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


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Wednesday aaorninR two physicisne catered NJ
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1rnly Undecided ii gristle q bcoo that the ut.
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WArrIxo ron 7nR MIssia1arrl 70 Run DRr--
The Yicksburg Whig i respooaible for this run
ming commentary on the simplicity Of some Of
the interior residents
A family Of cmigrante, westward bound. and
been camped out In what q known % The bot
tom,' in the ldwcr part Of the city. for several
days. A day OF two aeo one Of che family an
preached lady living near By, end innocentiy
inquired how long Il would be before the river
would run dry. 20 that thew could drive their
teams over. The LADY,. Of coursc. replied that
while leaves were Is Ia forest or foam ON the
ocean. there was I probability Of the Nissis.inni
still vending its way toward the Gull. which eur-
prised the family very much. ana they conclude
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A wrxrcAH NrRo.-As \ snecimen of ne 70.
voting cruelty Of Niramon. we quote 4 para.
kraph from tho latess Mexican correspondence of
the New York Herald:
A few days back historical play was put ON
we're nresent n this NAV sn anne.l va m.ie
to monarch by his snb;ecta 70 grant Them the
blessings of peace. The occasion seemed favor.
able. and one Of the audience rose. and. appeal.
ing TO the President. depicted in heart.rendins
tones the miseries Of the Mexican people. beS.
cling him also to confer upon his country that
boon 90 earnestly demanded Of the monarch in
the,piece. win Il be believed that this unfor.
tunate SUPPLE mt was dragged to prison bv the
head of uoiice. and vaa sentenced To receive
Eve hundred lashcs At day.break the following
When three hundred and CIV had
been administered. Niramon vaa informed that
the man vas diving. Let the remainder.n he
he carried outs
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How IT W0RKs. -Orders to considerable
amount were rcceivedin this city yesterday from
New Orleans and Baltimore, for -four and corn
meal They were from houses that had hereto-
fore traded in this market. Their credit has
been A No. ], our dealers in breadstuifs were H.
ways glad to gil their orders. But the secession
movement at the South has unsettled the conf
dence in ill Southern houses; and their orders
yesterday were declined. They were advised re-
spectfully, Of the fact, and notified that the only
way on whicbthe shipments could be made would
BE- for cash IN hand.-Chicago Tribune l4th.
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about among our fellow-citizens Of all parties
good deal yesterday, curious to observe the effect
Of Lincoln's election. We found them oil calm
and even cheerful. They eeem, whilst strongly
the principles Of Mr.. Lincoln and
his party, 70 experience feeling OF relief At the
thought the conflict be ut last over. They have
no thought whatever OF anything 20 absurd -
secession. They are prepared TO maintain their
rights firmly but dispassionately They have mo-
apprehension that any outrage or wrong can be
perpetrated upon them by the next Administra-
ton. louisville Journal
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Coon Cana German woman, near the res
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 tran had no idea OF parting
with her f.t hog, and picking up sled stake,
made for the bear. Mr.. BFlliQ. h1D mouth NJ.