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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-05


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leienrslof Whsoalan1y erasioed only heeo1leak
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soeahlv he6oro IL wcsad asauoll a1Eah1 noa1ons
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1ask Lsoria. taken 10 slaver "a - ccass ~
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evu;eer. 49, brouehs into vera Cfus on -
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islMARRIEA

A. the residence % 0sosgs TsEpls, ESQ, h nss,
On ne evening q Wednssiay, Mev. :. 1s5o. y n 4
1GGLRSrON, beth Of this city.
In their happiness they did not forget ne prs,r
but remsmbered hin In vary Substantial ssy. -
tAssE nssriea Afs bs - pleasant and prospesos 7
things - they nay wisA-aad their hearts no.
young and buoyant - nov.
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The Lost Diamond.

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-. ~ 80 Co.. - - ~: o.i0 y. y 80 Eru9
m.rs;or ;rst a,,ss;d. - Ass1 - sp.yrH''
1890, acnn.sd * ~. 1850 $500 =. ~ cl'y 20
mnnd r;rr NJ 1 Tha 49,; 49, y .oMn, .ossa ~
go 90 80. ~ - $3.50 $3.50 saiue
m 49,. Il ~ hons.hoa M HI. . saca.s
S'0us - I. 80 avu,9no'@ miss .uile Fomem
= $500 ~..n;nn 49, 49,. ! 4. 49, ossAo
49, ..h..a q. 49, ~, sAI ~ o.
80. 80 80; 80 InJss su.:s ~ -
49, ....l...a -, e 80 - 1910 "
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4 ..se "a H'. 49,. VI s.ass ~ ~ = nuecI. III
~. - 80 $500 n.u Dsen maae, r.
80 $3.50 $3.50 IL cuu 4ucs.iOnSu put denlee
..y 49, ke y. s1e alalri Dol; 1sloss, wne
49, o-..e1 nsIu master. Alc sner ~ tnt
-: 49,: ~ sII $500 4 49,. y sns pio no
, 49, s.s JLO1;l og punlsnsa III ne! care
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y. = stC.en, = ne naa nC.nlng else g 60 na
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ent th.f ths ,cervic,scr' = 49, ... .IOae.
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~ u nca e.
some three miles from the house, was bru-
q y. &c. r ~. h..s .;, 81 my g u: &C..
= ~ - ,,oas NJ, .:s sAs suIn u onGe
whipped till she tainted. sa. 4#s,
~ my tod, what Wretshesl' ! cxclaim-
cd. ~a4s s4 ..s
They brought her g and asked hor what
sne nad done with the diamond, bat she. still
denied any knowledge ofthe mattsr, and she
Ana when brought out and questioned, she
denied having touched Miss julia . diamond
Another whipping more severe than the tirst
Ionoweo, ana wnen they took her from the
~, sne Tas one gore q blood from her neck
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OoMIHa ~ IN PoNf -Atan ansi-Sundav
1.eet!ng l3erman) feosltly Is Volk's Ga35ez
y; \. tie following rssolnsion was s1co-
I'd So - q.
Resolved that The Sunday lavs-in Oder
words the fourth oommandnent ought a ~
ard ats hereby, repealed. q q
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/. y i IN st1>Ss \ i Il

HousE- Republicans. 50 ssnAsE- Republicans, IS
Democrats, S6 .sss,s Democrats, 80
Repub. mai. IL Repub. mai 5
Majority on joint ballot II.
Divisions In strong Republican counties came
very near loosing % the Legislature.
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Gov. Josas, ~ rEHasssss.--Ths Menphis
Avalasshs. = IL 1lsk says there l. but little
hsps u - sssevssy e 1x- 0ovaaor Jeass,
vhe has tsen vssy lin tAss city ses sons dine
Dask 0ovsrnee Jones - Uaitsd States sena-
see from .leAs - 1857. and vas Govsrnos Of The
0tats iron leAl = leAS. He defeated James
:. Polk, afterwards Prssidsns OF the United
osssss, Il ls4l and lsls In the RAGS for Cover
nee. He y : 1aa q 2ns ahilitias. and ma
tisaal staassnas, cd ~ dsaaA woald b .
pQhNe 1ooa nss a.s@ Ess sss
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TuR EAarRnn Ex4Rraro.r - I'll. T..f.~~t1> m.
