davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
Generals.

The war leaves us in possession Of about
three hundred generals. Some of them
are worthless, and have been so from the
first. This class were the creation Of un-
scrupulous politicians, scheming friends,
or newspaper correspondents, who i'm,
posed on the country and the adminisra-
ton. But the great ma jority have Gained
we'll their commissions, earned them in
the fire and carnage Of battle. Many are
honorably marked with the scars and mu,
tilaLons of the deadly field. The coun-
try owes them debt of gratitude and OF
respect, the same in kind, but not in all
cases greater in degree, than it owes to
a million Of private soldiers who have
faced the same dangers, and bear equal
signs Of courage and of suffering.
Three months ago the Government in
vied the unemployed Generals to resign.
Burnside and oigel FASTENED to comply;
and, setting noble example to the sol
diers they had commanded, they at once
engaged in the avocations Of civil life
Schu,z and one or two other Major Gen
erals, also, resigned, and so did a few
Brgadiers. General Butler was reported
by one of those curious beings, the Wash
ington telegraphic correspondents, as
having resigned; then as having not re
signed, but as having wanted to; and now
it is said that both reports were incorrect
and that he desires to remain in the army.
For his sake it is to be regretted.
We lament to see our Generals so back.
ward in returning to civil life, and So
backward in resumng the commissions
as ieutenants, captains and majors in the
regular army, which some of them tenn
porariy laid aside for higher places among
the volunteers. 1t is true that many of
fceis must be retained in the service. :
We must keep troops enough to protect
loyal emigrauts to the Southern States,
aud to maintain their due obedience to
the laws; and discreet and able com
manders will be required to direct them
The Lieutenant General has already in.
dicated who are to be retained for this
purpose by his order, which we pub
lished several days ago. That order pro-
vided for keeping in the service some
ninety generals of volunteers, in addition
to the fourteen generals belonging to the
regular army. This viii leave aboutone
hundred and seventy-fve who are not
thought to be needed.
Now, it would be rather creditable
thing for these hundred and seventy five
generals not to wait any longer, but to
resign their commissions at once. They
know that there is no more fighting for
hem to do, and that the country cannot
lfford to pay their salaries. Why not
hen. face these facts as gallantly as they
,aye faced the lines of the enemy? Most
# them had respectable avocations before
he war. Why not 60 back to them
gam? Some of them hold commissions
n the regular army. Are these not aware
hat there is noble manhood in deseeu-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
g. DENTISTRY! a.
.. B. CRESSINGER,
g u II G. u q III
SS0ENF, q ~
@ @LSV-E@

Evormerly of ''Cressinger & Bro Ashland
1t wishes to inform the citizens of Upper San
dnslsy and vicinity that he has 'bought out
Drs. Burrell & Bair, and will continue the bus
iness in the most approved manner.
Especial attention will be given to the pres
ervation of the natural teeth, by cleansing
filling, correcting irregularities and treating all
diseases arising from the teeth. This depart
ment of Dentistry is much neglected, but he has
paid especial attention toit during years of
practice.
Anifcid Tedh inserted in every manner
known to the Profession. He uses only The best
materials. and can isarrdm his work. as he takes
sufficient time to perform all operations perfect
ly. Only usual charges made. a
E%@ Work engaged by Drs. BurreIl & Baif
is left with himto put up.
IS Rooms in Beerys Block, Second, Story,
where the Millinery and Fancy Store was.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23

Gems. Grant aud Sherman have been
-s-''end the Indiana State Fair.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23

The man who cheeriully and without the
thought of repining, exchanges the stars
of general for the bars Of a captain, is
person whose magnanimity OF SOU
many hero of the battle might look ur
to with cutious admiration.
We hope the country may be spared
the necessity ofbeholding men whom il
regards with such well-founded esteem
and affection, return to the pursuits and
the places of peace only by virtue ofo
peremptory order of dismissal from the
President Chicago Republican, Aug. s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
To TEACHERS.

