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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

sTA man of repulsive appearance, ragged,
dirty I'D besoiied, entered the residence of one
Of ogl citizens on Saturday last, and requested
Tie lsg OF the house to give him something TO
eat, she vas almost starving. The lady went
10 the itehen for that purpose, remaining alb
stli soae minutes, leaving the man 10 the ait
| ting rom, into which he had been conducted.
After The fellow had gone, the lady in prepar-
d. TO reume her sewing missed her thimble,
ard OF asmination found herself minms some
e'St' valuable articles, as gold ring, pen knife,
|sai f4x small pieces Of clothing, which she
hsd carel'ssly LETT lying about. The nlap had.
20 doubt appropriated them, and he has not
pinee been SEEN We weuld caution al! our lady
Fends against admitting such individuals into
Per houses as the majority of them have no
Pruples to pocket anything they can clay their
|kais en-
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toem That Of Cook was then placed 10 poplas
0ox, labelled and directed as follows-Ashbell
I. Willard and Robert Crowley. 104 William
street, New York. care Adams Express. The
conin Of Coppie was placed in similar boz, to
De forwarded to his mother 10 Iowa.
The bodies Of the negroes, after being cut
down, were placed in poplar coffns and carried
back to the jail. They will be inferred to NOR.
row on the spot where the galows stands, tho
there 10 party of medical students here from
Winchester who will doubtless not allow them
to remain there long.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

The Philadelphia Ledger mentions singu-
!. ,.,t i connection with the recent coal oil
d..arsrss iu Pennsylvania. In many cases in
,Ae yalley Of Oil Creek the ground is covered
vah pts evidently dug for the purpose Of
-.,berpr oil, and a, period so remote that
,,,es Two hundred and 6fty years old are
rrosing oyer them.
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~. telegraph has, as yet, given us no

- Tbe tfItKrHFH U1et . w. 8e'e" u1 w
-, of the hanging Of Cook aad Coppic.-
-. - : n,obable they we're hung, for had they
y. !, heir sentence been commuted, it
a. xoald have been telegraphed.
-. have no account OF the doings Of the
s.,rrday, and are no. informed whether
N'e :, examination was effected. 1t matters
s.,.. whenever an election Of speaker is
n, Sherman will be the man. When>
,hs .disunionists and doughiaces have
Ia. m ,.o;,., enough out Of John Brown and
u.I,or ,bsy will probably allow the business
,franeress to proceed. 49,,
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s@s71soToN WEEKLY HAwKEYR

- Why il IL that there 10 such irregalarity
Sou,hers nailse Why is il that letters
,ns,spapers are from three to six days in
.h,oe Barlington from St. Louiss ls the
,,essl. 10 the Post ofiees' the esrele'snes' Of
Masters, or is our mail matter sent BY
When passengers are able to 30 or
in tventy. -four hours Why should mail
e'. ~ three or four days on the wayi
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

RETURN or hEN. ScoTr.-1he return Of Gen.
Scott from his mission to the Island Of San Juan
has been almost az unexpected as was his de-
parture. Some fears were entertained that the
intirmity Of years would render the journey too
weaiisome for his strength, hut the result il
happily different. Immediately after his disem
barkation from the Atlantic last evening, he
went to his residence on Twelfth street. where
the members Of his family gave him welcome
more grateful doubtless 10 the old veterans
feelings than any Of the ovations have been
which he has received since his departure. Gen.
Scott states that since he left this city, on the
goth OF last September, he has travelled thirteen
thousand miles. So far from imparing his
health, the constant changes have been of de-
cided benefit, and says that he was never more
robust and vigorous than b, is at present. He
expresses the greatest qualification ut the warm
reception which has every where been accorded
him. With regard to the results Of his mission,
Gen. Scott chooses to be silent. preferring that
the people should receive their information
through the proper channel.-N. Y. Times,
18th.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Ae Onion Saving Meeting in Faneuil Hail
es H Jay, the Rev. DR.. Blagden offered q
h,y|n which the following sentence occurs !:
"sey for thy blessing upon the whole
s''hl specially upon the Southern section
ga.
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4 rold mine has been discovered near
|Spearsvile, Brown county, Indiana, which u
paying from e., so to $500 per day to each
|vorkman. Several returned Californians are
working the mine, and they are making pre-
,srauons 10 enlarge their operations next
|x,rnr
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the result 10 sure. These most important pre-
iiininarics. ought to be the great object Of INK
iety. Who shall be nominated, need rot nov lie
discussed And in fact. Republicans seem WISE
y agreed to agitate this question scarcely At all,
leaving the Convention to select THE BEST MEN.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

