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From fhe National Intelligence,
TO THE EDITORS.

WAsHIsoros, February. 1880
Gentlemen, On the 20lh instant my attention was
called to publication in the Globe signed A. DUs-
CAN, ~ winch am abused and denounced. in language
almost as violent ss oil the people OF the Southern
States have been BY the same Individual
This communication has created no other sensations
with me than those Of neabe disgust and humiliation
-dlsgust, 10 see such article paraded before the
world 10 the Official paper Tin the paper supported by
Executive patronage y and humiliation that such man
should be member OF Congress. do not wish The
author Of this article any other punishment than that the
people should read his communication in the Globe Of
the 10Th OF February, 1899
i had not been in the House, on the morning Of the
20th instant, more than hour before the annexed
letter. signed by my friend s. g. Prentiss and others
handed to me- Afer the receipt Of this, several
other statements were offered me, and requested Sc
yera gentlemen 10 give me their opinions ia regard to
the correctness Of the report OF the speech.
must ask the favor Of you to publish these letters
with this note The letters are from gentlemen who
advocate the Sub-Treasury--from Wings and from
Conservatives
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1889
DEAR Sin: Our attention has been called to pub
LEGATION in the Globe Of this day. signed A. Duncan,
which denies that the speech published IN the Intel
lgencer, purporting be your Reply to DR. Duncan,
OF Ohio, on the 18th day Of January, 1882 was ever
delivered by you ia the House Of Representatives. We
were present when you replied to DR. Duncan on that
day. and heard your remarks through and feel bound
IN justice and truth to tender to you testimony that
the said report Of your remarks in reply TO Dr. Duncan,
on the 18th Of January, 1889, is, according to our re-
collection, in which confident more faithful and
correct than reports Of speeches in the House Of Repre-
senatives usually that it is nearly, if not quite,
verbatim correct and, incorrect in any respect. II Is
less severe than were your remarks the floor. We
add also, that your remarks seemed to be exempora-
and at the moment you regretted you had not
copy Of Dr. DuBcans letter the subject of abolition
and il was thought, from the expression Of this re-
greet that Mr. Slade (of Vermont) openly handed you
copy Of that letter, from which you read several
extracts.
We beg leave to express to you our individual re-
spect and esteem and are, most truly, your friends
S. S. PRENTISS.
RICHARD CHEATHAM
JOHN BELL.
CHARLES NAYLOR.
WIN. KEY BOND.
T. J. WORD.
HENRY A. WISE.
JOHN CALHOON.
WADDY THOMPSON, JR.
a. Z. ]. SHIELDS,
d. JENIFER.
+. MALLORY. "
s. Il. SAWYER ,s d.. .,
Hon EDWARD STANLy, House Of Reps.
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The Message of the President and the Protocol,
which have been communicated 10 Congress, in re-
lation to the border war; will be found in our paper
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DoGoTA, in 1896 and 81. By j. Stcuart Just pub
ID lishsd, for sale by +. TAYLOR.
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Hours OF REPRESENTATIVES Feb. 90 1889.
SrR In answer TO your note Just handed to me,
state that heard your speech delivered In the House
on the nth ult reply Mr. Duncan and have also
read it in the National Inleigencer, and that Il APP
pears to to be, in substance correctly reported.
Respectfully yours,
S. GRANTLAND.
II,n Enu,,p Cr.Srv
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Hon. EDWARD STANLY, House Of Reps.
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A8yygs;ssaf us
FOR THE IOWA PATRIOT.

R. Motif, p. M. Licking ton Y. B. 90. j. T.
Heman P. Graves, Bentonsport Van Burcr
Co., |. Il.
G S. Shanklin, Mount Pleasant, ]. 7.
s. Isaac Bceler, Howard's Settlement, Lee Co
John J. Smith, Esq, Henry Co.
Hawkins Taylor Esq, Westpoint, Lee Go.
J. NJ Edwards, Denmark, Lee CO. l. II g
William Burrows, Rockingham, !. 7.
j. c. r. Mitchell, Esq, Davenport, ]. 7
+ Fry B. Hazeltine, Esq, keosauqua, Co. |. i
E. A. NJ Sway, Esq. Pennington, |. t.
Henry Emo, Esq. and DR.. Walker Of Fort
Madison. |. Tt is54, s. a,s{s u \
i Howla,li u Brady, Bloomington l. i.
Jas. M. Clark, Wapello, 1. I. g
Charles Coffin, Mcredosia, I'll.
Joel Catln. Esq. Augusta, Hancock Co., Ill
D. McNiel, p M. Monmouth, III. g.a
J. D. Holmes, Quincy III.
D. B. Ayers, Jacksonville, Ill, Morgan Co.
VIM. H. Brown, Esq, Chicago, Ill.,
Hart Fellows, Esq. Rushville, Ill.
Col. Bailey, Macomb, Ill.
George Holton, Alton, I'll.
DIR. Joseph Wilkinson, Warsaw, III.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.

