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COM NJ CIAL COLL 4 E,
~ No. 476 SEVENTH ST.,
Opposite the General Post OFce, Washinston Cir

Armorisn System of Pepmanship, Bookkeeping, 4,
Mercantile Forms and Cal uations. Business Cor,
Iefpondenoe, Bills Of Exohan;e, Current Bills,
Cnmmisslon Sales, Gra,4m and Arithmetic.
irA Preparatory Glass for Boys.
ship.
ma assn VIM. w. YOUNG 4 co,
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N EIGHTH
~ A o A l. e X HIBITION,
AT CINCINNATI. OHIO, Seyt l4fA-sotA
The UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY will hold its Eighth Aunual Agricultu
RAJ and l.dustris Exhibition on the O ounds IA ber-
ally Provided by the cltzen. Of Cincinr att, which
Halis % snd fents to, the dIsPls, Of IaPLE-
MkSfAs4GFst MkSr es4fGGFstff fsRS T2o asb bSoMEfpTS shkpFS
PRnpUwr PFvk :, FRgiTs. FkowERs, ssd "a
HORSES, CATTL., SHEEP, and SWINE;
sad an unequal ed Track, one mile in length Q d
IoTty feet la width. for the exhibition of Horses.
The Premiums ofered-in cash,-goh, slvar and
bronze medals,-diE Jonas and Ger Itifcates, amount
TO
$4,000.
The Exhibition will remain open from wednes-
day the 18th. to Thursday, the 2Jth, OF SeptembIr
thus giving time TO examine and test the imple.
ments and machinery.
For premi IN lists or information anplv NJ ths
Once of the SocIety. No $50 Pa. avsnue. (up
stairs y or to the subscriher, at Clncinnati Ohio
BEN. PERLEY PODRE,
~ N See'y u. :. Agricultural Societv.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALFR
" OF GAS METERS,

NOTICE Is HEREBf GIEEN, That axree-
ably TO the provisions Of the adInance of the Tor
porstion approved May q 1857, the undersiened is
on pre- payment Of the fee Of kfty cents to rSpect
examln test prove, and ssosrtain the acou facy OF
registratlon OF any Eas meter In in this oIIyo
Every meter lffound incorrect, will be cond demned
and another, sealed and marked as true, vail be
set In i's place. III proved to be accurate in i's
measurement of gas, il viii be sealed ecoordinely
and a. ain put in pOsi los for use.
Once No $40 Seventh street, (uear Odd Pei
low" q ch.RRsRs .GRRsfR s,G% W. cuSNfNs9HRRm. G hi fs9 a
jv Is If Inspector and Seeler of -sas Meterp
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A NALosTAN RETREAT,
"A On ANALosrAN ISLAND,
Opposfte Georsefotcn aad WaShinSien


The subscribers having leased for term of years
this beautiful and romantic spot, op-n-o . .
y Tor toe accommodation OF the publc o, VfA0
the Slst day OF May, 1850. For beauty o. III
scenery, delightful promenades, fishing. dc ie-
Union. A >"o
The House is large and oomuodious, havrus been
entirely renovated IL has large DanciuT Ssloon
attaehed TO the house. bes .des Dining and Dressing
Rooms tor both LADIES ana gent emen In addition
splendid Arbors detac ed from the buidInfs.
Parties, Families and lndIviduals will End n q
most des able see TO pass the sutry days Of sum
mer, as every attention will be GUARANTEED by the
proPrletors. The strioteet peIos arraneemepta
vi Dc enforced, and polit al discussions Will be
The Larder will be found to contain al the dali
cacles OF the season at oil times.
The Par y III be furnished With the ohoi Oeet
Llqu and " ines and the finest Sefare.
s'cleties, sunday. Schools, Clubs and MiTtary
CpmF anles will lind this the most desrabie resort
near themetroPoiIs for spending pleasant and or
de-ly dav.
DrChildren unsocompsnied by their parents or
gu trdiaus, will be excluded from the grounds.
.,nnnlng and dogs prohibited.
HI boats Will leave the ,oot Of High street.
9 aOTgetown. and street, Washington, hourly
fr 1ms cock a. m ul ~ p. m daily.
PerEons Preferring pleasant va 4 can reaoh the
10 and via the Aqueduct.
Wesolct the pu blIo to Judge for thems elves, and
ie 9 eon JACOB w. POWERS CO.
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OFFICE OF WAsHINGToN AQghpUcT.
" WAsHINeTON, August Is. 1894.

