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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

Rprsoa Hawx-Err-Dsar sir-The Republican Members
ss os fs.on -. D. 3. s. csa G sSs .
principal eunss 70 I'd h the circulation Of documents
and speeches.
Arraueewenss lave been made which VIM enable them
where names are farned u the following rates. Tree Of
:. rs Peg sp':.e:: :. g cents per 100
~ g :" "
This much lover rate Dian such documents can posi-
NY Be Furnished Iron any other point.
papsr rssa ihe people, bseaase Is e. asis general
sappoeed tas thss speeches are printed 1t the public
60. and because Ne alsmbers Of Congres from Iowa,
v justly. viii NOT BE- ahse pay for all The documents
that ought to be d,thsted In State during the ap
psoscaing campaign.
A@ong ne ess Pee: S.s:he. that The Committee are
Moo. WIN. H. Seward, n. Y-The STATE Of the Country.
Mes. O. A. 0row, Ra.-grse Homes for Free Men.
nae James ilesan, lowa-shall the Territories be Afri
Mos. John Hickman. Pa-who have violated compro-
Also TRACT entitled "Land for the Landles."
Anoss the axeen page speeches the following: II
Hon. e. H. Van wyek, n. Y.-True Democracy-iisto-
Hon. \: wlsoa. Ma..-rerri.oral Slave Code.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, M.-The Demands II the South
The Republican Party vindlcated.
Hon. Lyman rrumbun Ill-aeisure OF the Arsenals Al
a, p ps,y ': and Liberty, Mo-, and in vndeaon
Hon !. Z. Doolissie, w,-rhe Calhoun ise.ou.i0n-r.
bad0 and rs progress.
Carl shurs, wh.-Dousias and Popular Sovereignty.
The only twenty four page speech yet published by the
The speeches Of Mesurs. Grow, Harlan, Hickman,
schurs Seward and Tiumbul printed In German and
furnished At the same rates Is the English.
Pefsons desiring documents will address Hon. PRESTON
KING. u, 4, g.. WASHINGTON. d. C.
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NEGROES VERSUS IxlsmMEx. There Il 4 rail
road in Mississippi called the sCentral,n running
from jackson to Canton, some s37 miles long
gu q under the control Of the purest and notlest
Der 1ocrats in that State, where there Il hardly
any hing else. OF course Company viii, such
q roa must employ large number Of hands. =
Iill r'censIy these employees were Iri.hmen. -
Not relishing free labor, however, the Company
not long ago bought about 100 slaves, and turn
60 on lUO irishmen 10 make room for them
Laborers that the Company ssowned, suited their
Democratic tastes better than the laborcrs Who
owned themselves. ss,
II y stated thst twenty thousand Swcdes and
Norweglsns are preparing to embark early iii tie
eoming aunamer for the United States. They
~! bFsag much wealth with them, but what i
cetter, nelng sober. moral md Industrious race,
soey maAonpg Win thsh habits Of indnstry and
citi1eoa.
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Gy"The following from the Rockford Nlls)
News confirms the opinion We expressed at the
time the fellow from Ottumwa yas arrested BY
our Marshal, Immediately after the tragedy at
that place. We have ever since inclined to the
view FIRST taken, that guilty man had been suf.
fercd 70 escape and confirmation comes in u
shape not to be mistaken:
McC0MB IN RocKFoRD.-Thcre is q report in
town, firmly believed BY many persons, that Nc.
Comb has been to Rockford, on his way East
intending to start by the California steamer of
the goth. A horse supposed to be his, was seen
on the family premises, very much blown; and
his father has acknowledged to several persons
that his son was here long enough to change his
clothes and take some rest. The report that
Lawrence was murdered, a. well as the girl has
been exploded, and it is now supposed, with SO
much probability ~ almost to amount to a GER
tainty, that he was the man first arrested in
Iowa, and Afterwards released in consequence Of
his identity not being established within the
time required by Law. $50
We also add some very pertinent remarks from
the same paper, relative to the hardness and
apathy manifested in regard to this affair by the
authorities:
ADMINISTRATOR OF Jusrlcx. Sheriff G ay
