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it is not necessary for US to profess to
be enthusiastic admirers OF women. Every
sensible male bipcl is so. Time or cline
| ha, liltIe to do with the natural homage
which men render to the virtues and
chH'ms Of the yenll. sex. Of one thing.
E"weve7, this ..mcr'can people Of ours cal,
honestly and justly boast. We have pu.
woman III higher anl h"iier places than
any people ever accorded her. Whatever
"' formal i'ol'tcncss or nretentious .,aan-
try may he wantin. in our treatment Of
her, n"thin" that is true and substantial il
! emitted. We yield her, no: the snowy def
icrcncc OF the lip or knee. but the ,!.c1.
and solemn homage Of the heart. E>p.
ci;t!ly the wife and mother Sta. DIS in The
r'"!:cst place anl Is guarded with a solici.
'udc the tenderness Of which !us n.
bounds. This is the universal rule Of Amer
'';'n lie. Casual and unf'c1urn. ex:rp
tons Ike Il dnI and ic;,,!vu lacl, ,.rounl
"a''S" the "p!,icn characters in which i, j.,
written 10 glitter rvrryw i,vr. upon onr ia.
ti"Ea! story with :.:l aided us:cr. u.rc..
II Is that American men and wc,n.n look
t. ninira3" IT'S the prime reward uca life
II" "attcr whether "t poverty or weal,L.
l!cy look around upon whatever c,rc!.
they r'ay :npvc !, and arguing from what
they &rc, tcci that there vii! he honor with
ii;c:'i II! that state, and !. daily addition o.:
!t>pvc: and consequence in the commu-
MY.
Modem researches, a:!l invest: CATION ty
scientific mcn, throw !, bright and happy
''sh; upon marriage, and hy their stu,is-
tic" "r"wn from other countries pay an uE-
Intentional but brilliant compliment 10 tho
United States. 1t is directly shown that
our superiority :: .:ysical condition, NOR,
al power, I"crcase Of population, national
reso"rcca, industrial energy, and genera!
hea'i!, and longevity, are rcfer;,bIo to tho
! high Eunor ~ "hi@l ""r!age is held ,ho
g"ncT"i tendency 10 contract it and ,h,
sanci.y %:,h whi"h it IS invested in tho
United States. 1;r ,a:", Of the register
gcner".'s Office, I"r.,!p", :.nys in his papc:
on the subject Of ,:;..i....r in France, tha.
;he married. lY> i::;:c. .onyer ,an tho sir
! sic or widowed. lie considers it, from all
! the statistics, the l.v;.!:!.2st state. lie also
i truly "':d justly CONSIDERS it the only safc.
guar! from mo";I Irregularities, and, in
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-08-25