- slight breeze sprung up among the
fr'pan,s at dance, which took place on
fti! evening, at ii house near the landing
l1e fascinating creature was the cause, hav-
broken her promise to become the partner
toae gallant in the quadrille, and accepted
services Of another. Thereupon the dis
| vi gentleman event into" his successful
| q, ..d planted three or four blows upon his
nseghoNy. The interference Of friends stop
p further proceedings, and the combatan.s
dAAed their differences in fiery potations Of
f&elo0t
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Tie river during the last three days
sAsen about two feet, buoying up the ice
separating it from the land, requiring the
Wig Of the intervening space to enable
tsto cross. The whole surface of the ice
L. tever, solid, and the passage is perfectly
ais
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

The Secretary Of the Treasury refuses to
m, members mileage and salary, though sp
p,optia:ea, on the ground that no evidence OF
membership exists till aspeaker's certificate is
furnished
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AS't 70 CWFtT
And the devils are all here

From the anxiety observable in their coun-
tenances, you would suppose that the ship OF
State would begin to ..slde as soon as the
hammer fell. will not apply that to the mem
bers themselves. 1t is the expression Of the
old members.of the reportoriallcorps, that:the re
presentatives in the present Congress are a bet
ter looking set Of men, and whose personal ap.
pearance 10 indicative Of more talent and firm
ness, than the members Of any previous Com
gress since the days when il was In its purity.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

I1amAha w. King Of the Hawaiian Is
Aass abd.caled in favor OF his son. He
Was ned to this by the popular dissatisfaction
" h'hooung his Secretary, from motives Of
iealuu
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Master Fred Flint, lad of years of age, and
1T ]. s. Flint of Chicago, says the
r,n.. returned from European tour few
A., ,ieee. Master Fred. was accompanied to
p-,,re and back by his fathers stewardess.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

DNEoE CUgKgscy.-The Dubuque Herald
-sadhe foilowibg quotations for the va
"s eency Of that city:
10y zip 70; Old Harbor Improvement
C..;..;ew ;ew Harbor Improvements Scrip 30;
~ ! y kbor Scrip 80; d. & r. Due Bills 80;
". rLand Scrip 80; ID. 4 +. Bonds sb;
n l x. Scrip 8; Western 3. =. Bonds
~ her; Bonds 30 fat; City Coupon
Ga. fUid School Orders 30; New School
ID M ~ = harbor Improvement Land Scrip;
q ~ asS Improvement Bonds bearing inter
hi Cfral Island Coupon Bonds ~; Cen
E.,,al .al Construction Bonds 81; County
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Mr. Douglas has abandoned his proposed
|suthern trip for his health, and will soon take
| Il sea, in the Senate.
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.he Journal of Commerce asks why the desks
uss removed from the floor Of the House at
xbllgton, and replies:-"Tc give free scope
for action in the coming contes. for speaker,
and D expedite the decision of irritating ques
tOus requiring knock down arguments"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