lord Of Wapello County, was in the city on
Tuesday, comforting with different parties re-
speeding the murder of Miss Harvey, but with
out arriving At any definite results. 50 far as we
can learn. We must express our establishment
ct the supineness and apathy which has been
manifested with regard to this affair. A young
girl Of fifteen years Of age has been taken right
out Of our midst, foully and cruelty murdered,
and no proper measures have yet been taken to
briig the murderers 70 justice, or prevent them
feom gang ahead, and wandering some one else,
when u suits their brutslity or convenience
There - no doubt, had . euificient reward been
offered, these nea would have been IN the hands
OF the otiiccrs Of Justice before this time. They
have been tracked from place 70 Mace. t,,,ir
Whereabouts has been known; thew have ! N
their team IN Iowa City, and EXCHANGED the h. :.
mss, sending the one they received TO this e;,..
aud STILL one Or both are 1t large defvfr, 80
only the anthorties, but the peopi. Of tvo Sac.
n Aad the reason ID, that what il ever, hcdrss
basines i nobodyA There are no ptryisic..
male In ilin III or Iowa for the capture OF gr.st
criminals The Sheriff Of this county has rs
authority 70 0der rewards; and ii the officers Of
Wapello county possess il, they hive not exer.
cissd It. The Goveen0ro Of Iowa has not thought
y worth while 70 interfere In the matter; and our
Supervisors. who should ~ once have convened,
derers, Or given aushesity for the vigorous pros.
ecatio0 Of sulRcient messurcs 10 ensure their
capsasc. have also done-nokiiag There Is great
axey soaewhere vhsn de administration Of the
- apse criminals can thus be cvadcd; and IL
NE " ps.ce and quietnees, il must be be-
Saess s0sal 0epsAvbty 4 tAe ene,on rather than
E1.es and n0s lecanoe u tke protecfion II.
sss1sa ~ or iaaeisasiaaa 49, - :
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Cd The opinion Of the Hon. Francis Springer,
District Judge Of this District, which We publish
below is one Of more. than usual interest I'm
der ordinary circumstances hundred dispositions
could have been taken, aud an indefinite mum.
Der Of witnesses could have been subprnaed and
examined, and not q single question would have
arisen as to the power Of the oficcrto act-as to
the authority Of the laws Of Missouri to compel
the witnesses to appear and give testimony
Generally these things are done as matter Of
comfy by the Office and witness
In this case Xr. Hedge who is an old and highly
respectable citizen, having on several former cc-
casions been subpenaed, and appeared on his
testimony under a most tedious examination,
and finding these demands upon his time anoying
and the examination intended for no other pur-
pose but to enquire into his private matters
which could by no possibility have any connec
tion with the fancied suit in ST. Loris, he begun
70 enquire as to the right Of Justice of the
Peace 10 thus annoy him. 1852. ...
He applied to counsel who advised him that
unless the Justice had authority from the State
OF Missouri clearly showing that by the laws Of
that State his deposition could be taken in this
State, and that must be manifest from the records
that there was no power in the officer to subpoena
him or to compel him to he sworn.
Consequently Mr.. H., when subpGnaed, appear
ed before the Justice, but finding no authority
other than the formal commission, he refused to
recognize the authority, or be sworn. This was
followed by the writ for contempt, and process
Of Imprisonment.
In two cases, Mr.. H. was released on awrit of
Habeas Corpus by Judge o. C. Wightman, Coun-
~ Judge Of this county. But the party persisted
by issuing new subpoena as soon as Mr.. H. was
released from the commitment for contempt un.
der the old one. The third commitment was is
sued during this term Of the Court, and the ap.
plicatiOn was made to the District Court. The
result will be fouad in the opinion. This opinion
shows very clearly that citizen is secure, in this
State, until he has clearly violated the law.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

