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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
CONGREGATIONAL Conyenr,o..

The Congressional Convention which met in
this city, on Wednesday of this waek was very
well attended. The best OF feeling and har.
mony prevailed throughout the sedings. Il
mas rarely been our fortune to witness the de-
laoeranons OF body Of men more digni6ed
aho gentiemanly. Aud without intended fat.
'ery we may say that the delegates, as q body.
we're nns looking, intelligent Get Of men
Viewing them rs the representatives of the Re.
pubicans of the FIRST Congressional District. We
nave reason to DO proud of the political ornan
,zat'on to which We belong. In these DAYS of
looce morals and intemperance, il is q pleasure
W KNOW tnat IN large Convention. represent.
Jug ne dominant party in a District containing
no TESS tnan three hundred thousand pcople
thsre were no other indications than those az
honesty, temperance, and honorable bearing.
40 'ns nomination Of the gallant COL Curtis
s"els was IN reality, no opposition. As mere
a'ser VI FORM an informal ballot was taken
atet winch he was nominated unanimously by |
reclamation. The COL was introduced 10 The |
convention, amid enthusiastic applause which |
clearly demonstrated that he has the approba.
Iloh NOS only OF the heads, but Of the hearts of
ns constituents After thanking the Convep.
'ioh TOT the nomination received, he entertained
me audience for an hOdk and half with for.
'iolc and eloquent speech. He showed concIu
"veiy that the Administration of James Buch.
"An "ss ue'oted 10 the institutions of the
'eutn. Ihat the whole power and patronage
# the general government are now welded 70
xtend and psrpe,uate the curse of slavery
he interests and wishes of the Northern States
re Indignantly spurned, the rights of freemen
re stricken down, the ballot.box is corrupted.
uhlic Improvements are left unfinished. the
reAt national highway, TO the Pacific is post.
oned, and nearly one hundred millions of dol. !
ars are expended annually to further the in
erests aud establish the dominion of Slavery.
We have no room tor even q synopsis of this g
bic speech. During its delivery the Col. was q
frequently interrupted by the spontaneous an.
'ause OF the audience. He announced his in. i
entlon to thoroughly canvass the District, and
o devote his tine to the Republican cause.
Let the Republicans throughout. the Dis,rc. pre-
ARE for, and execute a vigorous work, and a y
triumphant victory will be achieved, and the
on'nion, power and tyranny Of slave holding |,
emocracy will be forever broken.-Osksloosa n
erald -
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. New York, July II.
Fiour-Market steady. Sales Il, 600 bbls at IS 81 a
W Tor super states 81 1904 10 for state; x3 S
100 for super WESTERN S. 9514 IS for common to me.
dunn extra western. Canadian Flour unchanged
sales 1000 hbls at "a 255 rs. Small gales Rye Flour
at :$3 000b3 so.
Wheaf-Market more heavy and prices still rule in
favor OF buye's. Sales so 900 bush at 6s6l75c for
unsound Chicago Spring; s019Oc for inferior to prime
Milwaukee Club 81 oil for winter Red Western Al Oo0
l eS for White Western.
kye-Duil. Sales 500 bush at Toe.
Corn-Heavy and unsold mixed lower Sales 20 OGo
bush 63O15c for inferiort good mixed western.
Osts-ilull. Sales at 4.l46kc for State and Western
P-rk-Market Dull! Sales 500 bbs at SIC 65QI16 IS
for mess, and $13 IS for prime
Beef-Unchanged.
Lard-firm. Sales at 1fL@11xc.
Butter STEADY. Sales q, 120ll6c for Ohio, and 15M
1sc for State.
Cheese-Dul, al SMsc.
Whiskey-Sales 49, bbs ct 22LG22kc,
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The Great English Remedy.