The article on Pope in tho new edition
Of the Encyclopedia britannica is bv
De Quincy; the article on Prescott by
William Stirling, NJ. P; that on poetry
by Prof. Aytoun and tt at on the Quakers
by William Howitt.
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Il Norelty IN Masic and n.chaM;cs.-
Every pianoiortc amateur has !ongvd for
some supernatural agercy which should
note down and preserve record of the
sounds wE.ck lie calls forth from lis in
strumcnt when the divine ai''a,us is on
him, and the spirit OF melody takes pos
session of his brain. To adopt more
chaste style of rhetoric, every player i'm
proTiaes some strain. Which he would bc
glad to repeat. which, perhaps, contain
some ideas worthy of further develop.
ment, but which once played; canrct te
recalled, and arc los.. Mr.. ILenry L.
Bond has inverted beautifully simple
apparatus, which is easily to be applied
to any riaaoscr:c, and By which every
ro'o played, whether by design o. acci-
dent, is recorded in lis proper place uron IL
slip Of music paper. In few words,
the plan Of this apparatus may be thus dc.
scribcd:
Upon n cylinder placed in ore end
of the piano!orte, tho ruled music paper
is wound, by means of clock work, this
cylinder is made to rcvolve, at a Uniform
rate Of speed the paper thus unwound,
passes by another cylinder prepared wit.
surface Of ink; each key of the instru-
mcnt, acting upon lever, raises a metal
point against the paper, presses it upon
the iuky surface, and causes mark to
he made, the length of the mark show
ing accurately the duration of the note.
A pedal, by similar action, marl;a the
bars: With five minutes CT practice, any
person who understands the music can
rapidly translate these marks into the
usual SYSTEM OF notes. The whole nr.
raagenient is SC simple that the first feel.
ing is astonislneut that the Invention
has never been born before Boston
| Courier.
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amount in which am fined, and hope thai
no bad impression will be eft upon you,
,::iu! by my EXCITED manner of this morn
ing. Enough | must say that think vow
Hone soiEe tines Il little scYcrc, according
to my inexperienced ideas yet ny respect
for your Ilcnor's impart;a,ity and ability
ahoul'! certainly put Tie impression, even j.
correct, cntircly out Of view.
Respectfully, &C.
The ro:o had not been gone ten min
ntcs, when | SAW lights approaching. The
Sheriff himself opened the door his time;
and TIC Judge entered.
Mr.. Watson,' he said, in an agitate;.
tone. anl hcsitatcd Il moment, | must ac-
Knowledge before these persons that have
| done YOU wrong. At the same time thank
yo,t, sir, for the lesson Of moderation which
you have given ne, and which, from my
nc AMI position, i; was my duty to give
you. shall try to i.rotit 10y it. Comc
out Of this place, sir. Tomorrow, your
fines will be publicly remil,cd, ard the
court will not allow y"n TO make any aDol-
ogy.'
stcod a;nazed at the Success of nv first
essay, as well rs touched and embarrassed
by the tone of the Judge From that dav
I" this he has been nv warmest
friend and tbourh he sill rc,,;us he c,n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

These gensismeu visited yhis place yesterday,
and accordinx 20 appointment addres sed the
people ID ~ o1Eefneon upon the ieouss betWeen
the sWO partioA There gns I hrgo numkes
0us - hear Nm-s0 many in tact that our
aepAcsous Oo1N Hoe would not held them,
sand affansements - 20 % made for holding
~ meeting . the opsn III.
According - the osrA7gemsnt, To aiscassion
was commenced 1t shout 2 o'clock; General
Dodge opening with . speech Of an hour and .
half; Klfkwood following with speech Of two
hours. and Dodge closing with half hours
speech, drawn out to about m hours length.
At the close Of the Generals remarks Mr..
Kirkwood came forward and vas received with
enthusiasm BY the people. He spoke for two
hours, in his happiest style, completely demolsh-
ing every pretext for an argument made By the
mighty Cesar, and convincing the masses Of the
correctness Of the position Of the Republican
party. During his entire speech it was plain 10
be seen that the audience was with him, and
that be vas the man Of their choice for Gov
ernor. That he made MANY friends for himself
personally, and votes for the Republican ticket,
there can b no doubt. Leading Democrats
concede 70 him the victory in the contest, and
acknowledged that be was too much for Mr..
Dodge.
As our paper is just going to press, We have
not time this week TO notice the speeches, q
We should otherwise DO pleased 10, but will
state that the effort Of General Dodge was
complete failure-that be failed to make out
any thing like case for ais1o2ient, the Demo>
cratic Ipsrty or himself. u speech was
made up entirely Of del eistion Of Hon.
James w. Grimes, and glot. RcAtion OF Angus
tus Cesar Dodge. During his 5Peech there was
not . particle of enthusiasm manifested BY the
crowd, and his remarks were permitted 70 fall
etill-bOrn. 4
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BURLINGTON. Sent Eth. lSs

