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The SCHOOL ELECTION. are come
things which the Republicans Of Butling-
ton will have to learn or quit keeping
house. sAtthe City election itNas attempt
ed to get along without nomination, and
las much as possible without political
fight. This weuld not do. A meeting was
called. A large one assembled and norni-
mated candidates, but tloss only stuck who
GOT Whist they wanted and only to such
candidates o suited them. Some voted fbr
the nomines for Mayor and scratched The
Trsasursr, and good many voted for
The Treasurer and scratched the May
OF. The Consequence was both wers
defeated: At The caucus to nominate
school officers but few attended, which was
not tbs FAULT Of thoss who did attend. This
caucus thought to stssr clear q political
light BY placing two Democrats, good citi-
xens and capable, with three Republicans.
In nominatiou. This was satisfhctory, and
al would have gone Oh tremendously but
Tor the appearance Of had faith in the get
ting ont 81 second ticket, I'll Republican.
by Republicans who boltsd tho first ticket.
The Democrats then put 4 third ticket In
tho field, rallied Ill their forces and elected
sc ~ . smalt mlority. s.g s2a3
I G This may make .. revolution In our
schools. II the new hoard, however, has
the amount Of practical common sense for
which We givsthem credit # they are mas-
tsrs Of the situation, the efficiency Of the
schools win not be impaired, teachers viii
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History ofC,o. &C.,, 4eh Res1nen1
@ l0Uo Vet. Vel. HnEbaeRy.

u 1o8OA08XD
MT. AYR, Iowa, March 10, 1855.
q. DUNBAR, EDITOR OF HAwK.EYE.-
Dear Sir: ~ your paper has quite m ex
tensive circulation in this county, will 70,
be so kind as to publish the following 70
the benefit oftho many friends Of Co. &c. ,
4th Iowa v. v. Infantry residing in Ring
gold county, whore said Company VA
Organized. ss 81 esa u
Yours, DC, NIL ITH. s.. BEALr.,
Company g, 4th iowa ". ". Infantry
was mustered into the military service o
the United States at Council Blufis, Iowa
Ion the 4th day Of July, 1881, was at tina
date commanded by Capt. Edmund "
Rice. who subsequently resigned on The
9th OF August, 1851, and was succeeded BY
Lovene Hopkins, who also afterward 70.
signed March LIST, 1852, since which time
the Company has been commanded by
Capt. Randolph sry, formerly I'd Lieuten.
From Council Bluffs, Iowa, via st 10.
|seph. Hannibal and st Louis, Mo-, to JET.
ferson Barracks; from Jefferson Barracks
to Rolla, Mo-: from Rolia to Houston, Mo-.
and return. From Rolia via Lebanon and
Springfield, Mo-, TO Crosse Hollows, Ark.
From Cross Hollows via Pea Ridge to Su-
gar Creek. From Sugar Greek back u
keithsville; from Keithsville via Cassvtlle
H
From Batesville TO Searcy, and return.
From Bateeville via Jacksonport, Augusta
and Clarenda 70 Helena. From Helena I'd
st Francis River, and return. Also, White
River, and return. Also, Coldwater River.
Miss, and return. From Helena to Yazoo
Landing. From Yazoo Landing to Ar
kansas Post, and return to Young's Point,
La. From Young's Point to GreenviAe,
Miss, and Deer Greek, Miss, and returrj
to Millikens Bend, La. From MiIliksn' Z
Bend via Richmond, La, Grand Gulf and
Raymond to Jackson, Miss. From JOCK \
SON via Clinton and Bolton, to Vicksbur9j
From Vicksburg 70 jackson and Brandon.
and return to Black River Bridge. From
Black River Bridge via vicksburg, Hele-
ma, Ark. Memphis, Tenn, Corinth and
Iuka. Miss, Cherokee Station, Chickasaw
and Stevenson, Tenn; Bridgeport, Ala;
Lookout Mountain, Tenn, to Ringgol&
Ga, and return via Chattanooga and 81
venson, Tenn, to Woodvi!le, Ala. TIL
campaign Of Atlanta; the expeditiou0o
Gadesdon and return; and the SavaHnHiI
campaign; expedition 70 Hinesvills, add
return. From Savannah VIA Thuuderbolt,
Ga, to Beaufort. 8. c., making distance
Travelled by marches and expeditions, 6. 900
miles. - ~ @ ~
LIST OF BATTLES AND sKYRMIsH1s.
Pea Ridge. Ark, March and 8. 1862;
Chickasaw Bayou, Miss, Dec. o and %.
