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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
7. A. LEMON,

Dealer i'll drugs, medicines, notions, rtersr,
magazines, papers, ETC., north side Lapoi tC
street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
EARMERS' HOTEL.

La Porte street. near the Depot, Plymouth, Ind.
Good Fare, Low bi S. and every attention paid
to render the stay of all who patronize tie Far
mers' agreeable. Good and convenient stabiing
tor those having horses.
vln24lv JOB SHORT, Proprietor.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
EncOuragine q Newsnaner

The following incident illustrates pret-
ty foiclbly tie idel that some people ap-
pear TO have of encouraging new spaper
The editor and publisher of a newsps-
per OF one OF our inland cities. had a few
years ago among his subscribers quite a
prominent individual of the place, who
had been constant reader of the paper
since the commencement of It's pubIica-
ton, but who had never paia penny fol
subscription.
The collector Of bills having returned
THAI againat tie delinquent to his employ
er as one impossible to convert into cash,
the editor resolved to give The party in
question broad hint of his remissness
the first time an opportunity should oc-
cur IN public. He did not have to wait
long. for in few days he discovered his
negligent patron seated in the Office of the
principal hotel, surrounded by quite a
group of his friends. disposng of cigars
and other luxuries sufficient to have li1ui-
dated at least Cney ears subscription
When the laugh at the Joke had subsided,
the editor approached the group. and af,
ter the usual salutation to his subscriber
remarked
Colonel. you have had my paper now
for five years. and never paid for it, al.
though the bill has been frequently sent.
should like to have my pay for it.
Pay p calculated the Colonel, with
genuine or well feigned astonishment,
did you say pay p
Cer'anly,' was the reply, You have
had the paper, and want pay for it,
Pay ! said the Colonel again, why it
cant be you expect me to pay anything
for your raper; why, only took the
blamed ling to encourage You =
The laugh from the circle of listeners
to this dialogue came in hele like the
bursting of Il bomb ell Cam. Bulletin.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Barber and hair dresser, Zone door south Hewett
Woodwdrd,) Michigan street, Plvmouth Ind.
Everything il the above business attended to bv
me in the best STYLE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
e PAUL,

e PAUL.
ea.er IN boots and shoes. manufactu,s all kinds
mouth, Ind ON ''''''' :!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

The Philadelphia Press. speaking OF
our public men, and the mode and man
ner and assistance by which they have
risen in the world, says:
The newspaper editor is in fact the crea-
tor Of politicians and statesmen He tois
that others may rise; he sows that others
may reap. In the loom Of his ever work
ing brain are woven the theories and
facts. the arguments and the appeal with
which the ambitious aspirant clothes and
strengthens himself Rarely considered.
the editor is like the ladder upon which
The statesman mounts to distinction. too
frequently to be kicked away the moment
the statesman attains the long coveted
prize. Thousands of those men are to-
day laboriag and starving, while those
they elevate are proud and prosperous
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
D. MCW.lLiAMS

i'ealer N staple and fancy day goods. groceries
ETC., west side Michigan street Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
DR.. j. 7. CHALMERS.

DR.. j. T. CHALMERS.
From Baltimore, will practice medicine surgery
ana obstetrichs. Permantly located in I'yner
City, Marshall county. Indiana Office one door
south of Cushman & Bissel's Store.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Dealer in books and stationery. wall and window
paper, all kinds of musical Instruments; also
nlanutactnres blank books etc. Il " axne
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
LEANDER G7 OVER.

IEANOER OR OVER.
Attorney at Law and Notary Public, Knox, Stark
county, Ind, will practice in the several coun-
ties of this judicial circuit, AMI attend promptly
to the payment Of tax s, and collections OF
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
Auslacss 0}rrCtorp.

CORBiN s. OSBORN
Attorneys at Law, Office in Bank building, Ply
mouth, Indiana
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
JOHN Nj SHOEMAKER

Dealer in watches, clocks and jcweiry. Plymouth,
Ind, keeps constantly on hanl clocks, watches,
breast pins, ear rims, finger rines, ockcts, etc
Clocks and watches, etc, repaired il the best
manner possible.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

Dealers in staple and fancy dry goods. famil,
groceries etc, one door south of the Edwards
house. Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
RICE 81. SMITH.

Dealers in staple and fancy dry good and groceries
west side Michigan street. Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
JOHN fNDE {s ON.