To SPoRrsAKN.-All our sportsmen arc no
doubt convinced that the Game Law Of this
State 10 Of little practical utility. LISA mea-
gre aud inadequate protection for our game,
even If il were regarded, since it permits 1
Wholesale system Of slaughter by means Of nets
aud traps, which must in . very short time ex.
terminate both the Prairie Chicken and Quail
from the vicinity Of all towns large enough 10
afford market.
but even the Law we have sregarded and
violated every season, because there 10 no one
inclined to undertake shankiess and uncertain
prosecution.
The writer has seen the Quail ultery EXTERN.
mated from three States By just such means q
are in operation here. Nature provides In
many ways against the too great increase ol
these brds even II the hand of man were not
always raised against them. Should the pre-
sent winter bring deep SHOWS and severe weata~
er, thousands of covsys ~ill perish BY cold and
hunger alone, and whsn W consider the i'm.
mense numbers already being brought In for
salo IN the difEereet towns, and thence shipped
to an Eastern Market, We may wen say thss II
we would preserve aulacisnt stock for the en- !
ioyment of future seasons, we should act nov
Of Il will mot be long before, NOT sportemen
only, bus many Others viii regret they have
suffered the hatchery Of these delicate ana VI !
suablc birds los The prc6t 81 fsw Vorthleee
Ana lawlso indiyid1uls. .-Iewa CITY Rspub-
lisaa. s f aN
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'eshn Brown fund has already reached
1900. His family will probably get
"Sl Nous sources, at least $4,000. A wri.
A New York Tribune suggests 1000
~'es Vi in memory of Brown.
s Seward, ia company with Count Sar.
sS@ Ach Minister to the United States, was
invited guests at Compeign, and was
Aeeised. Lie had also visited the 6eld
$500. lie will come home in the Arsgo,
aArooably be at bis pos, in the Senate
y We u Of January.
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h, 1sORn ScHooL.-There is probabi-
a.. Legislature will be msm0sislized
a.r.s uceuisg Session 10 regard to the es~
Gsa... O Reform School for yeune Of
ar. meeting has been called On the 25th
u. pr this purpose. Thoss Who favor
~ seffs Many good Citissas DO, should
4. nAking THAR vishss knovn ct
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s. kessIs Minturn l. Edwards have started
alE paper at Wspello, Iowa, called tie Wa>
y Republican. l. is well printed and exhi-
shgus Of vitality. We hope it may become
eel the permanent institutions Of Louisa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

ANOTHER PRO SLAVERY OUTRAGE.-The pro-
slavery faction in the Missouri Legislature, have
introduced bill to confiscate the property and
ensave the persons OF free negroes, If said ne
groes shall dare to remain in the State. Can
anything be more contemplate than this cru,
SADIE against free negroes, in state which pro.
lesses such regard for the very institution
which creates this class Of personss Negroel
are 6rst robbed Of all the rights Of humanity
by Their masters, and then il they should accu
mulate little property, in spite Of the oppresA
sion under which they exist, it 10 taken from
them and they are driven to free State in uttel
destitution. This 10 not only an outrage upon
the negro, but upon the free States, which are
thus made the poor houses and hospitals oi
slavery.-Chicago Democrat.
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theYsTERIous AuRDER AT NoRYoLK.-A
"esr os Saturday reported the mysterious
u'asi the sou OF The editor of the Norfolk
s-fit now appears lie boy attempted to
S4s osded sun from q Gu board, and, by
''ae Hden', IL sas discharged, the load en-
"Na Y neck aud head. When discovered
~ was lying seine distance from the CUB.
''1ole gun remaining in its place.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