Proposals. vlll be received at this Ofhoe until
II O'Clock IN. on the z7th day Of August, 1880. for
Constructing the unfinished portions II the con-
dult Of the Washington Aqueduct.
The work TO be done comprls~s about SO Cubic
yards o. Hubble Masonry, and 900 Cubic yards OF
emhankment
Aiso, Tor tn. completion Of Tunnel No. L.. being
about 81 inra feet. containing 500 Cubic yards Of
up by the LIST day Of November next
Plans and specifications mag be seen at this Of
6ce.
Proposals will be scaled and endorsed " "Proposs's
for Condnitn or foL Tunne" IS the case may Be.
III. w BENHAM, Capt of ngine~rs
au I5-eoSt Chisf Engineer w A
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ID BUTTER HOUSE.
Daily reoeiying fresh and sweet. in Goshen pack-
age.. Alsoy Ohio Butter, at 10x and I2k certs =
ELLICOTr AE ~ ES
jy6 50 Exchange Place. Baltimore.
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

Oh1sltlho II Il ~ Olti C~s
WASHINGTON CARRIAGE EFACTORY,
w Street, Bsttceen 9th and l0th SIrsets.
We have Just finished numUer of FIRST class
CARRIAGES, such as Ltght Fancy RtJRR
Wagons, Park Phedtons, Family Car
rtases, and Busg,es, which We will sell SIS1sfS
YER small profit.
of the business, we fatter ourselves that we know
the styles and quality OF work that will rive satis
~.
Repairing promptly and carefully attended to
the shortest nL toe and most reasonable charges.
WALTER, KARMANN & BOPP,
Coachmakers, sucoessors to Wm T. Hook.
ap H-dly
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EDUCATIONAL.

DOCK HILL ACADEMY,
~ Ell ILIcorT's MnLs, Nh.
This Institutio1, conducted by the ChJisnan
Brothers, will resume studies on Monday, Septem-
Der 81. An d Iot
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

W
The ALLEGED MICRO ATROCITIES IN CANADA
WEsT.-The Canada papers in the immediate Vi
entity Of the terrible negro riots reported BY the
Detroit Free Press to have recently occurred pro-
nounce the statements Of that paper to be down
right falsehoods. Mo disturbances Of the kind
have taken place. The Chatham Planet SAYS:
In reply to the base falsehoo!s of the Free
Press, We would say-and We wish our remarks
to be quoted by the press Of the United States
that in the first place, neither several hundred,
nor one hundred, fifty, nor FIVE negroes
took possession ''of the public school-housa ear
" on Monday morning. nor any other morning:
nor were ''the authorities called in;- nor do the
negroes inhabiting the town far ontnumber the
white ctixens;H nor were '.thc Africans headed
BY one shadd;a nor did ssthc MAYOR and Coun-
ci!incn assemble on the spot,n nor was ..the
Whole town in an uproar.n nor did ..the negroes
demand that the schools should be opened Ia
Them" nor did ''the negroes assert their claims
with arrogance and violent demonstrations nor
Is "Aconfct between the blacks and whites ey.
pected,a and last, though not least, neither ara
apout two hucdred negroes in Chatham alones
IA word, the whole article from the Free Press
y base, malicious and wicked lie from begin
ming TO end, and richly entities the writer oft
fo'a good coat Of tar and''feathers which he will
most assurediy get il he ever shows his face N
Chatham =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

