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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-09-05

CHANCE FOR A PERMANENT JOB.-TO
~ LEASE.-50 to 100 acres of Good Land for Grain
from two Eve to years Iense. The land Is well Fenced
When not employed the Land will pay them for
~ Apply to J. NJ. HIxsON, " Broad ST.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
GHERIFF'S SALE.
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- STATE q lows, Dies Moinea c0MnNy, y.
February ~, A. d. 1850 -
by viftne a special execution ~ dSosaea sa out
@ ne once o. - Clsrk 81 ahe Dxict Coa 1ur 80
county, b. favor ~ william Garrett and agaDn JssepA
C.sr. and Lcai@ CT have ievssd sPca and un e.
Hose % eAle 70 - 1ldder, q tAe trent DIOR " 49,
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@ibed PruPeriy, 70 wit: a " tss &F r.
Lots No. Thirteen, Thlrteen A. I'D Esnrteen, u -
CITY e Burlington De- Mones eounty md etaee q Isve
Clark and Louis Clark, tosasify ~ ssA q sxses.
f#8s a. y. H1LkNOU1n, a
8haFi9 Of De- Monies osnney, Io9a.
hb4l-Aw w Jx0. v wiIsox Dspu9y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
no THE FARMERS OF IOwA
xAGIe0YE l,0ksR KASTE LAHnS.

& xkEHOHE TOER WASTE LANDS.
IN undersigned have purchased the right q 1@naa
EneEsons PArsxr Dnc.lxo MAcHiSEs, and are esvah
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

RAINIER a FosER--A couple Of rural editors
for the lack Of something more exciting, have
got to disputing whether ii is right ITO shave or
not to shave.r At the last accounts the question
rested thus; The champion Of no boards put
the following question to the champion of hair
on the lip" namely, IF boards are necessary
TO promote health, A. some pretend to say, why
are not women provided with them Is well as
men, They suffer nothing through want Of hair
around the mouth and under the nose; why then
should men suffer r. To which his opponent re-
torted By propeunding this pertinent inquiry:
'sWhy was not woman made like man in every
respect?' That wasa poser and mo oair" in
continently dried upi
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
GHERIFFS SALE,

.GHERTFF'S SALE.
~ STATE or IOWA, SDes Mosass csnnty,
March ., A. p. lSep, -
~ virtue Or Two execuilont 70 directed ed out -
The ONES d H. cierh u ~ Dincs Court 1se I'D coy
Al favor Of Peter Schmidt Dor the u Nv. Bodean)
one against B. wonderful ana te other against & Won
derm and John Gephar y, have levied upon and win
pose sale 10 The hghe Gder q the front door u IT,
Court House u aid county VI Dea Mones ths 7th day
o. April next A. D. 1850 between the hoaFs 81 O'Clock,
A. n. and O'Clock, r y. o. rid day, ~ following -
c1jbed property, ~ wk:
n ta Is ieet 81 Lo psSr ID the city d Burnston
Iowa. upen which h bulk one Story DSiek House.
Taken and levied upon the property " sid Won
derlin, to satis9y said wit Of execution.
A. J. HILLN0UEE.
Sheriff Of Dies Moines county. LAVA.
mars d1w8tw e. Byy. n. WnLsoH. Dspaty. I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
H HARRIS,

20 = HARRIS.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION urRCHxNr a.
AID DnALDn "
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vi a1aeaa - Annejsa DAtan ~ Ee1a Naxzpu CO.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY II CINCINHATy.-Iast eve.
ming. at quarter past o'clock, one Of the most
hendish murders was committed that ever out
raged the feelings Of humanity. A social party
was assembled at one Of the apartments in No.
Il East broadway, visiting the family who re-
side there. Among the number was Patrick
MHugh, his wife Bridget, and their two children
The evening appeared to be passing pleasantly
with them. They were talking and amusing
themselves together, when suddenly Patrick said
to his wife won't you give me some beer,r to
which she replied, why, no, Patrick, never
give yon anything now" As she spoke this he
placed his arm around her neck, as # to embrace
her, but in his hand was an open razor, with
which he suddenly cut her throat The stroke
was given with 30 much power a. to cut away
even part Of the bone, 1.-THE third vertebre).-
She fell and died without the utterance Of 4
word. The sight presented, as We entered the
house, was piteons in the extreme There lay
the mother, 70 fiightfully mangled. At her
head sat one Of the guests at the party, with
an infant in her arms stained with blood, which
had spirited from the wound, while round her
we're gathered the son and his two sisters, rcnd-
ing the air with their piteous vail. The son, .
manly fellow OF II, detailed TO Us how his father
had been discharged from the Ohio Penitentiasy.
where he had been incarcerated for seven Years.
for attempting his mothers life. She died with
marks Of the wounds received on that occasion
stilg Maon her person.
Since his discharge the son relates that he has
been kind 70 the mother, and that whenever he
could slip bone from his duties upon the river,
(whcre he workedl he would 6nd an pleasant al
home, until Monday night uAan the father be
gan 20 drink again and the fearful tragedy was
the reanlk Affer the murder the father deliber-
aseiy walked - his home in Longwotth's wine
m ScEEl .l&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