GRAPEs.-The Patent Office has received seye-
raj Of the choicest variety Of grape slips from
Hungary, which it i. proposed to have propa-
gated under the direction Of that Office, in order
to determine their adaptabilitv to the soil of the
different States. The fruit of these vines is said
TO be superior to anything Of the kind grown in
this country, either for wine making or for table
nae
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70 AN n ~ u.

70 a % n ED.
the evening OF the 18th q, the CcngrrFaiiOus 49,
= denmark, by the Rev. Asa Turner Mt. Y A.
srsoNo Of this city TO Miss MsKr Bsowy, o. DsnBA's
rtseurg, "a, and Chillicothe Ohio, papers psaS ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

An OBSTINATE BkAgrY.--A letter from Rurvh..
in the Independence SAYS:
AZ a ball recently given BY the Governor \,
TINS province. one of the handsomes, ~o,,,a \.
present was Madame b., Of Newpor, IN IN :
M sne course o. the evening this LADY conycr.ri
1or lew moments with a physician n Ia
acquaintance, Who noticed s,nall hlacl sss.,~.
'he iaas,s cheek IIe told her Oft, but III Nav
replied that i was only . pinsple. ana vori.,
soon disappear. Ths doctor thonrhs o,hcrv;.c
End G advised her 70 apply poal.icss immedi..ly
s ~ however declined - follow his advice. Ia
apon, IN hour they Met again, and the doctor
saw tina. thu spot was spreading, ana that -
operation was ABSOLUTELY necessary; hut nei,hrr
he nor her husband could induce her 10 listrn -
sacha proposal BEFORE shc hem sho nan ,hc
chcsk nad become swollen and painful, md y,
reaching home poaltices we're applied, hus -
late, tor the lady disa o. tho Sallo.lnR aav. ~
disease which cut her life 90 shert wss carbuncle
Of the most malignant kind.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

u Messrs. L. W. Vale and [. w. Wells are
Publishing map of Des Moines County, COM
piled by A. Hodge. We have seen an advance
copy or proof sheet. The map presents very
good appearance, and I'VE presume, approaches as
near to perfect accuracy as works Of this kind
generally do. We have mot had an opportunity
nj ,n atinv n norafnl a = sv,,;c~ ,;n, .r;4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

- rAitsman. whose name we were
un.o'e 2 learn. vac robbed On Wednesday night,
while staying 4 the boarding. house Of 6. Baker
ON Front sesest. He bad poches-book contain.
ing sbcuf my dollars IN his pocket, having been
paid on The day before, and togsthcr Win lila q.
low raftsmen, stayed all night e BAkers bouse.
Yesterday nosning biz noaey mas ss,.e, and he
was unable 70 tell BY whom /. was taken. hsteup,
posed some Of the other msn bad stolen Il, No
arrests hare Jet been nsde.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

% We are under obligations " unknown
frieads for sesenade Tuesday night. 'Home,
Sweet Home r was exceedingly well played and
saag, and very grateful TO our ears even after a
short absence Thanks for the attention.
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"a Rev. M JrDD, formerly of Nj. Pleasant,
has been chosen Rector Of Trinity Church, Da-
venport Iowa. for tho coming year. The church
aas exhibited another mark Of good sense BY
nskans thsir pews free % that any sinner Who
may aesaEs . % do. can go there and feel shati
10 place Of woeshin.
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DIED

IN Davenport, Saturday morning last ~ ccnsuzpG
after an Illness u four years Mrs IsrsA DFSHss ~
Mf. James y Reeder and eldest sister u the ealof W.
paper, aged I'D years, months and Is days.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