Merchant taylor, one door west Of II. Pierce
clothing stor. Plymouth, Ind
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
s. g. nj. BECKER

Druggist and confectioners, west side of Michigan
street, Plymouth, Ind.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12

". aASbAEGER & BROS.
Manufacturers Of wagons, carriages etc Black
smithng, painting and graining done to order
See column
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-12
MYER

Dealer in watches, clocks, iewelry and notions
east side, Michigan street, Plymouth. Ind
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
4yrshing AZ 0eNneal plesA.
= CouIclL BLuyls, Oct 10th, 1850

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

4 Y y Z r
inn Com Nlxxs IN ABncA.-The New
hld has loag sssieas h relssios ss ths
dR A. Parrish. Jr., Of Fhiladelphis.
sas sOverument Of France, for pointing
sa',asive gold depoaits in Senegal, Africa
SHiA hssid 70 have discovered these mines
pedieaaa their richness without Waiting
m saasly ire1 knowledge obtained from
es'dos % ol fsrmstaDa sfshe eesntsy.
'asea seas Nance 10 xprkipg tbese mines
Las~T hys rssuraa, ssd thss Ar. Par'tsh
- psOuie Of Napoleon, which ought 70 be
Mltsen nilliea of ftansA conditional on
tsa q he reality Of HE discoveries The
whose nagni6seat dsclsrstions must sl-
ss.sea with many grains Of allowance,
Gsait
aa',A gold 6eld, more prolific than those
ooss cf tAe Pacific. and worked with
ee'eey thaa The Rusaiap mjnes ia. Asia,
saed BY franeS end steadily dtyei-
ne hss six years. Acting upoa 1he
an American citizen. Louis Napol-
asaet expedition of thirteen vesesle
s4vs hundred men 70 the before neg
say of senegal. From that time The
- re- aa1f fpA eni1 priee In
~ tapi9 and - Bk1bl& q Algeria
- tse desert Of 6ahssa and linked its
r. oef ~ ssavansihR eo)Ouy a. 0enOi
n British Aag has been bouGht oa
poftiO0 of the western coast Of AZ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

a. We understand Chat the zouaves are to
give BAN and exhibition drill, On "Wednesday
Of n ext week. -..5.s-@t..-s VI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

h Republican gain At the late election in
ngi,anis, Ohio and Indiana over Fremeats
bu wars ago 10 2ss, ,7s7. Should We gain
he EPmtion in the rest Of the Northern
"A or aggregate gain will amount to 76s,-
fs Republican party ou.groxs any party
kneora Of history, and 10 itself . greater
rdd rapid and expanding growth and pow.
- be country which is has risen 70 bless
brlae under the banner Of freedom and pro.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

\. 4 SuRE TaIxo.-Since the nomination Of Ar.
Lincpln was made, the Republicans have won
great victories IN ths following States Vermont,
Name, Pennsylvania, Ohio, indiana, and Con-
neetieut which give SO Electoral yotse, Of the
other 6ssses. she Republicans are sure Of New
York, Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Michigas, nlnois, Wisconsin, Iewa, and
Mianesoss, which give 81 Electoral voteA Total
Els7, or II more than the lsa necessary to :
choice. ssse4a43 a...-ai s.-t4s}. al1 >i@
Or taking sat Illinois, which, is the only STATE
the Dopglssites poE prftfsd 70 be sure o., Soos
which u eertaip sure" fcr Lincoln uestill have
six moro votss than are necessary for the l6S.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

UAsnasAesfE.-yhe Lax 1eDshl-
~ Joha Nsntsss, Raseseef ~
49, = Iowa City, urete ajtasr -
slhsA tse laprpaf;sa - govern
- : - Pssidp aseseaA r.
sr nPsey. y fuheAaess, esAs sF
2-SA - Doatlas al loie W. Cel6elIe
y; - = ~ ~ 1hithfhl p.
IA ~ ma a "a q yess pogSf y -.
kG. - H toek ~ shliSpiisa = De
49, eaueo0o1e - lDtGesla = -
F .tss. VI 49, n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

. TRr Brsr yokR YEr.-Soms Of the Demo.
cratic papsrs are claiming Ohio for Douglas, In
NOvamheF s3f .,-.r-,-5 +; tisE. .s..... 7-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

MAD HoRsE. The Muscatine Review saws that
on Saturday last horse which had been broughs
TO the city . fe~ days before, exhibited sll the
signs Of hydrophobia- kicking and biting at
every one who came near, and going into con-
vulsions at the sight Of water. cs zas< tg5
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
fnE Rk6Etli6k - fuE S0Cfi1.

