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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
NEGROES WANTED.


- INTENDING TO remove from the city offer
Ni. sale, MY RESIDENCE Diamond fIi together with
the Acres Of Land thereto aachedi being the prop
ory purchased by Of Aanson Winsons Trustees This
property is conisscdly among desirable in the city.
The house is ~ brick contains II rooms Is In thorough
par and has attached all necessary Oubouscs and fine Well
Of The ground perfectly level and is in
cultivation To city purchasers this property needs cscrp
uon, IT, well the high character of the negborhood In
which ii Ia situated Is too well known require praise
The terms Will De reasonable and time rsdc 10 suit purcns-
TnOy 2-Itsl A.. CDI.HOTN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
Headdresses! Headdresses!

HtduuTcNStS HtauuFHSSeSy
l.. A. Is II. XII NSE Y'S
the place where the largest OF the LATEST
OF the above goods kept, and where
You can get them CHEAPER than elsewhere ,
Jan l9-ts ib6 MAIN STREET
ENvE TONS WEAVEE's sC0ILOPED IRON llsi rscciv.
IL ed and for sale by - aNfTR - MS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
FACTORY MEN AND Planters.

| WOULD beg leave tp inform Manufacturers and Planters
that have unusually large stock OF WOOL saNony "a
son HATS OF cheap but excellent grades, which wllA
ht sold reduced Also good stock u CARS OF the
qualities suitable for nciury plantation together
with Pegged Broaans Boots, and Scwcd Bugans which will
be- offered ut lower prices than heretofore.
l.. T.. hEMiSTEAD,
dee 2.ts tEcp coz y 40. 40 Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

M ore Testimony from the Clergy. :
MSy-lh, cer',e.s that have used Perry p,sis's NrgSa-
Jy bic Pain Killer with great In OF cholera
hi ut, common bowel complaint, bronchitis coughs, eois,
Ac, and would cheerfuiy recommend valuable iam,
me icnc. REv. JAMES {. BOOMER.
Alcsrs r. Davis Il sonDear Sirs: Having Witnessed the
he hctcn effects of Pain Killer In several ol ,son
Il and Cholera Mobus within past, AMI deen-
Ing an act Of bnc,olrnre 10 the suffering would
,hcerill recommend It's
the aforementioned siml diseases and cccluai
remedy, REV. EDWARD X. FULLER.
This ccrhcs That have for used Datss
table Pain Killer In family several of those Tor
which II commended and lind very family med
icnc. REv. A. BRONSON, FAiL RIyKR.
sN-Snld by NIL Druggists jan 9-ln.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07


In order to give our paper the widest circula-
ton and secure the largest possible field Of labor,
We have determined to send the Hawk-Eye at
very reduced rates for the Presidential campaign.
We propose to send the Weekly Hawk.Eye to
single subscribers from the 10th of Nay till No
vember first, for SIXTY CENTS-TEN COPIES
for FIVE DOLLARS-TWENTY COPIES to
one ald,sss for EIGHT DOLLARS
The semi-weekly Hawk-Eye win be afforded
for the same time, TO single subscribers at BIZ
Clubs Of Eve a. Clubs of ten 81.
Send In orders early, always accompanied with
the money. Leading Republicans throughout
Central and Southern Iowa, win confer favor
which shall be reciprocated, BY siding in giving
10 an increased State Circulation.
Address
c. DUNBAR,
Burlington, Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

j. GALxs.-Towards the close Of the last cen
fury, ahoas 1890, there lived geatiemAn in Shelf
Held. kagland, Who united in his 80 person the
var'sd ealiiass ~ ascsionecr bookseller, printer
ana = a'ses, ev De nAns Of Joseph Gales. James
nesse'sssH tAspeet uaa q ons tine clerk in
M counting room, aad . fisq.eat contributor to
The so'snns q NJ papsr. De eheae,d Resi.te,
Mr. 0aiss saok = sssiss pars q - po,,.s..,
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ths pssa. g. liza was ths pssssd y ~ - :.
Rsvolssiea. h Bsisi1A govsrnnsss - ~.
80 Ard ssaainsssa Kks DO, 1880 u ].
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paps becans - oajecs u a.apieioa. n. ca.
hiuss8 escapcd asssss ely By aixhk he e,..,
- - Ce0ainsnA and sftssvaras e.re ]. ~.
eosassy. saisssslsd = Nsssh Csrolim 49, =.
pshllshed the Ralsigh Register sbr forty 49,. q
Hsdisd : ls4i, sged %.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