-AN The STATE 81 Iowa, Dee MONIES county, -.
TO ELMIEA Steel,
You hereby nete that there b nov Ole In the
ece Of the Clerk Of the District Caurt In said county
petition Of John Steel cha ming Of you absolute divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony existing between yoa
and said John Steel for In said Petition st forth
and thas unless appear and thereto, o.
before the morning 81 the second day OF the Term c
sad District Court Judgment viii be rendered against you
thereon. TRACY 3 CONRAD,
Attorneys for Complainant.
Ordered haA above notice be puh6ed lur our
aye weeks In the Burlington Hawk Eye.
mar3-ws O. c. wIGHfMAN, Co. Judge.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
DENTISTS.

EXTRACTING TEETH WITH.
- OCT PAIN
Those In need Of Dental services win still and m 1t ne
old stand jefferson Street. Harper's Shoe Store
where prepared do all kinds Of work in our lire
Teeth Gold and Silver Pate also on cheoplaaic Prs-
oDss The natural teeth filled preserve their beauty and
keep them from further decay.
Work done low to suit hard times and Warranted
Jan ., 1S60-dwtf III BAILEY d d g.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-24
HERALD TUESDAY a. ls6O-TRIPLE SHEET
SITUATIONS wAsrxD-FEmALEs.

WANiFD-BY REsPECrABLE WOMAN. NTUA-
W Con COOK in gentle family urdersta rds pastry
sae poklng and al kipds or souss sad made
ulses Ses' u city reference. Call a. 81 West 40h ct.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03
Mr. Vandever.

Hon. VIM. Vandever, While making
great professions OF fairness and ca0dor
to the people is determined that he will
not give his real sentiments to the
people, and that he will answer no
questions.
Al Toledo, Tama county, Mr.. Samuels
propounded to him the following ques-
tons, all of which Mr.. Vandever re-
fused to answer:
LIST. Would you vote to admit into the
Union State, the Constitution Of which
recognized slavery.
I'd. Are you in favor Of the enforce
ment o: the fugitive slave law ?
Sd. Are you in favor Of, or opposed
to having the people Of the Territories
flee 10 form and regulate their domestic
institutions, slavery included!
These ques,ions MIR. VaOdever de-
clined to answer.
Is this the course the honorable gen.
,leman intends to purtue throughout the
campaign! In this the way he intend
TO respond to the Inquiries OF the people |?
Does he intend to conceal bis real op
'ons from them? IL this the policy Of
the Republican member Of Congress,
and ii 90, will the people sanction it y
Dubuque Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03
Supposed to be Buried Alive.

The Cincinnati Gazette, OF September
2lst, says:
There has been a rumor current in
Brooklyn, Ohio, for two weeks past, tb at
resident Of that place named Powell
had been buried alive. The deceased
vas quite advanced in years, and was
buried the third day after he was taken
sick. A minister, friend of the tsmi
ly, who saw the body after itswas laid
out for the grave, said that if it was a
friend OF his he should not BE- buried. -
ne said this because the body was still
warm, and by. press ng a finger upon
the skin the color would come and 90.
at 1t will upon the slim Of a person
alive. Several persons witnessed this.
and others declared they saw a witch.
ing OF the muscles OF the face, One 81
his sons wac married within a week after
the funeral, and the deceased, it ia s.id
was not on the best terms with his chill.
dnnn. ,LAQA0S.1
I-Nas- y ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

