The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05


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Ssate me-. geyeral 49, wcso bsrnsd dovr
The Free 1900 - lo,,e~in.A 1 vieilanea con-
nis,ea ~ s,,ssssl ssss,~l n ~ ,s.ssn3sr.
Is a -. h~-~.~e m 49, Irllfct other 4
mofe 80 - $3.50 ssenalliea s. 4 aeurt IL u,
ma. peraonai n,.rieA 1920 vese inficfal
Njaeoveians ca,.e cvee 3 1900 ID Pro-slayee,
men. Thev ars.aaad three II then-one n,
Reverend N. 0seuaFs, when they thsosfeae,
Co hang GA inpeieo.oA II Fost sooak n,
Tsee Staae man saIlle1. a acort narty IL ~
teen came u,,on hodv of Niasouriess M
Basnsyille. town neer Tort scoek eiebt,
strone, Who eava ehen chase. Five Pr
State men were oapeured making Ii II eirh
peisonera. ~
Additional Fee Staae men, aasemhled. Tn
o. 8. Marshal came down "a then. with I fore,
Of eighty men and Demanded their uncopdi
tiooal surrender. The Free State men replieS
to this demand, % ~ PATTY advanced. by /
.yolley Of naskes halls. The fre vac reformed
The con1ics lasted IN hour. The poess retreat
ed Ia n diefanca ana lIn.llv "a Il aieo,aee
One man % their side ~ killed. two mortally
wounded; The D. 81 Marshal dangerously IL
jursd. The Frse State nan received u
damage.
Colonel Phillips, Of The militia, was sent ~
Gen. Lame 70 command this force, with orders
to avoid the troopa He adj anced On Fort
Scott, but found that before - could rive bat
lie to the invaders. 10 would haye 10 encounies
several companies OF dragons. He resreated
and encamped, ~,
Lane sens down, and q nov eptsenched 4,
Sugar Mound. The troops were within twelve
miles Of him, advancing 70 drive him from bid
positiDn. His men held council. and resolved
TO fight the dragons, Ii they attacked shcm.
Lane cordially endorsed their action. Be it re-
membered, that Lane 10 now the Major-G General
of the legalised militis, and i therefore pro-
tected by Law. A fRhs 10 probable. will
send more minute news By another mesveneef.
The Lawrence boys went IN to Lecompton
to-day and demanded Of Denver the arms seized
BY the dragons from the emiRrans train which
came in under Eldridge. h vas unwilling 70
restore them. but seeing that they vonld be
forcibly taken ii be did not consent. finally
agreed to deliver them %. The bows returned
with them last pight-2O eabres. and l78 mus.
kets and carbines, in good order and condi-
A.
The convention nov in session has had e.
citing debates al day. Tha commit,ee on
resolutions disagreed. and presented three
renorta.
The majority renort. a;oned ~ seven mem-
bers. dis.pproyea az vo,ino for atate ofI,cer.
under Nys. CvmminehasRa constitusion. d.
The frat minority renort (aiOned ~ n.
Vaughan of the Leayen worth Times. and am
other delegate.) recommends that I full Ate
ticket he nominated
The third. signed by Jane. Redoath .,one.
that he eiect;nn ~ i. rficina ~ q
Tor the purpose Of dssfroying the Lecompton
%.sp'ascy so1. no man oe nOn'0ase0 IOr any
ounce uneer y VINO shi not p'edge himself "oe
W pu' 10 operaton; tna' tne Lopeka consti-
hlv ~ = vote If ~ ,,sorls ~, i"..i,r - ~.
Toneks cons,;,n,;on 4. r,sd. !. 80. - f.., - -
ho &fufo ahaN ehn 4 A.
samhlv rana.i r. sn,;.a 49, sss;.n 80 -
oncs and ,han ad;o.sn 80 - ~. Ts 800
snn,s.,oS ~ 1,hs .;a.;..l $500.
NJ. V.poh.n savoc.,sa ~ 49, x
h.nnv effc-t -. Rah;na"., !. 800 :. -.
tino: Judye nonvsv Colonol ph;li;rs Ia.
Schnvler and o,hsr. ,ooL ~. !. - - III
Redna,l, s.;d thev conld nom;ra,s . s,.,a ,;cLa,
tho verv s;.h, &c rrs;ah a..,S Ia, ~
comr,o1 ;r;s,,;.. 49, 4. -. 49, -
w .sh;nr.o, ,,a .; 49,
John Rrown of nssw.,,nm;a g. cva r
and mon aousllv nn;n,ad - III ...ha. ,,;.,,,
Offices ''Ao'
The most radical .rd r.vol,,;o,,rv .n.o.ho.
have hean made - a. "a ra.a;vad III, 800,
annlause. The re,olnt;onarv anil. : .aLsnoa
[events NAV s1.on ro.La !, ,,,.n,fss, = 49,
that will astonish ,he dem.oasnss whn ,h;nI
I'M nv nlans;hle sonh;.sr;ss thss an .n.,s~a
free neople. ,''''''~' 80 - = s's'@'s
Nav God defend he r;oht,-s, Ionic nero.
arat.
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Pr0.Sl3vcfy Election NJ Le0vemvv0Fth.
Missouriaas coming orer-Hos Judge Lecompte
aad Dictator Calhoun Voted-.'Htlge Donglas'
Speech.
A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commer.
,ial. in describing the late border ruff;.n cleo.
ion OF Leavenworth. SAYS:
Yesterday. December %. the election for the
Constitution tool place. The day
was cold and snowy. The free St.te men and
some Democrat. RETAINED frnm vot;n, Your
as we'll as Others noticed Nil.
,ourians coming over IN the ferry hoat Il c.nos
If eight and Ten. leaving ,he;r horses hit.hed
IN the bank opposte. IN full sioht of tho civ
These same men we're heard by me. among ok.
IRE. proclaimine that The chad voted and
lidn't care who knew IL"
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