BARCLAY CoPnc--By the letter Of onr Des
Moines correspondent it will be seen thar tbe
vifsinian official who applied to Gov. KirkwooI
Tor warrant to arrest Barclay Connie dij not
succeed, because OF n!ornlaIity IN fiie paper -
ihe oihcer arrived IN this city from Des Noines
yesterday evening. and is stopping at the Mason
House We learn that he designs returning East
Young Cppoic, we understand, il vet with nh
parents at Sprngdalc, in Cedar County. We have
heard it stated frequently that he acts az 4 bra
vado and defies the authorities to arrest him. re-
lying on the interference of Gov Kirkwood IN
ms behalf II il also stated that he has made his
appearance several times in this city, armed 10
we teeth We are reliably informed that this
= not the case The young man has not been in
this city Tor the past two years lie has been
advised by eigfbors to leave Splingdale and
return 20 Canada, in order to avoid arrest, but
q ms health j. quite feeble he prefers remaining
among his friends and risking his chances. we
lh'nk i would be best for him to return 10 Cana
ga. NE should very much regret any popuiar
outbreak which we think win take place If m III
tempt Is made to take him to Virginia for trial
-Muscatinc Journal
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Juuging from the tone Of the Eastern nress
sha private letters, we are cony inccd that thcrr
VIII PC an lminense movement seward this cs,n.
Try the coming Spring II will commence nroh.
ably ~ March, and from ten to thirty Thousand
persons will reach here before mining onorat;o,,.
can be commenced, except by'thosc familiar ~;.h
Tue country, and who have already opened the;r
claims. Thousands will no doubt at ont I'll
fixes Peak" only intent upon getting therc
without any provision for subsistence or con,,ort
after their arrival, content to trust ~ lu.I >
and let tomorrow provide for itself n Sn..h
we say st0y at hom~untii you learn better s.+,s..
or ycn VIII stand chance Of ACQUIRING IN x,h,'
sasio \, more rapidly than agreeable. w. hay.
barely sufficient provisions IN this country a
kuosist those already here until The season -
"vahtaseoasiy Transporting 4 new s.nn,v
whicn can hardly be sooner than the m;Idl. ~
nay, or about the time that mining onerat;o,..
san DC resumed BY the masses. E,eyv man NV.
reaches mere before that time should brine /. ~,
piy OF provisions and clothing suiyic;ent r,t;l
ne hrst Of June, and also come with he ernccta
Ep.. @ DONG little or nothing beiure ,hat line
Lnsre y ittIe use in leaving the Missouri river
before the latter part of April or the IN ~ Nv
unicss ~ be those who have friends here a. ,,hn
es - WITH view Of speculation, and with pentv
We hope the press Of the Western st..as ~,
a N, 70 impress upon the minds Of the neania
Me ioily o. an early and insane rush townrd IN
fIa s1,,,. I'll aereby rre.ent lec.rrens. Sc
! s Z j scenes III VI fasf Spring - 9~
~ sure a. there y such rush, at such
ssaso D, g vas tie last We will again sce bpcs.
s HMn rush and the old cry or = hambue wiil
'ts'a'h ring " Our cars.-lRocky Mountain News
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

@ 10 sAil l,oa the ne; n
I'm Il fl,reoe hic1xeu --s
Are sitting side by side.
And work, because theee childrcn
Are dtting ride BY side.
An round me on TIE sea Of life
Are stronger ships than mine,
with better sails and brighter hsgs-
And they tell ne, n1linc y thine-
Come into ours bless them
But my boat, il keeps its way,
For I'm trusting 10 ! Eliot
Who never leeds astrayi
/. And l will not leave my little boat
II shall sail ,npon the tide
Because three little children
Are sitting side BY side.
They tell mo that It cannot 10
Upb0rnc on the worlds Wild wave
That womanis heart and wonAn's hand
Were not made to be 80 brave;
That fashion cannot cover,
With her robes Of grace and lace,
The form Of her who over
Steppeth her rank Of place;
That the power Of human prejudice,
Ard the strength Of human pride,
win wreck my little host,
With the children side by side.
Would you tell the shipwrecked not to land
q Though the land be near To see,
Because il is wOnlan's hand
Trembling for mastery p?
Because it il woman's voice
That riscth DER the tide,
To ransom back her little boat,
With the children side by side
oh! when eartll's forms shall pass away,
And the fnsAion perisheth-
When the greater ships come riding home:
Where the wandering entercth--
Then shall my feeble woman's boat
Safely at anchor ride;
Because three little children
Are sitting side by side,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