=
Mr.. EDITOR The editors of the Gazette
in their Sunday issue descanted very literally
upon political Honesty" They may talk and
write about political honesty, but the people OF
this county know full well whether such Men o.
William Thompson and J. c. Hall care for any
such principles, or whether in their intercourse
With the world they are calculated to stimulate
morality. They have again begun to love the
foreigner, they loued him t,co years ago. They
promised him q deputyship. Did P. Smith get
to be Deputy Sheriff? They loved the foreigner
and nominated him for Coroner. Did they
elect him with all the other successful ones on
their tickets they love the foreigner; but
when in court they are asked if they would
believe these same foreigners as soon as they
would Americans, they are ready to answer
No. Still this year they have again fallen in
love with the foreigners and are seeking inter-
views to arrange matters for marriage, which
shall last only until election, and then they are
to be unnoticed until another election, when
Know-Nothing editors practical and professional
Know-Nothings,) are to gather there to the
rescue of the unterrifed. C.
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StB The Gazette and the political trickstera
who compose the Burlington Junto are now
pleading with Germans to yote the Democratic
ticket. And yet these same individuals have hired
dirty renegade villain to dog the heels, abuse,
Willy and BLACKBOARD Mr. Rusch solely because
he is of German birth. Shade is q mercenary
wretch, in the employ of the leading Democrats
of Burlington-bas their money in his pocket
and is from day to day carrying out the pro-.
gra mme Of his employers. Vile ISLANDERS are
uttered by him and the most disgusting and I'M
heard of means employed to injure Mr.. Rusch.
No other man upon the ticket is Thus singled
out for slaughter. No American born Republic
can was ever thus treated. Low as the Demo-
cratic party has sunk-degraded and corrupt
as are its leaders, they never before hired q
blackguard to travel in this State for the pur.
pose of disturbing Republican meetings and be.
spearing Republican candidates. But Mr..
Rusch happens to be Of German birth and any
and every means, fair and foul, is used to put
him down. He is the man they are determined
to immediate. We ask German citizens and all
others OF foreign birth to look at these undeni-
BILE facts-ponder them we'll.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

DARING BANK ROBBERY AT KxoxyILLE.-The
Banking office Of Aessrs. Smith l. Hale. At Knox.
vile, was burglAriously entered and robbed last
Wednesday night. The burglars broke open
the safe, taking it's entire contents, (about
$4,000 in currency and conn., escaping undetect-
ed. Abont $50 in gold dollars was dropped on
the door, and about $50 in eastern currency
which vas not in the safe eluded their vigilance.
The money was contained in one Of Lilies
largest and best safes, the lock Of which was
muulated, the tumblers broken on, and The
lock picked, evidently BY one familiar With the
g. the burglars first tried TO get 10 It the
doofa' nut NOS succeeding in this. broke open
window. A noise vas heard By Mr.. Smith. one
OF the parsners. Who vas sleeping In room
over tne bank, about midnight o. after, but be
%, posed y proceeded from the adjoining room
and ven! % elsep; some Of the neixhbors also
heard noises about the same time. Fortunately
for the bank, they bad paid out about $4,000
more than usual ON wednesday, Or the booty Of
the plunaersss would have bsea much larsef.-
No clss whatever has yet hs4n found a ~
psspssasoFa = alsspurg Dssoeese
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
The Importance of n Single Vote.

