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ADJUSTMENTS.

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Lessee, J. n Form Stage Manager, g. w. GLEs,.
heaoer OF orchestra .-..--.. VIZ. WIrHKRs,
Engagement OF the DISTINGUISHED American T,,x.
dian,
MIR. J. f.. MURDOCH,
A., VI ~ Supported by
Mr.. Charles BASE
Mr.. C. Barton Hill.
,na.u.,,M Mr.. r. c. Bangs,
,,,. THIS EVENING,
Wl be performed the great Shaks pearean oomsd
MICH apo e hposir soru,,o
Ben.diot nDo ABOUT ,NoTHiNG.
Dogoerry ..---......-.-. -. Mr. 4 Rs,.
ouio- Mr.. &. ". Hi
B-strice .............-.....M Mrs W. C. Gladsiats
IeIo. 800. MIss l. Pa-ker
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IN AXES.
Nv DOZEN Warranted Kentucky Pattern Axes
10. sac. at So, Sli and Sl2 per doz an.
Faces. tAlexGaz) JNO. r. EI.VANS6
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DATENT WASHER CUTTERS,
For Ss Q by N
T, ~ cost IAl' <. GszJ JNo R.ELvANs& CO
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A House, WITH ELEVEN ROOMS. We'll
IA Furnished, to rent A gentleman In ofioe, or
any responsible person deslrous Of keeping house,
can obtain it at merely nominal price, the lady
Of during her sbssnce of some months, perhaps
longer from the cty Inquire, until the LIST, at AS
10th street, between d and E, between and ?. m.
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READ THE CERTIFICATES,

READ THE CERTIFICATES!
bALTIMoRR, Feb. IL, l86a.
bear testimony to the efficacy of Or Montsrde,s
Mlracul 'us Pain Xii +" Having had a had cold
with Very severe pain In my back, so great that
could scarcely stand applied the Pain Killer az
night, and next day hsd no traces of pain whatever
Yours truly, HENRY a.. GRIFFIN
OF X. b. Griffin Sons,
II South Charles street Baitimora
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Ms The JUNIOR SONS OF MAI.TA VIII.
NJ meet at their hall on next Friday EVE
MING, as bu' mess of Importance will he brone ht
before the order. By order r III
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How NOT To Do IT.-Ths Douglas Committee
la this city are evidently mos. ndefatigable gen.
tlemen, and are bent on leaving no stones un
turned TO secure DIS nomination at Charles n
They even go SO far as actually to pelt Il slave
holding State with abolition stones, thick ard hot
as will be seen from the following letter from a
gentleman Of high character:
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REV ELUIlnNS IN ENGLISH HISTORY,
IL by Robert Vaug han, ID. D., volume |. Revolu
tins of Race. now eady: price So
Doctor Oldham at Sreystones and his talk there,
Humane by By T. Wharton Collins. Professor of
Political Philosophy Of University of Lousians,
Essays Critical and Miscellaneous. BY T. Bah
50. For sac by
BLANCHARD MOHUN,
feN corner Ii tn st and Pa. av.
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A SPECIAL BARGAIN INA
n PIANO FORTE.
4 gentleman recent, dismissed from office h. s
tf mis- Piano with for sale. Said piano was
purchased trom US only eight months ago. there.
for nearly new; Is fIe tone and finish, and will be
warra nted same new. and will be old at a great
sacrifice. Please call and see it
JOHN r. ELLIS,
fen SOC Pr av, bet 9th and 10Th st.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

