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Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

which is to constitute Thomas Sharp, Mrs.
Deborah Bennett, John T. Trazzare, Jas.
J. Wood, Rev. Samuel Minner and Tho.
mas ii. Purnel life members of the Kent
County Bible Society.
Rev. C. Huntington,
10 Ina. make Rev II; Sutton life member of
Kent County Bible Society.
Hev 4. r. McColley for NJ. E. Church at
MILFORD I" constitute Rev. J. II. Light
burn life Director of the American Bi.
BILE Snciety, .
By amount received from Administrative or
James A. Dunning, decd, late Treasurer
OF Kent County Bible Society, 3
by check TO j.. T. Taylor, Treasurer of
State Bible Society, %
Smyrna times., 1865-09-20

A young colored man has entered the t,osh
man class at Harvard College. '"0 i'esh-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST
"A Of the City Hail. OF Frankfort and william
street, 100 Rooms neatly furnished 70 per-
SON. 25c 5oc per day 81 % 70 - per week House open
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

The stock market weak at the first board. Erie
was ~ lower than at Saturdays FIRST board New York
Central 2, Hudson River az, Reading ~, Michigan
Southern TX, Northwestern 2a Cleveland and Pitts
burg 81, Rock Island "a, Fort Wayne ~ Cumberland
AZ.
twenes and tenforties which pressed for sale in
large amounts Fivewcnties declined l. new IL,
ten .forties 3, skies Of 1881 f.
At the first open board and at the second regular
board the depression continued Erie y lower at
the latter than at the close OF the morning CALL New
York Central ~ Hudson River IL, Reading az, Rock
Island IL, Northwestern 2, Fort Wayne 17i, Cumber-
land s. Five-twentes submitted to further decline OF
u. Ten fortes u q per cent above the lowest
point OF the morning After the call and at the open
board at half past three the market showed increasing
weakness in declining quotations.
Money has been very active, and there is ominous
dstrust among lenders The signs which invariably pro-
cede great panic are wanting, and lack Of conn
dence Is showing itself at the banks and in all depart
ments Of commerce Loans made only on first class
collaterals with unusually wide margins, at per
cent much Of the commercial paper Offering hitherto
rated first class unmarkctable. The highest grade
is taken at 81 ii per cent
The bank statement for the week shows q marked
variation from the preceding one, which Is attributable
70 the inclusion OF the Of the Central and Fourth
National banks recently admitted to the Clearing House.
But after deductng these the only important change
an increase Of than million and quarter In the
specie line
Foreign exchange Is held with great frmness Bankers
ask 1887 l09H for their sixty days bills, and 1904
ITO at three days.
The United States Supreme Court has affirmed the
decree for the sale In September next Of the eastern d.
vision OF the La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, under
the second mortgage for default Of interest," amounting
70 s4soO OF which 1t Is understood there has been
accumulated during the last six years about $50 600
pcabe 10 the payment Of the second mortgage interest
The following figures compare the last weekly state
mont Of the New York Associated Banks with the re-
Of the previous week and with the corresponding
week in 1904
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
TERRY FRANCHISES AT AuCTIoy,

On Thursday April 1865 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ will be sole
public auction 10 the highest bidder with adequate -
cury for term Of ten years from the lst day OF May
1865
The of the Ferry established from the foct
of Whitehall street 10 Staten Island
The Lease of the Franchise Of the Ferry as now estab
lished from the of Barclay street to Hoboken, NJ j.
The Lease OF Franchise OF the Ferry estao-
lshed the foot Of Tenth street. East river TO GrceA
The said several Ferry Leases win be sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof belonging 10 the
CORPORATION OF the city OF New York
Terms and conditions Of sale may be had application
the Comvtrollers Office.
BY order OF the Commissioners q the sinking Fund
MATTHEW I. BRENNAN, Comptrolex.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

MONDAY March 90 p. NJ
AsHm-Receipts, SO bbls The market continues very
dull, and prices wholly nominal
Observation-Disclosures, lsS bbls flour, 65 bbs and
$3.50 bags meal 900 bushels wheat g. 500 do corn
5000 do oats ATS do. barley and 2,O75 do. malt The
market for State and Western flour continued very quiet
but prices without material change. The sales
were confined to 500 bbs State and Western 800 do
Southern, and 400 do Canadian. Rye flour continued
dull, and prices wholly nomnaly unchanged. Corn
meal was rather irmer ana IN moderate demand sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