A single vote in this County or some other
County in the State may elect single member
OF the Legislature, whose single vote may de-
eide the political character of that branch OF
the Legislature. and thereby decide xho shall
be United States Senator for six years. And
that United States Senator may in course decide
during the next Presidential term the political
character Of the United States Senate by his
votes. And if such a series of events should
occur, it is evident that single vote might
not only decide the destiny of the Republican
party, but might even seal the fate of the
country.
We hold that there is a sufficient probability
Of one or all these events involved in the
coming election to demand Of every patriot and
honest man careful consideration OF the res
possibility which rests upon him, not only for
hisee1ertons and influence, but for the casting
Of bis single vote On the day of election. No
mere indifference, no Gid time prejudice nor
personal dislike will avail before the bar a
conscience or the bar Of God as justification
Of vote cast, or . vote withheld, where ulti-
mate consequences so momentous depend on
the Issue OF the eleetion.-,iate Ctr.
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eB The War Eagle, the organ of Dodge
Hall. Wightman u Co., treats iss readers to the
following eGifying truthful and gentlemanly
article on Ex-Governor Grimes.
As Mr.. Grimes has resided here about twenty,
five years, comment from us would be super
fuous:
The Man who enee Owned and Engi-
wa.
HE Is FALLEN! We may now pause before
that splendid abortion, which lowered amongst
US like some ancient folly, whose appearance
disguised the glance which its righteousness
attracted!
Grum, gloomy and peculiar, he keeps his
hole a-bob-tailed demagogue aud Seward ab-
OlitiOnist!
A mind base, grovelling aad deceitful-a
lsziness that despised expedition, and con-
science pliable to every touch Of interest, mark.
ed the outline Of his extraordinary character
the most extraordinary. perhaps. that, in the
annals Of this world ever rose, or regned or fell.
Flung into life in the midst Of an abolition ex.
element, that qaickeDed every energy OF peo-
pie who owned no niggers, he commenced his
course hyPocrite BY nature. and politician
by trade.
With no friend but the niger, and no hope
but in lying, he rushed into the lists where in :
tegrity and talent had arrayed themselves, and,
strange TO Say, competition fed from him Is
from the proximity of q skunk. He knew no
motive but intsrsst-he acknowledged no cri-
teron but "Nain law"-he worshiped no God
but his Sdm6o, and with an eastern devotion he
knelt as the shrine of his idolatry. Subsidiary
70 this, there was no creed that be did not pro
fess, there was no opinion that he did not
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

CosrLY WArERNELoN.-Near Alton, ILL.,, q
waite rmclon, and one night last week it was to
be enjoyed by some invited friends. When they
went after the melon it vas non est! The host
was enraged, the wife shed tears and the guests
oil felt very sorry. The great melon had been
stolen, and in order to gain some clue to the
perpetrator of SO vile a theft, his tracks we're
followed to where he crossed fence, where q
fine silver watch was found hanging to the
nickats
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

"a The Lafayette Indy Courier Of the 9th
furnishes the particulars Of an elopemeut, Grim
CON, ct cetssa, in the case of Mr.. Patton, Of
that city, . married man, prominent hardware
dealer and member Of the Methodist Church,
and Miss Adene Potts. Mr.. Patton left La
fayette on the 9th Of August for Chicago, tele-
graphed TO Miss Potts at GAINESVILLE, Wis, to
meet him at Beloit. Miss P. complied-the
two occupied tho same room at hotel, since
when they have been in legal phrase non sunt
iMyenki
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~ When an individual in taking tho =.

IL When an individual, in taking the oath
OF Office, swears to support the Constitution
OF the United States, does he thereby bind him.
self 10 run down and catch ''niggers" under the
Fugitive Slave Law That eminent iurist. the
learned VIM. Thompson says he does. The
ingenius process Of reasoning whereby be makes
this matter clear is stated thus in brieS: The
Constitution and the laws enac:ed under it are
the Supreme Law Of the land--the Fugitive
Slave Law 10 constitutional law. Therefore,
when Kirkwood takes his oath Of office to sup
port the Constitution be agrees to catch niggers
"a. +. d.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

The Republican Pres and County Committees viii
pssasssavs due notice and make I'll necessary arrmgs
nsnts Ssr thsss nsstines.
The Dsnocratie Central Committee having refused 10
make any further joint appointments r the two can.
didsses Sor 0ovsrner, only remains to extend an In
vtaon 10 Gen. Dodge TO join in the further canvass
Indicated abevs. III he ices At to do-so.
- order Of ~ Republican State Central Com.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

