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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Mr. ED1roR:
Please announce that the american Par
tys has deemed it adyisableto Withdraw their
County ticket from the field for the August cleo
ton, feeling that the issue is between Democ-
racy and Republicanism, and that .Americanism'
is not in the ring
Also, please announce that the American meet
ing Of nexl Saturday, is postponed until further
lnotiea. NAVY AaEEIrANs.
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NEW CoUNTERFEITs.-Counterfe on the
bank of Westminster, Maryland, have made
their appearance in our city. The signature of
John Fisher, Cashier is engraved, and that of
the President, Isaac Skriver, written. Look out
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A1cI,isaa M Fremont.

In the course of q debate in the Senate on a
bill for the relief of certain California claimants
DAVID R. ArcHIsoS, the leading spirit of the
Border Rutfians of Missouri, made speech, on
the lth of April. ls4s, in which he said :-"He
gave it as his opinion, not only that the conquest
of California ecas effected By COLONEL FREMONT,
but that the United States had derived the ad-
vantages of this conquest at comparatively little
cost He justified COL Fremont in all that he
had done. If he had done less he would have
deserved and would have received the execra-
ton of the whole country. He made some ref
erences to the course which Colonel Fremont
had pursued course in meinstances render
ed Indispensable for his own preservation, and
always characterized by skill and promptitudc
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To BE FoRwARDED.-A number of documents
from Washington arrived at the Post Office yes
terdav per Golden Gate, addressed to Ned Me-
Gowan, Billy Mulligan, Charles Duane and Jas.
P. Casey They were franked by the Hon. p.
4. Herbert The questionis, where shall they
be sent to? The fact of an assassin there cor
responding with assassins and their associates
here, speaks rolumes.-[Gaiifornia Bulletin,
June l6
Herbert had no idea that before his docn-
ments should reach his California friends, hemp
would have finished one, and the others should
have been forced to leave their country 'for
their country's good"
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Cali YOU that Nationality

DRAocRArIc SurpoRr FOR Fremont IN NEW
YoRK-The Ithaca Journal, for nearly thirty
years the Democratic organ in Tompkins coun-
ty, and the only paper published in that impor
tant county this week takes down the flag OF
Buchanan and Breckenridge, and runs up that OF
Fremont and Dayton, the Angelica Reporter, the
Democratic organ in Allegany county, has done
likewise. The Evening Post, of New York city,
St. Lawrence Republican, ogdensburgh, and
otsego Democrat, Cooperstown, took ground
With the Republicans last Fall The Re-
public, Buffalo, Democratic Reflector. Madison
county, Cayuga New Era, Auburn, Pulaski
Democrat, oswego county, and several other IN
fluen,ial journals which support the Democratic
last Fall, now declare for Republicanism and
Fremont
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speech OF Col. warren.