EDY virtue OF an execution to me directed
Id from the Clerks Office OF the district court
OF the County of Muscatinc, Iowa Territory, is
sued upon a judgement rendered at the juno
term 1899, against James Chambers and Mar
tan Sutherland, in favor of Joseph Henderson
1 have this oath day Of June 1889, at the counl
ty aforesaid levied upon the following real es
tate as the property Of James Chambers, te
wit:-the West half of the South West fraction
al quarter of Section thirty, (30) in Township
seventy seven north range one East of the fifth
principal meridian containing seventy-one
acres and sxhundredtls Of an acre more or less
and will expose the same to sale to the highest
bidder, on the .5th day of September, A. p
1899, at the Court House door in the town q
Bloomington =.
JAMES. DAVIS, Sheriff NJ. Co. !.
July Is. 1899
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned not to
II bargain for or purchase any lot or lots nj
the town OF Farmngton, and county Of
Van Buren,, of Henry Batcmun; or any part of
Of a certain claim situated cast and adjoining
the said town of Pennington, which the said
Henry Bateman purchased Ct William Brat
tain sen'r, as a writ Of mi JUNCTION has been is
sued upon the petition of Joseph T. Holmes,
enjoining and commanding the said Bateman not
to make sale Of any part of said premises until
the further order Of the court thereon, and the
title of such purchasers would therefore be
void. & WILLIAM H. STARR,
July d, 1889. Plaintiffs Solicitor. i
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BY the President of the United
S. M States.

Nm pursuance Of Law, j, MARTIN VAN.
IL buren,, President of the United States OF
America. do hereby declare and make known,
that a public sale will be held at the Land
Office at b BURLINGTON, in the Territory of
Iowa, on Monday, the twenty first day Of 0c-
tober next, for the disposal Of the public lands
within the limits Of the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships to wit:
NORTH Of The base line and eastof The fifth princi-
pull meridian.
/ Fractional township seventy scvcn, Of ranges
one, two, and three.
North Of tie dase line and rest oftae .flh pJ,in-
cipal me9idian.
The fractional section six, in fractional
township seventy fractional townships
one, seventy-two, scventy-three, and the frac.
tional section thirty-onc, in fractional town
ship seventy-four, Of range one. 4U
Fractional townships sxty-eigllt, sixty-nlne,
and seventy. townships seventy zone, and sew
enty-three, and fractional townships seventy
four, seventy five, and seventy-six, of range
two. Ea
Fractional township sixty-cight, townships
seventy, sevcnty.ne, serenty-two, seventy
three, seventy. four, seventy-fve, and seventy
six, OF range three. sl
Fractional township sixty-sevcn, and town
ships sixty-eigEt, seventy, seventy-onc, seven
ty-four, seventy-fve, seventy.six, aud seventy.
seven, of range four.
At the same place, in continuation, common
cling on Monday, the fourth day of November
next, for the disposal of the public lands with
in the limits of the aforementioned townships
and fractional townships, to wit:
North Of Tie base line and nest Of the Gffl prin-
4. cipal merididn. s6k
Fractional township sixty-scSen and town.
ships sixty-eight, seventy, seventy-onc, seven
ty-iour, seyenty.ilve, seventy six, ard seventy
seven, of range five. 81 lSsz#s Z. EAt ~
Fractional township siSty-scven, and town.
ships sizty-ninc, seventy. sevcnt y-one, seventy
four, seventy five, and seventy-six OF range six.
Fractional township sixty seven, and town
ships sixty-eight, seyenty.one, seventy-two,
seventy-three, seventy four, and seyenty.iyc,
Of range seven s .a4 F4-ffr @ Ffs
Fractional township sixty-scvcn, townships
sixty eight, and seventy. three, of range eight
Fractional township sixty .scven, and town
ship sixty-eight, except section twenty-one, of
range nine. SEA-
Township sixty.eight, except section TWEEN
ty, of range ten.
Fractional township sixty-seven, and town
ship,sixty- eight, of range eleven. & E1t
Lands appropriated, by law, for the use of
schools, military, or other purposes; will be
excluded from sale.
The sales will each be kept open for two
weeks, (unlcss the lands are sooner disposed
Off and no longer; and no private entries Of
land, in the townships so Offered, will be adj
mitted until after the expiration Of the two
weeks.
Given under my hand at the City of Wash
ington, this second day of July, Ammo Domini
1889. NJ. VAN BUREN,.
BY the President:
JAS. WITCOMB,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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D Rug q CHE MIeiI
4 WAREHOUSES