TIE FRosr.-In Northern Iowa and Illinois
n Minnesota and Wisconsin, great damage WAS
dine by the frost last week. Over this large
scope of rich country great damage was done
TO the growing corn, potatoes, tomatoes, vines,
grass and in fact every thing capable Of being
killed, was destroyed By frost.
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Legal Notice.

ss STATE OF IOWA, lw
Des Moines County. =
To Henry Durham Oehe pyyise George
-. Henry Dun b ma.
sIk-fon are hereby notified that there win Ne %
or before the 1sth day e September 1851 fe IL he
once OF the Clerk OF the District Court said coun
feution o. Harriet NJ Durham. claiming Of yea
Divoree from the bonds Of matrimony. That nous
mas been issued and returned by the Sheriff Of nd
county, - 10 you not found, ard that unless yss "
pear and thereto on or before tie morning 81
the second day OF the next said DISCREET Court
Judgment will b. rendered against you thereon.
SHEPARD 0yERT0N,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
rubbish four successive weeks In ths Weekly HsskgA
aug25 O. O. WIGHFMAy Comfy Jades.
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4 fsiend from The eoantsy asked US yesterday
Why We did not expsse the falsehoods with
which the Gazette and War Eagle are daily and
weekly overnowing. Perhaps there are others
Who would like % have the same inquiry an
swersd, and Ne win crafty % reasonable :
curiosity. 49,
!, In the 6rst place these papers have very
limited circulation, and their ISLANDERS and
misrepresentation reach, therefore. compare
lively few people. They are both Of then
poor fickety concerns thas cannot last longer
shan the Democratic corruption fund holds out,
and that 10 certain - b exhausted in . very
short time. They we're established for the pur.
pose d lying, and = fast - one brood of their
lies could be crsshsd ont, they would be sure
to propagate aneshsr sst Of rhorebacks.
And then no enc believes . word that is pub
lished In either Of them, not even Democrat.
Tfuth is mot expected or looked for in their
columns. How could any man believe Thomp-
con, who held seat in Congress upon certid-
este based upon fraud and Q larceny; Who
received one thousand dollars - his share of the
Eads plunder Of the School Fund, and who took
that celebrated oath to secure the Post Ofics
printing.
A for the War Eagle every body knows that
Morgan 10 writing, a. he has before written and
a. be will continue TO write, for any party or
Get Of men who win pay him. Just now he is
writing for bis bread and whiskey in the service
and wearing the livery Of Dodge. Next year
no man can tell whose livery he will wear, what
cause he will advocate, or whose whisky be vii
drink. Now he 6nds base inuendoes obscure
jokes and down right lies to give better sati.fac
ton to his employers and command better
price than any thing he can furnish, in the De-
mocratic market.
Morgan and Thompson are each true to their
past histories and natural instincts. Believed
By no body, distruised BY their own party and
personal friends, there 10 nothing about them
dangerous but their friendship. No cause and
NO individual ever need fear anything except
from their advocacy and championship.
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The AnessiAn triRAeA Hnv>.. q
Trieste .isls sheI sqsadren. 80 a''issd /.
vienna letters express appre....; u L
eulsies afssfhg cut q the Tt1iisn ooss.:. & -.
be asssstt ~ ~ zssish Ccoferssrs ~ \
,.'a,. Z s.p ;.a re-; ~ 1rs.osss q 1s
b retained on 1 var foot;ne sWsivs y \.
The Augsbssg Gazette ~. u.
iitary schools will be connie tsls : Asstsian
che model Of those OF Presee 'sosgaaissl =
Prussia 10 sid 70 BE- in ~, -
Congress. kuspsn
The Cabinet Of ST. Petersbu,. !. -.
divided In opinion On ~ Y..l;.s = aid b 4
G e'.' party oppos. 90 Ias srssSss.
Italy, which the Emperor and sm.i na a 4
satisfy more liberal sentimen,s. A'a'i ninois
r = = denied thas ths visit 81 Cous,.,,;
Enslaad hes political object. 'sasas =
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u Twelve returning Pixies Peak teams
passed through the City yesterday morning, on
their way east. They possessed large number
Of cattle, and although not heavily laden with
gold, they have, no doubt, reaped rich harvest
IF
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HE FROST N WIscoHsIH.-The GAINESVILLE
uale1c says;-A sevese freeze on Sunday nieh,
q Berlin has cut of the last hone Of anv cs,'
siderable amount Of GOOD corn In thas region =
anla. also. With the continued droush has settled
!. ~ as 1880 Ous'Pes, 0rass on oil The uplands
consequences, have pretty much dried m : :
Inc hipon Times says that ! severe fro.t ~
snaAy night cut % the lass hope fos corn ana
Dock sneat erops In that region. Il also s,sss ~.
. .ns. nfes have ragged extensively during ~
~. ~sa' 90 we marshes In Green Lake and
.a,qoe.ss countiea. and that hundreds 81 sescL.
o. nay have been burned. ''.0As
me bAraboo Republic says:-Last Nona.,
morning black fr0st fell Id this yioic;.v "a
.nc cod VS. % intense - 10 freeze water - ~
.n'cknsss q q % inch. This i Ii. M ~
~ sn.n I'n ssven years that frost he's fallen IN
"a S ~. w n August says our infosnspt.
eeeufTsoos. - = sasaf
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u We have shown, by the official state-
msnt Of the proper officer, that there is larger
Amount Of taxes delinquent in Iowa than the
whole amount of State debt, including the
funded bebt of $500, 900, the amount owing by
the State to herself (the school fund) and out
standing warrants. Had the Republican State
administration provided for and forced the coll
lection Of taxes the State would have to-day
been entirely free from debt with surplus in
the Treasury. But had the Administration pur-
sued this policy there would have been greater
clamor raised by these dirty demagogues than
was ever before heard within our borders. The
Spread Eagle with all the foul birds of the
party, Dodge, Elwood. Dean, Rabbit, Shady,
Cagget, Hall and the whole clan of Douglas
and Buchanan strikers would have howled and
shrieked until four o'clock of the second Tues
day in October over Republican oppression. It
10 impossible to do any thing satisfactory to
these very honest and candid individuals.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

