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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-03
COL ID

.s7i4g lei, d1eu HS+rt
aua taaausa 60 tA
market Wishing to establish a regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we viii
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House ia the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-03
Gold.

In order TO farhish Coin in hand to.
parties who may wish to buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from Twenty-Five TO Thirty Thou
sand Dollars Cash
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-03
PRIZE CONCERT.

DR0F, BUCKS GREAT Prize CONCERT will
come on abont the nrstof April, and oilers
unprecedented attractions Tweniy-6ns sfegaht
prizes will be disfributad Including eDe Diamond
set, valued at 81 500 Price OF tickets reduced 10
81. Those who purchased SO tickets will cali
tional charge o. esd Isg0 aaaa = mh2Tfd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-03

For ConnciIman OF Firth ward. !
ANTOINE HkBLING is the Unisn candidat,
circumstance IN The Fifth Ward.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-03
oFFICEAND REsIDRNcE; ~
Css1sr First and Walnut Streets

r8., s. az resiores yea % (orTa'r AssliA s'''
'sifAD.tt = gou ace The tfsets q ds'sei'-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

4 single 0ex of DfAndretA's Pills con.
tains more vegetable extractlve matter than %
boxes OF any pills In the world besides; nlty.
dve hundred physicians use them In their
practice to the exclusion Of other purRativss-
The drstletter Of their value Is yet scarcely ap.
preciated. When they are better known sud-
den death and continued sickness viii be Of the
past Let those who know them speak RICH,
ont In their 6vof. It Il duty which win rave
life. fl.ss ss.sss4 3&
Our racs are subjected to . REDUNDANCY Of
vitiattd bile at this season, and 1t IL Is danger
GUS - It Is prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills at
lord IN invaluable and efficient pfotection.I BY
their occasional use We prevent the collection
Of those impurities, which. when in Sufficient
quantities. cause 50 much danger to the body'a
health. They soon cure liver complaint, dys-
pepsia loas Of appetite. pain In the head, heart
burn, pain In the brsast-bone, sudden faint
men and costiveness. Sold by al respectable
dealersin Incidence (mal6 DAWN
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Blackwood cruelty says Of the English
women who write travels, that they ~
sketch, most Of them are short-dghted ana
wear thick boots and spectacles, very ntue
crinoline,. with what there 10 OF 1t rather
long. The younger ones arc reserved, THO
older ones guahing."
A report reaches % from New Orleans
that the western rebel Hindman has been
killed in Texas, while attempting to oocepo
into Me1ico-suppoooQ By his own col.
diers. s
Adolphus Smith, OF Philadelphia, 1br-
merly . soldier and latlerly Q substitute
broker. had drunken quarrel with h1D
wife the other day and shot her dead.
A company has besn formed ct Fort
Dodge, Iowa, to develop the mineral ~
sources Of that locality. Salt, gypsum, coal
and coal oil are said 20 abound there.
President Lincoln and Mn. Lincoln win
visit New York shout the 6Iot'of Meg, II II
said, and will probably b the guests Of Mr.
AspinWall, Of Staten Island.
While Gen. Grant was on train, Lately,
cars, crying "Lifs Of Gen. Grant" a mis-
suggesting to the boy that ''that man
might like copy" Gen. Grant turned
over the pages Of the book, and casually
asked, "Who is It this il all aboutf" The
boy, giving him look Of indignation and
disgust, replied, "You must be .darned
greeny not to know Gen. Grantv After
this volley the Lieutenant General Of course
surrendered and bought biz biography.
Lancaster, who rescued 6emmes In his
yacht, when the Keargarge sunk the Ala
bama, has been thanked By the Confederate
Senate ise-ss y ,53i2 tt--.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

