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From. the New York Independent.
AIR AAAM LINCOLN

In Thomas Jefferson's celebrated letter
to the New Haven merchants who bad re-
monstrated against the removal of E,izur
Goodrich from the Collcctorship Of that
port, and the appointment Of successor,
whose chief qualification was that he was a
partisan Of the President, hope is expressed
that COED time may como when the only
questions about . candidate for Office will
be these three: :. IL he honest lis he ca
pabls 9--ls b. faithful to the constitution -
When Jefferson said a good thing be said
il veil, and this 10 one Of bis good things.
These three questions are just the questions
which the people Of the United States ough.
to ask 10 regard TO candidase CO for the pres-
idency. Lst Abraham Lincoln, f,r exam.
pie, ba subjected to the ordeal Of these
questions.
10 he honesti Look upon bis face. Is
that an homes, man? Inquire among his
neighbors who honor bis guileless integrity
by the familiar name which expresses their
confidence and laye-Iionest Old Abe
Read his speeches. Hear him when he sd.
dresses popular assembly. Toe frs. eis-
ment Of his power over his hearers lie the
rfesistib!s conviction which they have OF
his honesty.
lshs capabies Let hi. whole history.
from his early and unfrisuled struggles
TO his present high position among the 40.
knostcdssj leaders Of learned profession
in one of the g.eassst States Of iha L aiop--
give the answer. Let the paople Of his own
State, vho kne~ him ~ thosoaghly a. they
know any other public man, say whether he
- capable. Let those who heard him, q few
weeks Age, 81 The Cooper Institute, ear
whether he has intelligence enough and
talest enough 10 he the sscces.sr Of Jane.
Buchanan, Frankin PIERCE, Willard Fill
more. Zachary Tayicr. James X. Polk aod
Saan Tyler. We happeosd TO ksar tia,
sreeea. Il vas not - esasssealIy ornate A
ase al Edward Esesets's orasians. il vas
ret like one ct Thomas JesFsrson's epist,ss,
bat, IN eur jadxnent, Il wss better exhi-
essias Of that KIND al ab.iaty which makes
ssssssmae, asd ~Assh qssl,sss . man for
ssea ~ sstss - the Presiasney. than Ever.
esi's sslsry go Washtegsen, o. JeE<rssa's
letter 60 the Nss Ilascn Chamber. Of Com.
nsree. A more thssaash AID exhaaxsive
espesiaiae of tbs sahjees which be had 10
bard. no ether man esssd gre. There xas
Dot word in u Of The valssr s.unp- speak
ine-ses ward Of the :. sprrai- eagle ;,
ssyle Of srzssry--ast . word u csapssap
u sss ssssixAs-fsrward -argumsst % the
great ssesssa Of Tie s;nss. and x.s as able
~ IL was konest.
Ahs tsssAfsi 10 Ia Csasfifssiex, Thoes
sas sslsese that the Casssissasoa Is shs
ehsrses ard suarsnsee of .lsssxy, aad shsa
By it, swn fore~ il carries the inssisusios of
slavery into all she territories, viii sas No. |
SscA "a answer frcm shas qusfser u reases
escaxh for everybody else 20 ansver Fa.s
The views sf Webster. Il Ciay. 81 Marshall,
Of I'll osr eninsat nss Via lived before the
nsv ssaasi Of Democracy vaa feosded By
Calhess. srs his sievs % tie 4sesssoa ssu
q ssssa 1haa b esasxa.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

