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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-21

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

The ELswoRrH WILL CAsx.-The eelssa
Ellsworth VIII Case was finally 'disposei Y
the last term Of the Circuit Court held in n
County, Indiana, by the entry ef deere
which all parties having any interes. ip VI
worthS estate 40 heirs It lay. or iegstess y
in the wills Of 1851 and 1857 were pani4
consented,
BY the compromise, Yale College setdsi
oil the legatees except Wabash College azi
Beard, and received conveyance, made VI
heirs at law, to her treasurer, Of lands siTi
ninety thousand dollars. The heirs strAvl
Wabash College in lands valued at tveg N
sand dollars, and with Mrs. Beard by pygI
the amoans Sisea her BY the terms os q; .
1851. ". I s,g HI
The decree sets aside both wills, and III 4
title to all the real. estate becomes, .hrAl
vested in the heirs AZ law. The value d.
real estate tenaihing to them Nv the sef.s.
y said 10 exceed three huhdred thJusaad "a
besides large contingent in Lands held sa
parties; and, ~ the amount OF personal Dr..
(inventoried at SITS, OOO) 10 much greixsl
all the debts and liabilities Of the estste, hi
amcant received BY the heirs b aesrly, II
quite, equal to what they would have taksl
der the will of ,ss,,
We alsO learn that The heirs have slre.ars !,
an amicable and satisfactory par.i,ior II
real estate among themselves, without he 4
vention OF courts OF arbisrators.
Lafayette JOsna
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VA good story Il a0nat that citizen Of Mud
Springs, California, could find nothing sufficient
" superb IN st. Louis 70 s.pass It Mud SpsinRs:s
At length he was introduced into the family
Of rich merchant, Who bad danghter 'ipst
nineteen years old = the young lady admired.
nay, loved ths Californian. and The merchani
thought Of instigating marriage. He took the
Californian aside, and said: well, sir, ann :
man Of businesA and judge you are. Nov,
Dir, what do you think OF my dauehter?" The
intesFogatOFy momentarily startled the gentle.
nan from Mud Springs, but he rose above The
agitation, and was himself again, q be replisd:
Wen, old man, your girls snoster, but IN b
1asnsdi u ahsl Paas q Md epdApr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20


From the Chicago Democrat.
The TAso Pertiee.
In the Douglas procession in this Sity ON the
9th instant, one of the banners borne by com
pany of Douglas Invinciblcs, bad the following
inscription:
FREEDOM FOR TIE WHITE MEN,"
In the Wide-Awake procession here on Mon.
day night, in honor of Hon. Owen Lovejoy, there
was carried transparency with the following
words gpen j.:
SYMPATHY FOR THE oPFRrsfzp oy ALL NATIONS.
1t would be difficult to express more forcip,y
and plainly the essential difference between the
Republican and Democratic parties, than these
two sentences do. On the one hand Freedom
for the White Mem On the other, sympathy
for the Oppressed Of ell Nationsin
observe that both notices acknowledge free:
dom ~ b!essing-something to be desired and
defended. But one party wishes to make it 1
blessing confined to one particular class of hui
man beings; the other desires 10 spread the
blessing among the oppressed Of all nations
Freedom for White Men !" cry the Democrat
ic party. No freedom for red men! No free.
dom for the tawny sons Of India, Japan, and of
China! No freedom for the golden hued Malay!
No freedom for the ebony skined children of AZ
RIGA! No freedom for two-ihirds Of Gods fami-
~ on earth!
Sympathy for the Oppressed of all Nations!"
say the Republicans Sympathy for the long
oppressed serf Of Russia. who now begins to see
the dawn of freedom. after night of centuries
OF bondage; sympathy for the oppressed patriots
Of Hungary, who won their freedom once, only
to loose it by treachery and fraud; sympathy
for the oppressed Polander, whose fathers aided
N to gain our Independence, and whose own lib
erty lies at the mercy of an AutOcrat: symnathv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

