The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

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a.s4 4t 81 Eodis, August II.
The Republicaie sayA Henderson, dem, y
faass1 ~ rOongfessi il thsGsccnd District by =
votegao fa1 - heard from. jackson leads 0
n Okicaab Zopsvea leave for houne to-mo
/ rov mornins - 4 l!agsss ,fFeta.#4..f NIL I'll
~ Baleinors. August 12.I
Emasuel Irons. amenher Or the City Counc
from the Fra Wats1s hnA ! di1Rculfy last nirh
at his houJg Nit6p phis NrUfhef.is nv, and ired
shot gun 81 him which took enect On brotlSa
I of bid intetIded yictim, killing him almost Il
seantly. His name vaa John Witx. .sssst1
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:. .,s3 Louisvllle, Aug. ~
2. ~ Hounnss 1as Coomos over McClafsy zo,S4i
ovef ~ 5000.
Mobile, Aug. u.
"A !. number Of bai!dings were burned near the
naHMay Depot 70 night. Loss between ~ and
ioO'ooO. ''tle. y3.5 ass,s.s f .s
Bangor, Maine, aug. ~.
0ov. seward, OF New York, arrived in shis
o'sy yesseed.y morning by ne steamer Webster,
aMu va received On tne wharf by crowds g. e.
tizenA ne was waited on at the Bangor House
10 the afternoon BY the Wide Awakes arid IN
l1menso crowd. ne spoke few minutes, alter
Mnicn' HON: hannabal Hamlin, John <. Hale,
no. !. ssnnuFnc ana dov. morrill,. were
souoy c,ne0 Ior eno Drieny responded. Mf.
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80 csssi - ~ Doston. f.iss.s-& .4.si iii
lnst..a.uu1. ..1 St. Louis, aug ~:
=: y. AtKinson committed suicide Iaet evening
cs,,sa e .ue ~ S coIns. hlnsn ana I1ns. .ne
cause OF the rash act - unknown. He was etthe
y rne \, oi nis deatn member Of the firm OF u Y.
Fuller 20. of fsducah and supposed TO pc
snkageG ~, 70 prosperous business ..ad
1ne OhicaSo 1ouaves we're eecorIed 20 tne Pa
aIe srouno tnis Z. ~, ~ tine Nationat Guafds,
=. ..u ease ~ exns0saOn 0nss 70 tne Immense graf
,nc.uon " sne specsasofs, many OF wnom were
''sA la''ae@ assssss--f
,s. washington, August IL
yuuse Arney' 81 Kansas, mas nled 10 tine gen
eIsl y !a,e ounce tne necessary papers 20 obtain
ths right of way for the construction Of Rail-
~ IUau .nrcuen Sousnen Kansas, 70 connect with
s.s ualsss'on na.iroad IN Texas: Inc Commis-
.'one. ueners' oi tae iahd once mas, IN conform
~ .Isn ene saW oI Congress, granted the neces-
sasy instsuctlons % the lana oncers having con-
.sol y lanns thro1gn whicn TINS road VII! pass,
~ reserve tne right oL way ana lands for depots
snu .atrr , stations. NJ, Arney lett the city to-
gay ior Asnsaa sasssI 4.
q ~ corps psoi y EhSlhcers VIII at once proceed TO
"saac - survey tnrouSh Kansas ana tue Usage
aug 1neEokss lhalah country. with q view TO the
permanent Iocttioh ot thc ROAD through these
Anuian terI,tories Inc construction OF this road
". wiz open tie western country with the Gulf and
Mexsco' ana VIII open the travel and resources
y s. Mrse Po.tion ol country IN Kansas; the
lnllan 0sl.tor'es anu states o. lexas, Arkansas
u oe'sr ssa'es Wn'ch are now oi comparatively
h'.re q, value.
!ue cons'sucuoh 81 the haiiroad from Atchl-
cnlsOh, y connecung with the Hannibal and y.
-. =. n, 70 Lawrence, ana from Lcavenworth
~ y Iamrencc, y anu tnence soutn through the In
dlan ierrltory, TO connect with the Texas roads.
is oeneved tnat millions o. dollars Will DC ad-
ded 20 me wealth q the country from the min
sfai 4 resources whlcn nave not, ana cannot be
oove'oPeu "l.nOu.the means OF tfasei ana trans
PorsasaoA, which the present enterprise 10 design.
eo NC 70 supply
1nadde0s Hyatt, OF n T., y here, on his
way 20 70 tne " est ne, u is said, goes 70 Kan
sas 70 inquire into the condition Of the people Of
that ierrtory, VINO, fs reported, are on the
The statement that 4 anti haa been ;,st;tutea
against the Sergeant Al Arms ~ NJ Hy,tt &
erroneous. His intention IS 10 prosecute n thc
State Courts ,he ;nd;yidnai Senators vhn ~
ted for III ;mnr;sonment Tbese suts ~. ~,
detained NJ counsel ii vno. hson i,
structed 70 defer until his retnln from 3hs Wa.,
Herald Corresnondenre ---Enrtber letter. f,o,,'
Col. Landers' wagon road marty dated Henry
Lake Vail July ad. give accounts of an en-.
gagement With tie PotStes Indians on the asd uf
June. ave days march east from Henry IaLe.
Valley I.anders nsrtv v.s at,ackad ~ 1Dd;.
ans in ambush. and vounp man named p.,,ter
mortally wounded at the frat Are !. he died naYt
morning. The Indians we're nnrsna.l into H.
but returned neYt dsv "a tho number
OF 800. and rene we'd the attack which vas con.
tinued about FIVE hours. when the Indians were
routed and pursued, several being killed ana one
made prisoner. Among the kille,l visa ! Chief
called Big Jim. The indians continued the ~.
treat during the night and were followed two
davs nv Landers vithont coming ~ ~ on,.,o.
ment. His proyisions now begsn 10 crow sI.os1
and Col. Landers was Obliged 70 return TO Henry
Valley Lake. After recruiting few days., his
party would commence operations on the wagon
road, which they expected to complete III 60
days. Landers had IS men with him in the fight
armed with Sharp rifles and revolvcrs.
A Breckinridge ratification meeting was held
in San Francisco yesterday evening Il vas cal
led as = Democratic meeting, and the Douglas
Democrats attended in such numbers as to be
able to vote down all the ratifying resolutions
1t is now alleged that the Douglas Democrats are
taking courage throughout the State, and feel
confident Of carrying the mass Of Democratic
votes with them. The Breckenridge men, how
ever, are preparing for great efforts, and their
Thorough organisation and Federal backing, gives
them great advantage. atf
\ Charles Ruchel, edisor Of German Democrat
ic paper, has been removed from lucrative Of.
fce IN the San Francisco Mint, on account Of
advocating Douglas in his journal Of the 10th.
Ofthe State Senators who held over and will
vote for Gwln's successor At the next meeting Of
the Legislature, six are known to be Douglas
men. Several Others are nOn-cOmmittal