t,.f, nj sefty
1,,.. ,a,,;nr c,l Err,
1 rr. a. -, ..;,,., .,,,r,,,,t, from lIe
~. o,.c,,,,via,, same two hour.
/ ,,.Y W, - ha,nv ,lIus;os ia
4 s...,. -, ~, ,n..,o IN Rurl,nss.
~ ,.,;ah ,,,er roa,n to = ,,re.
- ,,o-oor,,,.. canvass
a,,e,o u. .a ,I,s;,,, aud faeiinp euIo.
.;.,,, ,,,,a,, H. a.. ,,a who ,hen was elected
- h;s ,ror, o1,,;n;s.
| - ,,,oo,,, ,.y;eh hi. do.
~, .,,.,aa ,,,o .an,,ry The allusion
:. ,,..., n. ,,,,,,.,.d shou;,,, n !,
- -. - 80. w. ..;,, ,...,,,,;.3o w,rtn
j, ~. ,,,a.,1n
| ~, w. e .i., ;..,,,,, ;,vo,vea in
a,o..;an ri. h,e,,re tho .onu.rr
oe i, E,,;a. 80 s,,.l, s,ovorv he ~.
| ,a,,.aa e,.o. 60 .a..;.a.,.
n, n,,,,. oe .,o ph;,aa.,nb;, convent;.n in
!, 5.ann;n II, o,bor oons;,;a,
.,;a,. ,,, "a .,,,;,;.,1 h.a oou,a ,oo.,b.
.;.,, ,,r,,e.o and ,bat
r,.,,os., ,al..., ,,,a .n,,... wbose 10 "A.
uo,;.,;,r ,,,a s,,aa of c,.rorv ue had then
.nd ,l,ar. mot MON ,top, bo hal before known
-, ,;,ton III oon.;s,.,t on,onants
MON ,,,e baa ,.o,, limo ;,nmomor;,l boen Dem.
oor,ts . nd no,,;no h,, nam ,cr,ts gut beley.
,hat al t,o o,d ;ss,,., hod no ssed q o,yar ,nd
that the nresent Presidential election was, simp-
10 contest far sunremoc, in the Government
hotweon s,aver and f,eedo,, thcv did NOT hcsi.
toto n onrala themselves IN the side of Consti.
tn,;ona, f.oodo,n
uo s,o,.o or fobn = rrsmont whose choice
h,d baer ,,,do with 60 u,ucl, unan;mitv AZ ,he
,,on far h. t,,es and tho crisis Tho oets of
h;s rfe had shown il Ue smoke If his carce, nc
! ~ ~ xnorer scorn;n dancers and hardshins and
NJ; :. sof tho ep,inan, services he had ron.
.,ooa - Ia o,,,sa or scio,,.o wh;c,, had beo,
a.tnovleaooa aud annrac.ted an both sides of
~ ,,,.,,.io na f,,Ilr of bis eonnuost of Cali.
c;, - or Lie rot,rn fr,n, rho Golden sto,o
sa,cnossesss,, and selcnoised he had shown him
so,f oonsI 10 tho ;emeroencies Of an excntful life
rLa conc oons;a orot;onS had oov.rnaa in ,hc
sa1aa.;o, of caoro., W,sbnaton as commanders.
H. paro,,,.;o,r o,v os b.l gov.
o,a..;or &c I,h, r. Eromopt a. a
..na;d,to f,r tho pres;dencv IN this critical and
,;,no All IN - ,b,, t;me mn greater
,ro,,,;so ,,oa hoo,, r;vo, Nv tho Father of his
ron,,,,rv i i e,ct co oro,t
~, W. s,,,., :, tho mo.t c,cour, o, !,
,nor &c .ho nro,.h;,;,;os ,f Col Fremo,,ts
o,ect;o, n. a,ve tho most encouraging ac.
oon4s c ,,on nrooross or freo nr;nc;,,es throua,,.
~, ~, oo,,,r. N., were ,e.v;no tho Pro
| c, ,r., i; .o,,n,r;. ros Nv tnwnsb;,S
az, ,,,,n.;,s ua as,o,.. ot ,,,,. Radical Democ.
rr of He,l;mor tho ..,optb ,cc;ono of New
york ncmocr.cv who had in bodv in Convcn.
| s.., =. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

COLONIZATION MEErING.-A Colonization
meeting will be held at Old Zion this evening.
Addresses may be expec eddy Rev.J. b. Findly,
and Rev. G. Clark
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What Claims has James Buchanan
upon Democrats in the Free states!