HICKMAN AND DouGLAs- his speech at
West Chester (his home) on Friday last, Hon.
John Hickman made some very pointed state.
ments concerning Douglas. and their former re-
lations with each other. He said
Particular pains had been taken to say that I
had turned traitor to my former professions, and
abandoned Stephen A. Douglas. have never
abandoned any Of my political doctrines, and l
nerer scas douglas man. Applause.] l want
men to know just where stand. ] thus make
this public declaration and repeat it-I have
never been Douglas man, for always despised
his political principles-if he ever had any.
say there il no man in the Democratic party ol
the borough Of West Chester, or in the county
Of Chester, who has ever heard me say word Of
praise for the person Of Stephen A. Douglas.
have privately and publicly denounced him;
have spoken against him consistently and per-
sistently for ten years; for | know him well, hav
inx watched his course closely. Ihave not been
deceived. kaOe Glat he Is not to he trusted, e,en
,nAea goa hare yosv eyes apon him. [Great ap.
plAnse ! think have gone ~ far in doing
this ~ . man could do, having personal regard
for himself
| have said that would rather vote for
Breckinridgc than for Stephen A. Douglas, for
he q infinitely the better man. hare sevv
fouad EougIas true 70 kia oarn psiscit1es, and
have said 60 at all times have said 70 to his
intimate ffiends-to bis private secretary.
have known him for years 70 be . political
mountebank, . schemipg tsickster, who recog
pises The interests Of but one person In the Uui
ted States, and that one h &epass a. Dos.g1ai
Eo,selE propose to help larger interest thar
chat have higher interests than the elevation
or euch man % tts Presidency.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11


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yen:'on, RI - ~ o43H @eaea OF exits.
ulsnlng tne nfes ofsseeass = a9'etion, and pre-
serving - VaIon. S4l1f ,slveetehsy. gcSs
ttlemen, meana the nmt Or exet eop'e-excePs
p|'efe.s-so NsaAse taleir ao1n asn0se affairs
Il .neir own 4t va THE Gl9qipqA principle
1mcn iougsf, nIed And conquered n '0dr Revo-
Iat'onary aesaEgi Is Tho FDsppla 0G III xasito-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

Tn A0rArxD D1xocRAcY OF NEW JERsEY -
1he Newark Mercury says it is currently re-
ported that large section Of the BreckinEidge
democracy. dissatisAed with the mongrel aKnow
Nothinr. .s"Dark Lsnterns ticket formed BY che
Irregular Deanocratlc Convention w'l eau
moss conseFvative Convention, 70 nomanase :
|strsirht out Breckjnridge ticket We should
thinf thie course would be adopted, adds ths
Mercury, for csrtainly Il muss be humiliating,
amer having begged fusion with the BeiiEv'
eeett party, 70 6avs their liberal proposal CON.
tsmpsaoudly sejeeted.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

The Albany Evening Journal says: &Pronipeat
members of the Democratic factions are stil t.y.
ing hard 70 unitc on one Electoral ticket d tAis
State. And they talk about II - II Il might Is
Of some service 70 them. But Of What sesvice
can it be! Republicans are quite Indifferent
about Il; because they can whip them Just %
effectively combined a distracted. Il b sin.plv
. question whether LiAcoln shall havs $4,000
Or $4,000 majority. Either 6gurs viii answer.
Let the union BE- effected, BY 81 DeanA he
sooner the hettcr."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

.r- .nosl,es cossns sf to-aays paper wul
!. isteresting conmunicatioa from GEN.
- -. secretary Of the State Agricultural Col.
- an estimate Of the wheat and coru
N, State. Tho General has the bess
sTsSsmisg correct estimate, and In com.
~ every citizen Of Iowa, We should be
.,.a 10 know that our production Of wheat
=" ..., ,ould reach his estimate this yeas, but
y, hss figures arc too high, much u We de-
-. sye credit to his estimate.
,..s,diag to the State censaA Iowa produced
- Ag7s,sse bushels Of spring wheat, on
!. 4. .cse, Of land, over fourteen bushels 10
! ~. and 4ss,s77 bushels Of winter wheat
A ia acrcA being twelve bushels and q
~. % u. scr. The whole area In wheat
- y, being only sss, ,oso acres, and the whole
-. .sduced S,ies,5le bushels. Can il be
-, have been brought into cultivation in
- 50 ss 70 increase The area In wheat
ao GEO acres 70 l,sls,e07 acres-an in.
-, 4 over 800 per cent? We hope be Is
=. bus cannot believe it. y
y. Wi,,cus estimate Of corn ID much nearer
=. mark. 10 1856, according to the same an. !
,,,;,r 81, l,iss,sss bushels Of corn were pro-
:...d from .s7,sis acres in tivation-forty.
-. bu,bels to Tie acre. Taking these figures
y a.u and giving an increase in the area Of
- soashs into cultivation in corn, in proper
!. \ te Generals estimated increase in wheat
4 :. Asald have this year in corn 2,aOO, 900
- ~ prospective crop, according to his
.si.,k sfss, ,0Oo, 900 bushels. II he is correct
i i, eAnate Of the wheat crop, he has not CO.
su,i he corn crop high enough by half
IN isov, ~ In 1856, undoubtedly double a. |
- saes in corn as in wheat Yet he makes
n ssrnce less than 10000 acreA I
lswiaion 10 that his figures in regard 10 the
= IA ccn are about correct-not too high, IT, |,
"a high enough. If he had estimated the
- 4 vheat at 900 acres, and the produc.
,m 100000 bushels, he would have been
,.d de,l nearer the mark VIC think.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11
Dies MoINKs, August 2. 1860.