NEW YORK, March ~.
The Current prices for the week 1t al the
markets are. 81
Beef Cattle--First quality, per head, ~
az: fair to good, $i7@23: common, 1l4
50@l6 SO; interior, $i4@ IA 50,
Cows. and Calves-First quality per head,
500 100; ordinary @60@75; common 50@
so; Interior $4,000.
Veal Calves-First quality, per b, 1910
l5c; ordinary, 1910 1sac;. common, 1l4@
l2c; interior, lO@1l
Sheep and Lambs-Extras per head $l5
ais; prime, $l2@l4; ordinary, ]l1@l2;
common 500 IL; inferior. 5000.
Swine-Heavy corn fed, % 10. 1910 1910;
light and medium, 1870 Isle; still fed, l3ii
Another famine in cattle markets has
produced famine prices. The bulk Of cat
tie which are on on their way east arestill
detained, the roads not having been fully
repaired since the freshet, aud ON some OF
them nv cattle having been carried for two
weeks IS people expected heavy supplies
this week, there was much disappointment,
and last weeks extreme prices were OF
course maintained.
Hogs were scarce but dull. Prices lower.
The total receipts of all stock for the
week were as follows:
Beeves $3.50; Cows l76; Veal Calves 1919
Sheep and Lambs 1928, Swine 4,0S1.
Total for last week.-Beeves 2.238: Cows
ia; Veal Calves, 759; Sheep and Lambs
6,56l; Swine, 1903.
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The 0pslD4 Ca0paSgn.
The euemy 10 upon us! Not one enemy but .
multitude. From swamp and morass, from vale
and prairie. from filthy streets and docks. from
lakes. rivers, and lagoons, the rise to assau rs.
No man sees them, none Is aware Of their pre-
sence until smitten down pale and helpless on
acouch Of pain.
Who are these foes? Not embattled rebels,
but assailants much more terrible, -the armies
OF the air! Mephitic exhalations, fogs that chill
the marrow.-the elements Of disease that win.
ter held In chains, but which the sun and rain
have liberated from the softened soil to prey
upon the unprotected and the feeble.
How shall they be bafded? Simply by invig.
Grating the stomach and the nervous system.-
The purest and most harmless Of tones, HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERS. u accessible
to all. Why risk Chills and Fever, Bilious Re.
'mittents, Dyspepsia. Bowel Complaints. Ner.
vous prostration. or any Of the eptdemics and
andemics which crop OUT everywhere with
the coming Of spring, when they can be effect
.ually prevented by the occasional use Of the
gentlest stimulant, the finest alternative, and
the hest stomachic ever drawn from the resour-
ces Of the vegetable kingdom. 1ts like u not to
be found - q PROTECTIVE or . RENIDY, either
among the standard prescriptions OF the Facul-
ty. OF the advertised medicines OF the day. Sold
everywhere. [mar2S.dAw1w
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE.