H>HF Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
u dot County, Ohio, from and after the lst
day OF September, 1864, will hold meetings
for the examination, of Teachers, under the
"Act to provide for the Reorganization. super
vision and maintainance of Common Schools"
and the amendments thereto, passed March Ia,
1854. as follows: In Upper Sapdusky in sad
yWyandot County, on the lst and Sd Saturdays
,inthe months of April, MAY, Juue September,
October aud November, and the lst Saturdays
of all She othes months. H0 f-f
Under The amended School Law, each
Male applicant for Certificate shall pay the
Board Of Examiners, a fee of fifty cents, and
each Female applicant, Zee of thirty five cts,
as condition OF examination.
eT- Examinations to c ommenee at 10 o'cloc
Pm. at the Court Hrusein said town. -~-
BY order of the Board of Examiners. -
HENRY NADDtX CLERK,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
Proclamation of Gov. Brownlow

NASHVILLE, August 12.-The Pres
and Times this morning contain Tho
proclamation of Governor Browhlow
propounding certain questions to Tho
clerks of county courts, and sherifs, witt
the view of ascertaining whether or not
the elective franchise was fully complied
with in conducting the recent election.
Information has reached the State De
partment that in me counties it was
enormously construed. in others wifully
evaded, and, in some instances, totally
disregarded. The Governor invites all
loyal citizens to communicate information
relative to the question in inquiry, by
assuring the loyal citizens of the State
that no array of members, however great
no censure of dislranchised rebals, how
ever loud no combination of apostate
Union men, however respectful or valued,
will prevent the execution of said law
according to its substance and spirit.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23

Still another case is that of Capt.
Henry Wertz of Andersonville. He is
imprisoned on the charge of cruelty to
our soldiers. About this man we of
course have no defense to make. 1t is
very certain that our soldiers in Southern
military prisons were treated with de
gree of. inhumanity and barbarity that
finds no parallel in modern civilization,
and suggests the tortures inflicted by
Cinnamon and savage Indians upon their
victims. We desire to see the author OF
these crimes submitted to an exemplary
punishment, If Capt. Wertz is that maps'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
4 D v -
NOT A FEW

Il
OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumulaes in the Blood or oil the dis
covesies that have been made purge out
equal in effect HELlfB0LDjS COMP0U UND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILL1. II tcleanses and renovates tho
Blood nstills the vgor OF health into the SYSTEM and
purges out the humors which make disease 1t stimulates
the healthy functions the body and expes the disorders
chat grow and ranke in the Blood Such remedy, that
could be relied on has long been sought for and for
the 6rst tme the public have which they can de.
pend Our space here does not admit of certificates to
show Its Effects but the trial of single bottle will show to
the sick that It has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken. f4 tge
Two tablespoonsfu ofthe Extract Of sarsapara added
20 pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle equal gallon the Syrup of sarsaparlla
or the decoction as usually made.
The above Extracts are.prepared purely scientific
princlples-in Vdcuo--and embody the full strength Of
theingredients entering into their composition ready
and conclusive will bo comparison Of their proper
Nes with those set forth in the o. s. Dspensatory.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
soldiera, Paw.

The Acting Second Controller ha
decided that to reimburse the Government
for losses by soldiers, for which they are
liable to stoppages of pay. disbursins
accounting officers are justified in with
holding any portion of money due the sol,
diers either as pay, bounty. or for money
deposited with paymasters.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-23
EELMBOLD9S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
and imprudence in life, chronic constitutional dis
arising from impure state of the blood and tn
only reliable and ectua known remedy for the Of
Scrofula scad Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Swelling OF
the Bones Uceraons Of the Throat and Legs Botches
Plmples the Face, Teer Eyspeas and oil scay erup
tlons Of the skim and beautfying the COMPLEXION
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
MARKETS