1852; Arkansas Post, Ark, Jan. IL, 1858 !;
Greenvtlle and Deer Greek Expedition,
during April. 1883; jackson, Mise. Msy
y. 1858; Siege 81 yicksburg, Miss., May
y, to July 4, 1853: Clinton, July Z. 1858;
1885, brandon, Miss, July 20, 1858; Chero.
kee Station, Ala, Oct. 2k,sto Is, and Kane
Creek, q. 1858; Tuscumbia. Ala, Oct. p.
1883; Cherokee station, Ala. Oct, - to Nov.
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kiaif 'eaEH 8tit FssS w5sss..4 -. ~
ss' E, 4. e.haa16 saaIgds na ii 40 o5ss
-i.3 Q noncompliance oti ri dfae .us IN or
~ 9lslco y.daoosa ioaaGs saiSy -
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be placed in the State Historical Society.
The Gate city, one OF Keokuk's most
fourishing and credi.able institutions, at
tanned Its twelfth year on the eth inst.
We learn from the Iowa City Republican
that the city election in that place resulted
10 the choice Of q Copperhead Mayor, Trea-
surer and Assessor. The Republicans elec-
ted their candidate for Marshal, and elect
ed, also, Eye of the eight aldermen, giving
them control of the City Council. Ths en-
tire vote of the city on Mayor. wac seven
hundred and forty-nine. ga
I. The Hospital boat RC. Wood has ar
rived at Keokuk with l27 sick and wound.
! ed Iowa soldiers. 5 ,ifaS5..,e.,., -
| The Guthrie count7 Ne.es says the araf..
Isketiaddlers are returning to Panora. "and
ldnring their absence have contracted =
more haag-dog look than over. ''.Iss -
The Means states that the travel through
that plate tothe gold regions aud the terri.
tories west is immense. ~ k -
The city election Of Indiano4a took place
on Monday Of last week. The BURNER says
there were two tickets in the field, zone
hog, the other anti.hog. The bog in-ths-
PEN ticket came out from Is to 20 ahead, - az
follows: Mayor, Robert Longshore Re-
oorsler, A. Ward; Trustees, John Dixon,
u. B. Cl.pp, M. w. Shepard, John Webb
and e.. G. Crcsthwait. fa4a s
The Indianola Baraer states that Sam.
Ford, Pete Lunsford and George Griffith,
three Young Americans OF that place, stole
t26 from the till Of a druggist while en-
ploying the latter attention with o puzzle.
They were bound over in tho sum OF 300.
A friend ofours residing in Clark county
sende ~ the following item. 5fst M.
"a bold and daring robbery wns COM
The particulars are as follows HNout7 or
1 8 o'clock at night Eve men with their faces
blackened entered the house of MI. Cham
bers, about one mile east Of Ottawa, on the
Oceola and Charlton road, and demanded
of Mr.. G. his. money, having their revol-
vers in their hands. Mr.. G. handed over
about TO. They were in the act Of shoot
| ing his daughter, when Mr.. G. struck one
of tho men with a chair, knocking him
down. While in the act Of raising the chair
to strike asecond blow, Mr.. G. was shot in
the arm, close to the shoulder, shatteriHgit
very bad. The wounded man il now suf-
fering very much from the wound. Some
of the men will no dou BIT be caught, as it is
thought they can be identified. We think
Judge Lynch will be called on to hold court
as soon as they are caughA as this il the
only way to deal with such characters."--
IfsdianotG Bonner, 9th. s.
Mt. PLEASANT ITEMg.-Major Richard
Rootof the 9Th Cavalry: ls at his homo il
Mt. Pleasant on visit ..,..,. Coons Saunas,
Miles Waters. and Misses Rehecca and SUI
lsan Prump were nearly drowned theothel
day while attem ping TO cross Big Creek
which is' very much swollen. de, The
JonrrM says: sOur first election as city
.Iofthe se0ond-clasy occurred last Monday
About 40 votes only vero cast the hr5
\ ward polling thsiargests votes4l The regu
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~ President Lincoln has issued proc
lamation, in accorance with requirement
of the amendatory enrolment act, prom
isiug pardon to all deserters who shall re-
turn to their commands, or report to Pro-
yost Marsa!, within the next sixty days.
Those falling to do 60 viii be forever de-
prived Of all the rights. privileges and Inn
munities Of American citizenship that is,
they viii be outlaws.