T1ARUGS, Medicines, 'aints, Oils u, /,
Nv Stuffs, Window Glass, Glass wa. N
gicll Instruments and Patent Medic;ns,, 0e
received, ~
so OF. Salph. Quininc, best quality 7,
50 OF. Carpenters ext. Of Bark, Pe,0,S
Bark and various other Agnc and ~
Medicines. 3 assssa
80 lbs Cream Tartar,
80 $ Aloes, .lg
80 /" Alexandria SIENNA,
200" Epson Salts,
] Dbl Copal varnish,
! - Turpentine.
y IL" Alcohol,
g Port Wine,
80 lbs Sup. Carb. Soda,
81 :" Tartaric Acid,
6 Gross Walls assorted,
2 boz. Lemon Syrup, superior,
S Thousand Principe Cigars,
50 lbs Gum Camplior,
100'' Superior Glue,
50 Kegs White Lead,
Turnip Seed, fii
Together with II good assortment Of Snn,.
and Fall Drugs, all Of which will be osss
at st. Louis prices, for cash. A liberal A.
of public patronage is respectfully solies.S
Store in two story Brick House, no., CT, &
Wisconsin Hotel, Burlington, ]. T. =
WM. S. EDGAp
Agent for Sappington s Pills, MofTat's liz pn
and Phoenix Bittcrs, also DR.. MIcss e,,, =
of Tomato Pills. als
June n.
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d AA Kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder al
HUI SO 1000 lbs shot, for sale by
FBRIDGMAN &. PARTRIDGE.
aBROTHER ,JONATHAN.',

The Largest Newspa per in the world.
YEyIlE Proprietors of this mammoth sheet
the Great Western" among the news.
papers-have the pleasure of spreading
before the reading public, a weekly periodical
containing greater amount and variety OF
useful and interesting miscellany, than is to
be found in any similar publication in the world.
Each number Of tho paper contains as large
an amount Of reading matter as is found in vol
umes of ordinary duodecimo, which cost 81
and more than is contained in a volume Of
Irving's Columbus, OF Bancroitss History OF
America, which cost So volumc-and sell FOR
SIX CENTS number, or Three Dollars a year
BROTHER JONATHAN being a genuine
Yankee, and thinking that some things can be
done as well as others is determined to present
to his readers, a MEDLEY hitherto unrivalled
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE !,
\ S hereby given, that on the Bird day. of July
n 1899, letters Of Administration OF all and
singular the goods and chattels of WILLIAM
j. HENDERSON, late of said County, deceas
ed, We're obtained from the Judge of Probate 81
Henry county. by the undersigned All per
sons indebted to. said Essate are hereby request.
ed to make immediate payment, and persons
having claims against said Estate are request
ed to present them duly authenticated for set
Element. Ill., JOHN kEPHART,
July'25-6t. Administrator.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

YUgEiE. Partnership heretofore existing be,
j. tween Robertson and Armstrong, in con.
sequence Of the III health Of the latter, is this
day dissolved bymutual consent. The bust
fnessswill hereafter be carried at the same house
by JIM RoBERTsoN
LIZ A fresh and general supply Of MED1
ClNES, &c, Just received by S lone, toge
tllerl with the stock on hand, comprises almost
every thing to be found in a Drug Store. All
OF which is offered on the most accommodating
terms particularly for Cash.
Aug. g6, 1889
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SAFE Low FIR CASH