EmxxcE o. PIE Sow,
fLAcaA-The Southern Liserar, \. Van
2 series Of domestic receip. 4. FGs
home, and 81 tri6iDg espe,s. !" !. salaast
comforts and advantages Of AZ |. y. i. pscds
able watering Places 1s iaste
WaIrE SULPHUR SPRuca-f.. ~
stone under your nose, and dfaL i,.ss ~ hsin
warm water. Break some dovb.s.i ua<i|
your pockets, and run round I'M y. sM ii
hausted- Procure . secoodA.,H~ "
change your linen six times 1 4, "a
loftily under tree. ~
Old SwKKT SpRrxoA-Get l.,,.,
some white pebbles in the bottom az
IN u and blow soap bubbles.. Dr,a 49,
and dont know anybody. Mk
k1D SWEET SPRIN0s.-Obtain sor.. =. !.
paint EN- red, put EN- in 4 lin - !. \:
ana look q EN- In solitary silence
mutson, and 90 70 bed early. WiiI.. =.
eight times day.
willow SCLPHrR SpRrxca
On the top Of : hill, where Won e.n ~ =.
thing whatever. Doniuoes dr.ueh,. ~ n !
CANNON. soe y
ALLEGHASY SsRscs.--Et do~n
chair in deep, hot hole, md dr;Dl
magnesia and EPSON salts. Gambl. ~. 49,
dysPeptics, 'os ~
Commas SPRuGa-Take IL -,
pers, and gaze with melanehsly Ders;n..;,.
me s'de Of naked bill. Whiss nd NJ,
tracts. N"So{
KoCKDRrnGK ALuH.-Selecs sgra -.
cancer on the face, with 4 few pert, ~,
lously raw, and dine with them dsily \ -. ~
ferent vic.uals. Then catch the dripuiar
The caves Of very old house, In
with long handle, thicken the dripuIpe Y.
powdered nutgslls, and drink three IN
day.
ALL-HEALISG SPRrsGs. Throw a rrs.p 4.
ket in shallow pond, and wallov n |,
OIL strip Of blanket, and clap il to ycu n
Read old novels and talk 10 pious a w
about death and chronic diseases q he da1.
tube.
BEEKELEr SPEiSGs.-Keep your hin i
and know nothing but Baltimore tsupin
PEAKS OF OTTER.-Cllmb q high 81. !.
cold day ut sunrise. Shut your ewes and VI.
WiER's CAvE.-Go into the cellar n y
night, feel the edges Of things, and sta \
shins against the coal-scutile. Bit down
pile Of anthracite, with . tallow caesk
wonder.
OH PoINr ConBoRT.-Build 4 hcepa \
mud puddle; fill il with cockle-burs aas a.
and cali it surf-bathing. Drink bud bnad,l
Don't sleep. Lie down with your window. ID
and no clothing on. Come home With .
bone in your throat, and oyster sheIA n Vi
head, pain in your stomach, and ten Aau
mosquito bites on your body.
CAPE AAT.-Penetrate an immense rnw
male and female rowdies, drop some sas v
in both eyes. Shoot pistols. Eat some ics a
aud claret. and send up one sky rocket \
night. Have yourself insalsed often By u
gers. ~ mid day smeH of IN oven viii
pig IT, Fill your pockets with cut glaaiuA
into minute fragments.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

TIM RALLY on rMs 27rR.--A meeting Of the
Wide-Awake Club was held on Tuesday evening,
ct which committees were appointed to make
arrangements for the grand rally on the eth
inst 1t was resolved to provide rsfreshDents
for the Wide-Awaks Companies that attend, BY
spreading large table in Crimes HALL The 70.
dies are expected TO act in concert with the
committee to provide the necessary articles. In
vitations areto be extended to all the different
Wlds-Avake Companies in the surrounding q.
ues ana towns, and, also TO the companies Of
yosng 'adAsa, Of ~hea We may expect . large
...eet. Ihs formation u company Of young
'eo'ee " sA's city, Tor he purpoee Of receiving
sns@s 80 ssggssssd, and NO doabs he ladies III
carry cut " sasssstiaa. 4 souaiae .i.,e1. =.
psetsd On shs t~snsyssvsash, ana 3 I'm I. :.
aliaed sssa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

AmsAsSme AAD 4uasss.-About three veels
49, : nan. prstsndins % b from Canada.
49, nsre and his wife, and black child "a
- = : essal n Iowa Ten days aftervard de
s...s - asad n Jshasoa eoaaty, ia shis
a. 49, hesa killed. II issspposed shat
usnaa - "a uss takea soufh .pd -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