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S. - The New York Commercial A dver.
tiser suggests that General Sherman should
have been supplied with carrier pigeons,
before starting on his march through the
Csrolinas. Il would have been practical
bic % send the birds to Washington With
iiiSpatches. ~ 81 s.l,si
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larry nominated ticket was elected. and ,


=
iarly nominated ticket was elected. and /,
~ follows
mmayor, -. =. EaWsros,
| Solicitor r. Anhler
t. Assessor, ". p. smith, -
Marshal, +. D. Heathsrington
| r,... Wa c9 = az Ts
BIRD. - : 's4. =" 49, = ". W.
Second Ward Charles snidsr, I. y.
Rhird v.rd-p.,,,, A,,.
Fourth Ward-W. Il. smith -. -. I sas,,
rowA,s c,A,x.-rh. r-...n.- 49,
mont. ut Wsshincton. has csiis.f ~ uepsst ts
tlona evidence relative to the Claim Of
the Fsda,ai Goga. 1npreo M ~ dcience q
fair prospect of acknowledgements Sor ~.
Justly due % and expendedata time whso
IT,. 49, s nsscsssry % cM req tape u order q
ton. Informalities have msde : ;n. v - 81
Element diflicuit. add long delav ~. 49,
ated Q doubt as to ultimate suceess Ia ~
ing fair hearing, but Gov. Stone 81 =, ,ss.
efforts Tor an ad;ustmsntt az the $1,000 = ae
s... wo 1 s nave eEStlIyAn8 evidence Of
success.-'state AegaSes@.
Four OF the burglars and wouA,be mn =,
derar. ~ho.a a..s. $1,000 49,. Se sst'
-. 0e0 s1 - e"teu s0ca Al excite.
.1eas es' dubuque, nave 1een captured,
and brought to that place where they avsit
their trial. Their nan.aa aro rn,....Ts
Raa1 &c., 90 s,h;s,s. -. s s1son,
~uo oal .eaV0' AneiI guhyseems
70 % man'fest. They narrowly ESCAPED
Plynching both In Dubuque and Galsn.
" : ~ !. w .1e : que =, 1l''es' q ~
George Goebel, tailor by trade, living
III Dubuore. committed sn;cfaa h., 49, 49,
iinp fau- aavssir n n' =. ..Ss's
90 - ~ was Erus iNlla,
% years o. age, ana was misanthropic aud
often supposed to be insane.
Al r-;s. - e
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+ g The fact that the public loan Of 7.ai,
bonds y taken by the people TO the am cunt
q several millionsaday, or some go 600 ON
SINCE the hrst day Of February, shows how
strong the popular confidence ii the.rioht
|adn i'nistrafion and final stability az ,th.
country u. One might have Thought ii =
|oar i!nn,enAs iebt. four years Of heavy tar
as'en and high Prices might have shaken
that condolences But not "a. sNa,., 80
fhs 81 r $ ~ ernnehs more ear
|neas Asd igssssl tAsn A. TIN moment g
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). q ea .ssis1h l.si-nsaaee 70 oa7sdassa
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: Iowa WKsLEYAE UNYyEasrrY.-Tbe
next term OF tais institution commences
rto-fnorrow. March 18th. aa.
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Fl -ssMtiea Hoard has been appointed
and confirmed Post Aastsr at Chicago.
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THE HAWK-EYE


a2Theappointment Of senator Harlln
%o'eposiaon In the Cabinet il an unexpect-
1dhOnor to our State, due to the record
1aade By our people since the commence-
nent Of the War-to our unwavering sup
port Of To administration through tall
1atsd and sAsctivs dslsgston In Congress
40 our prompt Milling Of III calls upon -
lptmeo, and to tie bravery Of our Hawk
W. boys in bauss 1ho havs fought upoo
{ysry battle fie3d and bssn found in ths
alont With thslr Noes to tho TO-. The APP
uointnneut e 0saator Harlan to the score
3afyshtp or To IntsEior u IN honor wpr.
fhily bestowed upon l good and true man.
cd : txabRte % our young State. the nsws
ofwhich w11b - hailed with pleasure.
We own 20 = feeling OF State pride in
9isw Of ar record during the last four
years. Iowa has nsver falersd-never
Given any uncertain sound-never sent q
man stos Couefess ana hardly. y her State
NugaalstuFes not SQUAD ard loyal to the
st0ux "a the dark hours Of '62 when the
..ESacdou came near losing Us tie House,
NAich,Weuld heve been The loss & every
thing, Iow4nsyer gaSe back, IN inch. tis
= III. Hara4n4i 1ppoinsments leaves, ., u.
fsancyisn th6 Santa U b filled at the rse-
aaaarsesstoansat wintsr. ~ the Legislatnrs
i.to6ecAose0 next October, orsat IN extra
.session, should there Be one called for any
,4asposes ~ thers i not, likely to b a
extra sessiout - our. intsrssts are not like
~ 70 suffer even should We have'bat one
= H.. \ ! 80 -
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: - ne Regastcr learns fromL. a. Iaryey.