Great Vietory!-Dmorocy Tiwmpannt'!-7ne
Black Republicans routed Aorse, foot and dTu-
goons!W
Rhode Laond Conqsered BY tie Combined forces
Of Demoraeys-Od-L ise W1ieguy and Sdna'!'
TIE UaioM SarsdV
At the election which occurred Wednesday
last in Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
One Sprague, an extensive calico printer and fos-
oil Wing, who is sound on the Niger, was tri-
umphantly elected Governor by two thousand
majority over the reasonable free soil John
Brown Black Republican fanatics! Three
cheers for cotton, calico and niggcrs! Let Goff
build bonfire and bring out the big guns!
Democratic papers please copy.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07
NE Ar RsED.

| AWRtEDe
On the Ath inse. wv Psos & W. Marsou u W. rsitsos
o. W v. Utter. Mr.. CMxrsrorHxs AIIrs ryis EilEs
sAsGESr, oil OF Burlington.
:, ths WHITMAN House IN tlis csy, April "a, ~ "
y sshsr. Mr.. J. QrISroS ALLISON 70 Mrs Lffsih
Dixsr, bosh o. Denmark, Lee 90.
IN ThusaaAy the sth March, By the Rev. Herry -
Grove. Fst | 1T
On Thursday the lssh March, by the same, NJ, W.
LIE 20 Miss AMANDA GaLLAHER, al " Pieassa s'r.
- On Thursday the 92d March, by the same, Mr ~
WtLkises - Miss IAxx TscE. All q The saine pacs
VI IhurAiay the 18th March. BY 0niss Jaeksaa, ~
aafAfErTx srrcxER TO Miss sAsAM \. GAsAsAhs
Pleasant Grove ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

TIE SrRONaMoLD OF THE DrNocRAcY TAKEN.
The Mayor and majority Of the City Council,
upon the peoples ticket, have been elected in
Dubuque, over the regular Democratic nom nees.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

UWe were mistaken in saying that Rev.
-Jocelyn would lecture at Oquawka on Sunday
night. He lectures there on Friday evening on
"Goss;p," and will be found as usual in his own
nnlnit ON next Sunday and Sunday evening =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

A CoxrLrrE vIcrORY IN Consequently
dispatches in another column it win be seen that
the desperate fight in the land Of steady habits
has resulted in decisive and complete Republi-
can victory. The Establishments of power, the
potent engine Of corruption, fraudulent and ille-
gal voting, all were unequal to the task Of over
throwing the Republicans in Connecticut. The
line remains unbrokeu like the living wall Of
English soldiers at Waterloo, against which eyes
the Old Guard recoiled broken and dispirited
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

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ninssaseG $500 80 Pcne - 1870 .rs
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sonn Y. 1Eencnt .uen Desng 49, " 80 qvessaOn'
we - snss !, = 11 49, F. p !.
800 ssle 49, S.tyscs 81 We 1..essiSsee =
lows ne Mas snear ~. cnolce ~ iooo, ahG nn3
y not been tnat ayaiiapliity and persona! Ao-
mirafloa'ra awsy .Ish 600 Jed6mens and uevo-
aco 70 .pnnesp.se - !onid navd psen ~ -
loMnanons - fnne0eiphsa, aDn1onpse6!f rs.
like Fremont, ronla nave Dafn deieesed, ana
pf0babiy Dy more dtcideu majority.
From the very fact that ~. Seward fas been.
the hat-.focemCst man pf the Opposition pasty,
for many years tine man ON whom ~ eyes naye
rested, whenever an opposition President bas
been spoken Of-he has had 70 encounter this
misfortune-that III other aspirants for the post
ton have looked upon him % ~ obstacle 70
their success and they and their friends BY busy
tongue and active pen, have forever been man
ufacturing an impressions sort Of vague sensi
ment, that though Seward was just the man foi.
PREsrDEvT, yet as . Casdidnts, he was not avail.
able Somebody's uncle's wife's relation would
not vote for him, because he was an abolitionist
-or because he didn't believe IN burning Catho-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