A PICTURE or CONGRESS- The Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Journal has
the following:-
The House Of Representatives was the place
Of excitement. At an early hour the galleries
and all the approaches to the ball were crowded.
by whom ! need not say-log>rollers, lobby
members, lick>spittles, faro dealers, pickpock-
cts and place hunters predominated. might
truthfuily say, with the poet,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Cassius n. Clay made speech at Covington
not long since, 10 Which hs denounced slavery
with his accustomed force and bitterness, and
predicted the triumph Of the Republican party.
The Cincinnati Gazette says that near the close
Of his remarks he mas interrupted BY some one
calling out, " Let him down" Tar and feashsr
hiua." The speaker informed these parties in
reply, that Be was used 70 that kind Of thing.
and 30 " would Ike . - Is done." Is vas
net done. e.
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Inc last WOFds written 0y John Brown were
the following addition to his will, and the ac-
companying note to his wife, on the morning
of his execution:
Charlestown, Jefferson Co., Va,
Dec. 2, 1859.
II is my desire that my wife have all my per-
sonal property not previously disposed Of BY
me; and the entire use Of all my landed pro :
pertv during her natural life; and that, after her
death, the proceeds Of such land be equally d.
vided between all my then living children, and
that what would be q child's share be given to
the children Of each Of my two sons who fell at
Harper's Ferry, and that cbid's share be di-
vided among the children Of my now living chill.
dren who may die before their mother {my
present beloved wife, No formal will can be
Of use when my expressed wishes are made
known to my d4tfut and beloved family.
JoHN BRowN.
My DEAR WIFE: I have time to inclose the
within and the above, which forgo, yesterday,
and to bid you another Farewell. "Be OF good
cheer and God Almighty Bless comfort, guide
aud keep you to "the end"
Your affectionate husband,
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We find the following singular specimen OF
advertising literature in the Richmond (va.)
paper
100000 REwARD-Messrs Editors I will
be one of one hundred gentlemen who will
give twenty five dollars each for The heads of The
folloUing Traitors:
"Henry Wilson, Massachusetts,; Chas. Sumner,
Massachusetts,; Horace Greeley, New York; Jno
Hale, New Hampshire; Wendell PHILIPPE, Hen.
y Ward Beecher, Brooklyn; Rev. DR.. Cheever,
New York; Rev Mr. Wheeler, New Hampshire;
Schuyler Colfax. Anson Burlingame, Owen Love-
JOY, Amos P Granger, Edwin B Morgan, GaIu.
sha Grow. Joshua r Giddings, Edward Wade,
Calvin Chaffee, VIM Kelsey, Vim A How~
ard. Henry Waldron, John Sherman, George w
Palmer, Daniel W Gooch, Henry L Dawes, JUS
TN morrill,. Washbnrn, jr, y Bingham,
VIM Kellogg, B Washburn, Benz Stanton,
Edward Dodd, B Tompkins, John Covode, G
. WasbburD, Samuel Andrews, A B Olin,
Sidney Dean, Nathaniel B Durfee, Emory B
Pottle, De Witt O Leach. + Potter, I Davis,
Massachusetts; T Davis, Iowa, + Farnsworth,
y Knapp, r Fenton, Philemon Bliss, Mason
W fapPan, Chas Case, James Pike, Homer E
Boyce, Isaac Clawson, A S Murray Robert B
Hall, Valentine Horton, Freeman Ii Morse,
David kilgore, VIM Stewart, Samuel R Curtis,
John Wood, John M Parker, Stephen 9 Eos
ter, Chas Gilman, Chas b Hoard, John Thomp.
son, J w Sherman, Wm D Brax ton, James Buff
linton, Matteson, Richard Mott. George X
Robbins, Ezekiel P Walton, James Wilson, S A
Purviance, Francis Spinner. .Silas N Burroughs.
And will also be one of one hundred to pay
five hundred dollars each (s50, ,O0O) for the head
Of Wiiiiam II. Seward, and would add SINH
lar price fer Fred, Douglas. but regarding him
head and shoulders above these Traitors, will
permit him to remain where he now is.
0RiCHN0NDD
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MORE AvRlCARs CoMIK0.-The Sea Coast
(hiss.) Democrat OF the 7th inst, under the
heal Of 'sGood News, has the following:
We learn from good authority that cargo Of
African Slaves is expected in Ship Island Harbor
the latter part Of the present month. They
will, il they arrive safe, be landed without any
attempt at secrecy; the consignees trusting 70
the sentiment predominant in Mississippi as to
the necessity OF increasing the number of la
borers, for triumphant acquittal, in the event
| OF Government prosecution. We wish the
gentlemen engaged in the enterprise much suc.
cess in their patriotic and humane undertaking.
No doubt the Africans themselves will prove
grateful and diligent when they fnd how kind
their new owners will treat them, compared wish
their former savage, pagan masters - stas8
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= AssAsAy SSSnsys 1s~O~se -
stated.
James HAworth, President or The California
Stage Company, states that he u prepared o
enter into contract with the 0osernmeas 70
run daily mail between SacraneDso aad s..
Louis for million dollars per Annum, making
the trip in IA days.
The bulk Of the goods BY late arrivals going
into Store. The importers are supplying 10 cur.
rent demands q previous rates and ~ ssaAess
buying sparingly. Ssies Of 5000 boxes candles
g 2Oa2lc. Coffee very firm. Eastern refined
Sugar llc. Nothing doing IN raw Lar1; lalaiSe
for prime. Butter sOas6e. Baoos ~ 0snanA
and unchanged rates. Othsr kinds dall sa
ChAslsstovn, Dse. le.s
The negroes Shields Green and John Cope
land, have just paid the forfeit or theis nveG.-
The crowd In the town u very great md -
execution vas witnessed BY abeut 600 poeDona.
A. . O'Clock this morning The 6el1 va ooen-
pied by the troops, and at minutes Of II
o'clock the procsssion made iss appearancs. ID
arrived q II o'clock as The scaaoia. 1hs ~
onsss were in wagon, asceopAaisa by ~
Sheriff and Jailse Thsy meaated ~ scaAplA
With 6rn step. The prisoners Asd ths eap
after appropriate prayer BY Rev. NJ. NostA, 90
the Presbyissian Charsh, shey vess -
into eternity. Before she rope pas oas 0seen
.as heard % oilsr up fssveat psayse.. Cop2-
land vas not heard TO pray. ~
Greens neck was broken and he dlUa VilAo1s
/ struggle. Copeland urishsd H. visasas eon.
tortions for several ninutsA The pfisone9S
bade farewell while on the sca6old - H. Mini0.
sers faugh, North and Sack, sxprsallsg Aeps
b meet them IN Heaven. Tho dsop ~ . -
sminas~ afssf II o'elock. TheaAo1o W1AD
placed in The jail Coz intsrmsRs - 1es1es.ve1
On The recsips oi the news. ef - alssnRk@
escape Of Cook ana Coppic, Govsshoe WIS., 49,.
sraphed 10 GenseAl TaliAfsrro y taA0p po1Go
| oi the iaiL. vh.eh Wgs0uae.
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Essz sRpt " I'll
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fofuAnd, Dee. u.
The North America from Liverpool on the
1th, and Queenstown On the 6th. arrived q this
port this evening.
Her advices are one day later than the Van
derbilt - s@s71
Count Mercier has been appointed FtuneA
amoassador 70 Washingtoa in plsse of Cosai
Sastigee, who goes 20 HollAnd. .fss.skss.-
The Ahip Neptune from New Orleans. was run
Into q the mouth Of the Nerssy by sseanss,
the damage y unkno~ d. sapsr sasaass&a u
Moody. msss Of sas Amtrisan ship Nasy, -
been condemned - pepal ssrsi.uds foe Lie -
the murder Of sailor.
Liverpool by telegraph 10 Queenssosn. 80
Dssadseats ass qaies bst stes1y psosisasas
001as Hsa hsTAASass saAs ass2s As#E .#gsas@4 y
toadsas Dse. e-RsillsA seensels Qaetad -
lv'esy'N - - aecassiee tslssaT sI,usg
a@s 81 sHisssess sRsa#sp sAda Asatafa Ans iiaas
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UTE.
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violins, violins, vioIins.