The wheat market ruled very quiet and holders In order
to effect sales to any considerable extent would have to
grant concession Of &c. sc. per bushel. The sales
were confined to 1000 bushels No. Chicago Spring,
at 81 co. 5000 do. amber Milwaukee p. t., and 10 600
do. white Canada at 81 65 Rye, barley and malt
tinues dull and prices wholly nominally unchanged
The market irmer, especially for new which is
in small supply, while old was wholly nominal Sales
5000 bushels common new white at 81 30, and 5000
bushels yellow at 81 SO 81 &c. Oats were dull,
and nomnally lower at 81 05 81 O6 for Western, and
81 Oh 81 04 for State and jersey.
CorToS.-Owng to the large stock and the fluctuations
In gold the market continues very quiet and prices have
further declined 1c per h., the demand being wholly
confined the immediate wants Of the trade. Sales $50
hala at the fol vinVu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
FINANCIAL.


OFFICE or THE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
~ Company corner Of Wall and Nassau streets.
CASH CAPITAL. $360O0W
statement for the seventh fiscal year ending Dcccm
Der 81, 1884 49,
Total amount Of assets January J. 1865 ~? g
Eycss OF earned premiums over losses ... 2O75i "
Reserve for estimate claims unadju and other
Guaranteed cash dividend TO dealers holding cor.
tncates OF same) on paid premiums earned dur ~
ing the year whether lt-s has accrued or not .3s
Scrip dividend dealers earned premiums. u cent
Dividend for the year 70 sockhoders 81 per cent
Dealers with this Company win be allowed the option ITO
be sgned the time OF application for insurance OF
eeivng lieu Of scrip Al the end OF each returns In
cash by cecate OF premiums paid and earned
risks under the New York form Of policy az follows:
Upon all voyage risks upon cargo return TWENTY-FIVE
Upon voyage risks upon freight Of twenty
Upon time risks upon freight and upon voyage and time
risks upon huils return OF ten per cent
Such privilege however being confined 70 persons and
Arms the of whose premiums upon such policies
paid during the shall amount 10 the sum OF
Premiums paid n gold will be entitled 10 the above returns
In gold.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Rowe, ~ r. Merck, s. ". Derrick
Daniel " Lord, VIM II. Ogden, Moses Merck,
geerss Nun Io1p armstrong David Ely
Thos, A {. Cochrane Andrew i. Rich VIM II. Popham,
VIM. n Halsey, Daniel w. Teller ,. G Morris, Jr
Roland a Michel Charles Hieso1, Henry tammann
Albert u Lee, Robert Bovine, Thop9s Lord
George p Deshon, Lawrence Myers, Preston II Hodges
o. L. Minis, j. b, Griifn.
y. G. MORRIS, President
Tios LORD Vice President
VIZ. N. wnrSEr Second vlos President aud Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21
CORPORATION NOTICES.

nOCKs AND SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS
IL aud other Property belonging the Corporation Of The
city Of New York. 70 be leased At public auction
Notice is hereby given that the Comptroller will, o
THURSDAY, the 9Th April 1900 at 10 O'Clock A. M at the
City Hall lease on bids at public auction Docks and slips
Houses Market Cellars and other Corporation Property oR
term OF years from the first day of May 1885.
Catalogues containing the description location and terms OF
sale be had application to the Collector Of CIV
Revenue at this Office. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN,
Comptroier.
Crrr or NEW YORK DxrARrxKsr or FINANCE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE, March Q, 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-21

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE
~ Company corner of Wall and Nassau streets.
c.otr CAPITAL a sOO On
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30

nuIxn,s COUCH CURx. STRICKLAND
- 80 NsIliazoss CSagh Bsisana, Chsrry Pee
torag. HaII's B4isa@s CANS CeaSA Srss @ne
''1 4. 0. HALLOCKS Drag ssors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
Notice to Contractors.

FTsHE COMMON CoUScIL or TIE CITY or
Esansvtiis VII Tseaiye sealed proposals.
n July tbs fTth, 1885. fsx bsnlderinK first
a&rszt 81 said city, frpm Lagust street 10 Let
strs@fs q distancs % nboat 2.f00 fset. eps1ifieA
tions may BE- seen at thsgeeacs Of tbs City stk.
a N. McGEfFK, glsfk.
CsFks 0nes. KvamsyfIla. Jass ~. iss6 tszo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-30
MACKEREL.
VI ACK EISELy
WI ACKEREL!
MACK EREL!