a. A large amount Of travel Is nov taking
SaAse on TIE stage routes north and south from
- city. The coaches are daily crowded and
ssssa coss have frequently to be added TO The
$3.50 hne 70 accommodate the passengers---
~ Railroad also carries many passengers west.
I'D - think thsse facts suger An liners. "A
anosns q business and travel in the sprins.
EmigrAats intent on leaving the over crowded
Eastern States could not select more bcaatifal
neaaihy end productive location than can be
found on The fertile psairiea Of Iowa. rn.r, I.
plensy Of ssem for all Who come, and: u =. \,
dassrioas' II eatssprising, win be extended !,
hearty welcouc
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

AN EDIroR ARRESTED ron Man RoaH,
The Indianapolis Ind Sentinel d &C.,
says:
On last Friday Special Agent william lr-
had deposited in the mail on the #ar fCr Nh,
Illinois, several money letters Th4 Po,t II
at Marshall bad long been suspetted, Sit
Agent, at late hour on FRIDAY night .e,rr
himself behind the Office, and through IN
d0ws discovered Joseph Littleton, crrs h
Office, and proprietor of newspaper called
H.aotsGa, In the act Of rifling Letters. The Il
morning he was arrested and taken teicrt N
tice OF the Peace in Marshall, and held b
Tor his appearance at1he next term of III
trlct Court for Southern Illinois.
Mr.. Littletcn Is about twentr-threc ys.s
age, has heretofore been considered n ID
young man, and, we are informed, was trsl
TO be married to very respectable yo4ag
IN few days lie was 20 completely ur17
when he found himself caught in Biz crine.
ne tried to obtain poison with which % v4
end to his existence. Being ioiied ii tha
was next seen to examine very carrtrEy
blade OF a dirk-knife in his possession,
which nc said lie would have ended liz vres,
life II the agent had nos aiken ii IRON hlA,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

a STARTLING OccrRREscE--A Ia q. !.
returned from India three wears ~ =.
other day opening drawer in xhst |. Il.
bullock trunk. To her ainazemtpt NM ",
snake reared up it, head: her frst iiuIrrl.
to push the drawer to, but ID was Tiff NM \,
She ran, screaming, down stairs for helm
brother, who was III the drawing room, :,
her assistance, and preceded her W. stair \
The snake was not to be seen. and he No.,
thought II to have been his sisters iln,r;,.s
SO, after some little time the search - !
up. The following morning a cansrv n
ways hung in the lady's room was MIS-
in looking into the cage the snake Iay r,ls
at the bottom Of 1t. and all that re,aAiUAI v
bird by his side. There was no aiisrvhr \
stroying the snake, and il was discoyrr4a
what is termcd green snake. whose nstr,
make spring at the eye, when death ir1pys,
ly ensues. The marvel il how the ryta4 !.
20 long and the lady escaped. -[Lonla I,
Journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Tine Lose AGoxY ovEa.--Wc learn by tele-
graph Of the election of Mr. Pennington to the
Speakership yesterday by one majority. This
ends TIE fight, and the disorganizers and dis
unicnists can turn their attention to the public
business, 40 their 6llibussering win now be
brcsshsso . close under the rules of the House,
With sn e8cient Speaker in the Chair g SOL
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MoRE OfL-ExrRA ORDINARY YIELp.-Si.a
last, says 1Ae Fesaeqo Spectator, apumphss
put into the oil-well on the farm 81 H1zl
AcClintock, on Oil Greek. two miles abe.
mouth, and the yield OF oil ia bevond en-
ton, being near double that Of brakes Al
Der OF persons have visited the wei, 4i
agree that ono gallon Of pure oil i pumped 4
minute The quantity appears to he limfI
the capacity Of the pump, and no doubt: ar
tertained Of the supply holding out. rhs J
prietors are busily engaged in making yr7E
lions to barrel the oil, which appears u V
great difficulty in the way. California .r3 lE
Peak will have TO knock under.
Other wells are being sunk in that ritlisy.
One, litsle further up the creek. IN rhiA
.oGns friend Kim Aibbara il larger Interest
has reached the oil, and bids fair ID equal 4
best in prodnctiyenes& THERE'S 10 difficulty
obtaining sites BY giving per crasags i ;hr !
and there appears to be general pitching
BY those desiring to try their luck.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

