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WM. II. COSBY, ! 81,
oYERTON II. PETTCs. I 'o"'' H.
GoDDY APPgRsoS, Aucts. del7-2awswGitds

NOTICE.-TRUsTEEs' SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
" PROPERTY NEAR WlLMINTON FLUvANNA COUNTY
By virtue Of deed a trust executed the subscribers by John
Esney for certain purposes therein specified the 2s day
February ' and duly recorded In the Clerks Office Of the
II Fuvanna, shall TUESDAY the 3lst inst the
dence Of said Etruey Wilmington FIvanns sell
the highest bidder for cash all the property conveyed IN said deed
consisting Of tract n Land containing Two Hundred and Eighty
Acres (ad be very yauabeL Four Shares In the Rya Gold
Mine. Slaves consisting Of Men, Women Boys Girls,
four Houses Plantation Utens Household
nure Of description The title said property believed
10 be good but acting trustees shall only convey title
as Is vested In Is by the deed
B. H. MAGRCDER, -
STEPHEN K. EWERs i'u''ee''
January 6. lSGO ja7-ctds
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nv G. DREWRY,
sncccssnr 70 p Il pRIcF

u
Respectfully INFORMS his friends and the public generally
he his stock Of Books and Stationary the Store
No 49, Main Street two doors below the American Hotel lately
occupied by Geo Dowden Druggist where he will be glad
sh them from varied assortment embracing Books
ticles suitable for Christmas Presents deli
DURNING FLUID.-A small lot OF bet burning fluid,
ID for sale by the barrel or gallon, by
jas W. PETERSON. Druggist, i55 Main ST.
CORE.-92OO prime White Corn, landing from Schooner
" s.amburs, for sale by
ja2 BACON 4 BASKERVILLE
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NOTICE.
IMnNn Avn

UFflUE or K1UHMUND MD DANVTL X K co,
December 10Th, 1859 {
lNE Coupons the Bonds Of this Company due January
1900 New York. win be paid at the Union Bank In that
or a this Office with exchange.
de20~u THO ". BRocKENBRCUaH, Treasurer
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rV,RUNKs, TRUNKS, BONNET CAsEs-we hay

WINDOW GLASS; ipll supply Of French Window
hb W. PETERSON, Druggist,
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VIRGINIA
BTRNNn AND LTBRIrATING coal OILS.

% nAiAu ANU II bhiJAliN6 tOAL OlLS'
THE GREAT KlNAwHA COAL AND OIL COMPANY,
Consisting CITIZENS OF oU STATE" has appointed Us
Agents Tor the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS,
The quality which warranted and UNAuUrERArEp
We invite Lc attention % Ap0'hrcacs sud Dealers throughout
supply which will DE large sold by tr0s,u
.s'H at ihe lowest Factory price,
J-ll-u GOOCH FCHOIS
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a cRANn NIRGINIA DIScoVERY.-soms lou

GRAND VIRGINIA DISCoHERN.-Some four
N months since excellent tOwusuan, NAPbIAL fAtAAL IN
formed hat De had prepared hair restoer with which ne was
experimenting upon his head whose top was enrey
days SINCE and the place 50 bald Tour uontns
crop ut hair has with vigorous grown 50
convinced the efficacy o. his discovery mat ne
- named IL ,.rIIE INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER'
r. about going into extensive manufacture Of an article
destined prove Of ANXIOUS interest 70 our oau Pa'ed
freais-Fr1it Richmond Enquirer, Dec. l2bt lS'9
This famous article be hat ofthe principal druggists
Those persons head ofhar have only TO use the
according printed directions the bottle THOSE VINO
have any doubts Gifts efficacy can have them removed IN snort
time b, using the VIRGINIA HAIR RkSIORER lNFALLlbLh
proving that is an that Is Is claimed 90 be. -.
Wholesale depot for ordsrs 90 Main St X EAEAltL-
RICHMOND Nov. Il, 1879.
y EZEKIEL oath the Holy Bible, that nave 6sh
bald past years and have restored hair by using EL
KIEL'S VIRGINIA HAIR RESrOBER NAPhIAh hzAAlHL-
This day ue, by Naphtau Ezekiel jos MAYO
del6-dNwly Mayor OF hdehhonu-
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TINHE concern OFF, c PANNILL" dissolved Dec
l,sy consent, CHAS PAM I'LL retiring The books
ana accounts have been transferred 20 JOS PAN
MILL the Commission business annexed
notice J. PANNILL
c. PANNILL
RIcnoSp, Jan. 81, 1850
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DA ~.
DAHMA-CHEY POR SALE