Whut Claims has James Buchanan
upon Democrats in the Free states!
The Richmond Enquirer, the leading pro-
slavery paper in Virginia, supports James bu-
chanan for the Presidency for the following rea-
sons. We commend them to the particular at
tention Of all gentlemen of National" proclivi-
ties:
because he opposed the confirmation OF Ed
ward Everett as Minister to Great Britain, on
account Of his (Mr. Es) opinion that Congress
has power to abolish Slavery in the District Q!
Columbia.
because he was an early, steadiast and etfi-
cient friend of Texas annexation.
Because he was an early, steadiast and ell
cient foe of the Wilmot Proviso.
because he promptly and heartily approved
of the repeal of the Missouri Compromise and
the doctrines of the Nebraska bill, excluding
the humbug of Popular Sovereignty.
Because he spontaneously, from impulse, and
| deliberately from conviction, indorsed and ap
proved platform which presents an epitome o
the rights of the South"
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IHCIAEE. NhH BEN
NONNECTING with morning and evening trains at
~ Rock Island Muscatine and burlington, and at keo-
kuk with st Louis packets
The steamer MCKEE, Leroy Dodge, Master, arrives
at Burlington from Rock Island Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings o'clock in time for passen-
gers to take the morning train for Chicago, and at keo
kuk In time for the St. Louis Packets Returning arrives
at Burlington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
ings o'clock in time for passengers to take the even
ing train Chicagoat Muscatine and Rock Island to
take the morning trains for Iowa City and Chicago.
The steamer BEN CAMPBELL. w. l.. Clarke,
Master, arrives at Burlington from Rock Island on
making ali the connections as above Returning arrives
at burlington on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday even
ings al o'clock making the same connections as the
Mckee.
These are first class steamers and the travelling pub
lie may rest assured that nothing shall be wanting on
the part of the officers of each to make passengers COM
Portable VIM. ENnSLEY, Agent,
iel2tf Office at Ogden Copp's.
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eH- There will be but two parties in Ohio,
Buchanan and slavery on one side, and Fremont
and Freedom on the other. The Cleveland
Herald says the entire Fillmore ticket is now
cut of the field.
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Notice "a Farmer,s,

MANNYsN Patent Aalustahlc Reaper
~ AnA Mower Com Sim0a.-The undersisn.
Gs the only Aeents for these mAehines Farmers will
ssnso cai and sec them before purchasing any other
ssa. imayatbpsD MiCHAElS, PARKS co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

.D-p ScouNDRELs"- Benton said, the
other day at Bolivar, Polk county, Missouri, that
the delegates from the thirty-one States OF the
I-n;on comnosing the National Democratic Con-
yenton, we're he harlots, male strumpets, sir;
not fit to go to hell for none were received IN
hell but thoss who had souls; and those d---d
seouudrcls had nothing but gizzards-nothing
but pizzards, sir,n So says the Bolivar Courier.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

DR J. B. EDELE N.
sTf, OF o. s. A. oilers his professional services 10
AR,ssrxsers-Faevhty Maryland University, Medical
s,pie.,ion Of Washington, d. O., Prof AcnEo Clark, New
fefk 49, pa.,.,,,oo two doors above
l.6ay
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@. M. WILCOX & 90.
YyyuOIESkIE and Retail Dealers I'm
w Rocks. stationery 81 Wall Paper. No.
Barrei, House Block, Burlington, Iowa, successors 10
4 4 Var
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4 GRICULTURE, Gardening, &c.

A AGRICULTURE, Gardening, &c.
IN Coleman's Practical Agriculture;
Wells Year Book Of Agriculture;
Fessendcn's Complete Farmer and Gardessns
Saxton's Rural Hand Books
Buisi,s Kitchen Gardener;
Flower Garden Directory;
Dewning's Fruit and Fruit Trees;
Barry's Fruit Garden
E!liott's Amer. Fruit Growers Guide;
5 Thomas Culturist;
SO Coles, Book
SehenA's Gardeners Text Book
Yonatt on the Horse;
Dadds Modern Horse Doctor,
Amer. Cattle Doctor;
Gales Diseases of Domestic Animals;
Kinds, Farricr;
Mason's
Benefits Poultry Book
Browns Amer Poultry Yard,
For sale by j. p. BROWN,
Bookseller lS Stationer,
m.rs Third ST. above Jeffersc,n and Baxret House
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Architectural and Mechanical Works