Register OF the State Land once. who has
Just returned from Fremont county, that
southern Iowa is filled with Secesh en,ii.
grants rom Missouri, who are beating the
most hasty retreat possible from their
state = the westward, mainly because Of
q action ofthe Constitutional Convention,
aoolzsning slavery and disfrsnchisinr Trai-
tori. This hegita is agloriogs sign Of the
future prosperity Of Missouri.
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THE daily river mali viii be re-
suned on the 18th, weather permitting. It
YIN be carried BY the City OF Keithsburg
and New Boston. az - 20
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They have ., angular way Of doing
Things IN Washington. Forinstance Bish-
op Simpson prsached in the hall Of the
House q Representatives last Sunday;
week. and ~ tAs dignitaries were present,
Including tho President, Chief Justice
Chase and Secretaties Seward and stan
ton. Tho Springfield Repx6licas states
that the sermon. which was upon .'The
Power 81 Christ TO drnw all men unto
Him. /" WAS received With boisterous ap-
plauss and tass waving aof ;hapdksrohiefs.
We don't act that way here, and II the
Bishop will come e Burlington and favor
~ withA .discppIsA he shall zee that ols
people haEe = batter idea of what const5
tulls.sl pt6pristy than they q washington
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e1iS fts'i 9aifW @sa9i~e5 3as oh an 6ds no
.9s..LlaAa D .aI..L w. 81 81 aa...,
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horse-thief looking fellows travelling thro'
the country, styhng themselves ). G. De-
troy's Minstrels. Il they are not set OF
professional thieves, they greatly belle
their looks. While here they endeavored
4 to entice away FROM home . couple Of in
succeeded but too well, had not the plot
been discovered in time to prevent. They
1915 between two days, and without paying
ALI tnelr oils. We were victimi1ed to the
extent ofV 50. VIII our exchanges please
pass them round?''
FREAK OF NATURD.-We wers shown
yeseerday by DR.. Eakin, q full sized lamb,
nation Of the head, which wss upside
down, the eyes and ears were on the under
|jaW-:t had no unouth-its nostriA seemed
perfect. It is indeed curiosity.-Gler-
aoo0d OPINION.
a. n. Black left Winterset some three
weeks ago to locate at P1aktsmouth, Ne
braska, from which place Ae wrote to his
wife to Join him. She accordingly started
with her two children, but at Glenwood
met party with her husbands dead body
in charge, on their way to Winterset. The
poor man had suddenly died with the mea-
s2es. So says the Opinion.
The sigourney Nesos informs us that
7-aVs to the amount OF $4,000 have been
taken in that place. The Sigourney peo-
pie understand their interest.
SUSPECTED ACCoMPLIcEs.-It'is believed
that several abaunoned women are con-
nected with the gang Of desperadoes who
nov infest this city. They go about the
city asking for work, and sometimes stop
few days as house servants, thus gaining
q knowledge Of houses. their entrances, in
ternal Arrangements, &c. We warn house.
keepers to beware OF applicants for situa- !
tons who cannot give good references
Dubuque Times.
The Davenport Democrat says that Rev. |
Robert L. Collier, formerly Of that city,
now at Chicago, has been appointed Consul |
probably Minister Resident to Switzer-
land, and Milton M. Price, son Of Hon, Hi
Fam Price, ID to be Consul at Marssilles. !
The Muscatine Joa77,al comes to us en-
!arged, an evidence Of success we are plea
sed to observe. @
Daniel Pressnel OF Mahnskar county had +
ton sheep killed by dogs not long ago.
! CRY ELscr1oN.-Att the municipal elec-
ton on Monday last, the following City
ofncers were elected, all Of whom are
seaunch Union men and good Repuh leans:
Mayor. N. Loughridge.
Treasurel-Wm. N. Wells.
Marshal ASA Maxfeld.
Assessor David Needham. |.
Solicitor. F. Warner.
TrUs5eeaEHenry Mattax, J, 3. Dixon.
A. 6. Smith. and A. NJ. Rodgers.
2 The Trustees holding over are, T. T.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-07
Little Kanawha & Elk River
PETR0LEUMAND MINING CO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO BE CLOSED.
Cash Working Capital, $3.50, 200.

Cash Working Capital, SI5O,OOO.