Journal of : l.te date m.ae.s,.D,as ~. q:
third estinate upon ~ vork 81 49, cc.s.,nc.
| tion Of thia ro.d n Tov.nsr.a-s .-o,ss;r.. =
abone asn ono -. r.;d -. ~ ,x.h II. ms !.
grading q ans;relv 6n;sh.6, n. e...L !. go
and in runninr order eeven,ee. m,l.. vast N
Noptecello. The track iavin0 fro, l.o~snsro.,
| il ooine forward With erest sisc,;tv m. :.
ment az a9sf 600 n eeock snhec,;hsa .ic,,~ NJ.
/ line. u. 81 spacial arreemens 1870 condi,
tionsf upen he comnission ~ fnll snr;.s.,. !,
The road befers the Ant 81 Janaarr.. M
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ent Of tres.ei vort "a In i. M .no.I 49, ~.
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rack from dim, !. 49, go, ~ Y, vs.
III poss;h. A.S-..h I =. q: r1-S..N ~, 49,
e,.ckl.r e,s v;si <. 4. 49, 49,
- M $3.50 a.. 49, !, 49,, ano
Sh.rs .hs. 49, :. ~ .Ssl = Novemoer'
eat I'm 4. IN x.;,;,. -. 49, '1Om 90
5 W. n.dA.ss. - .h.s ~ r..s.
sunerin.endsns ~ shs Ia E;,;; 80
good suit Of closhes thai ,r.;r - = lii .i1
run oys, IA sns;.s ~. 49,. 30. u - III -
mort - the ,rse of n.s..sh.. ~ ~ = Es.u:~
r.. !. h...:. 49,. 49, 49, - @o ED. Kruger y
1880. ~. Us.' '.s., gus = 1ni,nR 20 81 tnae
net.a - 49, I'm. :. - 'g1.1 'ns s0aa oe com-
-. ,h., = .".s,.-s:., - ssuus,y lIss' 80 suS>
from his fsilov e;s;...s ~. u. ~; ;. -. ~
ENERGY II n.sH;,. ,a.a.s. -. ~ IuaOmls ..as
in other hsnds -erId ss.s.. sIp:ns c c'ms
~ h.sr d.s.-.sS J" e s..ass 49, snurey iane0
II i d;sscns - s..;.. 49, ~, Oester umss.-
rect 600. ss iun ya'ue y ol-
c;s;..ns w. sh;sL %S ~ g Our ous'ness
hovsvs. ~, ..n.,s 80 = es1M.Mne
in freivh,s soa fss.s IN ~ y sns.S savegs
: i. ndsows es....s.;". =. sulnc.sns g snoru
49, ~. .s.N. sCe or something q that
"a NM !, sh,cash "ne 49, ~o.sso 90 nafo
$500 --..---.. .o-.. alI.nscr'ps.
News rsoM Yas Nmu-HeD,v C,o.~ ~
Marietta, and John stalev. al Tam. Count, 4.
rived at this place last Sseurdav even;ng 49,.
from the Rocky Mouotain Ooid N;ns. ~ 1s..-
left the miues the latter mart AZ S.rsSrn,.. 80
made the trim in ~ i'm fanr 49,. -. 49,
two.horse team-dissanee - M. nIsc. ...;".-
Ted q 900 miles. Thsee ee.,iem.n ..-~ 49,.
in good health and epirite and insend u ,..--.