FEYHE undersigned is determined to sell The
IL following described property, in thu city
of Burlington, without reserve: Lot No. s.
fronting the river forty feet and extends back
one hundred and seventeen feet to an alley, six.
teen feet wide; it fronts opposite the boat land
ing in that city. Also, l acres in out lob,
on which is situated a Tan Yard with the De.
cessary buildings, good cast Mill, fouhea
Watts, and all the work tools necessary fol car.
rying on the business, which viii be sold lone
or more acre lets to suit purchasers. Go'lc'n.
, ment title.-Tcrms Of sale can be known BY
calling on NJ. u. Browning, Esq, or ia bis ab-
scnce VIM. R. Ross.
All those indebted to the subscriber eithsr BY
note or book account, will please call andset.
tie the same, on or before the first day Of Au.
gust next, with NJ. D. Browning, ESQ.,, Ok 10
his absence VIM r. Ross, and save cost, as Their
notes and accounts viii be placed in the hines
of Justice of the Peace for collection il mol
settled before that date. f ISL
S. S. ROSS.
1--WE II 500 ~
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NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
h Every person claiming the right of prc-emp-
ton to any of the lands designated in the above
proclamation, is requested to prove the same
to the satisfaction OF the Register, and Receiv-
err and make payment therefor as soon as prac.
ticabe. after seeing this notice, in order that
the claim may be adjudicated by those officers
agrecahly tie law, in due time, prior to the day
appointed for the commencement of the public
sales; and all claims not duly made known and
paid for prior to the date aforesaid arc declared
by law to be forfeited. aa
JAMES WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
Burlington Prairie, 1T.

3 ] = Z {. a =
CusroM HOUSE SEizuREs. per-
son implicated in the late seizures at
Philadelphia, has turned States evil
dence, and; it is said that his .disclo-
sui'es will be found very important, IN
volving many persons and a large a.
mount of property. There is one
thing about the manner in Whichthese
seizures are made, which is manifest.
~ wrong. In case goodsiare received
and the owners, after being put to
great expense III defending them, OBJ
tainraverdictin their favor. they have
nd remedy. The Government new
erpays costs. Hthevalue Of the goods
seized is not over FIVE hundred dol
lars, it will cost the owner more than.
they. are. worth, to defend them, even
if certain OF getting his case. This is
fright. Let the fraudulent impor-
ter be punished to the extent Of the
law, but let not the honest importer
suffer because the appraisers have IN
justly accused HIM The laws in this
respect should certainly be altered.
AS they now stand they offer induce
ments for officers TO seize goods, when
they know that they have been Legal
lyinport'ediI. H. ~ .sa D. !. n.
leToueH, But Tkuf. Wehavef been
informed by mostrespectable authority
that there was few years ago, land
we take it Tor granted there IS now
atownship. among the highlands oi
Vermont Williamstown, we thinksi,
is)where one and the same stream 81
water runs in two opposite directions.
VIZ: the Southern division into a
branch Of the Connecticut, and 50
finally into Long Island Sound-,a1.nrd
the Northern into branch Of Onion
River, the Canada water, and the Gul,
ofSt. Lawrence! It once ran like
other streams, within reconectiolr) but
the fall a tree has Effected the Strange
result wehave nnentioned-not stran
ger perhaps than some cases of bal
ancing stones-a nice equilibrium
that's al. Boston Journal 81
Seine IN 4 scHooL Room. Yo IN,
gentlemen, will now explain to vo,
the Distinction between the active ain.
passive verbs. An active, verb e e.;
presses action, as John struck Asa. 4
passive verb the receiving ofFan &C
ton, as Asa ,das styuck. You per
cave the distinction the nominativ,
beng IN one case active and the 9th
eripasssilyas John struck AsaAsa wa
struck. Now will you tell me the pas
slyesyerb- John struck Asa. VIVA
did Asa do r ! Donno. 3, q 10 Q
dunno, Sit ayext, Why, Cant ' 'a i,
ofsyon te!l'' 'es / can tell'' ssThat;
rightg you are an honor Is your class
and a,sousce sof pride, 10 your su,. re ,3ao
table parents. We'll, what is itawhar
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Written for the Hawk:1s:ye and Iowa Patriot
4 riRurE 80 THE SHADE OF
4,Ei51s3 a.s .iss BLACK HAWK.