DAHuA-CEEN ron sALE.-By virtu. Of decree
The Circuit Court NJ New Kent The BndsrsyB
sd Commissioners will sell PUbne Auction THURhDAY, the
lh n January next besuu Etas and late residence 81
DR. Vim. seymour ded II contains s9l o. land Si of
when consist Of What called ckhominy oEsnds and
tans the Budngs which aud In hrrae order The
naming 900 Marsh, well adapted 70 the raising Of
stock Il las vauAb fishery attached e. H. II Il finely sus
ted for professional Tie Schultz passes Il ur
times during the week 1lnR aud retur0ng from Richmond
~ the same time AMI place al tract o. llg lyng
about ~ miles from tn hyer % which cleared
We deem further ncice those hng
chase visit the pa,taon particular BY sddreng
" Walden, Fsl New Ken: COur 1Lse. The nesoih
good any IN Eastern Virginia
TrRNs-A credit Of g. u aud ~ will be sysn Bonds
with approved personal security viii he required
r. T. LACY To-
de22-c2itdtds yTIOsKO Walden fCDmfa
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NEW CONCERN.

subscriber will continue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery
business the ola stand o Wilson Boer Of l5h aud
Main streets and take, this occasion 20 return thanks Tor the hbe
patronage lespwed the and hopes by strict
attention business merit continuance Of the will
keep well selected stock 81 Family and J0bbng
Goods which rspeecfuIy invite the attention Of my
friends and the public. CliAS. NJ. BOsHER
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A VOW fhS' SALE OF VEL tAENt-
~ BILE REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-By
virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the city Richmond
Of the LIST December 1852 In the suit OF Cosby Others
Pettus and others, u sell :. public auction the premises
on TUESDAY, the 18th day q January s fair II not the
fair day commencing the hour Of II O'clock NJ the real
tate In the city Of Richmond Of which the late John Cosby ESQ.,
died seized, viz
No Lot fronting % feet the east line Of Mayo by l2
feet 70 alley with brick dwelling containing 10 rooms
Kitchen stable, &c. recently occupied BY Mr. Cosby
No Lot fronting ~ feet lin line Of Wall
street by rs feet alley, with wooden thereon
containing This lot will be divided sold whole
may be deemed best az the hour Of sale.
No Lot fronting '? feet the north side Of Cary by
about 100 feet with the large Tobacco Factory thereon the
occupancy Of y. y. Dickinson, Esq.
No. Lot adjoining the the east fronting
about 1870 feet, with wooden building thereon.
And at the hour Of o'clock NJ not the fair day,
will SELL
No. Lot al the corner Of Grace and Fnh Streets fronting 70
feet on the south side OF Grace street by about 20 feet alley
with two brick tenemens esc) with Kitchens
pied respectively bv Mr.. VI Porter and Mr. W. 81 Sutton
The sales will take place in the order Ia which the property IS
advertised
TRNs-Oneourh cash balance at G. u and IS months for
negotiable notes interest added and title retained until
notes paid and directed by the
purchasers to pay the taxes for lsG0
N WM; II; COSBY 1,,rr,.. Comrs.
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SLAVE LIFE INSURANCE.