Gales nf III 000 hnsh NJ, 1 If AGeARlC FIR vvin.
tor, and Eaa4sc for fresh reoeipts-cloaiDa
~" -. -. Hi , ~ ODD ro,r;r., =
Thar vera hnvars nj M az 6nc. hs,t no
sellars ~ IN 4cmra
Rarlev ~ n,,iet 9TH 1;oht GALES II sam.
nle lofs st onaSi * Thare - nothing
6ona IN ssstors; as.iav
Timothv So -. yta.av 9TH ..laa n
A M 81 sccor,,,ne ~ ~rni,rv -
Clover ssed = 1870 and Richer. With
a.les ~ - Eo.i1 a -. =, ~ ,xS,,cr - Mine
Fiar aaaa -. c,,;a. v,+, ..,.. ~ u 2s.
Q e - soA 4oA0s' WAeAA ss1es ~ - -
! ~. aro..r- ,,.-,... :. od.-...,, ..+,va
II nrev;ons rnc1et;cr. Stsni-. Hbronoh
IT, citv ~ .s1rSrsi i. I;cht ''s'0>s
III - tse Ssci;,,a Il. ss,,a &. .,,a .rta..
noon and evening caueefl 8 depreciation of
laa2c per bush in Wheat. with sales Of
l00, O00al26. 600 bush ct 81 llial l22 for No l
Spring-closln9 quiet at 81 II. Oats were
1c lower. with sales Of q. OO0e90. 600 bush ct
46c for No 1. Whisky was dull and neg
with sales Of 100 bbls Mess Pork at S24 so.
Prime Mess was offered at "a 90. without
finding buyers.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
wpnrr.u.v Nv, Mo-, 90
Rrnr CArrr'nNTha raca;n1s tn.da1 a..
cordinu - tho Roari nf T-a.,a -,,,.,-t
amount to as head an,l the shinments oN co o
The ,narlSat VIVA nu;ta act; ca 70 .ssu for
medium to axtra Csftie= hut sco,,rsa sto aJs
uras IN lose rsrra.t wl,o.e ,yas ~ -, ~;
Al chanaa IN 1ricos .,.da,, h.S tt.a taa,;,,e
oftha rLa+ 10 horJr., ~ 49,, . a aa.a.s
dav Thara ora a fa,y iots ~ nst9,a ct
oas ,ns., aee , ao.S y. ca as1. lei'
The ditfs:n i = 1 tho nam Rn nsHpM
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and Territories, but exclusive of the Paci-
| flc States:
Corn, $50, 45l 400 bus. value, 4527, 71s, 18a
Hay, ,60l tons. . $500, ga
Wheat, l60,0o6.823 bus. i" 204.3l5. 1l9
Oats, l75,000, 104 bus. $. 139,38l,A7
Tho receipts Of grain are not large and
our quotations are again lower. Spring
wheat is down to 81; choice samples win
ter, free from rye or chess, and wsll
cleaned, will bring d 9oal Is, but large
portion of the winter wheat offered sells
for but little more than spring. Corn 10
sc. Oats 35c. The annexed detaild re.
port Of this market shows q general cut
ting down from last weeks prices.
The river is in fine boating condition
hence to st. Louis, and We understand It
Is open ~ far up % Lacrosse. Boats that
passed up yesterday were confident Of
reaching Reeds Landing ct the foot Of
Lake Pepin.
Annexed will be found our usual detailed ~.
port Of this and other markets:
sua4 r, Crushed Powdered-2ils
MohAss,e4- BY the barrel-ssusar House 81 OO0
Is dOides. Ayrup q 30.
NAnS+--Es:apenny q %.
"a I'll Sfs
R.IE.--l Is, a.ti5tk8 -
BEGsWAx-AJM50c. 3 +
raUiT-E aiklna, prime. ~ 90.
BRooMs-sS OO0x4 50 Per dozen.
FIa1a-.ertng, 81 50; Extra, g Is; .cable."
s9ou 81
WaEen-spring, eSc@n co: Winter. 81 aoa1 Is.
RgE-ff,.
iCORN--+as.
| HEASs--si 1894 per bushel. q
geOrAToE3-S12S per buAhel
H. ONIoNs-9o0a2 &-in demand.
r UATs4-Ssc E44
BUrrgR-25@80C. III 70 asss ,s9a
r E0S,-l6c s3 tsAs
CHICKENs-s9 5O03 90 per dosen.
HAY-TilnOthy. none In market. g.
WOODS 90 per cor0 ~
HIDES Green $3.50: Green Sailed part cured
&c: Dry Flint, lie. Green dated &c; Ury 9aited
l2l1e. - So,
GREzs CAR sK1Ns-lo@llc.
tSHEEp PELTS-Sl %.
| WH1aKY-S19e@1 %. a
LARD-16c. n y. asaf
T Rn1sn Af sas1-5s e. : E :; , ou.h.,
1 Glow sR SEED-Sl2 q bushel-in demand.
| Flax SEED-p1me q 0002 Is bushel.
Corn 4EAI-70c = bu0hol.
I RAGS-lc a D. a sgA II
| Coal OII,-86cV gallon by the barrel
FLsH-Daackerel, No /, half bblR ~ So No 3
sil So No Kits 3 50. No 2. % %.
! WODIl-55@6Oc. y
| TrNNKRs' sToCK-Tin plate 10xlA 80 50;
Sheet Ir.,n we quote No 00N. Boiled, 101<01l1f
No. LOOT charcoal l3A0llc.: &@S JuniatA
| A149l9N-
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Fer Threat Disorder ana Coughs.-
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEsa are offered With
the fullest confidence In their efficacy. They
have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the
good reputation they have justly acquired.
These Losenges are prepared from highly
esteemed recipe l6r alleviating BDONCnIAL Ar.
FECrroEs, AsrHNA, H0ARsENEss, COUGHS.
Colds. and Irritation or Soreness Of the Throat
willnnd them beneficial in clearing tho voice
speaking or singing and relieving the throat af-
ter any unusual exerti0n Of the vocal organs
having peculiar adaptation to affections that
disturb the organs Of speech.
bog. marl-dAWlm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