. Inc treat English Remedy.
Sfts LANES CAAEsfsEs.S
e & a G IL n C lie Pills.
Prepared rem a prescription IF Sir j. Clarke, H. D
iAysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
medicine is unfailng in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution is subject. 1t moderaes all excess
and removes distractions, aAd speedy cure may be
relied on
no MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent commercials
CAUTION.
These PHssser,ld not be taken Dr. FEMALES duyiG the
FIaS7 THREE KON7HS Of Pregnancy as they are
sure 20 bring Mscdfidgs, but at any other tins
they sdfe
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Paipa-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain IRON cao.
mel, anthony, any thing hurfu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Late j. G. Baldwin Co1
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B-!l,00 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
AUTHORIZED Agent, will insure bottle OF the Pills by re.
mail. For sale by
dec ls-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS.
burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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\ CHILD TLsrFYiNG AGAINST ITS FATHER FOR
ENrRDrk-Tae Chicago Tribune has report OF
Eshe inquest over the body Of woman named
4 McNamee, supposed to have been murdered by
her husband The murdered woman was the
neither of two children, the youngest Of which,
/ aged four years, was placed on the stand as q
witness. TIE Tribune says
Previous 10 the swearing of the last Witness
the llttle boy was brought in and told his story.
lie iss very intelligent little lad, and told bis
story wth an srtlessness and sincerity that car.
red conviction TO the hearts of all who heard
lii Ia The morning, he had been asked by the
toroaer il bic father had whipped bis mother.
and replied no" He afterwards told Mrs. chi.
lon that he "daren't tell tina. man, for he would
Nil be father After he was brought in nj.
attention was first drawn to his play,hings, un-
3 hs hnldt! being overcome, be told, in his
eiildish, lisping prattle, how his father struck
hs mother, and she fell down; how the blood
~, and she was very sick" how he stamped
spou Der after she lay upon the floor-at the
sus time initiating, with his tiny foot, the mo.
bon how his mother lay in the dark room, and
I Nv" idtHcT UFeW Uef IOrt0
}, The hair OF the head-and euitinp the ac-
son TO the word, he grasped both hands in the
ai Of Inc Coroner; how his mother tried to
n Up but could not, swinging his little body to
ri,e The mother; how he had no dinner in
p d,y time, for his mother was asleep on the
q, but his father got him some after dark;
VI hl' father put him to bed; that his mo-
q vas 10 the bed At the time, all bloody bv
ho'e how she lay on 1.-THE boards" 1.-THE
'~' VIC blood all around her; how his father
ssa Up the blood with dish cloth and put
" Ae pan; how he didn't see why she didn't
e.ore, for his father did it very often. And
ny, when askedd his mother was drunk. he
enety said no, but iader was" It. was q
Fae long to be remembered by all who heard
N the innocence OF his childish confidence
tn tale, which not a Learer could doubt !.
YET old enough to realize his loss. or the
ger III which he was placing his only re-
llng parent.
As' listening to the testimony, the Jury, witb1
/ very lew moments consultation, returned q
Isses That the woman camo to her death from
y" ihfcted BY her husband, and he was &C.
(aslsly committed to stand his trial for the
p'Gl crime.
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RrnffHnrnv NEn~.

BURLINGTON, Monday p. m.
weather cool. River falling slowly with .
good stage Of water equivalent to i've feet on
the lower rapids.
Receipts Of grain small. farmer. preferring
70 zee whether they are to hare any new wheat
before they sell their old.
WHEAT-5Oa56c.
FLOuR-City Mills t4,50-twenty. Ave cents
per Dbl of by the dray load.
CORN-Little arriving, worth IS cts.
OATS-Little arriving, SOC.
PROVISIONING sales for cash. for country
cured, Hams. 6a64. Shoulders, &c, Sides, 6Ic.
Hams. sugar cure, in canvass, loo.
BUTTER-Scarce a. cts.
EGGS-Scarce 1t 10 cts per dox
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 72a4;-Molasses, Belch.
sre. ~ cts IN bbls I; in kegs, 90 Sugar House.
sss4o cts. Coffee, l2al2}.
NAtLS-s4a4,5O.
WHISKEY-20a25c,
vINEGAR-9al29c.
LARD-7asc.
CHEEsE-Country, 7a9c.
20 Western Reserve, 1lal24.
RICE-6c
- sALT-Ground Alum, 81, go per sack New
ork lake, $50 per bbl; Kanah va, SO cts per
bushsl. rvs GO
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Bach'S American COMPOUND.

Fine Greatest Remedy ia The World.
For the permanent cure OF the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat scrofula
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
paints, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Flncr
Albas ter Whi.es,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Darrhna, Weak ston&ch, in fact in any case OF
Weakness. EEsiaHstatiuas, or Impure
Flood.
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.--Iaving US ed
your Baeh's American Compound in number of the
above named cases, cheerfuIly recommend It as
the Best Medicine with watch am acquainted.
j. N. BETS, NJ. d.
Pulaski, oswego county, n. Y, August q, 1856.
We have huadreds of Certificates f.om Physicians
corroborang the above statement, which we can pro-
duce If necessary. See Bac'S RecT. Books and Cir
cnlars Tor Certificates.
For sale by sQuIRas BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally. -
C0YErTRY & CO.,
Successors to T. v II Coventry Co..
sole Propretors, 81 Genesee ST., Auburn, Ny.
novl3bply
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t'sts propose to continue their connection.
and hence their posters and the announce.
ments. But one Of them, at least, has a
Keen interest in the result of the interview
between the pair now to meet, upbraider and
npbraided, in New York City. -Rumor has
It that the daughter of the soncstress has an
interest ID the movements fthe artists both
IN her own behalf and in that of her child
and the great artists.
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v 1t