VNHE Richmond Fire Association strictly Home Institution
with ample Capital and Surplus issues policies the
OF slaves moderate good and reliable Compa
The business Of the Company confined exclusively this
State and having agencies every k las the personal
vision Of Its officers giving Le -ecuy .or the protection Of
the Insurers Interests
Parties residing country, having 20 insure where
II nconyenieht 20 have them examined In the city viii be ur
hed with all Necessary papers, upon application by mall
the Office No 56h Main Street. doors from Of ih
where the officers will pleasure in giving any information up
the subj ct Of Insurance.
DAVID oUKKIE, President.
RO. A. ToNPEIYs, Secretary
Dk
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nRIGG'S PATENT PIANO.. Il.
~ TAYLOR has just received further supply OF
these extraordinary pa-os. Iney pronounced fSi
by the fire.. IN the United States, besides the
celebrated ThaDerg, 10 be the best Pianos made
n0ll A. his Music Store lss Main street.
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Unwilling HOUSE-WAHIED 30 LEAsE,
~ OR FOR ONE YEAH ae6fortf5s dwelling house, eohVe
nisn M our Vore suitable for family Fer such one,
fair rent and be obtained BY applying 70
jal0-n IAhD, "I-...
~ - - ~ h.nJ and for ale by DOVE TO-
! "a es3 v" "~ Druggists,
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SAPONIFIER,
nR. rIoFFAI,s yEGETARLE LID PILLs

nR. uOFFATfS VEGETABLE LIFE FILLS
~ and Phoenix BiJters have been thoroushy testeu
AMI pronounced reuedY Tor dyspepsia
and head ache costivenes diarrh e'es OF al
kinds, rheumatism E0ut gravel worms, s'urVy ulcers
auts rheum, eryspelas colds ana lnnueL
rreguay and an arrangement OF the system Piles and
various other diseases which the human frame liable 5o
sale By The proprietor DIT W MOFFAf, S broAaNy New
~ " ssiT-dkvlV
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an Translated 5y M DsBe,Nki
RUSSIAN ROUJICK in his native dress Selling hot tea
HOT PANCAKE DEALER with song) Guitar accompaniment.
RUSSIAN COACHWAN, In costume, (sonr Guitar
GIPsEY In costume, song Guitar
COSSACK SONG, dance AMI tricks.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open a, o,ock-eommenee a, O'Clock precisely.
fa--dtd
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4's ANrFAcrrEs o. CAETRiDaEs-As the Military
Convention is now boz session iu this city. as the bin for
-.-.- -e State is uon before the Legislature, and
--..'-' OF war are -rayey dei0erated upon, and,
W. o.. U.s. occupy no small. portion of the attention
20. s.-i' public, we DO not deem 10 inappropo TO
-, .i1e l1 1893 the manufacture Of cartridges
.-'e -'a- sine method of making seamless sugar
-eli from BE pulp, and without the intermediate
-' Vi paper, having been invented. an inquiry was
- o. .e-l14 To- b., applicability for cartridge and Il,
tleaiet ai,er careful examination % offer seve-
CAN'T advantages. mo-c especially with respect
Fl -.- "..a "a given quantity of paper economy,
$3.50 more I'D regard 20 accuracy Of dimensions, that
mas accordingly been introduced
,.,,- apparatus required for the small arm seam
ite bag consist, OF 70 number Of small perfor-
- -l. ". Gre same form as the cartridge bag which
~ .'-rfei together on the end Of a flexible pipe in
~ 80 d vacuum D., Kept up by means Of an air pump
49, niger on This group Of moulds IS covered with a
'p cover ormitteu, and the whole cluster is then
~ '-.o gsteru containing a liquid pulp which in
rf -'1 Isl Chen drawn upon them through the agency
-. Internal vacuum combined with the external pres
-, -le atmosphere. The worsted mittens with their
~ 0,'eH-s' ere paced dryers O. the exact dmen-
t ''i ar heated ty steam. The whole operation Of
49, a-e dying eng very simple and occupying
-..flL 20 O..Hrf.r AL hour
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NEGROES.-TiIIs DAY, 70 O'Clock will be sold 90 Ne.
~ consisting Of Men, Boys and Girls Women and Ch-
dren DICKINSON HILL A ca
deEZ-dim AuctioneerI.
BY PULLMAN BITS Aueis
TX NEGROES. will sell Ths Morning, alto o'eio.f,
LIZ 10 Likely NegroeI PULLlAh BETTE, Aucta
Franklin Street
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y SLAVES will sell THURSDAY, Al the usual hour
- Three likely Slaves sold by order Of Commissioner
yNl-tds HECTOR DAVIS, Aucf.
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TInE SUBSCRIBER wishes to hire good Negro and
boys work the Northeast and Southwest Railroad In
North Alabama sandy, dry healthy country lie prefers
hire TO- two and VII goad prices 1t believed that
Insurance may be eJpcted satisfactory In Virginia
Bonds ad satisfactory any party who may wish hire The
undersigned will all his negroes to the above road
Reference may made any merchant Bank officer the
city Of Lynchburg. de22-d4w CHAS. SCOTT.
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Ok NEGROES DAY, at 10 O'Clock, I will sell %
ID likely Negroes
oci5-df HECTFR DAVIS Ipr,
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CoMMIssIoNERs, SALE OF VERY vALUA-