STEAM FIRE ENaINR.-We notice that
steps preliminary to the purchase Of q
Steam Fire Engine are being taken by our
citizens, and We trust they may be success
ful. The old machine9 should b sold and
one that goes by steam and never tires be
provided in their place. An effective Fire
Department Is m impossibility with poor
lsngines. Let rs have change, II possible,
and then We will be able to cope with any
nre, short Of universal combustion, that
NAV Wait ~ -
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AARRlED, -
e In this city, March 18th, 1855. BY Rev., L. B.
Dennis, Mr.. HARnH @. ANDREWs and Miss
JENNIE franklin, all Of Burlington.
In Kossuth ct the residence Of tho brides ~
ther, the Rev. p. g, Cartwright, on the 9Th of
March. by the Rev W. Maynard, Nj. A. w. Jon,
WRIGHT.
In this city, March 9th, by Rev. L, B. Dennis,
Mr.. JosEPH G. FULLn and MiB Lucy BAN0es
al of Burliugton. &8s $500 ga 9sn3-ts3f,
At Pitssburg. Pa. BY Rsv. William ]. Reid. Mr..
HUGH CARSON, Of Mt. Pleasant. and Miss HAN
NAH STRAIN, Of the 1uEmer city. I21a
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NEW YORK. March IN.

NEW YORK, March 80.
Cotton-L Less active and lower 1t 47a4Sc
for middling uplands.
F!our-State and western dull, heavy
state; 80 65s9 80 for common TO good ship.
ping Il H o; % 85alO Is for trade brands,
market closing heavy With buyers ut out
side quotations. Included in sales are 1000
bbls extra state for all o( June, sellers OPP
ton. .5r
Wheat Dull and nolninally 2a3c lower.
Rye Dull and heavy at d 36a1 80.
Cofn-Dull and lower at u 50al 81 for
new yellow, and q II for small lots Of old
mixed western delivered on shipboard.
Oats Dull and decidedly lower 1t a5cfor
western.
Wool-Dull.
Petrolsum-Quiet,a at sslc for crude, Sc
for refined IN bond. and nc for do tree.
Coffee-Quiet.
sug.r-Qoiet. Muscovado lo3a1ll; Ha.
vana l2c. TaHt
Molsssse- Quiet. Porto Rico CSC.
POrk-Opened Arm with q fair demand,
and closed dull, heavy and lower. ct "a %
124a2a 80 for '6s and "a do cash and reg
ular way, closing at ~ for cash, IA for
prime. and 326aN for prime mess Also
$50 bbls new meos tbr April and May;
callers and buyers option q "a 25a29.
BeeEQuiet. s,l..4 I.
Beet Hsms-Heavy at 3a3 ooa2l 50.
cut, aud l6.alei for long ribbed, and l6la
| l7c for short ribbed.
| Cut Meats-Quiet. l4+ssss5
Lard-Unsettled, ct 153alS!c. d.
Cheese Quiet, af 14a23c. .sii
Butter--In demand, ut 14a22c fof Ohio;
and 20eSsc for STATE. ei..f';st ,.4s eys7..s.
Sterling Euchange-Dull Ct 81 Gal 0es
for tir~t class bills. ss,s
Gold Dull and lower, opening a& q 50a,
declining to$l 491, and closing at 81 SO. :
Government Stocks-W Without change. !.
so s'Gsts1 1e e st, e'S;S s sM s. w
SIT; I G scrip 9la; n 3 G S34; Erie lpld 70,
Hud 81; Rsed 883; u s 49a; Eric Isl o II
cert 81; 1910 coup OF; 5.20A. new issue
1851; $500 1861; 6's 'sl l06-doxe9 aO4A
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PRINTS.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.
"WEDNESDAY Evening. March