LIED AuiNA0y AUSuut - AooVs
FRIEND DuxHAx:-As there is some spccula-
tion in regard to the yield Of wheat crop in this
State for 1850, it may not be improper to give
you the result Of my examinations and the in
formation have obtained. During the mouths
Of June and July traversed some twenty coun-
ties in the Middle and Northeastern parts Of
our State and took special pains to ascertain the
prospective and actual yield. That Of Northern
Iowa will average twenty bushels per acre, and
of Middle Western and Southern. from IL to Is
bushels per acre. therefore place the average
weld Of the State at sixteen bushels per acre,
and the quality at least Is per cent better than
it has been for years This is double the yield
of 1859 and nearly four times the yield Of 1888.
The breadth of land put in wheat this year, am
fully satisfied from extensive inquiry, Is equal to
l,2ls,6O7 acres, which gives an aggregate Of
10 49l ,7ls bus,els After deducting ono third
for home consumption, seed, &c, the balance
will. At 90 cents per bushel, give us the hand.
some sum Of 47.2Oo,OoO. The average yield Of
corn throughout the State will be forty-6ve BUSH
els per acre, being at least five bushels more
than last year. The number Of acres put In,
,a4s, s,O97, giving the grors yield - be,lel ,slS
, bushels After making liberal deduction for
home consumption We win doubtless scsl ont Of
the State, Of cattle and hogs, nos lees than o7,-
oo0. 900 more. Thess three items vill then
yield % in all probability, for the present year.
On. goo 600. This might have been Increased
=. shs.a ...c,. n nnr fnS,nern had neid more n,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

TnE DANGER OF rHE Uxlox.-Judge Orr, who
$ stamping Missouri a. an opposition candidate
for governor, fidicules the idea Of danger 70 the
Union from the success Of the Republicans, and
tells the following story to illustrate the ASST
nine character Of such threats:
1.-THE people are beginning to know them %
well - the Hon knew the donkey, with whom he
was travelling. The pair becoming hungry, the
donkey proposed that they should turn aside 70
4 cornaeld. They did 20, and the donkey hav-
ing feasted on its contents was preparing 70
leave but the lion said: 'Whas am to do ?
cannot eat corn s'Truc," eaid the donkey,
ssbut II you I've in the bush, here, win 90 Into
the shicket yonder, and frighten the deer with :
bray, % that you can catch one when they ~
tempt TO escape" The lion agreed and the jack
ass eoing into tho thicket, brayed 20 terribly
that aA the deer ID il cano runnihg ont. The
lion seised one, and made . meal OF the prey.
ON coming back. the donkey, with much con.
ceit. asked. Didst / scare them p "Yes,r re-
plied the lion; .'and yoa would have scared mo
TOO. II hadn't known who you were! r Just %
ve might be frightened By the predictions Of
danger % our inssitutlons BY the benocraAs, u
ws did nos know exactly what value 70 ses upon
them
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

W SAaoLikA ELEcriox.-Telegrsphic des.
Nee'ved At Chicago Saturday evening,
received by us. say that the Breckin.
0emocfacy have carried the Old North
Hsoo 70 10000 majority over the com.
Ell asd Douglas forces
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sioo,sss.sl sls4. .72a4l Sss, ,ss9. *

= das showing oil the evidencss q by
s0 killed On West Jeasrsoo street
= aAs.sop.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