Who WILL any time furnish all necessary Information In re-.
gard 20 the n-onerly. either n nerson on ny rter.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

wAsEuerox, D. G., March ., 1850.
EplroR HAWK -EyR-Dear sir-The Republican Members
OF Congress have organised IN Executive Committee Of
principal buans b 70 id In the circulation Of documents
AnsnSenents have been made which WIN enable them
where nanss are furnished q the following rates. free Of
r. p.s' sp...s:hs.;, g g cents per 100
~ "isS
This much lower rate than such documents poa
bly, be furnished from any other point.
notify yos q these facts th.t they may through your
cost and because the Members Of Congress from Iowa,
although liberal In this respect their circumstances
will Justify will be able TO pay for all the documents
thaG ought be distributed In State during the
preaching campaign. e
Among ths eight page speeches that the COMMITTEES are
Hon. WIN. H. Seward, N. Y.-The State Of the Country.
Hon. G. A. Grow, Pa.-Pree Homes for Free Men.
Hon. James Harlan lowa-shall the Territories be Afri
Hon. John Hickman, Pa.-who have violated Compro-
nisesg
Also tract entitled Gland for the Landlessr
Hon B. r. wade, 0hio-Property In the Territories.
Hon. G. II. Van wyck, N. Y.-True Democracy-Histo-
~ vindcates
Hon. Abraham lincoln, Il.-The Demands Of the South
The Republican Party Vindicated.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull lll-Seizurc Of the Arsenals at
Ha.pers Perry Va and Liberty NO., and in vndication
Hon j. T. DoOlit.ie, wis-The Calhoun Resolusion-Its
Carl shurz. wE.-Douslas and Popular Sovereignty.
Committee, is that Of Hon. Jacob Collamer Of Vermont.
The Speeches Of Nessrs. Grow, Harlan, Hickman,
schurz Seward and Trumbul printed in German and
furnished ut the same rates NJ the English.
Pers0hs desiring documents will address Hon. PRESTON
KING, Z. b. g.. Washington, d. G.
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fEr We had thought to say something rela
ting to the complaints made almost continually
regarding the mistakes of the local, and their
cause, but the following, which We clip from the
Harrisburgh Telegraph, so fully expresses what
we desire to make known, that more need not be
said. We commend it to the attention Of those
who are SO fond Of abusing the reporter for his
mistakes s.
LOCAL REPORTING. community is bur-
tlened with class OF individuals who deem it
their especial business to find fault with every
thing which they do not originate, and with
eyery BODY who will not think as they do. No
ono iinds out this class eff beings sooner than the
local reporter of q newspaper. On this point
contemporary says, what Is true, that those who
are most loath to give reporters items are the
f;rst to growl at mistakes" Those who, hav-
ING items Of interest," take special pains to avoid
renorters-and this class is by no means small
swear the loudcst at what they are pleased to
cali the stupidity of 1.-THE papers" reporters
mean 10 BE- fair. They have no object in being
otherwise They seek the truth. Like Mr.
Thomas Grudgrind, what they want il sfacts.r--
and Il pcreons withhold facts from reporters
c.,esinv then, to write items on the strength of
fiyinp Tumors, they have no right TO complain OF
errors. The best way, gents, when you have an
item. 10 to unbosom yourself TO the reporter ct
oaoe. But II you wont do thiA don't latter
yourself that you can trouble them by swearing
1t them. They have skins like rhinoceroses, and
cnn staaa great deal
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CIRCULATE x08 WUUCABNTOs
In order 10 give our paper the widest circula'
tioa and secure the largest possible 6eld OF labor
10 have determined 70 send the Hawk-Eye a
very reduced rasss for the Presidential campaign
We propose to send the Weekly Hawk-Eye to
single subscribers from the 10th Of Nay till No
yember 6rst, for SIXTY CENTS-TkN COPIES
for FIVE DOLLARS-TWENTY COPIES 70
ONE oddrss. for EIGHT DOLLARS.
The SemiWeekly Hawk-Eye will be Afforded
for the same time, TO single subscribers at 81
Clubs Of ave a. Clubs Vt ten "a.
Send in orders early, always accompanied with
the money. Leading Republicans throughout
Central and Southern Iowa, viii confer favor
which shall be reciprocated, BY aiding in giving
an increased State Circulation.
Address
G. DUNLAP,
Burlington, Iowa
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Republican electors of the First Congress
sional District Of Iowa, are requested to meet in
Convention by their Delegates, at Oskaloosa, on
Wednesday, June goth, for the purpose Of NOM
mating candidate for Congress in said District,
and for the transaction Of such other business
as may legitimately come before said Conven.
ton.
We would suggest - ratio Of representation
one Delegate for each one hundred votes, OF
fraction thereof exceeding fifty, cast for Gov
eruor Kirkwood at the last State election.
Jro. r. NHEDnAM, @. BALDwM,
J. w. NoRAls, GEO. w. AcCRARY,
Cong. Central Com
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OLD SETTLERS.