Z G. We have received copy of the report Of
the Code Commissioners, which has been printed
for the use Of the Legislature. II makes > vol
ume Of about $50 pages. We have had no OPP
portnnity Of examining it Is yet. and shall not
venture an opinion Of its merits. The printing,
however, ID abominable, as any one can zee at
glance.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

B We are informed by the County Judge
that the special School tax in Union township
referred to in our yesterday ISSUE was duly cert.
fled by the Township Clerk as having been voted
by the electors Of said township, and that the
Illegally referred to in the resolutions is as to
the regularity Of the proceedings at the township
meeting
Also-That the law does not admit of &he pay
ing back Of any such tax as may have. been VOL
unfairly paid into the Treasury, no deciaion hay-
ing ~ vet been made that the School Law is an
nnconstitutional enactment ag stN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

- number Ct persona, considering the
remains Of the late fire public property, appro-
priated axes and other utensils which had been
taken from the ruins A reminder from the
Marshal that the Law did not recognize such to
be the fact, brought them back. in a hurry,
anxious TO make amends for the nissakx
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

NrxErT.SIx MKs TAKEN C.,,,r.
MRx.-What will the rank ana AL !, y ",
racy Of The Northwest say when = N, =
to-dav's telegraph that their r. y. VIZ y.
the House have gone Ter boir esea'atiiA
Southern Know-Nothings. ~ = - \
whose loudest boast il. that tbev -. peass,
late with . party that-ostraei,e.' ~ - W
eign birth, have, a. body, abapd,o 80 !, y
man in the contest for Speaker N Nh asFl
TO an Out-and cut Know No,h;r, ~ rass
tension Know Nothing. a, IN, J. NJ aaTzV
make the surrender absolute .s a''--ss
drew Democratic breath in his N. ~ W
Wing, while the party lastetl.srd -. y. ~ "
Nothing party ut the South ~. !. 49, ne An
The great Mahomet Of Den,o+,,.~. Y ialrs
ninety-two men, was forced n " !. Ia'srl
Nothing Mountain Of only trss,. = y =
Was there ever such surnpder y !, ~
cratic army, since Brown and II. 49,. - !, Y
ers took the whole State q yirr;, nsssN !, !,
have an investigation into hi, INA ~ Y
armed and equipped this band n ,xa. 49, 7 7
ern Wing Know Nothings, that thew ss.s'
round this army Of ninety-two pr.,,s..
take them prisoners. Who Opened 4" \
Of Democracy, and let in this band,
And amongthe number Of those whn.,
was Cox Of Ohio, the great expom,de, 1ts.s
ocrafic faith Of the Northwest, who ~.
with sfcntoiian voice, no longer ARC ~, 4
that the Democracy Of the Northu.s \
never SUDDUrt n Know NosLi,c ~
with the same breath, that II was 4 Il. n
upon the Northwestern Democracy "a y, !.
was under Southern dictation: this ~
was one Of thc Democratic regular ANN \,
ty-two, who laid down their weapons J i.
af the feet OF twenty Wing, Slavpry 49,
Southern Know Nothing fillibustcra-Ic,ra'
Herald. l.T'sa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