\ 4CA1CA0V OA1 ,0OOU0 MA6A6Ts
"WEDNESDAY Evening, March %.
The Dry Goods market has been exceed
ingly active since our last report, and our
wholesale dealers report that they have
scarcely ever cold 90 many goods in one
week @ they have done In this. Great
numbers Of country dealers are in town,
attracted hither, no doubt. g much BY the
fine weather, which II always the forerun.
ner of the spring trade, % by tho lower
prices Of goods. Stocks which sometime
ago were we'll assorted are now light. and
it IL with difficulty that goods can be OBJ
tanned from the East, owing to the recent
breaks In the Eastern railroads. Since our
last report there has been decline in all
staple goods-nearly every article on our
list being somewhat lower. Prints have
declined la2c-Merrimacs being now quot
ed at 2Oc. Some dark Americans have been
jobbed at l5c, ~ also were Duchess BIS,
but the latter are now quoted ct 15!c.-
Standard Sheetings are 74c lower, being
now quoted at 40c, and other brands in pro-
portion. Bleached goods are 2a3c lower.
uenims are &c lower. Amoskeag Ticks
are SC lower. Delaines &c lower. Carpets
are quite active, and one or two makes are
somewhat easier. Some brands of Threads
are easier.
The following is the report Of the Crop 81
1854 Of . few leading staples, as returned
to the Agricultural Department at Wash.
ington. It includes twenty one loyal ST.,
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The following are the sales to-day

Our wholesale dealers are making extra
ordinary efforts to sell goods and to hold
out such inducements to retail traders in
the country as will make it to the purchas-
ers interest to buy here instead OF going
East, and from the activity we have no.
ticed in business during the past week,
think they must be succeeding. 1t strikes
as this is the true policy. The sooner the
holders of all kinds of property make up
their minds to sell out and look their losses
square in the face, the sooner the country
will get back to solid basis for business.
The fact that present holders Of dry goods,
groceries, lumber, &C., bought when gold
was q SO, 10 but . poor argument to make
use Of to buyers that want to purchase
when gold il worth but 81 50.
As IN evidence that our jobbers are il
earnest, We have heard Of their selling
Merrimac prints at 2Oc. It will Be observed
by the annexed quotations that Wsdnes
day they were worth 20 cents in Chicag<
and p cents in New York.
The following 10 from the n. r. Lndepen
dent Of the 18th:
| NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARxET.
The market for all descriptions or goodl
was never % depressed, and prices wers
never 90 weak alter . decline, while Il d
unprecedented in rapidly and amount
| Buyers act with reluctance. and only fol
immediate wants. A further decline hal
taken place in prints, without materially
increasing the demand, and yet pricss havs
: downward tendency. Raw cotsen hal
declined to point 1t which new fabric,
can be produced 1T still lower ratee.
/ Brown sheeeings and shirtinQ are rather
scarce, bat tho demand il light and price
weak. Bleached goods are In low demant
and prices favor buyers. Denims q,
scarce and steady. Tickets are in good de
mand and firm. .Dslaines have greatly de
clined in price. Holdecs are quite eager {,
get rid of their stocks and make great sac
Fificeo. The value Of last weeks import
WAS only >625. 688. not one-half of the val
10 Of the imports In the corresponding weel
OF last year. A short consumption OF goo6l
10 inevitable this season, and DEALER
Throughout the country, on this anticipa
I ton, buy sparingly. Prices it is felt mas
still wane cOnsidernbly, and stocks are KEEP
down to the lowest point consistent Wit
Il doing business Ut all.
The following are the ladepeadeass quo
+ A0t1nuo - ~ ss@it sfsis4 sfs8ss - y sas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The attention Of our reade, . II respectfully in.
vited to the advertlDement Of Me1ss q. II. Ward
Z Co, which viii b found In another part d
this paper. We are personally acquainted With
the members Of this dr0. and can voach fog
their responsibility in al business arrange
msnts which they make. - We have.a thorough
knowledge Of their mercantile Integrity ana
thar full ability to meet Ill obligations. This
notice oIoodrse, h intended for such Of our res
ders - have no acquaintance with this drm: to
Ill who know them no Recommendation Il
necessary.-Aynw and Nary 0&ze0e.
uArfO.W3m
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MARKETS
BuRLrxoroN. 3 p.lm. Friday,