a0loEIAi. CoURrEsIEs.-A chronic feud,
-''e'' professional Of course exists between
Nss York Times and Herald, which does
'eaoVad to the credit Of journalism, though
:. " 'as bits are pretty sharp. Here are
- lime. las, words =
eu ny nsfsld is endeavoring to make it's read.
mo-. 80 maj the Times 10 an obscene and i'm
RE- pef-ihst it publishes licen,ious and
b.. matter. This is disin,erested on poor
so.d par, We mus. confess, for if he
b., !, '.Scesd IN convincing his own subscri-
lem /, 'aN Tact he would lose tuo Mirds OF
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
Dir. Cheeseman's pills.

Prepared BY Cornelius l.. G5eesemGn, H. d., Ness
York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these pills are the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all rregu-
aritles Painful Menstruations removing ali distractions
whether from cold or otherwise headache, pain in the
SIDE paiptaon Of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO A4RRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable as thcy will bring
on the monthly with regularity. Ladies' who have
been disappointed in the of ether Pills. can place
the utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent 10 do.
NOTICE.
iAty should not be used during Pregnancy as a mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom.
war; aGted purely vegetable and from anything inju
fious to life or health Explicit directions which should
De read, accompany each box. Price 81 90. Sent by
mall on enclosing 81 to DR.. CoasELus L. CHgRsEnhg
Box ASH, Post Office, New York City. Sold by one
Druggist in every town in the United States.
II. b. HUTCHiNGS,
General Agent for the United States
l65 Chambers ST., New York,
TO whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by scuiREs Boss. Burlington. tsept3-bp1y
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eGocENs Double RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL
e..iae double accident occurred at New York
Ioniay afternoon, on the Hudson River
foad, BY which two lives were lost. A. the
n express train from New York was pass.
SHY Eighth street, q man named Geo. w.
FEY Who was walking on the track was hit
4 me locomotive, thrown several feet into the
.ad 80 iesriully mangled that he died with.
rev minutes. John McShaffer was on the
~ a.ck, and was calling to Mr.. Gidney, eau
.'ae hin to get out OF the way of the ap.
s'ang train, when downward train sud
ran against him, mutilating him in . ter.
" manner, from the effects of which be died
Z tea than half an hour
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THs RAcE.-The Tishomingo and the .Kso.
tsk we're racing yesterday. The former came
here about three quarters Of an hour ahead and
4 aimed victory. The officers Of the Keokuk.
|ho,.ser, complained OF jockeying and intend
10 ~ il over again to morrow. We hope this
Question will be decided without an explosion
Of boil erS
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|t,r !. ~ !" separated from his wife, Dickens
fs,or ~. s, and Charles Rsade, Of Peg Wof-
Moo, .a White Lies no,oriety. ia living with
d., mans vile. From the days Of the
E.ss. wy, whose wife was the original Mrs.
ao"n to Socrates and XXntippe, and 90
70 Byron, and finally TO Dickens, ma
M. snhappiRess has ever attached to IL
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Trustees Sale.
William p Hardin bv bis Dae4 ~