OFFICERS
OLIVER T.. WOOD, President. t
JAMES CRUlkSilANK Vice President.
CHARLES j. MARTIN. Treasurer.
JAMES SWADSW0RTH. Secretary.
Z. R. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer and
General Superintendent.
PAUL N. SP0FFoRD, of SpOaord Tileson
Co., N. Y.
CHARLESJ. MARTIN, President Home Insur-
ance Co., Y.
Hon. ROGER AVERILL. Danbury. Conn.
Hon. ALBERT Y. CATLIN, Burlington, vt.
JAMES CRUIKSHANK, IS Broadway. N. Y.
OLIVER Z. WOOD, 26 Barclay street, N. Y.
Co.. 81 Cedar street, N. Y.
JOHN W. STRONG, Detroit Mich. -
EDWARD NJ. MORGAN. 2 Pine street, N. Y.
THE SUBSCRIPTION Is SO NEARLY
l. completed that tits intended to close the same
on or before the 18th OF February.
Subscriptions $3.50 oOo of which seOO 900 purcbas-
90 the land-to-wit: 62.seO acres. The remaining
10 Cd5u WOIklnB CAPITAL Oh the
Company.
Par value of shares, 500. Lands located on the
Little Kanawha and Elk Rivers, in the counties Of
Glmer and Braxton. in the very heart Of the oil
gions Of West Virginia.
Professor Richardson reports: "Your property Is
the very centre of the West Virginia oil regions II
has numerous oil and gas springs along the banks of
its streams. one of which vies with the famous
Burning Spring itself"
Professor Shepherd, of New Haven. Conn.,, re-
ports: "Iconsider 10 eminenRy OH producing land.
T2e o1-6edrinO shdlss underlie Il ertensipely, and
tie long lines Of cdr6urettcd hydrogen or Muminat-
ing gas springs. some Of soAicA sato burning, as
wsH as Tie appearance Of oil ITSELF on the surface
OF the tract, fully confirms mo In this belief.
7Aere can be no doubt that along your creeks and
tributaries there is large ertent Of paIua6le Oh.
producing territory. The prodigions amount Of
bitunsinons and camel COAL iron ore limestone and
fire clays embodied IN the high hills on 1our proper
~, the tops and slopes of Chich cooered sOiA an
extraordinary 0ro,ch of white OAK and other Aedvy
Nm6evs. add Immensely to fts OaIue."
These views are fully indorsed by the reports Of
the most practical and experienced men from the oil
districts of both Pennsylvania and Virginia. ~
The Company consider themselves fortunate in
having secured the services of Mr.. Blackwell, q
practical civil engineer for the general superintend
ency. so well known the late Chief Engineer ant
/ Superintendent of the Commissioners of Wash
ington Heights," New York City.
Z Arrangements are in rapid progress for the imme
diate development of the property, on a scale com
I mensurate with its value and extent.
| Subscriptions payable at the time of subscribing
or half in cash. the balance in thirty days from
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-IImPoRTANT 70 LADIES.

Our Periodical Drops will bring on tbs monthly
sickhess IN cases OF obstruction from any cause:
Price ~ 90 NIB. .7-Ladies whoarep egnant should
not use them.
Tonic for female weakness, n certain cure. % 90.
Injection for the Whites or Leucorrh@p, " o..
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DISEASES OF M rlHfE. BLOOD, &C.

DR.. Johnson-Desr Sr-l must again state that
your remedies for scrofula and blood diseases are
really excellent For scrofula, syphilis or impurities
OF the blood. l fnd they never fail TO cure when
worst cases Of syphilis now in our hospitals, in the
shortspace Of two months. - z
Cincinnati, December Is. 1868.
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g..s,.s:yZ
IFrom The NsM.York World.l

.""THE FIRST NATIONAL PETROLEUM. COMPANY
irst,class organization. whose officers are of tn
highest standing and We cheerfully recommend it
to all parties desirous Of purchasing reliable Stocks
The General Superintendent is piOneerii in the Oil
business. and we'll known ass most efficient mana
or. .91 ahg -'4 rui IITTii,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-07

TAKE PARTICULAR N0TICE-pr. johnson
addresses all those who have injured themselves by
improper indulgence andsoitary habits which ruin
both body and mind, uniting them for either busi-
nesS study, society or marriage '
DIR. johnson has for many years exclusively de-
voted his attention to the treatment Of the disorders
Tcferred TO in these testimonials.
ASS&oi FrsRd GHsS srsSs tcunbns oSo
octio-e@"iS' .p iur0 .u1i.... mDJ