THE additional arrival per steamer Indiana
Il our stock Of Mackerel on hand comprise thu
following stock below. which we are able 10 o.
fer to purchasers at reduced prices account O
low freight by water:
90 Bills. No. 2, 1854 MACK ereI.
$50 Half bbis. No. 2, 1854 Maekerel.
200 Quarter bbls. No 2, 1894 Maekerei.
$50 Kits No. 2, 1854 Macs erel.
40 Bbls- No. q, 1854, large Maekerel.
10 Half bbls. No. 2, 1864 large Maeksrsi.
100 Kits No. l, 1854 Maeksr.i.
80 Half bills. Ne. /, 1864 Maskersi.
900 Boxes No. Herring.
1000 Its. large God Fish.
go Half bbls. White Fish.
For sale BY LAD. HEIMAHR,
90 % Main Street.
may l6 july 'e6
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Charles Windsor. the ..tsoonding ,el,..
OF the Mercantile Bank OF New York. WIZ
was charged with embez1l.ng $2s4, zoo. has
been arrested in London, and civil sui.
commenced against him icr the recoverr
OF tue money. His baggage was searched
but only s. $50 discovered.
"A Wisconsin girl had ore OF her eve,
gouged out by COW, tie c.Der DAY, ana
There's pluck for you.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

A geographical d.scovery Tar more .m
por.ah. -Ean TIE source Of tie Nile ha-
. rs: been made n South America. The
river Amazon has been Ioand 10 re Raw
gable .-oIn ore end 10 tie Other. SO tina. q
rev ro..-e has been opened between The
Atlantic and the Pacific. TIE Mo.ona. d
Peruvian steamer, " nlch Vas SEN 20 ex-
p4ore the Amazon, Las arrived a. M@yre,
etca. 500 miles from Luna. TIE Moron.
Law: ga.eG more than 800 niles OF me Am
avon proper, and coo OF he Yeayal ard tie
P4chi.ea -ivers, whleh, an.ll then, ta4
seen OILY Indian canoes TIE country II,
q coarse, Inhabited ony ty s.yafes, tat
!. il Of wonderful ier.4tlty,
One tova u u stn eats .ger.y norses
: Wees
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

ISpaaklre; Of ne last" men IN Paris, 4
letter says: "Gai.or.Eg consumption and
disease u the hear: are now Their diseases
me 9,@Aoplng consumption takes SIX week :
20 complete It's mortal WORK. To drop do~ II
oe,s0 aoW - Qn4'e a coiDl mon occurrence n
cafes ano restaurants, and ~ seven n
s-sates oat q :eu the corpse nas no. seen
-1-,ty sr:4r.s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21


TIE AFFAIRS CT TIE CoNFED ERACY-
SHERMAN March JRRouau & EoEGIA-
Eocp's DEFEAT ~ TENNEAeEK- IL E1R
PRACTICAL. KESCL-S--Tnerei il no Geiy L
lie :sc. .cat tie affairs Of the Con teGer&cy
are -.rder a clQlG. re march oi Sherman
through The kea-. st Georgia las beer &C
CON p..sheC, ard tie Ias tee u allowed 70 es-
.ab.lsh lis coU.tn tx ita;ions with the naval
forces On the A:laL-lc, without any O.Ley
loSs han .kA. Of LArreYCus S.rhEGltrs, and
he usual wear and ear Of an army on SO
eng an exteGl.ion. Savannah once occu-
pied, lie Will eEGeavCr not OK y 10 make the
valuable llEe Of tie Sava nHah River useful
.c- strategic purposes up 20 Augusta, + we
GO Lcf bv tia. line impede navigation, bC.
he will also march Il. once nrCn Bran CT
vile, ard eLdeavor 20 possess himself OF
.ba. mos: important centre OF railroad COM
mLnica.icp. Eccd' 3 progress n Tennessee
tas been rerenp.orly checked, and lis
army hIs lost com < a ctness, efficiency, and
Split, which mad sigual.Zed ( after tie few
months services lnder Johnston. Like Inc
march Of Bragg INTO Kentucky, which end
ed with The battle Of Mnr.reespo-o, won by
men and lost by coIlnanders, the I1ove
INTO Tennessee, also, undertaken for The
purpose Of NV. .ndYawArE Sherman FROM tie
cotton States, has been An unsuccessful c.
version. The battle Of Franklin may have
been brilliant, bu. il was useless, aud the
affair Of Nashville seems 20 have been the
battle q Winchester over again. But il
can 70. be denied that .here is sad want Of
GeneraAship in the general management. OF
our military affairs. And this again, no.
from absence OF military aid and genus on
the part Of our leaders.--R Richmond H,ay~.-
ycr, Dec "a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
- - -
RAILROADS
b. 4 9. r. 4. LINE