O. - us1D - 1nnoA1.- y -
sss ~ a ylsA - >ssoysd = 10y
|llvss = - lnn> ~ ~ Hood - -
= isu b III ~. > ~ - - = raA
- Allsulng rses1p Seeias - ~ gtitiezlan
no voseAss 1he u sasssivenen b many cases
pssssaally lneva = hin.
Rssurs.-Ons t.a-speoafal Cayenne pepper,
-. tss4aeel ba6ss.y. pst Into half pint
|hoae.
Nssks K1oR-Whi1S eak bark, eAgs and
alnn bolled % asyrnn used % gar1le three or
- timss per day; warranted 10 cure nine tines
- ten REv. A. 4. Ssl1R1&
~ HONEST DsnocaAf. -The Local u The Do.
baque Herald i evidently averss 70 spelling !
story for relationh sake. He givss The following
account Of Doaslas' reception as AnanoaA:
Gone man q our party, Who had never seen
Aim before, sighted him instantly q We marched
up There H isl There he 10, ID d-n him r
and the next instant the enthusiasm Of Tie gen.
tleman vented itself in cheer Of the biggest pro-
portionas r
In The next line, be nationally accounts for this
democsatic enthusiasm, - follows
'The Galooa W., Of course, crowded TO its Ut
most capacity. Opening the door above end look
Ing upon the mas below, it seemed more mad
whirlpool Of some internal elements seething,
kissing, boiling, upheavine-a made noise Of
seemingly III he voices Of kell over which rose
occasionally seentovian roar for Douglas, or
again for Lincoln. A fhme uproee from the with
ing mase more sliding than fumes from . burning
bed Of sulphur. These BE- thy Gods. oh Isfaelw
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

hs Republicans Of Psansylvania =, i.
sseAy nakiag prspasatsoos fes rr.pd iu,,,,..
@ u occasion Of IL inaugsratioa of ~, ,.-
0oveFnoe, Curtin,
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NnW Lo11poa. Oct. la.

NV LArpon, Ocs. IL.
- Mxox-Erss -Ihroeh yssr paper snd.
Co. nhs vs1sAzned - eioaious rssult q
Psyivenia, oh,DsaA Indiiaa, = visw u uhieII
~ Wiee-Asales q onoo rsselssd % hold \
grand jubilee on III evening q - 18th inat-
h evening cane-a plsasant ons. aad ths
voice q exploding powder ssvsrbsratirg through
the surrounding cosntry, called not enly -
Wide-Awakes but I'll classes, 70 10 pablo
square. The people obeysd H. oall and we're
o. Tie ground en- masss. The beating Of drams
and the sound ofmusic called The boys Into rank,
and they cams with profalioa and alacsisy. The
burning torches chased ~ darkness away and
made night bright and cheerful, and lis up he
coantenances of the gathering throne. No pen
can describe he character Of The happy emotion.
| viii not attempt il. Il j. enough y say that
up 70 this point, and little further on, ~ uss
joy and glee. The pole went Up. know not hov,
% my attention vas absorbed ~ other obiscts,
bot IL went up, and soon . Gag Of so or 20 feet
long, was 80 waving in The bseese.
Quite unexpectedly and unaccountably Rtna
Jorulls, Heels, Cotopaxi and Vesavius burst up
on the crowd, but strange to say, did mot fright
On any one. But ot this moment Of pleasing
Excitement funeral procession Was discovered
slowly and solemnly approaching. The Arst en-
quiry was s.who ID dead :" the answer was man
BY the name Of Arnold who had some time ago
swallowed some strange thing which had serious
y affected him. His friends Aocked around
him, some told him that it would certainly kill.
Others, among them his physicians, told him that
BY emigrating, and settling on the banks ofa Ger
tain stream with salt in its bottom, he might
possibly survive, but all being tried be died. and
on opening his stomach il was found than he had
swallowed an immense gorge Of poisonous sub
ssancs called squatter sovereignty. The funeral
procession alluded to. consisted Of 1--WE lrishmen
three old maids and . barrel Of whisky. Thus
ended the evening. mixed with joy and sorrow.
You may mark down High Henry 1000 ma
jority for Old Abe. WIDE AWAKE
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

MARRIED,
Al the residence of the brides father, a5LLt
day, Oct. 10, 1s6t', by Rev. Geo. B. Jocelyn, Gsz
uAnwN, Esq, and Miss Maria y RircnE, 800
0py.s 80 c. -. t4. t4M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