EN- How DoU0LASs GOr THE NAME or LITTLE
GIASr."-The delight with which Judge Douglas
friends call him the Little Giant" ID truly
amusing. Perhaps tiiete are but few Of them
that are aware how ttIs title was obtained, or
they would not be 80 proud Of repeating it. l
speak from my own recollection and understand
ing; Many years ago, when the Mormons we're
IN the height Of their gl,t, at the city Of Nauvoo,
in this State, Stephen A. Douglas visited the
city Of the Saints and spent; considerable time
In coquetting among the populace. eloquent!y
congratulating them ou the beauties Of their
peculiar institution. This so endeared him to
the prophets, elders, danises aud saints, that
Joe smith ssid. !" Truly this Douglas ls little
gidsl" Soon the Ilaos Democracy canght the
sound and passed it around aud away il Hew with
lightning speed to the utterinost bounds Of the
Democracy. and still they are ringing In our ears
the words Of the Mormon Prophet, = Great -
the Little Giant"
BRowNLow ON SoUSnxRx CoNsRDRaArIon-.
Parson Brownlow, in > late number Of biz pa
per says
.'Some ofour lahoring classes think very hard
&C the sassisS ora cs.ssa.Itsesa manner in which
Yancey spoke Of white wOalen 1t the North, who
stand over ths washtub, and cook around fire.
sides Others thought siill harder Of the scorn-
~ manner in which hc spoke Of white men as
he North. backing bopts and driving carriages,
charactsrixing both the occupation Of white men
and women who Do -. - t,grading nenial ssr
vice. Tue, it wss avcty severe IN its bearing
| upon our own citizenA, nias texfAs Of whom are
| degraded. according 70 Yanccys vie~s ot tbs
Idianity of labor, hut this j. really nothing 70
what awaits w. il .'Soushern Gonfederacy" SHALL
be established The wealth and aristocracy oi
\ the .eighs Cottoa States" viii be represented in
| shat confederacy, .snd viii c0ntsol Il, and tie
right OF voting will be limitcsi TO those WA0 own
slayee The government viii be list of 4 Slave
oligascAy, and none but ths owners of alase pro.
perty will BE- allowed 70 vote. Ia this way they
win gct IVA Of The Irish and German vote, and
| tAs native poor ot our own country.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

rAIuoauA soR LlScoLA.-The State Repub-
y Committee of California have sent word By
pPssy Express, that thorough canvass Of
!! county in California gives Lincoln SO, 600
b IN that State, which the Committee think
Iw hin the State.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

81 - aC0Uacls BLUSJo, Vc6 A1se, AsoO. 4
Fy;end Dsskxss &c Cursis and Cole speks here
yesterday 70 large aadiencs. The discussion
vas conp,ete srisnph tss ths Repsblicans.- =
Everybody was disappOin.ed. Cole With hia
special psttifogging and on repeated calf story.
didn't half ..6ll she hill While cassis yi,h hie
sSd, truthful and ss.tsnanliks spseoh tar sEDssd-
ID ths sxpsstaaisns of hisnoss sAngsins frisnds,
md ssised ssmbsrs of swavssing voeeA that
usrs a~aitisg 10 reaels q This discussion. = :,
iCelss seAos ~ piece Faisss laRgA oacssaplly
a.eae bsoshsr ssheelseys ibat sAinkiag vaesso
sss;nt ! s,aaia OcagsssU viii usss saAnlas tllA
: bas sot, and vili q fSr Curtis he oosonsl
,vill taa ~ GOOD deal ahsaa 4 Ne dskss hsss. and
.Hsyest .oasnsy n his adissaiss $50 . vsa fer
4. A. "a pSssawsssanis, - yin - sasetsd By
ass shcasand majority. N, s.ss RS
- Yours truly, s.s....a =.
Ax.s5ra1a Barvgn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