This Society was first organized in 1858, al
lowing all to become members who came here
prior to June, 1910. The Annual Celebration is
to be on Wednesday next. Persons coming
here before June, 1919, are eligible to member.
ship. What is more agreeable and pleasant than
the meeting together of friends and acquain-
tances who knew each other twenty years ago,
to listen to an address delivered by one Of the
number wildly portraying the hardshirs and
privatons of frontier life-raking up an old re-
minsscence that has been hidden for years in the
archives of some Old Settlers noggin-at time
when the yell of the Indian was as familiar to
their ear as the shrek Of the locomotive is now
to our new residents-when the Sguatter Sover-
eighty doctrine was only applied to the settle
ment of presumption tities-xhen rabid and
ultra disunionists were justly assigned quarters
in Pandemonium- when honesty was a virtue,
and poverty no crime. Then
'Sing hey. sing no. oh let the people grievc
For the good old days of Adam and Eve
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lHI So
DIED.

DIED.
In this city en- Friday, May SSIh. y AA"S
SALLY ClilLDs, aged : years.
On Thursday, May g5.h, FLEA llth sai -
VIM. and Ada Gregg. 81 Augusta rp, Dc h0a
Iowa. Aged 10 mouths.
Wheeling IVA, papers please copy.
In this city, on the 9th inst, NJ tae s.s "a
Parsons, her son, Mrs ANA r4Es0ys, 49, ~. VI
her age She native ~ ParsonSaeld - M
siAiy years professor of religion ~ eop+ Asse
Free VIII Hayt u Church, ofwhich shF 49, ~. - 10
the time u iae organization OF Ihs desvnahs d.
been aresiasn. Of Burlington since Isl, - tsefs
hrtlifies of aee ara the Confinement q eaS 49, ~
| hihised the Comforting aud sustaining passfs
\ which she made the guide u her youth
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