'Tar OREcos FARnEar il the. name Of a
semimcnshly agricultural paper printed at Port-
lid, Oregon, and edited With much ability by
ALnERr G. wALLlxc, formerly Of this city, Who
acquired knowledge Of the cart prescrvasise
Ct Ill arta,' in The Hawk-Eye ONCE, during the
Gs4ime sf il foundes n. Edwards.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

~
" ooi i $50 - =. - 3 !. II 81 II s,o<
,.ss,av. - : 81,
81 -. -. ~, -, - Hors. ~
49, ~ " e II IL v.r;etv
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= ,.iA,,e n. 10, - r,eeia d,.,lax. s d.
~ bo3v he.e 49, -, Il NJ rl;nv.
-, and ~. Iva - 49, ....a.;.. $50
$3.50 49,, -. $500. 81 !. .ar
oemsocie;en. ~ ~ l.e3 - a.. -. 49,.
-. ywsafn ! ee.,v,.& - $3.50. 80. =
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i - :. e = - - = go = !" K
wv .ecolecnon q tne Geological capabilities
q ~ osaee q ucof9ie are not very distinct hut
re tn'nk tney are ample for II. lversons nDes,
po.a = -. snd granite, AAts and sand stone,
tho09h ~ - the oe1asor 70 take second
Thought ne s1nllAess Gss long and he NAV
perspire, and then again he winters are shore
and he may contracts cold Of catarrh. II III
Stands there until Georgia goes out of the Union.
We can assure him that no 'Black Republican
viii 60 down there 10 ssknock the chin on ftcrn
his shoulder MOI th.4 mia re.set,ns .tt;tne Ill,
deter from the overt act Charlcm.pnc and
Chariea the Bold a. they have come do~n "a M
in the pigments ar The Ars;.,. w....-s 49,,
wore l fierce frovn m. sar..o. .l.o Il,
weapon not known 10 old expnea hsro;;.r,
While The ase az snact.c,.s ,,.r -. H., q u.
vantage on : ,onc r;ae r.,.a .t.n ~ a, :,
the terror. of ~. e.on. p...s
Our cn,v o,,;a.. /. !. -.
e ho....,s. = - se''''Os O''' Psl0'''
8. ,,s,,si3~ - -. 49, s-1.s
rel,,;ors x 4. s 49, 'e
$3.50. h.-.,r ~ 4. '1' wv '.'.e'o.e
q. 49, 81 @o44 = twas y, -
s.,.s -, s.Pos. ~ Valuable
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

a. II yon want the finest and best, Is well as
the most exeruciatingly comic Valentines in the
City, call On Barhydt at the Post Once News
Depot.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

fRKTrr Coon CARIcArrRR.l-A little sheet
q the Punch order, published in New York. con.
s.ins, AZ late number, pretty good caricature
Of the condition and members Of our present
Congress That honorable body il represented M Il
g large accantsr OF Jemiohn, filed viii,
gases marked ! bnpcomhe,n "hoell, \ hias..er.
skl,e " a,sunio1.' . treason Sc, and tightly
G coikea W.. volume q Helpers Impending
Crias Uncle Sam, IN the form Of rather
grecn-iooking gentleman just from the r,iral MI.
trices stands looking ct the monstrous bottle I'm
o. whirIing gases, and soliloquizes thus: awan
= is contains nothing better than that ,lnr.,
care y y remains corked np 70 III ETERNITY
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

PEnsoxAI--We had call yesterday from Mr.
Porter, late editor and Publisher of the Des
1oines journal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-04

among tne o. DC Of the day i one u III ~
lectthat Madame Rodisco. ridor ~ q. 80 III
assian Amoa..adof, win shortly va Csp1 $50. .s
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o. - uclsIns lssgE 80 n me rccst Dsaccrsslc
4 $50 ~onventicn Soy. Willard made - sppeal
80 &c appeal might b. made IL roc.i sisI h,s
.lnsss 49, - sstsids isasel II upen cnaf.-.
~ n aslq to DO good nj me chi ~ Ecsl
tGs spiritual Condition u iinpsotvd n ,,scssi
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