ID DENJAMlNS Architecture and Buiiders GUIDE;
ID Bidde's Carpenters Assistant;
Ritchs American Architect; ture;
Downing's Landscape Gardening and Rural Architec-
Downings Cottage Residences and Cottage drounds;
Downing's Country Houses;
Village and Farm Cottages;
American Cottage Builder;
Whselers Rural Homes;
Carpenters Assistant and Rural Architect,
IaIeyres Modern Builders Guide;
Beauties of Architecture;
Shaw's Masonry;
Sioan's Carpenters Guide;
Csoulds I" Assistant;
Stair Builders Guide;
Nichelson's Mechanics Companions,
Appletons Dictionary of Mechanics, vols.
Byrnes american Engineers Assistant;
81 Pocket Companions;
Hasweils Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Books
kelts' Engineers Pocket Guide:
ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, DC;
Mshans Industrial Drawing;
Larlners Rail way Economy;
Lectures on Science and Art, 2 vols;
for sale at low prices by J. Y. BROWN.
Bookseller and Stationer, Sd ST., above Jefferson
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

~ George K. Perkins has been elected
Professor of Mathematics in the Iowa State Uni
yersitv. Prof. Perkins is widely known as one
of the ablest mathcmatic;ans in the country.
he was formerly connected with the New York
State Normal School, ana was at one time its
Principal The Educational interests OF Iowa
are fortunate in having the aid of SO accom-
,hul,
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eH- Particular attention is called 10 the re-
port which appears in our columns from The Le
sisiative Committee appointed to inquire into
the official conduct of DR.. Eads, Superintendent
of Public instruction, touching the management
of the School revenues of our State There is
evidently something s'rotten in Denmark
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NATIONAL KANSAS COMMITTEES. communi-
cations designed for the National Kansas Com
\mittee should be addressed to the undersigned
at Chicago. II. B. HURD,
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sE The designations Of Messrs. Brooks and
Kett, have reached Gov. Adams of South Caro-
lina, and he has ordered new election on the
2Sth. The Columbia Times says both these he
rocs will be sent back without opposition, and
with very large complimentary vote.
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az The Skaneatlas (N. " Democrat has
hauled down the colors Of sten cent Jimmy.
A call was issued in the Township of Monte
rey, county of AIlegan, and State of Michigan,
last week for a meeting to form Fremont Club.
The call was signed by SO names. Of these, 81
voted for Pierce in '52.
sB The st. Louis Democrat has adviccs from
the Plains to the effect that somewhat sanguin-
ary conflict has taken place between the 0onfea-
crate Sacs and Foxes and the Camanches, result
ing in the routing of the latter with considerable
loss Nothing is known of the relative force of
either party, but the success Of the Sacs and
Foxes is imputed to the superiority oftheir arms.
The conflict took place at the crossing ofthe Ar
kansas on the Santa Fe road, and continued du-
ring some hours. The Sacs and Foxes Killed
twenty. one Camanches and took two prisoners.
They lost two of their party and had several
wounded. -.
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P. K. WILS0N,
~ry ANn (,0rTNSIGIOK AL

A IiN.mH; "a, ,,ttsnd promptly to all professiona
- - - s",,pstsd TO his care in Des -Mones ana the
counties Special attention given 10 me se
~ md calectng Of cians; also, 10 renting anu pay
as ts,rs upop real estate and redeemng OF
isnds .a eoor Of nr Uenry,s
,sln, an Third street three doors above the bsrret
Ueu.c Burlington, Iowa lpeo l-oI--- . lgDp
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HAWK.EYE AND TELEGRAPH.
Are she People 81 Iowa In favor q
m xafffnm N saspa

