrse, Is intended for such OF our rea-
ders as have no acquaintance with this arm to
AL who know them no recommendation liz
necehsary.-Arny and Nary 0a.eue.
nariO.W3in
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Our ON RA1L.-About . year ago samu-
q Southland. who has the reputation Of be-
ing hard case, was indicted In Lee coun.
y for stealing barrel Of sorghum molas-
- bat thinking justice scarce in that sec
tion took change Of venue to Henry
coanty. He Wa subsequently, brought q
this city and lodged in jail, for want Of
ae quarters to keep him in at ut. Pleas
ant. Yesterday no was released ON 81 ,00o
Ill. ord viii probably be tried ct the
ssxt tsrm Of the Henry county District
Court. A IA
TnU1DnH eToRM.-The warm weather
of Quaday and Monday culminated on
necday night il : heavy thunder storm
fen the southwest, which passsd over
ahtnt twslvs o'clock. Not much rain fell
~ the grsatsr part OF ths Storm passing
. IA soath Of -, bat the lightning was
ist11sely vivid. and the thunder loud and
AeeyS. - horse 49, killed BY tho electric
au1lseG aJafSsrson street.. Yestsgd1y was
llsaat Win chin Wind fSbn - north
- Mercury indicated = deg.
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IrEAs.-Two or three days ago, toward
evening, an Irish woman attracted good
deal Of attention on Fifth street, near the
bridge south of the Market House, in con-
sequence Of being in state OF bestial in-
toxication. Her face was covered with
blood, her apparel disordered, and her
whole appearance disgusting in the ex-
treme. ......... A German residing few miles
west Of town left his horses standing I'M
hitched on Jefferson street, Saturday, when
they started for LONE, but wrecked the
wagon at the end Of the frat mile. Hitch
your horses. 1.-Two chaps, belligerently
inclined, attempted Saturday to get up
''milr' in the little saloon corner of WASH
ington and Third streets, but the Marshal
appeared and quashed proceedings. A
large crowd copyrighted to see the fun.
.........Some boys report having seen the
dead body Of : man floating down stream
yesterday, while crossing the river in a
boat.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

f3>saturday was q lovely day, and in
accordance with the previous understands
ing, business was mostly suspended, flags
we're displayed from public and private
buildinss. and the day observed - one of
general The Band paradsd The
streets insths eetnoon. playing national
airs, and patriotic songs were ssng By the
crowd. &7
In the evening large number Of Cit
zeus assembled at Union Hall, where the
ladies had prepared an excellent repast,
and with the speaking, singing and in
spring strains from the Band, the .hours
passed away most pleasantly. The tables
were loaded with all sorts Of refreshments,
and the excellent ladies Of our city who
had the matter in hand and 90 successfully
managed 1t, are entitled to the greatest
credit. and doubtless received the thanks
Of all who participated in its eDjoyments.
1t was perfect in every respect.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-03-11

OIED
In this city on THURSDAY March u, L1zzrE
NAY. daughter Of ! and Lizzie Nendenhall,
aged 10 mOnlhs. aSai'7 2, %IsTEsI n 5
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