BURLINGTON, 3 ?. NJ, Friday.
The taxing OF For: Fisher by the COM
oined .and and naval fo.ces under COM
mand o. Adalifa, Porte. and Cen. Terry,
with o.he, favorable military movements.
and the genera. appearance Of an early col
lapse Of thu bog.s So.:aeru Confsaeracv.
has sent down god rapidly. The decline
during tie ueeA aas been .u.ly 20 Der cent.
and closed il ;ew York according 10 on.
midnight report at rs, which has tended
10 unsettie the value o. everything else.
and so.as OF produce il the leading mar
Aets OF The co4atry yesterday could only
be made by Offering great concessions from
figures current <o- some time past.
In Chicago small sized panic is report
cd. Mess Pork declined 81 30 per barrel :;
Lard &c lower: Flour CSC os, and wheat
down Taec., ~ I spring cios.ng at 81 S.
The only article that seen, 10 be higher is
WHISKY which is reported &C upand buoy
ant; whether this IS cccasioned by az in
creased demand from SPECTATORS, TO aid ia
tuoying up sheig dropping spirits, or, bv
prospects OF Increased tax, we a,e not IN
formed. Lower quotations ara given for
oats, co-n, rye aad barley, but tie decline
is not SO Leavy.
OF the Chicago money MAKE. the Tq5.
.@',e OF yesseid day says:
Ths continued heaviaess n gold con-
tributes greatly towards a quiet money
market. There is less demand fer rocaey
by spectators, and stronger dis.ncI;na-
ton among bankers 10 MAKE advances in
the present state Of affairs. The iacreased
easiness IN the money market IN New
York has also tended to tie same result
here, but there s AZ the same time as much
difficulty experienced among operator. 10
get liberia. accom- "a ocat.oae, owing 10 the
want OF confidence felt ~! ore< the col.n-
try II the present prices OF 81. kinds OF
produce. The banks, however, are supply
ing taeir customers sparing.F at IL per
cent. per aanuIl, ans. outsiders axe lending
at 1855 per cent. Cer a11Ln..
Government bonds are steady, with a
sa.r demand. Five twea;ies ware in mod
crate request =. 5, 90, With sellers At : OF !.
Ten-iorties-sl GZ buying and s. CT selling
-. C--caso otccl G-,-1a0se = x -. -. y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

CHICAGO. Jan. ~
TIE markets are generally panic st-ick-
On and lower, on account OF the rumors OF
peace and the ceclinein gold.
Eogs-The receipts were 3Si0 live, and
1875 dressed.
Live Hogs-Duliani Irregular, with sales
at $40 75a15 10 gross, bu. ea-e.y At $li 09a
l. 80.
Dressed Hogs-i24c Lower, ri:l sa.as at
i41ai6sc chieHy at iiiai4, dividing on 40O
pounds: extra heavy lots were sold az l5-:
al6s.
provisioas-Duiia and lower.
Mess PorG-Neglected ea.es CT 10 bar-
rels extra heavy 1T s. GO; prime lsiess 3, 81
lower, with sales Of so barrels for present
delivery, at S. ooaS2 -; 30 barrels do, at
buyers ont.on. al February delivery. at
ST. so: 80 barrels 90. sane delivery and
terms at S33 %.
Bals Eeats-Ic lower. VITA sales of So
600 pounds Of rough sides AZ L. { loose; Id)
boxes O. short ribbed rniGdles al talc ..,--
tierces @. sweet pickled hau,s At &c.
La-d-Duli aud sasc lower. visa sales &c
so tierces At - a.-n4 q io- PRIZE steam, ana
:-}c for no. /.
Elour-Nor..aa.ly q, lover. ana sales
os good sp-:ng extra. ~ s. 90.
Wheat Panlcy, alI Ease lower, ws.a
sales st ;, 5alai IS for 10. spring
Goa liz .cHe.. sa.es c1 ny nc - A. Sea
ST..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
New York Cattle Market.

N.W DIRK, Jan L.
Current prices so- the week ct all mar.
ke.s are:
Bee. Ca:tie-F.rst quality, 922@s23
far 10 good. Sl5tt-1 coMnoa, Si1@T, in
ferior, 81, 5OM.5.
Cows and Calves-F'irst quality, cG0GD7F;
ordinary. Sa5l.5t. coMuo1. 1905, inte-
rior. SOFAS.
Veal Calves-E:-st quality, tl3G1l, o.
binary, Siil Is common. Slol oil; lnfe-
r;or, Si0N., %.
Sheep and lambs St.aa slo@I PER
head. prime, 2sQli0; ordinary. Sos
common ~ a., inferior S5l.G.
S~iue-Heavy common corn fed + b.
ii tsc iigh. and Medirm, l4@la;c
Still ted, i51ii.
The cattle market was active and nearly
all kinds OF stock kgGer. Beef scarce ow
ing 20 heavy SHOWS il ths west, and with q
good demand prices ad ganoed considera-
biz. Many ordinary cattle wore sold at ~
10 .oc and prime even higher at 2Oa24c. :
This is the highest market We lave ever
known. wheu We take into consideration
the poor quality of the cattle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