I.isb a.z BLACK HAWK.
Low in the dust the hero slunbers, Il u
Brave Chieftain Of q fallen race; 8
Before whose arm fell countless numbers;
Or sunk oerpower d in the chase.
No longer in the field Of action, g,s
Will ne urge the deadly strife; tsss.
sIoqqell the naughty iends Of faction, 3
And 70 secure a tranquil !!:fc. ri 5s.g ,,g,
j No longer thro' the forest straying, a.i ~
lffAt the lonely hour Of night; INA ss.si
Or in ambush closely laying; gGasa
To strike the foe by morning light. 'ai!3as
Nc NOR, along fair Iowa s strand, s3s. u.
Where once his wigwam FIRE shone;
Will he lead his martial band, a4
To the marshaling war-hoop's tone.
No more alone, by Iowa's rills {
Shall the nightly warrior stray; s'9
orslight the watch6re, on her bills,
To cheer the ranger on his way
Nor in his Nations Council stand. s,s5'tl
His untaught Philippines; to pour;
To rouse the patriots Of his land s.
e.l To drive intruders, from their shore. a
No more along the sweeping waters. a
The foeman's covert to explore, ..,'4 81,
Sballhis sooty, dark-eycd, daughters; gs
I'LL Ply for him. the plashing oar, Is
Nor with his braves from war returning,
To his lodge At twilight gray; ,,sJ Ri 81.
Sit by the watchfre; brightly burning,
And tell the horrors of the day.
Thou vast, brave chief! but art no more.
ia hero on this mortal strand; si
But iroams along, the Stygian shore; !.
No more to wicld the flaming brand.
flushed are the thunders of thine arm,
And quench' d the lighnings Of thine eye;
That smote thy foes, with dire alarm,
And made them yiel6 or dare to die
5 That virtue which impelled the steel, e
That thy arm resstless hurled;
Which taught Expressions lords to feel, Il
q Night too have aw' d a vassal world. +
But Science never on thy mind,
Had shed her soul.illuming ray,
Yet thou to Arts devices blind, 2.a 49,
The light Of Nature didst obey. III. /.
Thou call'dst that virtue, when the foe,
Hadst slain q vet'ran of thy train; 81 5.
In turn to deal the de -dly blow,
To apPeasei the names Of the slain. .
This principle by Nature given,
Asregent of the human breast;
Impaired by the God of Hca.en, -
To harmonic and rule the rest
But ali undone, renowned Chief,
Thy numerous hosts have fled, Il.
Like as the fall of Autumn's leaf,
And NUMBERED with the mighty dead, i
A remnant Of thy countless host,
Remain upon thy native shore s
A few revolving Moons at most, "a
Will sweep them hence; to be no more.lni
Far DER the Monarch Rivers breast
The proudcst Of Columbia's streams 81 ia
OF every land the pride, the best;-- So 'stet
Warmed by the Suns refulgent beams
Thou hast thy grave, Immortal Chief! b
,I,nshrouded in bright glory's plume Q,
While Chieftains pale, with waning grief;
Chant the sad requiem o'cr thy tomb.
ISL ttagJ ]. sP<
R,1rlinuton Prairie / n. II E&ts ist6a a3s
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FARMERS LOOK AT THIS.

TgyHE subscriber would respectfully inform
d the formers of Iowa that lie has Located
himself in New London in the above business
where he lis now constructing Wheat Planning
Mills, on The latest New York and Pennsylva
mia, improved plans. They will be decidedly
the best article ever offered tor sale in the Ter
ritory, and not inferior to Mills manufactured
in any part of the United States.
A SanlpIe of his Mills may be seen at Da
vid and Kitchens or Bridgman and Partridge's
Burlington City, or at his shop, in New London
MOSES DRAY.
NJ, =, j,,, ~ ak 1890 st
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BURLINGTON DRUG STORE
FOR SALE. gF4,

Yg1HE entire Stock of Drugs and Medicines
II Paints, Oils, &c. kept by William S. Ed
gar, and comprising every thing usually KEEP
in such an Establishment, together with thu
appurtenances. LEASE &c. is now offered fol
sale on, the most reasonable terms. 10 any
person with small capital, at homv or abroat
an excellent opportunity is now afforded for
thriving business. Enquire Of WINS. Edga'
or Of the subscriber, his Assignee. tss5L.lta
'.' s.;s5 WILLIAM II. STARR.
Julv o5tf .s.s4
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BRIDGMAN G. PARTRIDGE
IT AVE just received a general assor,m,n
u IL Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Good,
Hardware, Groceries, Prints, &c. &c.
10000 yards Lawrence shcctngs,
1000 :. blue calicoes,
5000 9 light and dark fancy do.
1900 blue drillings, 4 81
tons spun cotton, 10 bales battin,
10 bales wicking,
60 pieces unbleached drilling,
.'sa so do. stout strp'd slirting.
ALso--Port, MADEIRA and Malaga wine,
Linsecd, sperm and trained oil, ysrn,sh
Turpentine, whiting, white lead, glue
Borax, rosin, tar, indigo, alum, madde,
Is 9, 8,x 10, To ~, and IL x Is glass
Box and cask raisins, dry currants,
Goldfish, castings, iron, fioor.brads,;
Wrought nails, Sd, 4d, Cd, Sd, lOd, IA
5 God, and 40d cut nails; Eng. and Am,
vi blistcred, spring, German and cast steel
And thousand and one other articles, ShsI
with the goods they arc daily expecting, VII
render their assortment more complete III,
any ever offered in this Territory.
June 6. 1881 ss3