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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30
CIsIsIaad ald RIltsbalgA RalI Road.

Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail ROaa,
SPRING ARRANGEHFNT
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
sll,sif 3 4pnl 4{5l q lseo TRAINS LEAVE CLRVE-
10 q M1lan iOT PitIbaIIk. WhssIss md New PAaa
Both rsns make direct 90 va Psu.-,v,,i,
Railrcsd Tor Baltimore, Philsds b1 New Euk "a oS-
.oa Ais2 VIII sangrs Chic RAILROAD FOR BaltinoEs
AIso soaaSes A Hadson for AErVa ,nd hlHIss.bssh.
% 5J Norihsrn LinsSto Nsa yrs.
ER MYERs. G 7. Ass1t ~ - 10 sl' ~ ~
CLEVELAND AID BRlE RllLR0lB.
1880. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1880
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
- a. looo Passenger Trains VIII run ss iollOWIe
LEAEE CLEVELAND
ll.ty A. ~ u AL topping at al Stations sEsspf
Wicklne. AenleT, Penn, Uaiouyilla, 5bru0k eld
M f9a sFIsyss 3 3 ere lisp H., DanAiEk
an P. "a. CINCINNATI ExPRKss TRAIN-stopyhg
az Psineslle; Aslta6Eia and giIs I'd oulyi nd ET-
nses q -5i9 8 3 P. NJ. Dnnk.rk . P. n, Blf-
go p II. coNNEIUF ACcOhrhE0DATIoN TRAIN
- -,sigRli9f g all Stations.
I'D P sI hlSEi k9SPRhss :. Pines
srie l2il a. D.. DuukTk 3 A A., Buitlo %
LEAVE ERIR.
1.55 A. M NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIg-s.ouuing at CT
ClsFois nd 80 "A III
loss A, q EAlL TRAIN Hg at an stations creep
saybrook Unionv lie, Perry, asnisr and W;eklis,
and arrives q Cleveland % NJ
Ll0 p. n DAY EXFRESS 1RAIN-Sfopping at 0i-
fzTd Conneant. Ashta5ula and Pain1Vla oalg, ,an1
aruEes q ClegelEnd f.e0P n
Accommodation lIaln VII loaFe CouDezut o1oA. n
siolpins e al sections ald args CsTsland SW
4. u.
An Tia trains going su-a soanscs Al Cleveland win
Trains for IoleiO, ChisaF0, Colanbua Cinainnatf y
Louis e snd ~ ths rsns goaE E4stN.Ed Caulsst e
DunEiTk with the trE Of ths York Erie lalfr-H
and Bsalo with those Of The New York Conl1i S1,1
BufI IlO and New FORK City Railroads. - -
Cleveland. April elh. Ie0 S-R-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

PROFESSOR OF ELECThoP1fSY B MEDICINE.
~ OGee No, III Ontario street, up stairu few doOrs
- Once hOuIs fT0n to L and from stO5 O'Clock daily
fS1ndaVa erceulad1 now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30

I'M ioEEs Pla Atl l'''. AS4i TSi1'iiIIsld 4 is5Id
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30
MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
rnrRREp-Anil.27.

ST.. Nay Queen, Viger, Detroit. 100 bbls fish, l6(
do hour, y do potatoes, % bags wheat, los pack
ages sundries.
Prop. Grs1ile State, Davis, ogdensburgb, q
tons mdE.
Prop. Bradbury, PereW, ;BaEslo, rs tons mdz.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-30
AIOTIGE-IN PIIRSHANGE OF a

PANE WADE. Plaintiff Is Attorneys.
April l8 1850. aplS.83
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