.NreArhvD06oso 0r1eeAs III \
s.srs "a ~ thblS assdIsnea I sapea - !
49, ~, s,ysalse a, CAa1 ReR = II
!. n.,. Nrkvoed - vsas sassssainde :,
80. A. .Ilsst spssehss q ~ einplign.--
* = vsv PsaIs, itsetIeI ana lopsss'
- M nres Wess vsr1 s4hctiva Nh
- -, - anst hass glvss gsssl
s-. : or illssasOss fsllssssosssiad d
-, !, ~ 80 M. IN a.is M n, n /"
4. c.,e,.os - hid doss tvs propssi6aas:--
y, Osserss has ~ yssssS = psshiBis
- - fersstcties 'sna, 10 tsielitsionisdi shat Il
~ "a fSt she benefs of ~. thfs \ ahsr'a
- thaa power. gs.s ..s-s - lsteii asi~ ii!
4. - ,ssposisiea be sssab'shs1 ~ sAsws
...;sorm course Of the Govcrnmens down
..ras Aamisissrssiod, and tAat The power
- ~ doabsed. hns had bsen - p1sla ~
go Il nasd desisieas sf the cosrAs.t Thsi
80 ssesr sls sbsoasiOuDse ~ Cssssi.
sssa Il secsary % give dc Ordnance
.,sr,,ees under he new govsrnmsnt but
! n,a..s,, !, ssnposeA = gssst ipark cef a.
I - Ccasaitssise, rsa1smsd stlis o.
-. - siding is nscsssa+y . chaass Il q
/, !. rstsis esssora y ths Ceassitation.
-. slIsrsssas aspspvst, = Prssideakssf
1. y ,.oA;hAing iae slsvs Gads = ths Otlesns
.,;..s, vassb - Coussitatioa would NOT u.
: : - = the stasss prsyiiouls . lees,
s,sisg ikss he 6rss fssndsr Of ~ DEN.
Y. ~ believed shat CoogssD Nod dc
-.sIA sr party nov caaima ID tAs
- every organic oct down 70 isl4
- carry out the sans pslicy. ~ %,
- against shas power being that esr.
q Dulslas, Gen. Dodge and Clay Dean,
sAdy, that IL y not in CopgresAs bss /
tgtoa, JeGssson end Il ~ fathtss
aWss
lhnsA psoposisisa Wss frovsd BY TIE
nv Z compsssssn bessssa The systsns |
~ aa free labor = shown in the diGsrsnt |
- i iu eject on The white man, satisfacso-
As,isg thas free labor 10 bessssin every ~
!, ~ ~ 1t vas The knowisdgsof of the evils
isssy sna . usvillingpeas 70 live il The
VA Il i, sAaa uade our pespls ssstls IA Issa !
h., dian in NiussH. otla stq3f A ,SIaa
fSss 80 prpsiions being true. and the
A,os6,isa psrg supporting them, he felt CON-
va % Gve II support to Mr. Lincoln. a
Gov. Z sAes poke Of the Homestead Bill,
Ad1ss II boast Of the Democracy that they
ibsea long in power and passed every good
vkeh - have, and asking why, with such
"a, tisy have never given % Homestead
! mdshowiLg that the Republicans, to man,
ceastantly labored and voted for it.
w.lsw tine only TO give . brief summary
& gsech, which was an unanswerable ar
- favor Of the principles Of our party.
- "a 4 H. la - = Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

M Wood ~ Als srsssA Saturday, made apro-
lposisioa - ~ Dse.osraey. which lAey win an-
doahtediy accept The object i 70 defeat Lin.
coln The course 10 Be taken is not 1 nsw one
70 the Deasocrasic party. has has become ~
uaaee ons of the main pfunhs ~ THAR platfar9.
he says "Co0centsalas sthe whola Democratic
force cf The country On Illinois, Indiapa, Connec-
ticus and New jersey, and this Elorioss ebisct n
attained tLOud cheefal lssk aoit ~ eeI-
levasion - The abose paaa6d &ateA--gnise&i
DeApsraA l,H 81 ii tssaa sset "a H4 s4ss&s 80
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

EvlcrpE.-Petes Andersop, Of Mt Pieasanf,
committed suicide, sn the 18th ~, By shaeting
hinself with shot gun. Cause, insanity, coase-
o,,ant upou excessive dvinkins. sS $50
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
ScENE on ! RAMRoAD TRAfN.-"Your ticket
il yO0 please blandly remarked the Official