1LLINoIs ABANDOERD BY THE RRPUB
LrcANs !-"Cleveland," the Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati En-.
Quirer, and VIII; Sc statements are almoet
invariably correct, telegraphs:
at is understood here among the Re-
publican leaders that Niinois Is to be
abandoned to Douglas, as 1t has been
ascertained that, with all their experd,.
tnre of money, they cannot possibly
carry the State for L ncoIn, such ia the
ind ,mitable energy and enthusiasm OF
the Democracy. The money intended
for Iliinais is to be transferred to and
used in Indiana and Peunsylvsuia."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

u 49, INV ~ 1DOobSs
The St. Louis Democrat notices the
arrival at the Fair n that city Of a neS-
~ invested S,eau Plow, which creates
. crest sensation on its advent, owing to
IT'S gses, size and queer appearance. The
Democrat says:
The steam pillow vas made at Hannibal.
no. and hes been brought therce to our Rrss'
Fair II ~as built last spring, BY Messrs S,esn
Rpberts, upon which 10 claimed a. a new
.rincipls. that Il applying the locomotive
'ow pear the periphery II the wheels. NJ.
Robert /. Steas. the 6rst as.vs ssm<d. 10 tht
nven,or. .ud has Fl led ~ application tor pa
snt IL the case. The machine weighs seven
on, and 10 twenty feet long by ten vide.
~hile The forwsrd whee's are twenty incLes
"a width. Il - gusrsn,sed 10 plov thirty scres
II land IN day land the sanguins managers
believe It capable Of plosing forty. The siearu
rl.w left Hanni bal II IL o'clock A. n. Monday
ast. on . barge rugged wi,h pAodles. y hich thv
team wagon WAS made 10 move This 10 .
urious combination. in which . barge carries
wagon. end the wagon pr"pel, the barge
The odd hermsphr, dite craft excited much 'u-
icious auguring among the boat,nen on the
liver. despite which u arrive' duly IT five
o'clock Monday evening. The WAGON being q,
As: eliminated from the barge. first "astouish
. the natives on Carr str.e, yesterday morn
Ing. II then took up its march for tie Fair
Gtonnds. passing down Broadway and out
ash street aud Causing much more astonish-
ment than the Prince Of Wales Lin.-h Big
wagon at twenty horse rover, it Of course
found no difficulty in getting along.
To-day friday the practical proof ofthe
steam plow 10 to he exhibited upon the trac.
west Of tho Fair Grounds"
The correspondent of the New York
Post gives an Incident in connection
with the oil excitement in Pennsylva-
MIA. An old blacksmith bored IN the
back yard and struck a vein. He at
once became . man Of position. He
had daugh err who had bossomed in
to maidcnhood almost unno,iced and
unknown,b who now became an object
ofinterest to the few young men in tina,
small community. 1t at once became
a question how to break the ice of fo,m-
or Indifference, aud to secure fayora-
bic acquaintance with this heiress OF the
Ill we |. For while the natural timid-
rty Of the boys kept them aloof; but, 1t
last, one Of the bolJest and best favored
among them determined 10 try bis luck.
ard on Sunday evening, attired in his
best, resolutcly marched forward and Of
fered to escort the damsel home. I'm
.gine his chsgrin when she, turning on
him with look of lofty independence
tina. would have done honor to Broad.
way belle, replied in language mo- e
severe than chaste "Git out! You
cant come that. Dad has strucx
tie J!
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"Take Hold Of NY Hand"

"Take hold my hand" says the little
one, when she reaches slippery place
or when something frightens her. With
the fingers clasped tightly around the
parents hand, she steps Cheerful ly an
bravely along, cling'ng little closer
when the way is crowded Or d fticult
and happy in the beautiful strength OF
childless faith. "Take hold of my
hand" says the young convert, tremb
ling with the eagerness Of his love. Full
we'll he knows that it he rely on an.
strength of his own, he will stumble ana
fall but if the Master reach forth his
hard, he may walk with unwear ed
foot, even on the crested wave. The
waters OF strife or of sorrow shall no,
ov.rwhelm him, if he but keep fast hold
OF the Savior.
"rake hold Of my hand" falters tie
mother, feeling t, at she is all too weak
for the great responsibilities that throng
IN her path. Where shall she learn the
greatness Of the mission-the importance
OF the field that has been assigned to
her? And learning it how shall she full
fill it, if she have not the sustaining,
constant presence OF One who loves
His people?
"iake hold of my hand" whispers
The aged one, totte'ing on Il rough the
shadows and SHOWS OF many years. As
the lights of earth grow dimmcr 10 the
distance, and the da,kening eye looks
tlrwa to see if it can discern the first
gimmer OF the heavenly home, the
weary pilgrim cries out, even as the
child beside its mother. for the Savlor's
hand.
o, Jesus, Friend and elder Brother,
when the night cometh, when the feet
are weary, when the ey's are dim,
take hold of our hand" Christian.
Antelsigencer.
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