DR MOTIFS
Ohaly beate Restorative
PIEaIs0 o6 1RoDr

An apsrlsas M Aaounaav pSs1uFcrm Searo1 ssrsa>a
q Oxyge1 snA casAea ~ - r. U~1i<r1n =
eancsoasd hy ~ AasAaS N1sieel 1rsi1ES1fa nm
Europe md Tie unlssa otn9sa 80 neerevke3 n az
peaet3ce. H7Fs M $500 4----
The expsglenco u tAou1s 1nlay resvea tAne rO -
paration Of Iron b coapassa Vim d gupurisles 4
AekU coaplsziuus ssdAss ~ ascssy Il a1nos. Every
eoncesvasse case. &c. aA 17@ -
1rnc.ieos,n all ne !. vAlsh ~ hesat ied n ~
b -. Hal
0s6ltfy, NarSoss A1asG&oss. EssecSssicw D.
lDAe, GpasSipgtiOA, Dis1rAoa, IAmeaSay. Ncirtssa
IudSkss TaSss. CNicscs; m, ~ Gcmssssss.
Amp1ae ~ a. Nhcs - ~ - 4 M - $3.50
IN cases y GSnaal 13ili1v - reM a -
0seaoe, Of ~ eoafne& dSinu1fCn n nervoos ~rS
nuacar sarW &sa eArsals eoupIainea eae tris q ~
restorative has proved % - exssnf Uhich -
description nor written aatsaHoo vepId r1nder crei1h
Imvads % long bedden - y have bsce furrotten n
their ovn avs sAddsay II In
distant land some vesy Enal intsDcss = ~ M -
assessed Of ise suerss saeiassd vicns q aplsrsns
%s..smus sAngunsoas exhausscn, critical chansss an1
that q nsveus and dypepte aversion 70 m
and exercise Sor shicA - 49, - 70 sans.
In NvONe 4fScttONs o. IN Kinda and IN reanons -
mlaf 70 nediesl asn, ~ eperaon q az pgepsrrm ~
he0 nu necessarily b nuosy ks nnlIke ~ cld oriSs
h y vguroasly tonic Without kn e1cieinr ~ ersss
lg; and gently, regularly apesnt even Il ~ noa ~.
neke eoDso 81 cueve1oD WsthDut beanR annerln
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

Awnns CApfrv. AMona TEE BAvAGEs-
N Of our readen may remember TIE massacre
Sku, BY the Gioax Indians, of . party Of emi-
- iearneying ffO@ Iowa 70 Oregon. 1hs
Gisa, We believe. numbered seventeea va.
=. "a he travellers we're said 70 b al Killed
y - ssception Of two men, Who fought their
- taA, and two women, one ofvhom was
III dsiat the foot Of precipice. but vaa
wvu6 recovered and restored to her ftieads,
y ~ Mher taken into camp and compelled 20
X II savage life Of the Sioux. This sum-
!, sisa Tie half brssds from Pembisa were
= Ysnkten camp o. the plsinA sosss q
~ : they allege, saw this haPless woman ~
skvan of her capeors. Thsy ssy dat they
ns1srd With her, aud that she was anxieas'to
sssy bat was unable to effect her escape.
bsstAy Of being inquired into, and If found
u sonecA ueaas oaghs 20 b taken By the
swesa Government for rescuing woman Of
- usstry from . position Of misery and deg
in uiieh she must feel to be worse thaa
sslslse& deaih. Westsr. Oct Is.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

1LOUR-Nasket heavy md tribe lowsr.
WHeAf-MaYket heavy and dropping, shippers And
extreme dculy n sellng exchange 6aies a ol 10 fair
CAcago spTing u SOL . NIL Cinb; e1 sol IS smbef
WIS., p winter red western aacaE 81 8 In store
81 81 white Mich
RYE-Dull. Sales q -.
DARLEY- Heavy. Sales u soNs7 state; 70 Canada.
CORN-Aarket nrmsr with lnitea supply aaost. Sales
d 70(17l western mixed.
and State.
wHIsKY-Markst Dsll sales 500 bbaA u aO1.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17
PAPER.

-
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have made household word throughout every quarter
Under the auspices Of this popular institution over vee
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Subscriptions are now beng received In ratio parAl
leled with that ofany previous year.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
Any perscn can become member BY subscribing three
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lrhs barge and superb steel engraving, SoxSs inches
entitled.
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ad0ne copy, one year, Of that elegantly illustrated
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sd-Tour submissions, during the season, to
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In addition 70 the above benefits there will be given 70
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comprising valuable paintings Marbles parans outlines
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TIE SUPERs EHGRAvN0, which every subscriber viii
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one Of the mos beautiful and popular engravings L.
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stpp and printed heavy plate paper W BY IS inch
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q either The library, parior Office Its subject the
ebraed Of sir John FalstaH receiving In Justice
shadows oce the recruits which have been gathered for
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The art Journal TOO well known TO the whole country
% need commendaton. y amagniHcently illustrated
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Subscriptions VIII be received until the Evening Of the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

osssss-Nunbsrsof wagons ladss vith
y 4 enigrasts ars daily paa,tne throsgh
~ beaad westward We IKE - - ar
eDsiving sach nssdea aeossaiOos % its
60, - - e opiniaa thst viaeee q
~ = : en- - : dsvostly =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