csY- The jury in the great breach Of promise
case at st. Louis were only out twenty minutes
and found a verdict for defendant.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

An ARRAY occurred at Olney, Illinois, on Tues
day night, in which Charles HOLSTER was NOR.
tally wounded by Edward White, printer
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07
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papss rsach - psspas bssae b not Ase 81. general
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anhss1A = nseI 8 ~ rsspsrs . sAeE drsssances
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AasaetAe alxsesn paes ssssAn a.e ~ 1sne.isg:.
Hsa. B. 2. Ws1s, thEo-Psspssw b ~ rsrhsssea
Hon. 9. II. Ven Wyck, n. Y.-Tfus Dsmoesacy-h
aoa. Il Wias. n.aa.-farssosia, Shave Code.
h. Akss1sa fl1s1la Ill-fke De1anas 4 ~ seusa
-ns nspslas,s Ias3 y!ed's.ssd. =. .,.,. :,
nss; 1g. ., e - 81 $1,000
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ne spsssh:s 4 Nss.A aso., Hs:isa msan y.
nss; ss : sSs s az 1os . Is s1sS . =
Persona Desiring documents WIN nd1xs0 Hon. preston
KING, o. .. g., wsahingsoa, D. 9.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

2 A SPLENDID ADvERrIsEMENr.-City dailics
sometimes afford splendid specimens Of adver-
tlsements, which we always make mental note Of.
The one VIC have quoted below, however, rather
surpasses anythine we have ever seen in its sug-
gestivcness; but to the advertisement, which is
from the New York Sun: 9-is
For sate checp-A neatly fitted up liquor store
in the 7th Ward, underneath two double houses
containing 40 families, all Irish. For particulars,
apply on the premises, 6l4I Water street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

The editor Of the Lafayette Courier says he
was informed by Senator Bright at Washington;
few days ago, that on that morning he received
three letters from Indiana, one Of which inform
ed him Of the dangerous illness Of Hon. John l..
Robinson, and the other two contained applica.
tons for his vacant Office in case he should die:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

REPUBLICAN HEADQUARTERS IN CmcAGa-ds
Republican friends Of Chicago have ecnHsas
building on the old Sau-ge.nash lot csGsd
Lake and Market streets twill be one k~ss
feet on Lake andonc hundred and eighty IN 4
Market street, and accommodate from eisals
ten tlOusnnd persons II viii be readr VI
meetihg OF the National Convention.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

GoID DlscosKay.--The Vernon Qnd.) Banner
states that gold hes been discovered on Graham
Greek, Jennings county, ON . farm known - the
Scott farm, but now owned by Mr. Neal. It
appears in quartz rock, and has been sent to the
city, and proved to be Of excellent quality.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