L. v. ii. CROSBY has received and will
liz sell lot OF superior toned Vlolins, cheaper
than ever offered In Dayton, at
octs i0T Main st., nearly opposite the Market
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Time Of Closinp The Mails.

Posr oFFIcE, Dayton, Nov. l5, 1859.
Until further notice, Mails will close at this
Office AZ followsi
For New York, PHILADELPHIA, and New England
States, daily, except Sunday, at ll'l5am.
For Cincinnati, o., Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, at
500 a IN, and $50 p m.
For Columbus and zanesvilio, o., daily except
Sunday. at 1l.1Ba IN.
For Xonia and Yellow Springs at 11.I5am.
For Miamisburg, Germantown, Franklin, Ham.
iltoD, Eaton, o., aud connorsville, Ind. daily,
except Sunday, at $50 m.
For Springfield, Urbana, Tifin, Sandusky and
Cleveland, o., daily, except Sunday, at $50 m.
For Richmond, Cambridge. Centreviilo, Indian
apolis, Ind, and New PAus, o., daily at 100 IN.
For Greenvile, o., Union City, Winchester,
Muncic, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, at . so a m.
For Troy, Covington, Piqua, Sidney, 81. Mary's
and Fl. Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at $50 I'm.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at 7.80 IN.
For JOhnsyille, New Lebanon and West Alex
andra, on Tuesday and Saturday, at 73O M.
For Clayton, Centre, and Ludlow, on Friday Of
cash week, at 9.OOpm.
For Centreville, Lebanon and Eaton, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at12.OOm,
For Vandalia and Chambersburg, 1900, Tues
day and Saturday.
For TSylorsyille Wednesday and Saturday, at
Z 30 M.
E. A. KING, Postmaster.
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OOUNTRY INYALIDS

Personsin an part OF the world may be success-
fully treated by forwarding correct detail of their
case, with the remittance for medicines etc
Address gr. AMOS and SON, corner Main and
quay Btfeetss Buhaloi N, Y. ianT-daWiy
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MUSICl MUSIC!l MUSICn!

T v. H. CROSBY is daily receiving Music
"a Of the atest publications BY the most popular
All orders from abroad viii be filed without ex-
oets ic1 Main street, DAYTON.