The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-25


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e. porslcdlAfs m 1egasd % IL. e1ei6lment grow.
ing out Of the suspected aholitioa co1sqisaey. IS
Tho Nacogdochea Chronicle, Of the It'll inst,
hes the following items on the suciect ,.
!. r.sa.A tou.ry - .vo.n~ man Tho h,d beer
.u.,,lo,e.s ~, .tor. - Ws1sh.tc hie - hung
: fsr assa s;nce for e;v;nr s1rvchnine Is slaves
"a mt /: velIs .'..' -.
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~ ,tse,,,St :, - g. ~ fvler hna hen found
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CnRRoKzx NAEloS.--The Paris Frcss speaks g
q rumOr that bloOdv ngnt naa TAKEN paece z
the Nation, between the Abolitionists ana pro
slavery men, in which $50 OF the formef. were
killed, and seven Of the latter. This story Y
probably . fabricatiou- s. s. ssiIas s.sss S Ga
Woop OounrY.-On the aeth ult., an armed
committee escosted the notorious J. p. Lemon
out Of Wood county just before ne.saencc
document binding himself under penalty OF Gi
life mot 70 return 10 Wood county, nor pubFst
or circulate Abolition documents in the Stata.
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NoRE INcENDlARlsM.-Anoth attempt hal
been made to Gre buildings near Tyler, also il
Brennan and Georgetown. s. ....,
u-.a We .c...,, IN.
rr. Wan.h rh;as 90 The 1st ;e., a.. Tho fol.
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.;cn;st con. 81 w = = --'''''
ste rWs s - 80. -, - n.
go. 49,. 3 v,drs g.. .;a ,.st -oaE ca Ia
ing al, active Abolitionist. A majority Of 30t
men condemned him.
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DlsUos sA ,o.S ~ 1850. '''-
0Aneer ~ s.e io.a ns., sjs ... -oro .rrea
- a = Nm ny sssssa,.rses ~ scArovi
1 $3.50 ~ mn ~ .sa;. ha,,;,n no;son ,;ven them 4,
a:. ~ ,,.s,, 1870 ~ no;son;pv the
80: "a csr.,s,a. k.,1 an AZ TIM ~ of t1a6t,u,
80 SCI r. ssnersl ;rsnrrect;on.-
IT, L.. ;,,,,,i;.as.d Co. nac,oea ohont tow,
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% $50 80 -
TReUBLK IN gTKSxEssEx CoLonY--fhea ram
ing: ass'f : - e ssssss : 49,
/ Mr. league printer from our once mas JUS
arrived from Tennessee Colony, Anderson coun
ty, and brings the news fnat ne wisnessaos tn
hanging Q! 1wo wn,e ne - .aas pat ~ . SS
Gay, tne p'.l l1ls'., w.o WY. p ~ e ~.
OF inciung lnsur, r au,ous sue a.t 10 rc.
neignoornood. Inelr ns,s csh,o Tha. -
TICK Ahu ms e -. ~, Az - .,s.s.d -
engageu nsa. snS .,,ay h. "a hee,
naki's anu na ~ 1,,n e. : Vvrck h.S bee
lisns lvl ... = .o e.. and salln
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"quol W nes s p ..ss.aI,r;,,e frr;sbof n
sesson =. n MY aims :, N's ""1 ' 80 $3.50
''le'e '". .f94sss54 SIR -.
| .ANorhER EAIssARY.-The Houston TELEGRAPH
| Of the llth inst, says: ~ - i' - s .
| On Monday last, white man rode up to MI
Hndno nobody hnt 4 negro girl at home. ques
toned her about runaway horses &C.. and finalI,
asked her how she and the negroes we're satisfied
| He then went of and in fifteen minutes returne
With three negroes. demanding something to ea
The woman gave them food. After eating the
broke omen trunk. in search of money. The
then nut shovel full of fire in the bed and lef
After they were gone, the negro woman extir
guished the fire. and then ran to the overseer
house, to tell him what had happened. Inc
fair caused great deal OF excitement
Evidence seems to be accumulatlng, 10 sho
some cuncels amon ~. "a ,"uoes'
u u " ou'' ''"'' s=s.s5.
| ANOTHER GREAT FlRE.-Ihe houston lei
graph, OF the llth inst, says: s5 Is, -,
We learn from gentleman VINO passed tnr
Henderson, IN Rusk county, on last Monda
morning, that the town OF HENDERSON was SET Q
hire last SATURDAY nlsht' the oth INST, ana WI ',
a.noss en ... w ;uai,,a;r,,. -, ~ 's;no
hdd us'; = ts,a ~, 90 was JoS,rn1ed
"o MI - w Pr. sn, Va a'
~ ~ .a..oa o ~. a IA ~
Iected to annoipt natrol or keen watch III
| FIRE was discovered Saturday night ahont min
o'clock. No clue had been discovered to the ne
netra,ors of the deed .-...,, =
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POETRY AND PoLITIcs.-The War Of the Ros'
is taking poetical turn. 1t will be remembers
that ex-senator Dickinson, in his speech at Il
Cooper Institute, expressed his sense of Il
double fraud practicsd upon nm by the softs
the Syracuse and charleston Convention a.
MS oesefminauon o"punisn ms besrayefs,
quoting the denance which fltz-James huri'
'A '''s .Aee =, i'n'uef''A Dnu
twice nave sought oian-Aip'nes glen
ss,. ~ psa.s la. pu s Will ,, .on, asan
As leader seeks his mortal foe.n
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8, soe.". ~ ,'ua"a sn ~ e ~ a. 49, s'',
| m."un "nl " u' 'o.'oA W vac o,"ss'I
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po',' 'i'eu 'ne slogan VI Dieh'nsoA' anu saiu
eoulu no. 9e'se: -, eAP:ess nls own e'serness
u.oss s"o'u s: WIN n,l' tAan ~ iepea.ins
n.oe '..'eu.! 'on'"ms .huse q"o'eo
NioN'"so', anu "pp'''"s '"e'" W hi'i''
"For ioyelorn swain in lady's bower,
NeSi pa.,eu ior vi appointed nour
ml.;. u,'.,' pei4'c me s'ana' ,gIr.
Auis HoHS "eeyl""' anu his pa''o.
inns was happy retort OF the Controller.
we neeo not remind MN and his clansmeh I'll
the omens are against them. They will rene
Der that when afterwards Roderlck and Jam
met as Coiiantogle Ford, "man to man, and ST
to steel, the fight though desperate, turn
against the Northern chieftain, and in favor.
the southern prince; and that IN the death grs
pie, though both were down, yet III 81
"Unwounded from the dreadful close
But breatbless all E;tz y,,,,es arose
And faltered tina ks To Heaven fnr lie
Redeemed unhnpcd from ,lasnnroto ~ rie
Nor rr;u .ho o,a, - 49,,
ro "' r. i ny. ans'uen " .ouc'ick nor
~ oa''es ioi s.' tnas
-Four mounted squires in Lincoln green,
after viewing the sbloody spot where Roder;
Law stiff in death, rushed off to Court tn tell !
welcome news that the fSuuatter Sorereion
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