- 'a'tsV itoh ALABAMA. California, Ar
kahsas, Texas, Georgia and Mississippi and re
comnends that half Of each Of the New Yorl
contestants be admitted to the Convention a.ci
| to cast IL votes S"''
Inc COMMITTEES on Credentials will report in
FAVOR o. the Lean Richmond delegation. M
me ooI delegation received but 8 votes. he
ing those OF Missouri, Texas, al bama. Nor,l
carolina, Georgia and South Carolina.
The death Of Gov. Robinson; of Vermont "a
announced to the Convention and rasnlut;,,ns !,
coadolsnee with his family was adopted II ~
also a.s resolved to accompany the remains from IN
Miles House % the boat Immediately after M.
journment. @''s' az
The Convention thcnat o'clock adjourned
~. Charleston, April %.
Inc Convention assembled ut 10 o'cloch
Mr. Fiizhngh Of Va. presented = resnln,;or 4,
favor o. the fugitive slave law. Refereed II IN
Committee on Platforms, = -
~. iagn OF Ohio, recognizing az fact that
while the Government has no power ID nro,ac,
s.ase property ~ the territories, it shonld nro-
s'ue 'of me enforcement Of existing laws. AMI
p'o -. .Sls''ng rights Referred to Committee
The Committee on Platforms /. ain ~, .,
i i understood wholly unable 10 acre ani nv
tn,ee separate platforms will be presented -"
~. brown presented resolut;on .iaa,...
.naI engrants to the Territories, CARRYING win
snen slave property, are entitled 10 eson -
such property. ss''n "
- aiker, OF Miss, offered an amendment,
declaring q the duty Of the t:oyernmant - -.
Egg. protection 70 all classes OF property. slave
or otherwise, IN the Territories Or ~ ia MI,
-. The amendment was accented. ana ,ha 80
o'u ~ referred to the Committee On Pl.tfnrra
ferred. - . g s $3.50 iss1 ahu re-
uozcn Or more resolutions, with regard ID
r;as ~, Y tne tcrritorics were presented by Va
Committee. 80 o'h'
>. number o. resolutions relative to Pacific
Nasroads were presented aud referred.
~. Seward, Of Ga presented resolution oc
'ne rights Of slaveholdrrs describing sois.h,a
and declaring James Guthrie. If ~
= shc proper man % nominate for President.
md = resolution on tho tariff being nrssss..a'
Capt Iarsel Ryndsrs proposal 70 inc,ra. $500
saaei. wliskey among tho articles 20 s. pro.
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-pa.... Cairo, Ill, April 20, . ). ~
so-0aT malls saved. Less $4,000. ' 1s'S
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The Morning Herald OfRcc here 49, n,t. m "A
oy dozen persons from The neighbcrinr to -
q nnnmorc. The editor, }. D. Adams. ma An.
EMPLOYEES, were severely handled. The difBcnl.
n s.sx out q an expose Of gambling house II
70 authority. 81 n ~, u ~. y was
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

=, Atchiaon, Z. T., April %.
The Salt Lake Express arrived here at3p
bringing y. 900 in dust from Denver Civ. ana
three passengers from Salt Lake. n c,oss;"s
ne mountains they were obliged q leave orc ~
their messengers, on account ofbeinr snov MIMI
John Scuider, who killed Basset and left Nan.
yer City Immediately after the murder. last All
nad returned and given hinselfup 10 ti,c au,hor.
ties lie was having his examination when AZ
quilted. = - "o WV - ac
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-28

= !. y. Conrnrd, y. IT., April %.
The Republican Convention. TO-DAY. elected
delegates to Ii. Chicago Convection Al follows.
Edward II. Robbins, Of Concord, Aaron II. On.
gin, Of Lebanon, VIM. Hale, OF KingsdaIe. ma
Anus Tuck or Exeter 'o~s $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06

Great Passenger and Freight Route
TO THE NORC IL.

rTRAyELERs and Merchants from Virginia. tennessee tho
Western part VI 0erga and The Northern part Of Aba
ma and Mississippi, are informed thu" connected through
IA senger Freight line has arranged aud Ia
ming hroe per week between Lynchburg Va aud NV
Yurk, by the South side Railroad ~ ,y Pn AMI
New York by the New York and Virginia steamship tuupa
hy's spendid line first class side wheel sl.ams
town, Jamcz,own aud Roanoke.
Thisae affords advantages above all ohas Is the cheap
aud agreeable route particularly
those oomuy long ne OF railroads r the, board
the the Of The reach J., nciburg
aud Ind aud all The handsome
ons 10 be found the best steamships aud aer shorI
they Are In New ork perfectly rested and really r
business passage from Lynebug 10 New York. Fare aud
State Room steamers included kI2.
Freight route bis line !. the shortest and best between
New York aud south West The Sic ,msnips along
side lr u the South dc kalroad Company cay
Point, and there drayage oi Goods
transferred Immediately FROM the Steamships 10 h Jars an
with the Creates, dispatch The foown. rnn vi through
Rates has been by the Railroad and Steamship
Company, and ali goods forwarded free ri CHARGE shippers
wishing avail themselves Of through
their goods marked u Railroad Agent City Point.
RATES fRoM NEW YORK TO Ii >GHBUkG
lst Glass, IND Class Bird Class, ttl Glass;
70 cis % eta IS eta ~ cts
LEE, ROOKIE al LoR, Ageuts, Iynchburg, Va
sAML q. BAPTIST & Co, Agents Petersburg Va
LUDLAM lIIENEkIN, Ag'ts ll3 broadway, n Y.
Ap2
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Great Southern Nat and Gap Mandatory
JOHN DOC l. T. Y.