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region. Where ten vears aeo I fev loo cabins
alone marked the ate Of VILLAGE. or citv. the
population Il nov numbered nv fkousanda. Five
years aeo the iron exported from Marquette was
scarcely sulaciept 10 Quantity % nerit the title
Of distinct branch OF trade. reaching onlv ,he
amount CT foswisss Asssdksj 1oss and yet such has
been the increase of this branch Of industry that
during The pest seseon nearlv o. I,s,ds,d oed
~ dlossasd Ions Of ore have ben shipped from
ehis pork. thus irving ateady and luasetiye en-.
ploymeae TO . numerous Aeee Of yeaeels which
must otherwise have laid idle. or Of best, been
Engaged In very Improbable trade. And Mar
3ustss 10 but one point BufEalo Republic.
-s---
escs.sloH AHD fisAncE.-Private dispatches
1sceived mere yesterday state MAT considerable
:xcasemens prevailed IN financial circles in New
! ork CITY throughout the day. Almost every
,escr'psacn Of stocks. except State and United
manner OF rumors from the South were put
lpon ehe street. some Of which were true and
or fall. Among those which gained currency
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

~4,e later news SAews ~ lssthesn dave
',sus ssases y - serongly opposed e -
- ssvunn6sfi are-saassa. Al will
Z .auis sitA 90 graos = ~ elestson Of
Es.a II hsvs aeccunts Of many Uaioa
4 .a.n = llnnar, Keatncky, vlreiaia end
|,s..,A.sa - - nevspapsss III express he
.-ssu,1Ivpl fhsss States voan not tbllov
~, c. asa Gsaegia in ~ evsat * their
-. q ve apprehend that TIL Sass win
a. - sGcsto cool the de1ste Of disuulon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

It Il most noticeable and significant that the
great stsength Of the Republican party lies In the
country, while the Atlantic cities are the steong
holds Of the opposition of every variety. While
the int ligens and Independent yeomanry Of the
State Of New Tssk bave given their support 70
the rersbltcan ticket, With m approach 70 unan-
imity, sAe crest strength Of shs opposition y
confined 70 New York city, where the dependent,
ignorant and vicious classes are in much larger
proportion 70 the population than in the rural
dissricta Il has required one halt Of the im-
msnse Rspablican majority Of the rest Of the
Etees TO overcome the anti-Republican strength
Of the city. So In Massachusetts,, take out the
yote Of Boston and Of the two or three cities
commercially connected with It, and the Belland
Everest vote would hardly b. worth putting down
among The scattering. 80 also Of the Breckin-
ridea party, while there 10 come show OF Doug
les party in the rural dstricts bosh in this State
and New York. Il - Curious also TO mote boz
the extremes meet in this matter, the umid cap
itallsts Of Beacon street joining hands with the
eopghs Of North street and Pig Alley. and the
miliopaires Of Fifth Avenue with the subterrsu-
eaao Or The Five Points, under the banner Of
eooservatiem. while those in the intermediate
asA more seli.reliant classes are most generally
fcuud 90 the republican side. The comparison
is NOT made invidiousiy. but a. pointing out SOME
Of he striking characteristics Of the contest
iuse teeminstsd The republican party, while It
10 peoud Of ia splendid triumph, has no occasion
20 be ashamod of the masoeo BY whom Il has been
% sallantly scn,sved. -Spring6eld Republic
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

Iw CornrEuElr.-We yesterday received
h1scsiplioo q q nsw counterfeit % bill that
kthg extensively circulated In the West. We
phasbssd 70 III. J. w. Kennedy, Of Pitts
= ssr the isfosna&ion containsd in the fol.
hg paragraph:
Ne esunterseit 1s's on the Western Bank of
- ~, which have juas been pas iuto circula-
-, ~ % exceedingly close initatisa q -
- The mcst perceptible difference 10 In
nAa<ns Of the words ''Western Bank and
5mD1am" In the spurious Il = heavier
- i asRnuine. The signature q The cash
- dsqarious II engraved, and the paper
pr ~ of Q smoky hue. But this, In al
lablsy, 10 one OF the tricks Of counterfeit
. order 70 ess Il described . snch, and
= 10 Good tie country with nosas on paper
y 10 the genuine. The only security the
lft 1t large have, b 70 refase for ths present,
W. on this Bank. without doubt, the o@-
J viii at once withdraw from circulatien eli
kses Of this plate, ard easss new plate
" made q oncs.-[Peoria Transcript
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