California votes for Governor end n..A.
Uongress on the sth Of September. m. .
uon begun In the Atlantic States i. III. WOO
successful in the Pacific The CaIh,.a b
represent the Democratic candidate. !. pipen
nous set Of fellows. Ths candidate d, 60 49,
y charged With bribery and theft As.sSsA.s
Tor Judge Is reported 70 be profe,.ed s.~s.'
ana the candidates for seats in Congrs.. !. !,
sumcient TO say. are thorough going sapo..,...
o. the Administration OF James Buch,r.s "
Memphis Enquirer. :
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AvWaes rass " 1sx spls Dsasesae,s ssls y sAsvs
- ANs1lHg lex b. .. sWo ana s0s-sixeeansh
pr akAun. a, - 3
Avtsacs raas esfax 9nAr 1aDabAsea rule b showe
- dvsesg ~ ~ p ene ana ,sns.hala ~
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tB A German Republican Club was organ
lied in this city Tuesday evening last The
officers elected we're
CHAs. J. J. LEOPOLD, President.
A. L. WoLE, Vice President
H. KUEsrrSNAKER, Secretary.
h. ORRr, Corresponding Secretary.
A. AufAAH, Treasurer.
EHscurlyE CoAniTrrs-Th. B. weber, John
Rosenxweig and - Frey.
Meetings every Tuesday evening.
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The annual Income of Mr.. VIM. Macdonald
ths owner OF Flora Temple, 10 said % b
$4,000. he resides In Baltimore.