Manufacturer and Deaier IN Far, Sirdp. kyhoyn,
F1aan,a. son, and Msieskm Dress Hats.
I HAVE now ready my Spring stock of Hats, Gaps.
i and straw Goods which would invite the ation- -
ton of The merchants Of Virginia North tnrnaa and
Tennessee, confident II my ability 10 supply them with every
thing they In Hue, good terms they
he procured In market IN the country.
Ny socy viii he kcp constantly fii b, The addition NJ
thing desirable. Having greatly Increased
manufacturing facilities desirable styles will be "f
manufacture My Black Moe.k Hat slI In tho troi
rank and equal not superior 10 thing produced In the
country
My assortment Of Boys Misses aud thilercns Richly Trmm
cd Hats and Flats IL all the different syes Of Braid aud Leg
horn cannot he cxrrllcd
In Military Goods. can furnish anything required My
Ntock Of qualities of Army "kcgnlnon" Has /,
yer, complete and of The different style. Of Hats Caps
made order nj notice
IN y,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
Grand Exhibition Of the New
INSPIRING STYLE PREMIUM HATS

AT THE BIGN OF THE BIG BRONZE HAT, -
Opposite the Exchange Bank, Main St.
II he undersigned herewith announces 10 hs
friends customers, and the public in general that he has
hand the stest and magnificent stock Of FINE HATS
introduced In this market He takes pleasure saying
Thai he able 10 furnish the young well the old
Hat Of bis manufacture the celebrated STTZkR HAT,
known tn Resi portion Of he people Of Virginia made
der his supervision BY The most sklfu workmen of the
Anybody and eveb BODY in want Of good durable and
beautiful HAT. may well call ut SrlrZERS. In addition
his manufacturer he calls attention his large we'll
selected stock Of SOFT FELT HATS Of every and
quality; servant, Hats In great variety chirens fancy Hats
and Caps ladies riding Hats ~ All aud every Kind Of
Hats made 10 order al the shortest notice
Also, large variety Of straw Goods Of every style.
CdHl CALI! CdHI!iat
WILLIAM STlTZER'S.
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PATENT ASPHAlTIC

ROOFIN q FELT.
LIGHT, Cheap Durable, and perfectly Fire and Water.
"A proof Roofing for Churches Houses Farm Buldngs
ailroad Depots &C. &C. Also entirely new and superior
Roofing Cement.
~ Agents wanted. Apply 10
EDMIsTON BROS,
ap 30-d3m Bowling Green, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-06
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENwARE

~ HEREWITH beg leave To inform my friends and
Ef the public generally, that an, now IN receipt II
w FAIL. STOCK OF GOODS, larger ind more VARIED
han has ever before bccnembrncng D"corated and ""H
Rad Dnasr, Tea and Toilet Setf#, Pcsrs, Dishes IH
60 DC Also, Waite Chind anil Granite ut the best shapes
aud syies in scs and by the single pair Ny stock r the
WHOLESALE TRADE have selectcd with aud lcc
usurcd that sc low repacking house In the
Quilted States. receive goods directly from the
A call Ia respectfully solicited.
July ~ Lly y. 49, TAYLOR, Richmond, Va
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Forwarding Business.

FuNIE James River Kama Company having Accodrd
proposition of the south Side H. H. Co..
le rates bch routes have been compelled To advance
rates however, by that arrangement, enabled put
goods through 20 10 50 cent below the south % oad
Co. provided they adhere 10 the ,tipnlaos aud
iicles the difference will be- much greater At rate
deentaed 20 rednoe 10 tie Lcest post6S point cr,y
article which the high tolls viii permit, aud The merchants
ynceburg and the West will Mud greatly their adv
10 ship their goods via Richmond A. :. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant
march l.ts On the book. Richmond Va.
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Cash for Washed Wool.
WILL the highest market price for 80 900 pounds nice
4 as,sl WOOL delivered ut 1888 Main street.
el2n a. b. RUCKER.