Old and Only Reliable Route East.
from Burlington 70 Chicago. De,ycI.. To,ed
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia. Ia .imo-e. New Ynrs
and All other Eastern and Ser ~ HASTE CltIes
Passengers leaving Burlington on ..y $40
n. train connect al NenGota with ..e Tlinos
Cen trsI HaiI-ca6 NORTH snd SIn.n 4na q; Che
Iains connect with al the e:es@t Eax.Arp Esi1.
ttHd routes, to-wit: N. {. Il r. via. vf..ro,:. "
IN X via To.eLo and n...scr y q ard y. WAVE
IN via r.. Wayne. q villa paas&.. gegr = =
take their choice. -
Only twenty hoCrs rroM Fr-Irg;or &c Tyledr.
Ihil!een Eoc.k zceA6 Of hIy exc. .uc e iasyirs
Burlington.
Baggage checked through 10 ,x.-n.. N,aesr.
Fails alG New YorE. Eos,lr, ~0.es,c rrpfsrr
bEnalG. Pittsburgh and FL.Atsel pnia
Tickets for this g7ea: E2sA n Lhnr..sss,-p r.,
SAFE AZ OtEMwa, Fairfield. u. piesasi. and
Ice Ticket Once corner YTCns aid V&l&r styss,a
Burlington.
Eleeplng cR:s attached 70 10 NiSn: .x,sps.
fhSe Sc low as any StLe, -up. 20.
4 y. HOEYVEE
{anl-crL s1esE. AGect Z. z. 4 G. 4, T.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

lNFoETASr I-scov Bou.in,
french ta-rner and formerly caeinis. at
L4bo-rre, ~ reported 20 nave combined
cer-i- s.-ocE ingredients INTO a solution
N witch be soaEs It's wheat, aud produces
larger crop -nxn can te ot.a-ne either
ny SOAKING ire seed 10 a so.a:.oa Of blue
vl;rsol Or uy he ose OF farm yard manure
aPl-led IL tie usual way. n. BoutiI's So
laLOn forms around me gram thin cover
ING Of c!.ite peculiar nature tha. m parts
an extraordinary -ev.vitying force and en-
ao.es ]: 20 coI-eIG successfully against all
tie evil Influences 20 which /. IS exposed
after eng committed 20 tie earth. Some
OF me crops gathered FROM tie seed thus
X pared have been IN increase G. .. 600 per
cent over tie ordinary methods. Com
rni.:ee has gwen ne award 20 tbs mode Of
'er--.A.nG a,.er making careful expert
Lle,4.a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