The Myster8eas Murder 1t OttuHvva. "A,
The horrible murder of ayOung and beautiful
girl at OttuMwa in this State, still remains .
mystery, SO far Is the discovery Of the motive
for the act Is concerned. The girl was unques-
tionably from Rockford, Ills. She was from ls
to lS years old, tho daughter of widow woman
probably giddy and imprudent. She wrote
some articles for the Rockford pspers-was
thought TO have talents and was somewhat in.
fated by notice aud fattery. She put matri-
monial advertisement in the papers, which was
answered by VIM. Moore, then in Wisconsin, but
originally from Rockford, where his family lives,
which is said to be highly respectable. Moore
went to Pixies Peak labt year and contemplated
going there the present season. This William
Moore, who Is said to be gambler, b unques-
tionably the person In company with the girl at
Oskaloosa, Ottumwa and Eddyville. He gave
his name ~ Moore. at OttumwA The dssclip-
ton corresponds exactly with thst Of the man
seen as above. He contemplated. gong to the
mines in spring wagon and proposed taking
along an extra horse to ride q his pleasure.
This Is exactly the way the party vas travelling
when the murder was committed.
The mystery Is Why having seduced and car
ried OF an accomplished and very handsome girl
Moore should murder her before he had travelled
half the distance to Pixies Peak.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

;. w " .ssIIlt't VNI', = PIN z
SESATE.--Mr Green moved that the resolu-
tions offered by him yesterday, consuming the
Comptroller Of the Treasury for decision which
defeated the express will Of Congress, and for
refusing to obey its order, thereby mourning the
disapprohaticn Of Congress, and which renders
u improper that he should longer remain in Office,
be referred.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

IL Some Fifty persons passed through this
city by Railroad few days since, all leaving
upon the same train, bound for Pixies Peak
They we're from Ohio.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

The Republicans Il Cleveland achieved .
brilliant victory At the recent Charter election,
carrying the city by the decisive majority of f20.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

e. NJ. Pastcrson's party, from Oquawks,
started from this place for Fixes Peak, jester,
day. Mr.. Pattersc4 returned from the land Of
gold last Autumn, md goes out again this Spring,
amply fitted out to engage in successful mining.
Several Of the residents Of this city arc attached
TO this party, We believe, among whom Is ME R.
Kelsey. We wish them abundant success, and
il luck-as is generally the case-depends upon
steady, active perseverance, We have no doubts
concerning their ultimate success.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

B-Our correspondent gives very affecting
account Of the very affecting scene at the adj
ioumment Of the two houses fthe Iowa Legisla-
ture. We have been affected considerably in
reading it and should not wonder if our readers
we're also when they glance over Linkensale's'
letter. siF @s. +
We wonder IL there is any liquor sold on the
East SIDE 70 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

4 During the CONGREGATION Of Canton caused by
the bombardment Of the British, the extensive
medical warehousc Of our couhtryman, Dr.. J. C..
Aver, Of Lowell (ths depot d his Cherry Pecto-
fl and Cathaftsc Pills. for China) was totally de-
stroyed Hcnow makes = demand upon our
government for indemnity from the loss Of his
property, and hence will grow another nut to
crack with our elder brother Johnny. Stick to
Il, Doctor; and il our Government maintains our
rights wherever your Pills are sold, We shall only
he unprotected on tracts that arc very barren -
[Refotmer, Trenton, N. j.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

The Utica herald Of this i. N. contains rcsolu.
ions OF the directors Of the Bank or Ccntra,
New York rescindbse their action for the removal
"a VT Matteson from the presidency Of that ID.
sItailon, and wanting him 70 resume tie dne;ae
@ saat once. ~ Matsescn has no. signi6ed i,ls
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