i Are she People Of Iowa In favor 0f
MMffianIsunl
Shortly after the cSwardIy aud marderous as
sanlt upon Charles Sumner, in the Senate Cham
Der, Senator Geo. w. Jones Of Iowa expressed
his regret that Brooks had not "killed the d----d
Iscoundrel." Our statement of this fact, made
| many weeks since, has not been, and cannot be-
cUntradictcd; and neither Mr. Jones nor his
friends have attempted to screen him from the
just scorn and Indignation which such an utter
ance musth have awakened III every honest mind
The thinking, sober-minded, Iaw-abding people
Of Iowa, will decide for themselves what mea-
sure OF rebake shall be administered to their
representative in the Senate for such an afro
cious sentiment
Fortunately. the coming State election win
have direct and important bearing upon this
subject. Upon the State Senator'S about to be
chosen, for terms of four yearsea will deyolye
in part the duty Of clecting US Senator in
place of Mr.. Jones, whose term will expire March
4th, 1859. Whatevdr pretext may ybe offered to
deceive the electors, and to conceal the palpa-
bic issue presented to them, it is plain that the
election Of the candidates of the black democ-
racy will be an endorsement of the conduct of
Senator Jones, and an approval of rufianism in
the Senate of the United States.
1t also appears that upon the attempt Of the
House of Representatives to vindicate its digni-
ty and sclfrespect by the expulsion of the mlr
derous wretch. who had committed the assault
nm dnu all IF Ip,ra
voted against the resolution of expulsion, and
also against the resolutions of censure of the
members who had abetted the outrage. In no
other light can Halls vote be regarded than that
of approval Of the act NO other issue was
raised by Brooks friends, than a distinct appro-
val or condemnation OF the foul deed. And
upon this, the whole body of Southern members,
with single exception, and q number of North
ern administration uen, including Hall, gave
their votes in favor of the assassin. There was
Brooks himself, in the insulting speech which
he was permitted to make to the House, on the
occasion, said:
81 went to the Senate deliberately. | hesita-
ted whether should use a horse-whip or cow
hide, but knowing that the strength of the Sen.
ator from Massachusetts, was superior to mine,
thought lie might nrcsti from me. Il he had,
I might haze done tchat ] should hare regretted
for tie remainder Of my life.
Here is the contingency of murder openly and
boldly ayowcd, and Mr.. Hall voted to approve
it, while Senator Jones expressed his regret that
the purpose was not accomplished!
Men of Iowa, are such persons suitable rep
resentatives of your character? If not, let
your opinion be expressed at the ballot-box on
the 4th Of August.
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TO STOVE DEALERS,
aw a rAyss w.A.LxE. =. .. ptssE11.
PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
EAGLE FOUNDRY,
No. as5 Liberty Street.

NANCFAcrURERS Of Cooking and Paslor Stoses,
e. renesA assortment OF Stoves for Wood or Coal,
sseasie for the western trade constantly on hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SoIIClTED.
3An IL, fSS6-fcSdvly
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Sec'y Kansas Nat. Committee.
N. B.-All newspapers friendly to the cause,
will please copy.
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cARRIAGE MANUFAOT0,]R.Y. !,

TAILEf S1REEI, WEN " heStef . os~ e'"'s"p
RurliMgtons kONya.
HAVING greatly increased my facilities Tor SLWE
III manufacturing CARRIAGES, would res Nh SfSssZ-
yay invite all those wanting article in my hne TO
aand examine my materials and work use notihng
h,aebes Kind of stock in building my work, and my
saesl timber is all imported from the East have at
present twenty-five Jobs nearly finished, on hand such as
Rsavays slide seats, single and extension top Phaeons
hA Buggies, new pattern light ana taney pla.n ns'
,es and open Bugyies also one two,seaed fancy Phs-
rh, something entirely new
II Think all persons wanting Carriages woau con-
s their interest by calling and examining my work be-
ore sending Fast, lmarlo,bp6ml w. NJ. CoRNWElL.
CiTS Kimberly, BuRiINeroS, wRfNEz1
" Iowa, In Coclhaughs building, over kis{2&9H
hsrtsch Wigfalrs Hardware Store, on = 1tE-1T1v
Main street.
AusIe, Magazines and all kinds of Periodicals. neatly
md substantially bound.
Ie also authorized receive orders for all KINDS oil
Hank Books for the use of Bankers County ocers er'
chants, se manufactured at the we'll known establish
Gent Of Bsaunho,d & Some, of Chicago.
npAss Checks Receipts, &C., &c. stitched or bound
@ards lapr.2S.bptil STEPHEN 4. ACths.
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sE At a 4th of July dinner, near Charleston,
South C,rolins, the following toast was drunk
with all the lonors
The Union: May it speedily be dissolved, and
Hon. +. S. Brooks be the first President Of the
Southern Republic.
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!. L, CORSE & SON,
lIrkE0t .EsAI,E EsoOhselIcrs n station.
w crs. Jefferson st. three doors west of Main.
BURLINGTON, IOWA
tE- ps,lRRs In Paper Hangings, Wrapping Papers,
B,nnet Boards and Printers Materials tap29l
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CirS Kimberly, BumLNeroS, lvRfNEN
" Iona In ConlhanCh,s hnIding, over Eiki1&ER
E. JOY,