ScENE on 4 RAlLRoAD TRAfN.-"Your ticket,
il you please" blandly remarked the Official.
.'Yaw," answered the passenger, looking
steadily but without single line or mark Of in
telligence full in the face Of the conductor
I 'Yonr ticket, you know" continued n,
gesticulating vaguely; ''aame - this,n showing
one he had jGst received. - 5s s
hia hand, and before H. could prevent him, be had
It IN his pocket.
Now the psrplexity Of the conductor became
intensei be summoned 70 his aid all the German
b. had been able to gather, which consisted OF
such cDmmon phrases ~ mix eumnsersns, and no
fafstand; il did not advance him materially; sill
the same unchanged face, the picture Of nothing
but non-cOmprehension, upturned 70 the vexed
and dcspairing conductor. Al Iengtha brilliant
ides shot athvart the brain Of the latter. i
s ..Gelt, gelt.r he exclaimed, noting % indicate
the counting of money.
Il ''YAw, yaw!" shouted the impracticable, his
face animated with slight degree Of inteili-
eence, q he inserted bis hand imtn very old
leather Big. from which he poured iRso his open
hand tx0 horse shoe nails and very big button,
chunk Of cayendish, sho,t and greasy pencil,
and two and half dimes in change.
ConductOr H. beca,nc purple With suppressed
rags and iAosti6casi0a. stanaped his foot and
launched out ins0 some Expressions alnong which
somc very choice and comprehensive forrcastle
expetivee we're very conspicuous. To all this
NJ poog 0eso,asl had apparently nothing to say,
BIZ face waa saOlid a gasta persha mack; bsi
the other passengers gathered around and were
evidently enjoying tho Joke very much Moved
70 dreadful dseds, the wrcschcd Official seized hia
man BY che collar. and announced - Soalovs:es
'.RA NJ your sars. o. III put yeu sshoyel--
keep your haggage:-etick you 10 jail!-you in
fernal old Dutch scoundreI you"
Keep cool, u. and tske cigar, va ths
most unexpscsed rcply Of tho poss paaapngeF.-=
a. gays oas look mors snd then sAlepsed. apidss
the shouts Of tho .cgewd -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

su a. Ciigord, the murderer, was executed at
Dubuoue, on Saturday last l.es,.-'...I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

thanks over SAKE, 22,sso-over all 20,244.
sghs TO be known. perhaps. that Of the
= elsv.n were tos John Wheeler, and
iPsed t6 Indicate correctly The strength
kku-Everett party Of that State,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

a. Dan Miller h making spseches 70 Demo
cratic meetiDgs He evidently wants the Jadg-
ehip. 9 E4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

Indian comnisalnaer GJeeAwsod has retuznsd
lrom VI ollcisl sisis v NJ Cheyennes and Arap-
jahoea ID 10 Pihsb Peak country, having q.
e.nxei With them the basis Of = treaty. Thsoe
Iudians eOntinss % be fFieadly, and eone sof
eheir chiefs VIII exert themselves %. induce The
Yiovsys and Camancises 70 bc On pescsf6l terulB
viii ~ Uuaesa 1saAsA q III aa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

ARrxsuGGE1Y or PRxMIUAs AT EAIRs.-The
n Patriot remarks that great disaatisfac-
uas With regard 70 some Of the awards at
>hN sne Fair, in consequence Of placing
eM % he committees who know little of
ssssss sAich they we're to decide. The
ittass occasion, in the same connection
~ exception 10 the scale ~ which Rremi-
hss eGsssd, and the vent Of sound discre-
pfPhyed in the relative importancs attach
s6fsvat objects in making up the tsts.-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

trds ofhome e-made flannel, received an q
NJ and fry cut Hoyers gathered fr9m
us tlfcena and NOT raised by the exhibit
NHlsd several dollsrs-tsO we're awarded
s3saian displays, while tlS awarded the
aiEal plouyhing. Nov, Il horssback rid
sd % much more Interest than ploughing
<1pcultaral point Of view, let farmers give
s4 hite, and educate their sons and dangh-
skg TO the use Of the saddle. These arc
AIN Of the erroneous awards which have
ae V complaint They are such % Wsl
&sard against 10 future Fairs; and We deem
~ time now 70 talk oyer the matter. that
- Of complai MT NAV not arise again.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27

glas~r-ias solloving is the oiacial vote
G6van1 1t the late election. az ,sd
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-27
Joint Ballot, Q
J Republican msiosisy,

Ono. Returns from 81 counties Tor Jadrs u
espreme Court foot up. % follows, on msjotities:
Bsinkefhod. Rep 4l,2sO Hnish, Dem s,aSo
Republican majority thus far, 81, ,s7o. The
counties % hear from gavs majofitiss last year
90 follows e .ssi.,5p 5ss 30
Denuison. Rap. iI,s1s RanSey, Dem, 7so
eies vote a. last year. Brinkerhoas ; majority viii
BE- 1927. The rest Of the Republican State
ticket has At least 90, 900 majority. as s
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