The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-06

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Indians, whoa thsy responded M I snovsr 8 .
lanowa 81 .sl g s 800 - -
The marty then retireA vs1,s. n. .@..s.. !.
renewed their Gre moon H. aaverea n vr,s:.
was shot BY PASSENGER vhiIe Il ths ~ e y,
ting ARE 70 ne haase ~ 6~hs cona;.,sa ~ -
one hour, when he Iutians refIred takin- ~
them the four horses Of The Nail Comnanv
Their loss was about tventv kiiled IA .o.,d
ed none Of the dcfendinr nartv 49, ;.;...s
during the fight excent m. Fnltnn IN ses.;.,
keeper, Who wss hit In the face vith 4. srsn-
The Indians made no attack upon tie passen
germ until tl,ey we're ,rst 6red nccr 49, ~,
object being to secure ,he horses
They held possession of the stage .hout :,
hour without disturbing the maid ana hss~...
| In the least. ee-s'
Troops and miners. returning from Nevh,.,
River. were met at lDeaert H;il rhsv 49,.
the alleged gold and s,lver diacove,;s. L,,.st..-
One narfv renortad th.t 49,. -.
forty miles south ofNewhrs's Station vere -
ine out forty sollars ~ dsy ~ ~ 80 ~,
statement il said to he fullv conasrn,s5
The passengers confirm The nrev;oms r.ro.. !,
relation TO ihe might Of The T.rs. h..,,ssi ~
The road north Of Red River; s.sd ). - ,;..
with wagons The excitement IN Northss,, . NJ.
- continued undated. All sasnscssd na.s ~
are warned away. s1 p'''on'
New YORK ~. .
The Saxonia and Ar,vo r.. 70; ~ :.
with dates of the 18th. -'
Counterfeit Sc snd "a on the n.nl ~ ~. ..
public, Of Boston. are Is circnlst;c. = w 1es
The Mozart Han Conrress;onsi co,x.,,;o,
nominated Benz Wood in The ard n;sss.. I, .s
place Of Compton, declined: james Ksrr;s.n ~ H.
the 4tb District El;;.h w., =, ~ ~ !"
ified Woods nomination. AA-'' -
Tha c.h.-l. h...--., 81 -
of the 28th. Markets mnchsr.aa r.. 49,
continued scarce. 7s e"'s
The shin Erie. of New York .r~;x.a q.
from Nonrovia. She vaa Convinced ~ 80 -.
Of Africa by the ateamer Nnh;csr -;th rss., .s
200 slaves. $50 were landed a Nonrov;. .ny
o ~ Tieo ON INC passage. The Erie Il in charge
OF Lieut.. Donington, who has three prisoners
supPOseo 70 DC the captain and hrst and second
"aees'
Augusta, Ga, Oct 5.
Pnsase ocspatcn 20 gentleman in COl0na-
~ 1ePoIe: sne result IN 'Escombia Co., Fla, 40
Overwhelmingly Bell and Everett for Governor.
o1n9ress ana Legislature.
Fernanai gives Walton Tor Governor l60 maj.
over aopkins, ana Hellon for Congress l55 maj.
oyer Alen. 6aidwln's precinct in Duval county
gives Breckenridge majority.
Boston. Oct. 2.
The fitch annual meeting Of the American
board of Commissioners for Eors;c, N;.s;ors 49,
called to order in fremont Temple. At 4 o'clocE
this ?. n by Rev. DR.. Hopkins, President
After prayer and singing the Tresa,,ers renort
was read, acknowledging $40. 900 received. can.
ceiling the debt Of 81, 600. and leaving over
e22, 900 in the treasury.
Reports were read bv che Secretary cnncern.
ing the missions, which are generally nrosner.
oua
The annual sermon WAS preached At NIGHT In
an overlooking house. by Rev. +. w. Fisher.-
His subject was: .sThe manifest.tions az nivira
Providence to make the Americsn ! mis.;nn.rv
nation" Il IN estimated that 6-O0O friend. cf
the society. were entertained hv he Roa.on;.ns
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HARRISBURG, Sept, -
o,.lnck Last n;oht a. III a. :Vs 80
.lon~ The romss $780,. 49,. se '%Po..a"' Ponnu
~ t,s;n 80 "us cOisc'eu 70 see
n,S 49, -; P.ace s. ~ne,e sne s'l'n stop-
~ n',,.h - ~ s"owe9 nlu!sen upon the rear
.ro,J " '"S s''.lac''o" " ING assembled
nosc.,a,r a.. ,.., -,
friends rods ,,,,aaa .ho Ias so 'i"ce a"u nus
better view pf The ~ ~ p - an
eastern slope XIesS.nes TSey 81 sSs
I'd themselves much grati6ed with their ride-
At Altoona the party was Welcomed by An inn.
nense crowd and much cheering and much en-
lhusiasm.
aiata, and arrived at Harrisburg. where thew
we're received BY u large and enthusiastic crowd.
who escorted them 10 their quarters at Jones'
Hotel. Toey leave tomorrow at Q q. m. for
Washington.
Baltimore, Oct 8.
The Prince arrived here ct half past o'clock
ind passed through Baltimore street on the way
Q the Washington Depot. The streets through
he route, which was lengthy one, we're thronged.
lie was received at the Depot by the Mayor and
delegation from the City Council. As he alight-
d the band struck up .God save the Queen.1-
The Prince and suite rode in open carriages and
sere much applau led, and responded repeatedly
y bowling.
tsEe@f w..h,.,.on ~. o
Fhe dinner marty At the Prss;dsnt;. tc.n;oh.
ras prolonged TIL 10 o'clock. There were pees.
ut besides the Presidents family and ROYAL
,uests the Members of the Cabinet and their
vives The Marine Band was in full attenoance,
'laying among others the National airs Of Rrisain
ND America. The President will tomorrow
i've q reception tyom to O'Clock in honor
1ora kenhtrcw.
St. Joseph, Oct. IA.
The Pony Express With San Francisco dates
o the 2ad ult, arrived here last night