The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-01

RgMARKARLE RAILWAY DrTryrrox IA. u
fayeue Courier Of SATURDAY saws m Ipai,,..
lady on her way home from DanyiIe N.
detained the morning train on the Great NJ.
Road in a remarkable manner. The Courr
the story as loilows.-- m
She happened unfortunately to he \, NJ
female on the train, exhibited symptom, \
tress soon after the cars started. and =,
IDENTIFY in great pain. The Conductor NJ n \
terson, volunteered kindly inQairy 4
cause Of her sudden illness, and oyerv4.,I
with confusion she informed him ,hst A
about TO become a mother. NJ. Psus,~,
once cleared the car, and as there were
males on board save the unfortunate Ia
question, he attended her in person. m
was not long delayed. The train vm spv
and messengers despatched to the nssas \
house for assistance, but before any Aelp %
be obtained, d bouncing boy was sdaIp
number Of passengers Dr.. Patterssn hh,.
with wonderful presence of mind, under b
ing circumstances. The lady, for The fH,
q mother, displayed degree Of heroisn n
remarkable, and was lavish IN her endess
Of the little darling" 30 Unexpectedly n
duced to daylight The mother and child
carefully conveyed TO the hospitabh rsf
Mr.. Snyder, about half mile frsu d. d
where they received every possible ais<aix
The Droekses ~ the New York HIps
These gentlemen deny that they own NJ
and appear dreadfully indignant that We N
have made the charge against them. We
them the benefit of their denial yet w
that they should be SO sensitive respecting
sonal interest in an institution, to prop up
Their are lending all the energies Of then
Their claim il that they are Union msi
that they are trying to save the Union "
disunionists.
But how does this comport With "
tempt III their paper Of the I'D 10 bring "
York, in order to defeat Lincoln. rr
just formed union with the Douglas ma
this purpose, and Us this, according to thsri
statement, made New York sure for The ri
what need Of any more such bargains. Esz
ly what need of union with disuuiurls
preserve the Onion:
The Express has denounced the Brtdr
party without stint heretofore as eecrss
and disunionistA Now il proposesto us
them TO defeat Lincoln.
Il there not something rotten in al hs
not this cry Of disunion against Eucoln II
mons II the Express men can unite With
cey \ Co., open and avowed disuniOtiu
feat man who never breaihed. the vGs
think itcan do almost anything that il me-
teAt in politics. %@
The Union Of Know. Not hingisn and D.
ism in loving embrace vas the strsRgs
ever presented to the people ef the u
States. 1t has, however, been CONF
eclipsed BY the union Of Union men ard ID
union men in order to save the Union fisG
who are ready to lay down their lives '
serve it.
And We think the true and only e1pA'
Of this very extraordinary proceedings ~
il not union Of all parties, disunionisj
as unio nists, 10 save the Union, but %
these parties to save slavery and re il hs
stall be extend to free territory, IN sPsa
opposition Of the great majority Of 'fs
OF the country.
How II this Messrs. Brookss In GtSis
how DO you mean to save the Union byi
with the very men you accuse Of desr
stroy its l. Ii not slavery ycu desire
not liberty and the Unions-f ChicagoNs&
~ ss4tG a& NV
y PEAcaEs IN EGsPT.--A peach grosef, Y
from Egypt" informs US that the peach a4
the Southern part Of this STATE y innenx
ridge in Union and jackson counties, -
miles long. and from FIVE % xveM nus
will pspdnce at least oss ssd.s.~ bsaaAs. "
amount Of this immense crop will b sss'S
Galena Courier. IN
The Augusta (Ga.) Dispatch, o. ~
learned that anegro boy, who had killed Y
man, WAs burnt as the stake al Staslca 4
On The Southwestern Railroad. Ivers
took him from the Sherinrs CUSTODY \
bonds for his re-dehyery, after which -
sentenced, and executed the murderer, ~
his ashes % the oflceP.
ROOkS.
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