IA letter from Wheeling, Va Of Oct l4th
says: You would not believe the changes that
have and arc every day taking place here from
~, Brsckinridge and Douglas 70 lincoln
Iasss = = ssanpsds from al other parties TO the
Repuhliean.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

jority for Old Abe. WIDE AWAKE
Greeting to the "0la Keystone"
DEDICATED TO rnR "w1Ds AwAKrs" OF TIE uxroH
| By J. PERSON.
/.
o! heard ye the shout that 10 ringing,
In triumph ell over the land
From the Delaware's banks it 10 springing
To welcome the I" Wide Awake Band:"
The giant " Old Keystone hath spoken;
And her voice hath shaken the earth,-
For the ranks of Corruption are broken,
And Freedom is rapturd with mirth:
II.
Old Bsrks lay crouch'd like lion,
Amid the vast woods Of " Old Penn"
To strangle the Suckers bold scion;
The hope of " Free speech and free men,"
Allegheny lookd down from his mountains
With wrath flashing red from his eye
Then calrd to his sons by their fountains
To haste, to his rescue to ay:
The mountains and hills to their going,
Shook wild to their bases Of rock;
While the pines on the mountain tops growing
Wav'd proudly their heads to the shock,
The tawny old monster deserving
His ancient Republican foe
Shook his long flowing name and then flying
Made the Schuylkill resound with his wo.
w.
loud joyous shout was then given
For the success Of Illinois son,
Which rising like incense to Heaven
Was answered, "'Tis good and well done;"
Then far DER the West il went, sighing;
As soft as the breath of the morn
When Ohio, with gladnesss replying
IAN bail" new era is born.
r-t p. Y.
Indiana with extasy hearing
The shouts of the jubilant throng,
Sprang forth, from her heavy beech clearing"
And roll'd the glad tidings along
The voice Of the trio, now blending
In dulcet harmonious chime
And high in the welking ascending
Re-echoed +" Free speech thro' all time
vi.
The South in her cotton field musing,
Beneath the Magnolia's brown shade,
Heard the anthem ip SILENCE; refusing
To harp what the toiling North maSp
But Virginia, proud nurse of the Onion,
Long lst'ning the strains that she heard,
Cried, Yancey, avaunt with disunon!
It's the scream of our own mountain bird.
VII.
Then maim'd De .he band that shall sever
The chain that now binds us in enc;
May his name be Q proverb forever
And his grave every patriot shnn:
Let the sun De eclipsd in mid Heaven;
Or bury his face in the sea,
And the earth to "Old Chaos" be driven,
When " F'ae .paeeh" is denied to the "Free.i
VIII.
Now chorus Of spirits are singing
The rapturous song of the Free,
And the 81 Vide Arake maidens are finging
Sweet garlands DER Lbertys Tree:
God bless the "dear Union" forever,
Her sons AID her daughters arc true,
And long may their piigntes caieayor
Keep waving the Red, White and Blue.
Burlington, Oct 18th.
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SfLrAcriNG GATES ron DRAw-BRrpGrs-Ap
accident 1t kush sspess bridge noticed II M
paper on the 30th Of August last. has hecn ,ne
ihc'tng cause OF an invention which We have 60
doubt viii prove to be Of great utility ~ -,
venting similar accidents, II put into oner.tion
At the several bridges in this city.
Vhe inyention 10 = self acting gate. or wonder
lul simple construction, intended to he nl.caa
across the street at either end Of the bridge
when the bridge Is closed, the gate is wholly ont
o. aens, IN crevice below the surface Of IN
street. As.he bridge opens, the gate rises %
ahd completely obstructs the way; and when Il
crosses, Tie gate again descends. The machinery
~ Wnich these operations are performed con.
slsts simply of . pully and weight. acted ma,
by double incline-plane passing over roller
and Tribune. III Atsss
MHsTEhous DisAPPEARANcE.-We are inform.
~ .na. on Monday evening last, Mrs. Elizabeth
Isv's, hying on Sixth street, between Maine and
ing pas been seen Of her by her friends rro,,
.ne fact that she took nothing with her hut her
out her shawl and bonnet and that she laft ~
aoor unlocked, it - feared that there NAV have
Deen some foul play In the case She has ,or
James Shearn, living at the Quincy House. Who
awaits any information about her with solic;.
tude Journey Wing. 'oAS''
FIGHT WITH THE lNDIANs.-We Learn 60,
genIlem.n Just up the Arkansas, that there h.s
zen T: ngnt between the regular troops and nv
Alowas' on the smoky Hill route. The Indiana
psanssu themselves IN battle array, when the
s;I Gps charged upon them, broke their ranks.
'..s "s .orIy warriors and taking las prisoners
men ana women. Several regulars we're Killed
IN a. uost .aken would have been greater but
hors ..sa.ay having nads forced marches, their
r;ea - ce.s worn out The prisoners were car
y ~ ovoa.onwood Grsek. and treaty proposed
1ays, u y the intention TO shoot - can,;..A
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Hl No., hsa!''a e e 4ssasy; Ca g. q o q
isS:.s.. w:rse = M.s.::l.s. = 8 = ::
!.ak.s.hls. h.s;sa e Tss:ssS. e e g e S Ss
RenA. e q 0ssarday, Do n. Do do
Wehavs fsand By our sxpenee thns lr that the hour
AxsA Soe ~ conm6acemsns d jont dsc1ons TOO
laae eue ~ oenvoasonoe a. people ge0eaA and
Ne thsSore aes 70 changs IL boar Il meeting TO III
for Tn q Ccaum6as CITY, and al appo@t
msnts tAssasr and reque IL d9eFent papers Of IL
Dlgexiee 70 eiye neacs oeeoE6inQy.
@. O. COLE,
oeot, H. l0oO. eAM'L r CURTIS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