WHER EAS William 2. Hardin. by his Deel OF
" Trust, dated June goth, A. D. 1885, and recordt d
IN BOOK No. OF Mortgages, page aba, ia the Office
OF the Recorder of Des M0nes County Iowa convey
to T. X Wilson and W r. Brown, III the following
described keai Estate In the city OF Burlington in said
county and State, wit Lot No. Eve in Block No ffty
OF Barret Addition to said city, to the pawn et
OF hree promssorg notes OF ONE hundred and TIVE ty-
nSe dollars each, payable iu year, in two
years ana one In three years after date with interest
each at ~ per cent per annum, interest payable annual
~, OF the date aforesaid. And whereas the second
note above mentioned is now due and unpaid with in
terest thereon asaforesad; therefore, said William r.
Brown, one OF the Trustees aforesaid the request
the owner OF sad last mentioned Hote will sci. the Real
Estate above described according the authority and
PROVISIONS OF said deed OF trust, al pupe sale at the
'front.' door OF Marion Hail. in the city OF Burlington for
cash, to the CHEST bidder, Saturday, the 17 day Of
July, A 1888, between the hoaTs Of o'cIoeB, A. NJ
and NJ of that day satisfy said demands interest
and costs. W H. BROWN
july6-w2t rrrs'as
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,7-The account which We published in our
telegraph column Of the murder Of the city
marshal BY rosdy named Beard who was
hung bg The citizens, should have been dated
Lexington, Ky, instead of Lsavenwortb, Kan.
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Liverpool, June 3o.-Brea dstuffs- wealth
er continues favorable for crops Flour steady
and prices unchanged. Wheat firm with an
advance of Id; Red is quoted at IS 9da6.;
White 6sa7s. Corn. S4s; White SIS 6da33s.
Provlsions-Beef heavy. Pork steady Ba.
con duii Lard, quotations nominally the same
At 54sa54s cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-No change has ta-
ken place in the condition of the Money Mar
ket. Consols closed at 95ga95A.
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1ae pfoprls,ors of DIR. Halls Balsam for the
49, ana Dr.. Bakers Pain Panacea, in war.
-" s 'asse Medicines, to do all they are re
.4enasa 10 do, are reaping the reward Of
Io11aeacs in the virtues of these truly
medicines, 40 there are no other arti.
similar character, which have won
''ss 50 soon TO the high regards Of the great
! Of community. Orders from old agents,
'p2hcations for new agencies, are con
NY being received. Bolles, Smith l. Co.,
n South Water street, Chicago, general
~ Tor the West. Also for sale by ell drug
- Advertisement. Wit
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srIcIpE-Mr. WV D. MCBRIDE, an old and
respected citizen Of Ksosauqua, committed sui
eide on Saturday the Goth ult. by shooting
|tnsslf. lie was one of the founders OF that
,a,e, in good circumstances, . surveyor by
yuIssson, and left wife and one child.
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Boston. ,Julv1o

..c ), Boston, July l2.
AZ Carmel, Ne. on Saturday, the only two
children OF Lewis Robinson, aged I and yesre
were drowned while bathing
In Waltham, on Saturday. Miss n w.l,...
aged 10. vac drowned BY the capsizno If . no..
Inc lightning struck the dwelling hon.e on
corner OF Pea,l and Wash streets. Roxburv.
gong some damage but iniuring no person.
yesterday. '"Ss
r. among the prominent guests at the Nahant
mouse TINS season are Lord Napier and family.
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~ Among the many Preparations now before the
public as certain cures for the Fever and Ague, none
have been received with suck es ess. favor DR.. J.
H0STETTERS CELEBRATED .STOMACH BITTERs."
This tonic has been circulated and its many virtues
promulgated through the States, and every day the
proprietcrs greeted with the ntellg of some
dreadful case vanquished by the of their celebra
ted "Bters In our principal cities, there but
few families who neglect tile 'Btters" in furnishing
their medicine closets. As tonic it is both mild and
agreeable to the TASTE AMI stimulating in its action upon
the system For certain for the Fever ard Ague,
Flatuency, Dyspepsia and all other morbid Diseases 1t
is sure and unequalled.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
iufvf Ewf m
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Dir Cavanaugh's Pile SaIve:

Il
k.ENSasRHGZDS en- PILES:
WHFTHfh OF LONG STANDING OR RECENT ORIGIN; IsEERNAI
Oh EXTERNAL WHETHER ATTENDED PRoIAPsus,
AEhoRE3A6E, OR OBSTRUCTION, AND ALE BY
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
NO INTERNAL ApJurASrs BEING REQUIRED IN ANY CASE o.
1t TesEauLATE THE BOWELS, II eossriPATEp, OR
~ piARRHeEA OR pYsENrERY.
ih Piles, while astonishingiy prevalent in their
riens toEmS, aaengs all classes Of both sexes are,
at the sane lime, the distressing, frequently dan
gerous, and hitherto most difficult OF cure.
Persons VITO suffer any length Of time with the Piles,
generally ~ every thing they learn Of, purportng
to care the yet realize permanent advantage
thereiFoh. they have been TODD professionally per-
hhps, there permanent for Piles" and con
seqaently have dpaired any future cessation from
pain aa& suffering.
To al such SPECIFICS offered for their relief
ave practice; and during that time hds nerer ydied
Tsn rt q kaoWtedJe q @as proprfetors, of CURING
DIR. CAvANAUGu's PILE sALvE
Is strictly scientific combination Of well known rene.
dial agents. and has been brought its present perec
ZION ny continued series of experiments, extending
trough years q patient study and investigation, In
field where ample opportunities were offered for thor.
ouptiy testing its virtues.
PILE sALNE is the
First and only infaliiblc Specific sper D;sroprred
FOR that disease and which cures BY
OUTWARD 4PPLIC4 TON 0NLYy
anu mat N ae to come, as in past II will stand As
.eslg g1d without failure TO perform all the proprie.
tors eiam Tor IL, II their directions attended to.
large number OF gentlemen hr the country,
OF nigh character and influence, have voluntarily At.
eheacy IN their own cases. not of hearsay,
ana whose certificates mayb by reference to the
proprietors' Publications, be had of their agents
throughout the United States.
Price sl,oo per box, retail. The PILE sALyE 10 PIT
up IN glass Jars, incosed in paper box properly label.
led anu VIII keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city by E. T. Gay, A. Hendricks, Il.
Deitzseh, squires and Bloss Aug. Tn. CARRIE.
sepsl-bp1v stLouis Mo
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0rkAssf o. MARRIED MAJ WITH MS
H.. LAw.-Abous three weeks since, Q
nan named Charles NcCarsy, who bad
a.s uns cultivated an intimacy with bis
e', named Margaret Oaks, % years Of
= sns city. sloped with her to Boston, and
49,. ms on Broad street. McCarty having
b, work, they changed their residence TO
|A,eh .rs A week ago bis wife arrived in
H. A. ~ MN, and reported herself 70 the Of
N ,,..a lsi OF Police. Officers were pu, on
ls4d and On Friday the parties were ar
w., ~. sua acknowledged their guilt. They
tls,s. up Tor exan'inati0n.-Nsw York
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MARRIED.