BURLINGTON, Sm. Friday.
The weather to-day ia - pleasant ~
could be desired. The reads are drying up |
and will soon be in good condition for
travel. .l
Farmers are very busy blowing, and We
learn from all directions that extraordina.
~ efforts are making to put in large crops
The feeling OF depression in financial
and commercial circles, that has prevailed
during the p1st month, still continues, and
in spite Of ill the Efforts of interested par
ties, gold stubbornly refuses to advance,
and it u with the greatest difficulty that It
kept shove 81 50.
! The success Of tho Government In nego-
tiating the 7-3O Loan continues unabated.-
The whole Of the frst 3A00. 0oo, 900 are al-
ready sold, and the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, hrough Jay Cooke 4 Co., the Govern.
mont agents, now offers $500. 10000 Of the
loan authorized BY the last Congress. The
bonds Of this loan are precisely like the
former ones. except that they run for
three years from the 18th Of Juno next,
and continue to b issued in sums - low -
$50. They can be subscribed for without
any expense to the purchaser, through any
Of the State or National Banks. and the In.
tsrest from the date Of subscribing until
tho 18th Of June will be paid In advance.
~. rc,,< r,.,rs, -.,ii.d ). l,t,l. AMIN.
po'N -. .-. ..ss-. :. 49,. :" ~,
ene week. ana y now aoous W PEE Ool
higher than the lowest point touched.
Grain 10 very much depressed. High.
wines are selling 1t but . tribe above the
tax ~ n.cs' country oi:sllle's' - =. ~. :.
"a the Government. g43 81
~. e,h,o..o T-,.... - sv....r,.v ..vs
Aoo Cole.so 1''Osnsl = ys''s1usS ~
| OF Wednesdays market: ais
|, The general markets to-day, under the
influence OF the decline in gold, ruled quiet
and lower. The demand by speoulatofs
~ unusually lisht, ana tho sslss made
were chiefly 70 6ll short contracts.
The provision market opened very drm,
| ana barreled pork ruled higher, hut -
soon o the second New York dispatch was
resolved It closed dull md weaks Aees
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THE CITY.

- a man whose name We did not learn
sile auarrying stone . few miles below
%. ratv last week, had the bones Of his
AZ ~ badly crushed by block ofstons
~ iii upon It. It IL feared the injured
~ I'm have to be amputated.
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The daughter Of John Browns teaching
. school of little contrabands In room Of
Gov: Wise's house. where her fathers
OF time brings all things sven."
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EuRorn, WITH 4 VEnoEANcE.-A Cop
perhead Of this place, q recent importation
from Oskaloosa, stated to Judge H, the
other dsy that in case of another draft he
should send his boys to Europe - he was
.detsrmined they should not 60 into the
service, It being against his principles to
do anything to assist in carrying on this
Abolition war. "But," says the Judge,
sswhy not send them to Canada; 1t IL much
nearer and will do just as well?' ''Why
an going to send them to Canada," saiG
Mr.. Secesh, land would like to know II
tia. isn'ta part OF Europe?n Intelligent
aet Of fellows, these Copperheads.
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IrEMs.-Yesterday was pleasant with q
rather cold wind from the north. March
is evidently trying to ego out like lamb .
......An interesting little affair will soon
occur in our midst. A genial bachelor
citizen, sin clover" is soon to marry an
accomplished widow just out ''of weeds. y
and everybody is to be invited. We hope
our readers will keep the matter secret,
as it was stated to US in confidence yester-
day, and We promised mot to tell" 49,.
There is an enterprise in progress 10 start =
female seminary in Fort Madison. 49,. Who
steals JEFF. Davis purse steals trash. We
notice Mr.. Catlin isbuilding very fine dat
boat which is about completed and will be
used in the up-river trade. ..... At scrub
horse-race in Lewis recently the Aessenge,
states everything went OF lively but tie
horses. The people down at Fort Madi-
son are very much tickled over newly
invented pillow that 10 on trial there, which
cuts two burrows at time eleven inches
wide and from three to ten inches deep.
The Fort Madison PlGindeoler states that
]. L. Griggs Of that place shot an enor.
NOUS swan just above this citya few days
ago.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-04-01

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