THE FHELING IN L0uI0vILLI.-We passed
about among our fellow-eitizens Of al parties .
good deal yesterday curious to observe the effect
produced upon their minds by the intelligence
Of Linc0ln's election. We found them al calm
and even cheerful They seem, whilst strongly
disappearing the principles Of Mr.. Lincoln and
his party, 70 experience feeling Of relief at the
thought the conflict is At last over. They have
no thought whatever Of anything 90 absurd ~
secession They are prepared to maintain their
rights firmly but dispassonately They have no
apprehension that any outrage or wrong can be
perpetrated upon them by the next Administra-
ion.--LOusville Journal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17


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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

BENTON on SkCRBfARY COBD-A SPIcY Stair
have received . communication
from Mr.. X. J. Lackey. late Of The Treasury De-
partment, who repeats TO 10 these characteristic
remarks made TO him upon certain occasion,
BY the late Col. Benton:
s4Nr. Lsckey, there 10 Cobb-he, the big bel
He'd one Of Georgia, not he, the long legged one
Of AlAbama-once had little faith In him
none now, sir-all the good shelled on-ysa sir,
shelled oF-only eo66 left, rotten co1 at that,
dr. He wants to get ahead Of Toombs, lean
dog for long chase Cobbs fat man-fat
men apt 70 BE- lazy, 70 he'll take short cut 70
camp Of nulliAers- mark il. sir. Wants TO OBJ
trude his ssas in Senate, cir, afflicted also with
prevailing Presidential disease. Great God,
what are Ne coming 70! Don't agree with Presi-
dent on tariG-suin 40, cir; in Pennsylvania
ne u one Of the Presidents higher clerks, and
President osght 70 kick hun cut-kick him out,
sir--delicacy should make him resign, hut he
viii not do Il, -, - long ~ he gets that $1,000
per annum, payable monthly In hard American
eeld coin-no, sir-no "-LouiA Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

How IT WORKs -Orders to . considerable
amount were rcceivedin this city yesterday from
New Orleans and Baltimore, for -four and corn
meal. They we're from houses that had hereto
fore traded in this market Their credit has
been A No. /, our dealers in breadstuffs were d.
ways glad TO gil their orders. But the secession
movement at the South has unsettled the conf
dence in all Southern houses and their orders
yesterday were declined They were advised re-
spectfully, of the fact and notified that the only
way on whichthe shipments could be made would
be for cash in hand. Chicago Tribune 18th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded by OIL
YER COCK, Agent for Burlington, Iowa, and vicinity,
where specimen engrayngs aud Art Journal be
nOyl6-dwly
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17


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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

idence of Rev. Henry Elliot, in Helm, Mime
sofa, whose husband was absent, on Wednesday
last saw huge bear make his way into the hog
pen, already cooked and primed for mess Of
fresh pork. The frau had no idea Of parting
with her fat hog, and picking up sled stake,
made for the bear. Nj. Bsuin, HE mouth wa
teriDg for the breakfast before him. paid but
little attention to the woman, but pitched into
the porker. Alucky blow from her banda with
the stake across the nose Of the bear while he
Was engaged with the hog, laid him out-dead
a. a herring. Such a woman is worth having.
She is worthy 70 be the wife Of Daniel Boone
-or any one e1se.-G;leEcoe (linn.) Register.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

- sSs editor Of the Clara ccanty lve)
- II. A. r PARKING, appeared lass week
- II Federal District Court at Staunton,
t,v pyshsahrosgh prsaidiaas 10 answer > pre-
- fte rsfssipg 70 answer quessaoas pro-
~ b him BY IL Marshal, under The cen
4. =; and made an elaborate speech IN
~ teAalf. dsnsancing the Law ~ tyrannical
necpstitutonal The only question which
snu.a " aeJser. hovsyer, was % 70 his sge.,
~ Dsokenbroash reserved his decision till
~ ~ term, ,snd IN the meantime the consti'
Starey Of the lav vii - decided BY the Cir
Cart Of the United States at Richmon1-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-01-26
County Convention.

The call Of the County Central Com
mis,ec for County Convention on the
llth proximo. to appoint Delegates to the
State Mass Convention. was published in
our last issue. but we did not. for want OF
room, refer it. It is again inserted in this
number, and will doubtless attract the at
teatiea Of all true Republicans. who arc
eaSer Tor the canvass TO commence. as well
as all others opposed to the present cor
rurt, profigate. pro-slavery State and Ma
tionsl Administrations. These are peril.
Gus times, and demand the union Of all
good men who love their country and wish
70 perpetuate her free institutions. We
hope to see full attendance at the Conven-
ton from all parts Of the County. Turn
out. lovers Of freedom. and help put the
ball in motion that is destined to grind
Shamocracy to dust. Let all come.