OsAflox % CHRisr CAURcH.-This church
'0pal) under the pastoral care Of Rev. DR..
"as dedicated 10 the service Of God ON
'ae 9th inst BY the Rev. Bishop Lee.
.easy rains on that day prevented large
lance' although the church was moderately
BEAUTIFUL services Of the Episcopal church,
pirate to the occasion, were conducted by
= Lee assisted by several Of the clergy
we're followed by an able sermon by the
upon the purity Of the sanctuary, and
Teservation of ito sacred character In the
Won the Biahop addressed the Sunday
sssached to the church, and in the even.
lumber Of persons we're confirmed. The
throughout we're Of highly interest.
seacter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

"A CuaiosIrY-Ths Washington Constitution
pablishes the followiag seeolneieas recently pas-
asd BY tho DemocFacy ofone u - refal drsricta
of Naryland: 4sa ae3 -ss9a@g sstsi.s,. Il
/ Rtaclssa That 70 cordially APPROVE OF tho ad. !
miniaera&ioa 0f James BNchanan, aiseingpisheda q
Il hae heea for IL Hisdem. jNsAics, pAlsiosism.
md devotion TO the true princlplss of Democracy
The city Of Hamburg hsa oisred u replace
the sxana that died o. - Central rAfk pond,
New. York, ~ -. sa '1al7 ''al7 I, ~ !. !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

0HAEA AcADEhf.-ln our advertising COT
this morning. will be found notice ofthe
KIM Of this excellent Institution, which was
.sAshed seven or eight years ago b. Mr.. H.
Iaton, and has ever since been selfsupport.
tn"a Ae very best evidence of its supe
s'n". Ills out Of debt and makes no call up
''e %oesoIent Mr.. Edison is now at the
oe will soon return with additional and
es' teachers that can he hired, and will open
- *'m on the l2th Of September, under
"0s' favorable auspices. We cheerfully rec.
fn0 Denmark Academy as Offering superior
otional advantspes
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

ru DsxocsAcY N vIRGINIA.-The Richmond
rumiuer lNr. Hu,e's organ) Of the lst, is a,
Nh.od. In reference % family matters in Virgin.
itays:
"7bediviion in the Democracy in the Union.
vhica occurred and assumed distinct and dan.
xroa, form in The late Convention at Baltimore.
I've resulted in creating antagonistic organiza.
ln in this State II is folly, and what is
pne dangerous mischief, to attempt to ic.
these divisions or to fail to make an effort
care them. They are not healed. They are
PxEns evil They are weakening the conseYv-
tm strength In the Union, they may and win
Dswe irrrpsrable disasters, il something is not
b. 10 check their misehevous operation"
lk Examiner then goes on to argue that, as
[ Asysa Yielded Mr.. Van Buren, at the demand
fsssth for the sake of party unity, 90 now
b Dsgs friends should have given him up to
snphsh the same object After stating the
Faads 90 which the Democracy OF the South
4Te sith Mr.. Douglas upon the Territorial
Faaa, snd which might, had he been the nom-
been lnlulged in for the purpose of defeat.
EE Lincoln, yet, as this year he cannot de-
hih Lnoln, by reason of the hostility Of
M southern States, the article concludes az
SMi
lS Democracy are bound to support no can
aie last to elect Mr. Lincoln, and that we
fd'h We press Mr.. Douglas just now. We
ald in common with the Democracy of the
aConvention to decide this matter for US
WIN the support of a really wise, jndicious
smocritc Convention, we can carry this
we M Democracy have right to one, and
ea.nd !, despite the orders Of any Nation.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

s.niags By the Chicago, Burlington and
Aslifoad Line in The month of July we're
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

The New Hampton Courier says seven old line
men % ths 1epublican Club Of that place.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