LOUISVILLE, Jan. I7.-Rebei deserters
who came Into Il knoxville On the 18TH state
that Vaughan, with 700 men, all nsras lett
Was at Bristol on the 18th.
Bradkenridga with his command, lad
gone to the Valley Of Virginia, and it was
thought would not return.
The report was that the rebels mad conf
rcenced repairing the damage done to tho
salt works by Stoneman during his late
raid into Southweste Virginia.
The most perfect quiet now exists tlro'-'
out East Tennessee.
Brig. Gen. Arson has resigned, and
Brigadier Genera. Ti.son is now il com.
manE at Knoxville
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
fsRw YnRK Ian.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.
Cot:oa-lrregula- ald unsettled st 81 O0s
or fo- middling-bette- grades are very
scarce and sell for relatively C1uch higher
prices.
Flour-Stata ard western dull and 6al0C
lower at s. 9OaIo 90 for extra state; $40 95a
II O5 for extra r II O. and $ll 10al2 IL for
trade brands. Market closing heavy
Whiskey-Excited and decidedly higher
ae y Joa2 - tor western, closing al Inside
prices.
Wheat D;i,i az .loninally 2a1c lower
Rya-f, fsSa- - for western.
Corn-Dull ard nominal az 81 81 fer mi
"a western.
oa,-ouie, at :. o54.l o. fer western.
Sugar-Dull, at -J.albac for New Orleans.
Mola>ses-Juli.
Pe.roleuI-Heavy at 50aric for crude. Il
for ref neti in bond, and 81 for refined free
Pork-IrEexllar ard decidedly lower al
$40 ")a4i 90 for neT mess, and $50 OOa4O 0C
for 'o3 and "a mess, cash and regular way,
closing at SSa 81 cash; So 5Oa5f 90 for prime
and s. 5OaSo o. Tor prize mess. Also, z,
500 bbls 81 and ga ness, for January, sell
lers' and buyers option, at $50 5Oa4O; 5Ot
Dbls prime mess for March buyers option
at $50 90; 400 bbls new mess for January
February and March, sellers and buyers
option AZ s. 0Oai2 50.
Beef Quiet a. S20a-, for prime mess and
"! oDa2i 30 for extra mesa.
Beet Haus-GLiet ald ucIninally un'
changed.
Cut Meats-t.oderata demand al l7sals}t
for shoulders and laa2lc for hams.
Bacon Sides-DuII and lower, LOO boxes
Cumberland 1niddles at zoe.
Dressed Eogs-Duii At t6laiSse.
Lard-QEiet and lower at Z0a23ic
BG.te--G.uiet ard heavy.
Chaass-DUl. and dropping.
Money-Stead= At GD7 per cent for cal
loans.
Sterling ExeLa1 se-Q4iet at 81 Oesai CO.
for gold.
Gold-I--egu.a-, unsettled and decided
| " lower, opening at 81 II, declining {
= ~; Advancing e sz 1Gs and closing q
3 TO-.
LA,E.-Ge.i a. Cs-Iagher's e 0o-afte
| board 81 o..
Government stocAs-euiet and withou
| decided change.
| Stocks-Steady; S Go 81 coup lii;
6's coup iO~i: 1910 coup IOIa. yea
Ger. aTi: Q & NJ cert Aa; Quicksilver 9j4
N Y G iilf; Erie 73:-do pfd -; hudson
1851; Reading lO.; II c 1854 M s Ga; To
| !06; III. c ii"l; Pitts o2!; N " 81, 90 pft
| IA. PITf. TT Wavue Oh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
WEEKLY HAWKEYE

