The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20


cars on the y. / n. r. r. r. will run Is follows;
The express leaves Burlington at $50 .. %. &C.
commodation At 2. p. m. arriving At Ottumwa q
ll.S0 .. m. and 8. p. m. They leave Ottumwa
q Z. .. m. and 1880 p. M, and arrive at .. M
and $50 p. "a.
a. Ben n. Samuels is going to stump the
State. He commences to- day.
THE War EAGLE Thrown INTO THE SHADE.
The last Davenport Democrat thus notices the
debate between Kirkwood and DODGE
Dodge, from all accounts, is giving Kirkwood
severe cleaning out on every occasion on
which they meet. Since the General has taken
thusiastic, whereas, before that time Kirkwood
could not raise . corporals guard. At the las,
meeting of which We have any account, the
would be Governor was completely van
pushed and put to rout BY the sound arguments
Of the noble General.
Try it again, General!
Nh. HARLAN IN TIE FlELD.-We publish to
day list Of appointments made for Nr. Harlan
BY the Central Committee. 1t will be followed
BY others. We rejoice that Mr.. II. has sntere
the field. He il one OF the ablest canvassers in
the West, and Twill make . host Of friends for
the cause and himself wherever he gees.
a. Mr.. Rusch has resigned his position a
Senator from Scott County. T. s. Wilson ID
Judge Of the District Court and Charles Mason
Member Of the Board Of Education. Will
they hold on to their present positions, Or, like
Mr. Rusch, resign the Offices they now hold ?
We shall see. Our opinion is they viii hold on,
~ We hear that the Democratic Township
Meeting held last Saturday was packed and
managed in the usual way, the twelve Delegates
appointed being marked and labelled BY Mr.
Carpenter - orthodox. The programme was
alI arranged in advance, tickets written and the
men drommcd up to vote them. And - thia
town possesses . controlling influence 10 she
County, casting twelve votes, the County nomi
nations were 10 fact made then, but win mot b
promulged until next Saturday. Nr. Carpen-
ter's ticket will be printed in next Sundays
Gazette.
~ The tide Of emigration that has com.
menced pouring into our State anew, reminds
US Of the brisk time Of years ago. We noticed
yesterday, one party Of eight wagons, on IL
way to Ottumwa, in the vicinity Of which place
the families viii settle.
a By advertisement in t0-day's paper il
will be seen that Putnam, Olmsted / Co., have
reduced the price Of -four 70 - and e5 for their
different grades.
CouSrERYBIrER ARREsrrD.-At daylighs on
Sunday morning. Marshal wmton arrested :
man named J. H. Crawford. upon charge ol
having in bic possession counterfeit money, with
intent to defraud. Upon his person was found
counterfeit and raised money, as well as bills oi
broken banks. he Vas examined before jus
tice snydsr, yesterday morning, and vent to
jail, in default Of $1,000 BAIL 70 await the action
Of the Grand Jury. iii
FlRE.-About half past ten o'clock, on Sunday
evening, 6re was discovered in frame ten
ement on Jefferson street, between Sixth and
Seventh. Before any available force vas on the
ground the flames had gained too much head
way to be quenchsd. and The building, togeshel
with tho one next Il, was consumed. Both
buildings we're occupied = dwsllinss. Soms
faralturs and honssHold goods we're aavsd, but
much uss burned. The house h wbieh The 6ra
oeiginatsd vas owned By Alderman Chamber
lin and NJ. I1mberd- The other ons was III
property of n. CAambsslin. Ths loas , abeut
q. .ooo-ths Insurance u. 800. f
A 8on Or CLAY n 1HE KxurUcKY LR0lsLA-
ruRI.-H. Clay, : bsoshss e NJ late OonEren'
man. Hon. Jaspes u Gay and sea at Henry
Gay, d eleotsd y ~ osate 6s0sta iso0 Jayetts
sSsnly. ~, - shs Oppsdaan isksA
WAxfsD.-py u Denossaile esaas Commit.
~. - Oh Lias Whlg 70 sanvase 10 eoashsra
Ter of ceuntlea. Tno pay win ~ aalleeactofy.
Addsa, 9. 9. Cojs of tke CAal1map ~ ~ llaSo
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