a The Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
have placed the name Of J. n. Elwood upon
the State ticket for Supreme Judge in place Of
Grant, declined. Elvood has reputation for
being the most abominablc outrageous liar in the
whole Democratic party Of Iowa. This is a dis
tinction which he has achieved during the last
four years and we therefore give him credit for
it. But we never supposed we should see "Aw.
full Disclosures" nominated for the Supreme
Bench. But he is just a much entitled to the
nomination as 'gizxard foot. Dean or fppenny.
bit Cole. The hob.tail party is on its last legs
in Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ENTHUSIASTICALLY night
q very destructive FIRE occurred at Wilton june
tion. The fine large hotel known rs the Penn
sylvania House was totally DESTROYED together
with small building adjoining. The fire origi-
mated in the small building owned BY Dr. Miller,
and soon spread to the hotel, owned BY Jesse
Knewse, which was valued at $1,000 Most Of
the furniture in the hotel was saved. The build
ing was insured for s2, ,soO.-I Davenport Dem.
SoLD AcAM.--Thc Douglas men here got up
club Of dozen or 50 for the Pennsylvania, and
now it has come out for Breckinridge ge-( Upton
Advertiser.
THEr ARR CoMIxG BAcK.-During the past two
years great many people left northwestern Iowa
for Missouri, Kansas and Pixies Peak. But great
numbers Of them are now returning to their de-
serted homes, glad 70 get back. Our old friend
! Elder Saxby Of Clear Lake, Cerro Gordo Co.,
passed through town last week returning to the
| snug little nook and the beautiful home where
he left year or more ago. to better his fortunes
on tile plains Of Kansas. lie tells dolefal tale
Of poor crops and general prostration of:busincss
affairs ia that Territory. Thousands have left
their comfortable Iowa homes only to ship-wreck
their fortunes in Kansas. The Elder had not
Jared very badly himself, but had seen enough
Of Kansas TO return satisfied, TO his old home.
Thousands are now returning 70 their Iowa
homes, from Missouri, Kansas and Pixies Peak,
convinced that our fertile coil and hoalahful eli
mate render our State more deslrAh1es tnea thoee
which have achieved such usnsAfoom Sanne. -
Hamilton Freeman. ~
FoR SALE.-At this Office, cut u SrKrHES
A. DouGLAs-an article for which W have no
manner Of use. We rcccommend that our late
political friends obtain Il for their new organ
'raen 0ly ga Y L will BE- sold dog cheap, for
caah-lowa City Reporter
Between and Q o'clock Sunday night last, I
beausiful mescosical display occurred in the
Northern part of sho heavens IL bad the ap-
pearance of ! bAll of Gre, sailing down the ARM
ament, leaving distinct train in ito course, and
was visible for . momsnts Il uas moderate il
To spesd, and il magnitude Of sp,ender most
charming 10 hehold.--lowa City Republican.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

sa1hr AccIDENr.-A boy aged about fif.
1Aned George Webster, came to his death
''rrlble manner Saturday morning last. His
\. Webster, the painter, who lives just
2 The limits Of the city, on the IT. Madi.
~ sent him out on that morning to search
hrow. He borrowed horse and rode out
sya halter upon him the strap of which he
edightly around his waist. When about two
hAif miles southwest of the city, near the
as Of Samuel Hunt, his hat blew of.
Isrse became frightened and in turning .
curve in the road, threw the boy of. The
being fast to his wrist, he was drag
y. the iightened animal fully an eighth Of
y when The horse turned and ran back, the
gM fast held by the strap, when he was
BY Mr.. Wade. When the boy was
aSlp he was found to be quite dead. His
A's broken in two places. One cash was
he forehead, just over the left eve, OBJ
dven BY the horses hooE, and the other
"eA VI MS ncao, lhnictc0 Dy stone or
lner which he was dragged. :
Aaer large flesh wound was made by the
hhoof in the left thigh. Either of the two
khmds would have caused his death. His
Fsented a shocking appearance, being
= With blood ard tho brains protruding
BE wounds.
Coroner, after ascertaining the facts,
Il unnecessary to empanuel q jury and
Aed the body to the residence Of the afilict-
snts.
sboy was steady and industrious, and for a
Ae has assisted his father ut his business
s'ents have the sincere sympathy Of the
community in this, their terrible loss.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

u According TO our dispatches yesterday
afternoon. the combined forces of Bell and Doug
Lac have succeeding In electing Coombs, Old
Line Whig, to the Office Of Clerk Of the Court Of
Appeals in Kentucky. This was the only State
oficer elected at this election But il vas made
:esa and the result, if the prediction that
coo"bs will have ivc to ten thousand majority
proves correct, shows that the coalition is too
strong for Breckenridge.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11

% Lieut.. Governor Babbitt in his Buale,
says he is authorized to say that Alexander II.
Stevens, OF Georgia, will take the stump for
Douglas about the 18th Of August. will Bab-
bitt tell MS when he heard from Alex lastp
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-11
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