me ~ chmond hxan.'aer has long edi-
.orlal on the evacuation Of Savannah, from
which the following is an extract:
- = painful to learn that the enemy has
occupied any new piece Of territory, any
village or town; and Savannah is cons.u-
e.ap!e OF city, isll Of rich people, some
q "hom. we are sorry to hear, have al
ways been Yankees; but, in AL the South.
-nere is perhaps not another town which
we could afford TO surrender with so little
ammunition q fighting men. Savannah
Eas not been port for years. The YAM
KEGS hold the por. in permanent possess ION
when close TO the mouth Of the river. Ea.
yaEnah is not a II manufacturing town. Its
cotton stores Rave lorg since been removed
inland. IT has never been military de.
pot. Ii is the gate Ci no interior. II rests
On 10 line Of railroad. is loss does not
interfere with any Of the Con federa.e trans
po~ta.ion, and does no: render mere Diff
c1lt tie defense 81 Charleston or Augusta:
Tor between Savannah and Charleston are
Beaufort ana Port Eoyai, which the Yam
Fees lave long led withou. disturbance.
h9su,ort, no: Savannah, would have been.
ani always will he, the poe: ddppus for
land a.tseEssoo Charleston, when TIA. at
tack - mace. TIE loss Of Savannah is no
loss 70 ls, when the whOle garrison Il
saved. TIE .o..s Of Vicksburg would no.:
have been Unremedied if Davis had not
thrown away az. army with il. The loss o.
Savannah - q real gain when the garrison
increases TIE Confederate army in The Eelu.
The enemy are Cot likely 10 leave q CARR.
son 10 The city.
In It's usual va.n-G.orioHs and bo,nbas.
TIC style, Sherman tells his friends that.
when he sun commences to move north
ward lie Viii follow the suns example
and there IS reason 10 believe that he will
Keep LIS word. We suppose Lis column
ct Savannah yesterday. Ee makes no
secret o. lis destination. 1t il Richmond.
rs re'ate res from South to North CAROL.
IA. ne piish men: of such a march
ntes e. necesState an attack on Charles
Dn, any more tran march on Savannah
involved an attack on Macon or Augusta,
Sherman Low relieves he can live on the
county anywhere. and march where he
p.ehAes, W ii $1,000 or 1000 men. He can.
y ie faaLcles through a GENTRY where
.htre : relther an army or .or,Ifcations
y. vas no r,ea. iea. tor him 70 march from
AIaL.a 70 Savannah. lie lad done moth
lEg .sat q band CT escaped galley slaves
ool4d -. have Gone 81 wei. No Gonb. ne
can move through he CarolInas 10 Rich
mcnd exac.jy as tie ca me, il the Conte(ier-
ate army . no: = no way; bu: possibly
Mr.. DAVIS Is now Convinced Of the nenessi-
~ % enr.oy.Lc armies 10 resis: the pro-
gress q an army. 1t the Confederate ar
IH,6s are h0nt 10 Re presen. led as Christ
LAS Ei.s, " IN Gen. Zee tor the3r Com
nanGsr- 1c-Sile., i VIII 10. he an agYeea-
Re J'a-en. e iEen2. Ia. sch relief 10 tie
tolItr" - " eraIie IS .eAhYea,he more
-He ~.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Ibis makes total Of SO lives lost by
railroads., steamers and boiler explosions
during the year. IN addition TO these, "a
persons have been injured by the same
agencies. The great casualties Of the world
during the year have been as follows: 1000
ilves lost by the burning Of the Cathedral
OF Santiago; 1000 persisted IN a great fire
al Japan in February; an explosion at
Corfu in June killed 1877, and the Grand
irunk Railroad in the same month slaugh-
cred 81. In August the lightning killed 8
persons at Joliet, in Illinois: Is were killed
at Philadelphia by the fail OF an aims house
ana hood at Denver drowned TO- In Au-
gust q wa:erspout at Whampoa drowned
~. In October 1000 lives were lost st
Cslcutta cy tornado; & lives in
Mexico by an earthquake. As we write
ne news comes by telegraph that tie
steamer North American f,orn New Or
leans on the 10th, lo7 men lost, making
Inc total number OF lives lost by s:eaInbCo:
accidents 4os, and the total arcYers.e
l.2IS. e"'e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

SALE m sEEEP.-Ihe Licking county
{0.l Record notices tie saies If sheep TIA:
have taken place -he past season N that
county. Tuen:y-e. ct: yearling ewes
brought $3.50 +;.1a; .t.r:y-i.ye broIgh. 500
each; ten 800 eac.: eighty Eolgt. $4Ou,
five $500; eighteen 81; four $780, and four
Sii1 each. Twen.ys.x eve lambs brought
in gross 81 900 ard :h.r.y- seven sreed-ng
ewes, from sl2 20 thirteen years Old,
brought IN gross s. soG, ard like cd ewes
were sold Tor 81, 800. One ,wo.vear cd
buck va sold TOR s-,tpo; ore K; 81 100 ~
one-aa.f ln.eres. n a yearl.ne trongt.
II, SOC: one brek i've years Old sold Tor
5000: one buck ..Mb $1,000, and another
500; while arc he. yearl4Lg brought :. COO,
another s., so. ard another 81 ,ote; and 80
on, not oml!.lrg 81. 800 .ha. was pad fer q
single eve. sheep are growing decidedly
respectable.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