Sweepstakes.
Best stallion, Of any blood, showing
hes: colts, Of any age under years,
Messrs. jackson, Meeker and Earnest, $1,000
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From the Chicago Democrat
The T1To Fevtipe.
In the Douglas procession in this city on the
9th instant, one of the banners borne by . CON-
pany of Douglas Invincibles, had the following
inscription:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-03-23
MANHOOD,
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

JUST pahli,hsd, IL = Sealed Eayslope. oa he
,b NATURE. TREATMENT aud MEDICAL
CURE az SPERMATORRlIOEA. &c semiaal
wea aness. Sexual Debility. Neyoa.nss. aHd w..
voluntary Emissions, Inducing lmpo,sney sod
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WELL. VI. ~, ,aihor of"rh' Utrse Book, Sc.
The world-Feo~nsd suihos, ~ this admirable
Lecture, elsafIy pfuye. fr,ai his osn experience
that the a.l,l ,,,n.saa~acs. Of sellabuse may L.
.d,ctually without Mei,ciae aai without dagger
ou. Surgical operatives, borsie'. 'n.iirmeni',
rings or cotdial., poiating out q mode Of oute at
cue a, oncr crsis'a aai eh'ripal. b, shieh every
sufferer, ~, matter whu his condition may lie,
m,y cure hi@.elf cheaply, privately aud radically
.Thi. i.ctare viii Prove b61a 10 thousands and
iheassads.
seat pader seal to any address, post pad. on
The recent oI tao postage stamps. hy Addressing
Dr. ca. }. &. KLINE, ". ID ,iso First Avense,
New York. Pos, DoS 1850. 81
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CIIERirr'S SALE. oSlprd, -; frb'y i6.
- ls61. ~ virtue .f an execution which H..
sued on Judgment m r Eor Il Joseph Petiengi NJ
81 East Liyermo'e, 10 the CoOniy Of Aadroscog.
gin. against EkaIer Carver of Canton. 10 aid
Couniy OF OSford. recovered NJ the lamar, term
ofihe Supreme Judicial Cont zoe the Cont, Of
AndrosoOggia, have taken all the right elpih
which The said El'sIer Carver hid on the iwen
v.third DAY 81 March, 4. ID. 1859. the DE-, whea
the sane was attached an the original writ, 10
r-deem the lowing described real estate. Co wits
Aceuain parcel of Lad situated in Casioa. siois.
sa,d, 90 the East side Of the Anlfo.coggia river,
hing the same prrmi'es mofigsgei b, The said
EleaIer Carver ADD LEONARD VI. Fi.h TO Thomas
Record. by mortgage deed dated the sixieenih
day of March, $50, and 'eeoried With OS'srd
Records, hoax 50. psg, 36l. and on FRIDAY, the
ihirieth day Of March. A. ID. tsdo, q, oee ocle'ck
IN the aliernooa. at the Office Il R.n lall Winter
IN Dx6eIi, In aid CSDnts of OS(o',l, shall eel
10 the hghes, bidder. by public auction said right
10 equity Of redemption.
JOHN T. sEvERY. DEFY sh'G.