to the mines early mari anrin.. Th~, 49, -
been sick day dnriav shs;r $780,. ..S ~"
Ps..; s,s ns..S ossaay among To- mners
- ..s. c,0sone' CRY gooos' groossies etc.,
ve,s M. :" -. 80 a.. ~ nunosed teams
ss~s ~. ". Go,S = ~, .i..Ds 80 Asss q tne
"a. shs,s =, -. a.. - - P'sn.ys - eoid
process e minins fsn,. ~, ~ =. s y sne
~ miner. vc,Isd 49,, a - - o.'Ornls, s0as
~, lcs-.Ss.. - S.".' - 80 Summer before
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4 lev days heeeso ~ alassioo, the sore
hsadsd Republicans - Rapids tounship Issued
circslas intsode1 - Aeosas ;the elsction Of
AneDs for Senator. 1his circular went on to
~, among other thinga that Republicans need
have no fear = % The legislssure-that We
were esrtaiA . have - or 20 meiority on joint
ballos-and tAat In defeating Angle there was
% rick 70 b run In regard % United States
9enatoe. Alsheugh The afrangeuent failed Of
its s0ses In this county, The came game
Of soosndrelism ves played In other counties 20
essssaally thss The Rspublican majority in the
eeate esnats has been rsdnesd % Mrsa. Had
Asgls been dsfssted. that majesty uenld have
essa eos. We tAlnk men thas take shis couFss
eheald b csademned 70 The ranks for an In
dseaiee dine, Or banishsd into The inhospisable
!egteas 6r Dc Democracy. -lipn Csansy Reg
lseee. Ra
We asses sully viii he Register In - esn-
dsnnasioa Of ~ ssl1sAAas Of 1 ~ sofs heads
ID diserganisess in our evn ranks. Who. in va
ssoss pasts Vt TIE 6sats, b. secret aad open
sppodaea so:shs Rspablicaa neuinatloos, came
very nsef losisg - The Legislature. These
sssashsrees frssads have done " much more
Injury than vas possible bad hey assumed their
tras pesidsns q spsa ssasaisa Hosswamsd,
Soesarosd. Let nens bas tSre and tried men
b pat upon guard h les0. We ere decidedly
b faver .sf shspsieg III dsssrtsrs, Give the
Dsasdics iArso,ds afair trial, but shsss o. hang
every oas' e tAsn found guilty Of srsasoa 70
1spablioan peincipleo.
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= UssAottc 0arnaa IL Qecianati hos been
efeaghs essere H. esarts lsss lesEinei up bic
dasshtsr and attempting - e1sros fss into. q
ahAnseansnt q her newly prs5ssssd Protestant
faith. The cass y not yes dseids1. s. a.
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/
80 New York, November l.
The Meralds Washington despatch says :--a
have II on the most reliable authority that To-
death penalty OF Brown will not Do imnediatel !
Inflicted. He may be sentenced to the RsnOve
within two Or three days because the ordinary
delay OF 30 days between sentence and execu-
tion does not apply ia che case OF one convicted
Of melting slaves 20 insurrection; but Gov. Wise
admires Brown spluck, and for that and because
ne wishes 70 show the world how maenanimous
Virginia can be, be will probably respite the
execution for at least the 80 days. / should
not BE- snrprised from what learn II "a order
viii be made directing Brown 70 be cent % Rich.
n'ond, and if be should be kept in the peniten :
tiary there TIL such time ~ the Governor fxea
tor his execution, Massachusetts, lady. who's
name understand to b Childs, has written a
Wise requesting. percussion % vail upon aud
nurse ne unlortonafe old man. The permission
Havre and Southampton.
N lts political news has been anticin..eA ~.
she brings London dates 70 10th.
Among her passengers are Mrs. Mason ana
family, Hon. WIN. Keitt and lady. jerome NJ,
poleon Bonaparte. and Prof. Childs Of Cam
bridge. :. -I-
The Arago passed he steamer Vanlerh;l. :,
the 10th % the Needles, bound il.
London, Oct. l7-Consols 70 dsy ouoted osa
s0e2 for NANCY, and 96t for acoonnt.
the market for brsadstufs y frua and nm
changed. -
New Orleans. Oct. 81.
\ u reported that another VjRilance Can,
mite y forming ia this city 70 superineend ~
election V take place on thssevsnth d Novem>
Assssss sssA# Mis4s sN as4sssF
= dspssstioa d '.Plag Uglissr hon B.lti>
more y also ssid % have arrived.
Iwenty>dve deaths from fever occurred IN
The Charity Hospital. :.
!, The steamship Grena d had arrived vith
dsyaea dates to the 26sh
Two cafeoss Of slaves, samberiui ]. 800. -
lepofeea e have bsen landed nsar Havana
81. Louis, Oct, 81.
IAs overland nail With dass % Is ia inse.
.fflvsd mere g Saturday night tAe news ! uns
~ lo!tan6 beslaeoo q 8an Rhoneioso Md
alyhay inpsovsa. but psicos weso lower; Nev
i = Aad Aascovads sugar ssi1 q auesioa
ne Arisona pspsrs ~ saat Ccl. nvev,,,,l.
- gives osdsss ~ - iunediete canssisn.
lgainet ~ Apache la1lsao. N q O.
Iho Aep1elicaa leasna aEoM 0anAe II ~
w malls srs osse o. 8 shas p1a1o. IN L.