NN13Olk, April s.
Inc British schooner Alice Rogus, Of 81
Johns, n. B., from Metegro Bay. Jamaica hoa,J
TO Philatelphia with sugar and dye wood Il herc
captain Rraley offered to sell in hampton Road.
tWo Tres negroes. whcreupon he was ,arrested ana
the vessel taken in charge BY the authorities
W !, 49,. &, Washington, April 4.
Inc lost Office Committee faaiE decidsied fbis
morning 70 reduce the rates osi Thu Px.;Gc 1s|r-
graph from "a to nd ana SssvefupYtnt MA gry..,,
$4,000 % Sso,0ltA These naodiRcatla,,s = n
% gladly accepted by the Compsny. notvish.
s.analns reports g the contrary dhe principal
Rsrties nase slgnihed their ac1uiesoence already.
The i.Aeiac Z. y Cosn1iittcs Nill assemhlo II.
morrew % determine A. sl,At n,asner ~ road
anaii De bull, whether IN grant of lal,d ~ mo-
ney 70 individuals acting As Commissioners ~
incorporating company. q ss'5
Il case occurrcd about naauth ono which IN.
vowed almost IN idaatinal qnasiau betveen
England and the United Htates. 81 that which
recently occurred near Vera Cruz. nxccpt thaf
mere was f0captars. An Aniericdn vessel nSNf
shs !a!e Of Wight ~ bsosgln ~ Nv shos from
British man-of..ar Tor Mt axhieiting her nj.
Or " least such ~ the allegation III Tue British
sisle, though contsAdicted ol ours me Br,tisl
oaiicess subsequently, apola,sed for the acti6sr1
but Tho fecestaadn and haa ID TO orrssponsiere1
between the to Goseruments
Y -. e Lafayette, Aysis
The LAise Qoltier 81 this III moon M.
rstarns 81 ~ eleolioas NON vu,iors rn -,
-: - tAasa r. eaaine lasp lspshNea'@'GI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

New York, April 5.
RHODE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION returns
indicate nearly 900 majority for Spragne
The East River Bank was restored III the C,c.r.
Ing House association TO-DAY. M 1.4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

Hon. Levi l.. Underwood OF Burlington was
chosen President over the Republican State Con
yention held here to day, when the following
delegates were chosen to the Chicago Conyen-
ton: f. \. Briggs Of Brandon, Peter L. w ash
burn Of Woodstock, L. d. Mason Of Richmond,
and E. G. Reddington, Of st. Jolinsbury.
Tie following were chosen us substitutes:
Reynolds Carpenter, Jr., Daniel Needham, N. G.
Wilson, and R.H Layton.
The first District Convention was held here
to-day, and elected J. w. Stuart Of Middleburv,
and f. B. Barton of Manchester, delegates, and
Joseph g. French Of Montpelier, and James G.
Evarts of Rutland.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07


retro from the scenes Of our deliberations our
labors and car conflicts, it would be but the
performance Of duty q. ms part-even had you
not expressed 90 much Kindness tesard nie--to
express for you ghe HEARTBEAT benedictions--to
wish for each and every one the fullest cups OF
happiness, and the choicest blessings of Heaven.
Whether, theresoss, we shall hare the pleasure
Of meeting sgaiu IN this Hall, or shan now part
for the las: time, let me sincerely pray that iod
may bless you Ill" &sss isss sSes
| now Psuaoance this House adjourned sise
de. > fSsts .s5sg. st@ei afag8 g sss ss.A =
This warm hearted speech elected the most
profound attention. At its close there was not
a dry eye in the House. Gov. Baker shedstears
like child; the big,hearted Kellogg cried out
right; Judge Hall was affected to tears, whilst in
every part Of the chamber and galleries, robust
men were observed to be completely ove,power-
cd. As for myself though not often given to the
melting mood, l candidly admit that ! had to
usc q handkerchief and when the members came
around to bid me good-bse, not a word could
say. shook them all warmly by the hand, and
certainly wanted to express the best Of wishes,
bat could not. Pleasant associations about 10 be
broken up forever seemed 70 cast sadnssa into
the hearts Of an Scarcely word waasaid, but
al felt keenly. But m outburst Gang as last;
md three deafeniDg cheers were given for John
Rdwards, followed BY three more for Gev. b.
ker. *' @ssIssss
IN he Senate, similar scenes were enacted ~
Drumnond actually had % go into the post-oiice
and Iift nm his voice and weep, These thinas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

Schenectady, April g.
BENJAMIN =. PattsF, Republican, was 10 .lay
elected MAJOR BY iOO majority over the Demo-
cratic candidate.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-07

M IIaItfUTu, Ct ApftI f
i The Courant figures this morning IA Republic
can Senators out of the 81, and so majority in
House against II last year. Il says Bucains-
hams majority will reach COO
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-06-02
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