MARRlED.
In New London, July 7th. by Rev, MIR. Mcbride, Mr..
CHARLES G. MILLER, OF Pleasant Grove Township.
TO Miss MARTHA W. DAVIS, OF New London
In Burn gton. July Sth, by Rev. Edward O. MITCHELL.
GEORGE w. DOW, Esq. formerly Professor la Rur,inv
ton University, and Miss ANNE NJ. J. CHAMBER AIN
lately Principal Of the Ladies Department In he Uni
yers ty.
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The state of Iowa. Dc~ Holmes County.
To John and Harriet A. Washburn and --- McCarty,
only heir OF Susan NcCsrty, deceased, formerly Su-
san Washburn, heirs OF John Washburn, deceased.
NOU are hereby notified that there liz now on Ole In
the Office OF the clerk of the District Court In said
Drs Mones County, Iowa, petition OF Thomas French
claiming partition OF the GLOWING described Real Es
tate. situate lying and being n the city OF Burlng on,
Des Moines county, and State OF Iowa, to-wit: The
North ha.f OF Lot No twenty three, l3D according to
the official plat OF said city, And that unless you APP
pear and answer thereto before the morning Of
the second day OF the July term, 1885, of said District
Court, Judgment will be rendered against You thereon
T. ID. CRoUkER,
Solicitor for pltG
The foregoing notice having been returned by the
Sheriff "the within named defendants not found In my
hslwick II 10 ordered that the BE- published for
four successive weeks In the Darlington HawkEye.
jnly1-4w A. J. MESSENGER,
Clerk District Court Dss Melaos Co., Iowa.
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s<Nr. L. CARPrR has received the appoint.
ment of General Ticket Agent upon our West.
ern Road
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Judicial Convention.

49,, rill be . Convention Of Delegates from the
'.... Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and Des Noines, lcom.
the lot Judicial District) holden at Burlington,
...s.y, July ssth, at O'Clock r NJ, for the pur-
,owIn s.ing candidates for Judge. Prosecuting
,s.pey and Member of the Board Of Education. The
n representation will be one delegate for each
,.pared Republican voters.
''' PHILLIP vEILE, Chm. Cent. CON-, Lee Co.
- ELLIOTT, Henry Co.
A. W. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
yIrz HENRY WARREN, Des Monies Co.
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Lansingburg, N. Y, July L.
The Farmers Bank Of Lansinburg was enter.
ed last night, and desperate attempt to open
the safe was made, but without success.
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OURS FROM PRENTicE.-A drunken father
undertook to chastise an undutifuI son, nearly
- large as himself, in the second Ward, on the
Atm OF July, but fell suddenly down-prostra,ed
by son. stroke.
II H. Belly 10 going to sustain himself at the
lsthmus against the United States, be must Of
course be prepared TO encounter the U. States.
How about his navel affairss
The census shows that there are Ave hundred
thousand more men than women In tho United
States. So if either sex has . pretext for mo-
lygsmy, it 10 the female.
OuR BRAIks.-Says the Autocrst: ..Ou,
brains are seventy year clocks. The angel of
life winds them up once for oil then closes
the cases, and gives the key into the hand Of
the angel Of rssurrectiop."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-13
For RalA.

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article, kept constantly on hand and for sale by
An4s-dH JOHN o. DAvlQ.