'ependenoss 80 eeese - sateseainSA eAat ahev
'ave been lat1asksd " ~ lndiaao.
y y anaeFseeod sAat OellsIes WI eess,se
)lefos seas. ID ~ nexs Osansera
The wsasheF u New Msxioo - - aaA.h>
rUpe usrs severely iAjseeA. -
d. Msnphla Q,t. y. Il
OveflAnd mall u shs III, assivel. n $3.50.
sesesee' 1eosk q - eastAasaka ~ @ /
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- ... Bslsimore, pm. v
/ ". =. Preston, the Democratic candidate for
congress 70 the 80 District y nov ly,ne al
4 0atnums Hotel badly beaten aboas she head
committed in the 7th Ward.
10 The 18th Ward, which u the ssronphola ~
Ksformers, ". 9. McGiti, psominent Reform. .
| e. made speech and announced lie Win :
0rAwel OF Mr. Thomse, the candidate for A,,or.
ney.Genefai The Reformers then III vitha ra-
nnd'ns y impossible to accomplish any thinr.
BAlsimore-Evepine.s
IT. A. 3. Kyle. Who received natal Ma u
nis temple this mornins, q the election pcIi. !.
.ue iSsn wafo, wAs feposted dead d o,clock
wy ne sas st'll alive IN hour Since bus ~ 80
nopeless. - the bali 10 hurled il III. hra;n
AZ o'clock Or. Robinson or - Cats,
COMMITTEE visited the polls ID ,he ll,h 800
400 announced that the reforners hsd hs.c
oraven from every ward except that ana ~
o1n, ana be therefore counseled ,he rcformer.
so withdraw 70 avoid farther bloodshed. a.
-. aomAs &C. fsior'n Judge. retired, ana - coa.
Inc sstormers throughout .he ci,s tooh u.
ssme course. leaving ihs polls ID ~ h.nd. n
inc dominant party
numerous reports are aHoat In r@c.,d VI
the several Yards. - S'''1sos -
70 the % ward chas D4rkArd. !. G..m., =.
sooe- 10 The hip. Ia The 5sh ward q u,,L na...
man rs dFeadful'y beaten.
~ feiasion 20 the assault upon NJ. Prea.o.
ne moss reliable report Il that |, c..nr,ed i.
USovanssow, 10 the yth district. ID .ltin,ore a
ss0oans s.ys sc assAilans wAs IN Irishmen.
$3.50 80. y o.,nces g afrise q The truth viii $
w.ser,ovn, VIA. Noy.a
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worlk Ter &c I.erielae.v..


In our next Legislature there will be doubt
less, working Republican majority in both
branches. For the laws enacted md the an
Preparations made, the Republican party will
be Of right held responsible. In view Of thu
factthe Darlington Havkeye makes two or three
sensible suggestions. The FIRST 10 that the ses-
sion this winter should be saore, and that al
appropriations made % small % 10 cousisten,
With the pablic good. There 10 mo nesessitv
this winter for long session. There is bus little
e - done aad it ought to be accomplished in
the shortest reasonable time. An appropri.>
tions not actually necessary 70 defray the ex-
penses Of the State governments and 70 proceed
with public works whose completion 10 urgen,ly
demanded BY the best interests Of the State.
should be a. once ignored. In these times Ne
do mot want and must mot have leeches ON the
public Treasury. ssass as
g We believe il 10 pretty generally conceded
That the Board Of education, instituted BY our
new Constitution, is needless bosheration and
expense, and that Is ought to be dispensed with
At the earliest practicable day. The present
school Law may need some minor amendments.
though. in our opinion, that part Of il which
relates to common schools ought to be left in
the main, with perhaps one exception. un-
changed There is nov, % far - our acquain.
lance extends. pretty general acquaintance In
tho provisions Of the present Law. The ia. erese
taken in schools, and their efRciency, Ne think.
we're never better than atpressnt. The excep.
ton aliude0 to 10 thas Of County Supeeu eeudent.
Il seems 70 10. that Office has about sabeerved
its purpose and ouRhs % BE- dispensed with. s
The Hawksye tasors che abolition of the OF.
nee Of County Judge. ! In this particular also.
we think is 10 pretty generally coacedsd that
our present system plsces too much power in
ehe hands OF one man. We shall be clad n
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OveelAad mall u shs III, arrived. Br,iees.
$500. eeesk q = sassAqsaks ~ .