E. JOY,
pUlaDER and yIa amutmctmrGr OF ~ DUV5.S ~
~ SASH FRdMES WINDOW BkIADS, 49,. HEa IN
slvNe enlarged my establishment and having on hand
.rood suppy OF all kinds of butdng materials. am
kared 10 pa. up buildings in town or country on the
hcrtest notice.
Those wishing purchase any kind Of Building mate
rAs can be supplied at my Factory. with pfaoheM
upteaee Of fourteen years in the business nope 70
syentsAeon 10 all who may favor with their WORK.
kerlngton Eeh. Is, 1886 dWu
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mn, q. q. WHITE, HOMtE0fAi : - 81. -
,,., !, ,ssnse,f,y offer his professional services
IN ~ ,ss slt,yens OF Darlington and vicinity. PAR
,,r,,s AIrssyos paid 10 surgicalcases.
t,ssr. pd eoor over Green, Thomas Co.'s Bahklng
usr.s residence head Main street iyiEpPy
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...,. e.r.,,p,an. tor Kan.a..

The St Louis Democrat says: "ihe steame'
| Moderator, Capt. o'Neil, brought up COMPANY
Of twenty-s;x South carolinians from fad'.caa
| 10 st. Louis. They came down the Cumberland
are young men, and as the saying goes, are ''aii
armed TO the teeth They are commsiided y
| gentleman who is recognized as General L. d.
Ayres.
These raet, are similar in character and bear
ing to those who preceded them from the South
To Kansas, to which they are also bound, and
where they express a desire of arriving speed d.
Ii, in order to take hand in voting at the next
election. They make no scruple OF expressing
singular fondness for the elective franchise,
and to judge from their conversation, If they
don't soon get chance a, fight too, they will
"spile." Their words as reported are, I'VE
want to be in time to vote or to fight if necessa-
ry."
We have expressed too often ur views in re-
gard to these armed companies of young men,
whether coming from the North or South, who
go to Kansas with no industrial pursuits in view,
but merely to ssrote and tight in sectional
quarrel generated by demagogues and kept
alive by fanatics But efcossrse these men will
be stopped at Lexington in the same manner IN
which the Chicagoans were. Such evenhand-
ed Justice is known to prevail there, that the
Lexington 'sboys" will not think of permitting
one party to pass, and stopping another. We
shall see ss
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-, q sTraIfNn MOETOs. o. u. HAND
Bsnnet, Morton g Harding,

xetrnska City.. Nebrnska.
vr,Sr sfaer hr Printing Office, OF Main and
fyrsush streets. Win promptly stiend to Land
siss collecting debts locating and selling Land War
and aiI the business pertaining to their profession.
k.R1v
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Mr.. Darwin met the speakers of the Pro Slave
ry party wednesday evening at addiet"oa.
He will be present at all their appointments and
meet them in debate.
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The Gazette and YER. ssarlaH.

The Gazette and Esr. isariaH.
The Gazette Of yesterday, in an abusive aftl-
Gle upon Senator Harlan, has the following,
in reference to his temporary absence from his
seat:
Eight dollars day for making political speech,
es is pretty well for g Reverend Gentleman-and
that too out Of the treasury of the United States
upon the preteSt of legisatins for the dear
,ueonla ...-5...s .--g... -.,s
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