| organized aad lacy hold meeting this
| evening Tor the purpose OF making AZ
rangenanss to hold regular meetings. A
large NUMB Of our heavy capitalists have
Joined it. AID there IS every prospect OF It
proving success. A fine suite OF rooms
have been rented and furnished on Dear
born street. in the same building with the
Northwestern National Bank.
The Weather continues remarkably pleas
ant. Such 4 winter is hardly within the
recollection Of the Oldest inhabitant. The
roads in the country have been good for
nearly two months. Farmers have been
employing lie time in threshing and mar
keting .he,r grain.
Corn Is coming forward more freely, and
dealers a.s buying to put into crib. There
is nothing doing for shipment, as the in.
spectors ii Chicago still continue to grade
all new corn As rejected and it Is not re-
ceiyed Il the warehouses. The price has
been steady for some time at Csc: yes.er-
day it was dull aud nothing over 6oc could
be obtained. To-day we quote at SOC. We
Frequently during TIE winter have urged
farmer 10 feed their corn, and ND. rush Of
| to nlaraet their lean. half fatteued hogs,
any t:iua since he middle Of October. and
Corn would save profit to feed at SOC per
bushe., saying nothing about the trouble
and xne:!sA OF getting il to market.
Oats are quiet a. 50 cts. Rye steady at
75c. Oar quoia4ion last week s. o., was a
mistake, IL should have been sic. Salt ia
lower, =; % Cor tine. Spring wheat 81 81
| ~ - AoA4 n
81 s. T. s. ~, while common 3 dull at
$40.
TIE = trais continues active, and the
amouas thu. will he put up here this win
ter ii be anger than for several years.
The supply o: wood continues 10 increase,
and the a-IrAet IS duh, and i: i, doubtful
if a large amount could be sold al our quo
talon s. 90, ..nless il would be fer hickory
or pin OAK.
Hay - dai, at Sis for choice timothy.
An1exe, AZ. De fooad our usua- detailed re-
po-. OF ;i.sa1t other markets: {
s-sAc--s-r -Gc. C-,.ehed-3,cc Powde-ed-Dd
81: A eo-5l tO--a.
i CoFFse-t-c,
Mo,.>..szs-8y the ba-.e.-s-ya- House 81 ia
% Gos!.n -yrupS. o.
NArs-s-VenpeaayS s. =.
SA..---S :.
! P.GE--l-c.
kIt--rA .--,asiS..
Fax. c-sii.s:..s. pr ne. e-raS11
Esooss-s. DIt5 81 per d1zea.
I.oPs-tbr5tc.
F-.,C2-srr.as. s. CO: Extra. s.o %: Gable, /"
0.tuG.
! WssA--spc.a y.s, Us. wia:e.. 81 Sc. e..
RIM.
! CCSs-SsT SC.
| Bs,Ss-s. "a: per busael
Po-A JESS, s:asi - par b,.slel
OSi9.s-e: - -i-la demand.
OATS
BITE 2-.sSIsaS.
E.sG-- ~.
Caloxsss--s2 .Aaas . per doxe,.
/ HAy-llmothy. SO pe1 tor.
I Woo>-s. - Pc cord
HtD<---tr-eeG II &C H-ael Slated nqs. cured
| Nd. ri.lt. sc Green safe. Sc; UYy led
Lee.
EegES CA.s SIX. xs-slc
SHEEP 1.r--s. y.
/ Wa.-x,-t. l..
/ LAR3---ti,.ic. n
Da.zo appt.--ii.i-c pn
| TIneVaY >sTD-a AB bIsaei.
| UAa6
/ FLAZ -z2o-r..iale - giae % = b.saa..
i Coax NFAE-'5. Oas..e,.
! Pa 49, 4, ) 3.
Co,1 OILS g9s. - gallon By the barrel
| F.,I-MacSerea. NJ hait b5ls s.. 60, No 2
Sir 81 NJ Kits S. -. ~ 2 S. 10.
Wo1f--aaStc.
. TfSsEas' S~orx-T'a plate c '0xl4 eos ~
Shee' t-,c. we quote M .acl7. roitad, ,3raiss.
Nc. 3te-. caa-coa. Is45t4c.: .sg.. JuGtata
s4<.f -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

To COnsumpfiyeS.-Thea advertiser, haviuy,
been restored TO lea;t,l III few weeks, ny =
very sim2le remedy. alter having su Tered sever .
.! years VITA severe Iuag affection. and that
dread disease. Consamption-iaan anxious TO make
know 70 his fellow .5Ie erer, the means Of cure
To al 40 desire 1t. he viii send q copy of tbs
prescription used tree OF charge). with tue direc-
tons for preparing and using tho same, which
they will d1d q IRE core for Nyns. nytion AStf
,,o, Rrovch'tts. g.. The only object OF the advcr
t.se- IA sending the Prescr pton Is to benefit the
. II .cted, and sp.esd Information which ne con
ceiyes 10 be loya.aa5 Die and he ao,eS every SUI
ferer viii try h,s remedy. as i win cost tie n
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription viii please
address p EDWARD A. WILSON,
decSar,-n N.--.iamsburgh, Einga Co. ~ <
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