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9allp qprork 3rtyIfqp
cLARKsvILLE Trims. eve cory tSss Otssssirt.
paragraphs from Ae claFHsslR c1roniele d The

GAINESVILLE ITEMS. 1--WE copy fhsfs 10 lfszsints
paragraphs from he DlaFKssfsH c1ronicle Of the
22d:
Il seems that aman, by the nan name 81 Hobvoa. :sho
has been residing y this place for some montsssis
implicated il hcFserateAiing by some onesrresfsass
Christian cs9nig Kentucky, upon that chaEges 1ls6
Wednesday dgAt men caTaA s. fsdA:that Sesurtg.
armed with no iegS process. and forciby ARE sifl
hooson VITA itgtsn1fo carry himinto Kentucky
setnoriues hqevsty properly inlerfered to sle3ile
Illegal processing. when thss parties sRorf1fa
warrant, and H6bs01 was arres ed aud is in
JAIL 10 def4uticf bail t, 9K4itAia tJiRl next esk
Meantime, however, Robson had the eiphflK IL =
tucklans arrested Tor assault false impflss11sn
and they were tiled Fkhrsd4y aud fined siiSei DOL
lars each and the Oosis, Whether. Holjsen lie or j.
not guilty viii appear hereafter g Z '.'iiii
The River has go1e down to point that sllogs
Of nothing in the gsy Of Steamboat svs alton shove
this place. and only the smallest craft can M There
A friend OF ours ferded Cumberland, a shcrt dis
lance belsw tSHn, few days ago The tobacco
sales are over only few hogsbeads being offered
each week aud business ggnerally. isyery Isull
The track has been laid upon orr Railroad to
point about four miles from 0Rn towards the Ken
lucky line. sFsiqhiTty miles have seer kfaEiesfs
and are ready for the iron-thirteen totbe Kentucky
line and seEest en- 90 wards TeaBessee River. The.
whole rosdis under coatgaet..s .s-.. ...s.,.
Notwithstanding The dry and psrehef scoodisi6n
of the fields and gardens there appears to be s6nie
corn" yet We have seen an ear, grown by Mrs
Juliet Hitter, in her garden that locks decidedly
oouragiug. 1t measures about sizteea inches 10
length, is large and fall of plamp fine grairs Mr.
Hitter has long been noted here. forher success IA
horticulture, and'eeems determined 70 sustain it..
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have visited to-day tie plains Of Gaidizsoio,.
where the battle which began at SOlferino te
ed ct late hour of the night. The artillery may
be said to have dO1eils HOFk fer the irst time dur
ing the present campaign on that OCCASION Until
then it had now and then been brought out hut
at last it played the priRcipal part Tae power Of
the rihed caDp0a il hs1cefortb established. viii
cite but one fact in support OF tbs ASSERTION Gen
eral DesvsuK saw ia the distance about thirty
squadrOns Of cavalry, consisting Of Italians and
dragons, forming into masses, and preparing TO
thunder down upon the squares of Rrnaud's divis-
ion. The danger was immaent and grave for the
French troops had their tanks compromised; : and
were in froBto of en- Austrian battery, which wors
ried them with grape. General DssvsJx pointed
out the danger to Captain Fist, commander of the
eighth battery Of the tenth regiment Of artillery
who at once establisheda battery of aiaed eanReR
upon a small emineace in the paip, and fred four
rounds Of Shells containing forty balls distance
Of more than two thousand yards. The effect prOi
duced seemed like the work Of enchRutmenf. The
captain saw in the first place fhst wide gaps
had been made in the enemy's ranks Their all Of a
sudden that this terrible of cavalry was dis
persing in every direction, utterly 4dsordered; and
without needing orders or ralying at the word Of
command. Twenty thousand of the Austrian cav
airy upon whose aid every reliance had been plac-
ed, were thus rendered useless and it was directly
after this catastrophe, if rightfully informed,
thst the Emperor Francis joseph 4hsHde ned the
camp, tears Of vexation ard despair in his eyes.
Another letter Gays: at was in this fight that
the immense superiority of the new French rifed
cannon showed itself The lightness eff the pieces
is such that they could be brought up hills 50 steep
that even infantry had small difficulty in scaling
them Still the range of them and their precision
are almost incredible. You could see their Shells
bursting amoEg ihe guns and infantry of the enemy
while the shells fired from his guns at the high
est elevation we're falling short or bursting in the
air" -4as .s a..
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