Hamlin wen. with the Democrats into
what b denomnated by the Republicans, our
worst measured He was Nebraska Democrat.
Ae voted 70 ruthlessly break down the great
compromiae hne He sustained the administra-
oon wnich distracted Kansas In fact, he went
wisn us IN our most radica! measures. and left us
when me spoils len m.-D1s Noines Journal.
Hannibal Hamlin left the Democratic marty
at the time Of the passage Of Douglas K.nsas
Nebraska bill, and opposed the Kansas pol;cv Of
both Pierce and Buchanan's admin;str.,;o,. -
everybody knows How NJ. Stilson uu,.h;,.
The stilted editor Of the Democratic organ IN ,h;,
State, came to be 20 very ignorant - to ssser,
tie contrary, 10 . mystery. While dieting him.
ELI upon dictionaries and employing himself IN
st<inging together high.sounding words, gu,
yssag friend should employ teacher and learn
asisast IL ABC ofpolitics, 20 that in fssas,
Alghts - nay not exhibit his neither garments
O
n dsbt q the United States Govern
sas ~ sess ,ooo, 900. When Prcsiden
sscaa.aa ca'As - selcs there vas : mrplu,
~ @s Isssy e es4.ooo,ooo, which added /.
- ess,ooo,oeo dva = sssrs. ~ - ~ ~. !,
svsr end abeve ~ rsvs..ss & - s.o,..s.s.
vhasA has - sqsaadsred y I ~. -. ~,
sas.s y'an b ~ psoaieaAs - Co. n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

Letters from Annoy, China, in February, state
that the Chinese authorities were taking the
most cruel measures for the suppression Of the
Gcelie traffic, and the punishment of those en-
gagged in it. One Chinese woman was sentenced
to be crucifed and fayed alive for kidnapping
thirteen Cinnamon. Two men were burned at
the ankles, hung by the toes, whipped with a
thousand stripes and then beheaded.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

s~ Sheriff L. G. Cook, of Montgomery coun-
ty, in this State, passed ihroaga ti.is city We'd
nesday evening, on his way to Fort Madison, hav-
ing in charge man named \. j. Millslasle, who
has been sentenced to the penitentary twelve
years for homicide. We understand that jeal-
ousy was the cause of the raeh deed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

GRAND LopGE, MAsoss.-The regular annua
meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of Masons Of the
State ofIowa, takes place in this city next week
commencing on Tuesday, May 9Th. There will
be large number of distinguished members OF
the order present, and probably public installa
ton of officers at the close of the session. h
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

The Republican Convention OF lie ke'p
Congressional District of Indiana, h'' u
nominated John II. c. Shanks a. saeresss
the Hon. John u. Petit.
Lincoln Clubs are organizing al oTH- Y
people are preparing to drive me co ar N.
reckless Democracy out Of power, WIZ III
and Rails
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

OLD SErrLERs.-This Society of old heads and
young hearts intend celebrating the anniversary
Of the formation of their Society on Wednesday
next All persons residing in this county prior
to June, 1912, are requested to call upon tho
Secretary, Mr.. VIM. Garrett, and register their
names, also the year of their arrival into the
Territory. 1t is hoped that all those eligible to
become members of this Society viii immediate
" attend to this, as the Society are DESTROYS of
recording the names of all who have resided
here over eighteen years. A society of this
character is agreeable and interesting to all
1t promotes sociabtlity and good feeling among
young settlers as well as old. tbriGss together
for intellectual enjoyment those who have wit
messed the formation of the Territory-who are
familiar with the scenes Of bloody war with a
sister State-who by their own exertions have
changed this from the Indian hunting ground to
its present highly cultivated state Of beauty and
productiycucss.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

II It is said that Douglas contemplates ask,
ing pardon of those three thousand Ciergymen
whom be SO abused in 1854, and solicit their
prayers in his behalf At the 18th of June Bslti-
moro Convention
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

D prisoner, named Skinner, confined in
the Van Vert county (N. y Jail, with view to
escape, on Saturday night last, set the Jail on
fire. He got the fire started, but could not con-
troll it, and was consumed with the jail.