C0u4hs Aod CO:ds.-Sdduen changes Of eli
mate are sources 81 PI -moaary. Bronchial and
Astnms.,. atfectio1s Experience having pro-
we'd taas simple remedies often act speedily aud
cey.alnly when taken l.: TIA cerly stages Of nAe
disease, rAcOu-y. sloci a. o1ce l,c had to
Browns 3coochia. T-ocoae. or I1ozenges. Few
are aware OF .ae Importance OF checkin. cough
o. COMMON soil u = ns.t sage. Thai wlca
"a the beg: on.Ay wol-1 Yield Ia q maid remedy
II neg iected soon a1tacxs the Lungs. "Brown >
Bron.,h a. T-ochsa .. Cough Lo,enges ala- IN.
rlta..oa which tni1css con.Aius, ha7i...a D.
R.<~- influence Oh taa affected parts. LIS there
are limitations. pc s--e no o3TAi:- the g--., nc
soi1 ~ a.. Oea.e-s u Medicines a. g. cepts per
box. ia1f-<lGlvin
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Iowa s,~Ars AGRICULTURAL SoorsTV.-
Sgcaa-aRy's OspiCE. BURLTNaroN. Jan.
18th, i365.-M. q. CARLTON, E3,, Local
Editor "LIo,ck- Ere," Sla:-t take pleas
IRE il enclosing herewith twenty dollars.
being amount O. premium. awarded you a,
the ate meeting CT the Society at Usa
Mo.nes, fc- the "Best Repor: of the Fair,
published "a Daily Hawk-Eyc." Yours
Respectfully. :. IT. SEAFFsR, Sec'Y.
Tie following we-s tie premiums award
ed II otaer classes.
Best Essay el Eees-Mra. 1+p-il.- Z. Ives,
Agency City-D:r. AID SO.
Best Lssay O.. SLeep-Mr. J. =. Wonn,
Dra1asviIle, Davis coUntv-Dil. and $40.
Bese Essay CT IEo-sas--iEd. 4. Layton,
Fort N.3sca--Dip. and SIC.
Best ESSAY or He'd :cg-A.bert Gewa-.,
Daavls.p, Lee Eoi1es Co.--Dir. and 80.
Best EssaT on Sugar f-om sorghum
James Bake, r.vc-g c-t-D5p. arc -.
bes. ASSAY o. ty- pftoE Sorghum as
Baker, Davenport
- aes- Essay CT Syrup fccY, So-ghEr,
-M:aes VasaeE, Sa-.nsta,e. Ceea: eoun-
= 3. ;. M, s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Oa.s-4aic lower. sales No / at G5ia65c.
Rye-lc lower; sa.es at 81 &C for Eo and
81 0o for No Q.
Bariey-Du.l at 81 3sat so.
Hay-Dull At $I3alo.
Whisky-Buoyant. sdvalced &c; sales Of
$500 bbls at s2 2Oa2 Y.
Noney-Close.
Exchange-Easier at discount TO par
buying, and p-eni-u selling.
ltoiH-oNa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
Preparing tor Raiders.

BELr Asst, Ne, Jan. 1.-two companies
Of state GuaEds arrived here yesterday and
to-day and proceeded to the batteries. In
view o. our recent Canadian difficulties, 1t
is understood that the coast and frontier OF
Maine are to be prepared for emergencies,
and conpan les lave been sent TO Ccstine
and Wadianr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Tc<Es SOW a:pisz bec8 H.. eI~,.ceptly success.
L. ct1...g .fLs ter-.s4 ulalaGg invites al sim
Il h 4 8. .t..,t 10 Cal send f0r circulsrs Of r.fs
ere So. ts .aEl,uns CT IiuIce-oa Cases cur
Re .a-5-a4 his Il ter t,el especially to diseases
Of tao E..- sscc-Scte.s. AS or NAyyot,a Sya:aJn
l.. coni.enre.
" raay be co1sr,tei =. his rttvate residence
M a. WesL At street, oaiiy ron. 20 4 Il iati
~ NJ. eycept SATURDAY and aIcdar ado ret.s
- tea>~r5 to GS W Y .UG3RuN
Go OF j. q, S&i ats. EeN Yark.
1.si ~. H}z.a