an OUTLAW ScESR.-A teud Of ,onc
standing, existing between D.nard Tr-na7
and Howard EdInonds. two noted eue-ril-
sas Q, the Cumberland river border, re-
suited ia bioody tragedy On SATURDAY,
AZ. Duncan, two niles from Duncan-o,sn
n montgomery county, Tennessee. and
ns.n neinS intoxicated, ley were cage, fer
an array. Edmun2s w'as 30 tas: .oy r., -
her. he Grew It's revolver, placed The
. ..., 2'e 20 ne meek o. his deadly enemy,
dFea, ana iGrner sank nyoa me hearth >
corpse. Eomaneis c.os>ted with heudish
as1lSns a lew moments over tbs dead BODY
81 MS 1lv@i, Staggered % q bed. and soon
was obvious 20 eTe-y.t.a.; a:3una-.ne
eyes cioseu 70 re heavy, drunk sleep
= "'ls :. "14u seene-tfe olooly corpse
rlfal iylns upon .he bed, dead C.un4. :,
Va inaeed s.s.E,~4ns3 t,setlre i. y.,e q
Ped cA;.a., --ie.- ---..s,,,.e .o.reai
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

Els Exce.3enay Governor Andrew. fsay Is
MassacL lse-.s paper, related st tie en-
Der 70 .te cadets the o.Ler evening, q 'iit-
..e story" WI Il Re credited 70 Preside II
NEON, ana With We taye nc. ye. seen
n PRINT. Tie aLelGC.t w. frs; tod on
TIE E;gh; e he s:h Of November. . tea,
ionc after tie Success of tie Union candi-
.a,es was assured, he returns Of heavy
InalC..t.eS sell came II Kick ard jar..aUt
Then j. WIS that ne Pres Den; was re.
minded @: tbs i..!rols Incident: A frierc
81 ~, pass lIG a-cng q village street. was
painfully t3.:eu ny an ugly cog. A single
bow oi heavy stick, skilltuIly aimed,
was suticer. % l. ii he animal instantly :
tint the eLracea pedestrian still continued
70 pDnLe4 re corpse, LII little ves.ice of
tie canine form remained. a. .eny:h he
was 2.ceosied with what are you .b0n: p
That Cog nas been dead this ten NH g..es.
-. KNOW -, was tie reply, "tut ] way: 20
give tie teas. a realizing sense TIA. there
IS pCr-sEEsen. after DEATH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

The Lcckro-; New York; Zee anroun.
ees lie aeath CT an eccentric inGivid ual
named William Co!ly. lie lived alone
EGG. grocery, and willed his property
Saluea - geo, TO his relatives in Eng.
anc. tie kep. his specie in an old boiler
buried n tAe cellar. Among the deposits
IN this private yaul: were rONoo three cent
E.ecEk.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21

The Louisville rfcs>, speaking 81 he
CAPTURED letters from George l.. PEN
tice ard J. II. EhristInan, Published a few
DAYS ago, says
THIS much we say. however, ca the
Ct.-s.uan revelations. Tie GocUIuen. Is
genuine. TIE original letter has bee q seen
~ numerous persons very familiar with
Chrisinaa handwriting, and we have
nc. ..eard Of one q lis c.ass who nes.:a-
led Il LIS convic:ioE Of this genuineness Of
The letter. During tie Convention here
were gentlemen Of The Ligbes: character n
attendance - delegates, who were about
81 familiar with the Tar d-w.i..Dr is WE
Their ow q, snG ,bey declared :ne.r wiling
aess % make cath 20 tie geIo.EeDees Ct
III tar.IntL.n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-01-21
The following g an ex.rac; q a letter &C.
sc.ih!ng tie last ta.t,e before Nasavll!e:

ne -o-5CW2nE . An extract q q .ette- &C.
scr n!ng the last battle before Nashville:
! wish the men ;Eat ccEl posed S-aC ford =
oa:teEy tad teen engaged n - wo.:h.er
cause. They worked .ne.r guns GLiil hey
and .:le.r glns were captured. Dat OF sew
ec.v ne., forty were killed and wounded.
All he Commissioned officers were Killed.
tie comnaEGer Of .Ee battery was tie
LaL Gso:nes: ,naE ever saw lie was sno;
n the heart, ard tel, s.rt.jc h. as an arrow,
beside che Of rs guns. lie had the pref
test laDd and .cot ever saw. lie had on
the par q scots. Seine soldiers re.
marked Ill let hose boots were stolen
from some Ct cur fellows" by c.
SAWS Captain DoyG, yea haven: go- a
nao . soar brigade who can wear Tia.
pair 81 boots. Eaess he TT Z, TOO. He
had fne diamond 1lr- CT his !et. little
tLger, VT. sh ret OF IS nc: there now.