Tux antsstaGsad Ass Asea sppstn4ed 1xezs.sr q
j he Estate 81 j. neers aerease1 All r.srsS.
ksvine cissas aGsfass sid Bsts1e sse sesuesse4 +
nsss ssA psssss1 ~ aasd uiaA Dc CsHsy ysase y
Fsssss aasAnsss Cssnsy, Jess, c. BAEUwIx,
Eeeeu1r
~. B-Dssine ~ ahsenes rsm Counn3 Ne. ~
psfssa hassnS say business 70 fxanAscl wtsk - =
k1seusT g sss4 EststA. val cati upcs q C1ssn Ia
vAe y sstkossaca - - q ~ 49, Il seeesss
81 SAID Estate. - q aanWIW :.
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"A
II 9in6s Sinis u - Deas
papsr . s1as;ty, - . asese'sssss leave
= I'D sssssss Ms seee Ne
sslsnoly s0sEss - - ssH - sssssssss
= - 81 pspss, ses isesslses - isss u
sedsey Il "gestlso0S b gisisg = ssy
further sssies 10 his papsr--asd, ssds ~
srs tbss Iefs t. ssrk cat eur so issss-
talisy. Oh! Why could not this erses eies
have bses stayed? lnsasiais monster
vsslde - ssssssvs ssksss vishsse ssss-
I'd obiisisss No. j. sesass - bs-sss
ROYAL lat has gone f0rtn!-On! Simpse
SiniA recall thy vou-spsak e % ooce
a.. .~.~~~.o.,au.I, @oesisu
80 e0ssssee Ss'ss - = ! 4
edge thy poveS-ve eckDovie1zs the %"
49,, # vou, nr;.e;ola Of action. g dist IL
.-,;.n.A,,
-fHss, osss csoPse Ssosss sIh teosepes
a In the DAYS al thy wrath, and ALLOW %
- :" ss'sA ~ ssSsss s'so"sss " VIZ
" light u Jour se1eos eosoeenance would
a esrtainlv and sneediiy eons;~n ust
p,, *
give rs smother taste OF ~ qnaiiiy. lbs
last. biast surely cannot have exhausted your
stock Of eonbassitIes, thossh Ill most
adsit that large draft was hooOrsd when
the following bsstallios sas equipped A
sample Of tbs mesos used By the Simple
simis sforesaid, 10 introd.cs AZ into the
society Of "xsnsismea,. We appeod por.
lion Of the draft, - follows:
with ,ues N s.sa..ia ., per.aa
'so''y 'r's's"ass's for bis '' either 1sraa'iy %
:. -. -. So. -. -
mss.ss % i.v. sysa NJ ..ms praess that The pev.r
vas persisted to as,s ,ssAs'isy over 5ssnersiy 70
e, ne i.A 50 s.''eaes o '.s '.'.nse %
~ -. ,,,s !, TIA, .,,ss an ,s,sr.
81. sssass ,ssoa. .. run, s.,ssi.Aea-.se-sss sh.s
.hi's Is Is s''is's for HIN 70 ersA's sseA h'ss HdsA
!, - =. 80 !. :. - s..
vsruea into life ie the hsss Of frsshtp sting. 10
death its keasfsetaf. Csatiuuslfy haastins of III,
rsspoass.iy' ia he vain Asps that .os respecsssis
msa will t.sh him. ana he thereby gam q nsrk Of
rssnscts.aii,y To thsss snsea s4tn,>d with him he
might pa. fac General somebs,,es furioso"
'"Ss' ~"
ano rare. u - ruiiy up 10 Simple Simia's
best eiforts-then why does be forhear
VII, A.. -, H.. .uh;.:yta
III" VI sssemp's 'o'Her sno nopier Hignt!
We can't tell. But for fear that he is not
ou,,s s,,. that h;s .,,,,.; \. inst ~h., :. .ho,,a
be, We will furnish him With model. On
pages q and "a Of Oll.pod;ans. !. bv
WINS GaYLoRp CLARK, We end some sc.
count Of An incipiens CONTROVERSY between
the editor of the "Lostowp Universal Ad-
versiser and Entire. Swine De.patcb.n and
the editor Of tho "Lo,towp General Ob,er.
ver and DsIuys OF Refor,n.D Tha former
f, ...ul - a.. 49,. It,
-.
tets htmseti ous s..z...
He ID oSltry, low, hal aid iadi.
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rORsEY AND BLACK.

A peculiarly rich and entertaining piece
Of political miscellany 10 that in regard to
certain matters between Attorney General
Black and Colonel Forney, in regard 10 the
pstiie printing, and the lst.er's editorial
course. A certain Philadelphia LAWYER
named Webster. acted rs the medium of
communicable between these psrties. and
gives his testimony before Nj. Govode,s
COMMITTEE, Hs to what happened. After
Forney had shown positive tokens of break
ing With the Administration, on the Ie-
compton ISSUE, the alarmed friends OF Mr..
Buchanan speedily bsthessht them Of q
plaster for FOrney's conscience, in the share
Of a slice Of fa, plonder. Webster intiina-
ted the thing 70 Black. Black eagerly nib
hsed at the bait. .'Come here mm.distesy,''
said he. sd voa desire 90 do our h,ghIu
valued ard gifted friend" Ito wit, Ferneyl
80 great strrseeto Webster vent inmed,-
afeis. Black aabosomed himself. A lob
estimated ~ worth $50, 600 vas placed as
Forney's disposal, on c,ndision that he
wsuid not - become Rlask Republican. ;,
And Dir. Webster declares upon his oath
that Forpey refused, even g indignantly, !,
to acesrt the genuoss Offer, despite The
mid Wsbster's advice. The details Of these
md certain other similar discoveries, for
sAisA the eeaasfy is Indebted to Cavoie's
Cs.sisses, uia richly repay perssai. They
leave The Adninistfsxios 10 . most d;s.
gsace4al and odiess atsigsds.
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A RspsbIiess Cooseu,iss viii meet Of
O,ts,eesa, On the 10Th inst, Tor the pur.
pose Of sssisss;nr . candidate 10, Reors.
ssssativs IL Congress, % ssess,d Col.
Crsy.s. TAs soess~s fov ths .au;..,;oo
bid, III, 70 be an animated one. Several
candidates are aired, in the 6sId. in ONO.
site. to Col. Crsus--Hou AIvrx s.rxpxss.
II NJ. Pleasant; Ifon. J.yss r. wnsox. Of
Pslrasld; lIon. w. r. I. yr,. Of Des MONIES:
and Hon, W. II. sssvxx.. az Osk.looss.
In sAA,s;eo Ia thss. o.mss. - hsvs .eso Il
,ssted thu. Hon. q. q. W,,a.,. n Van
Barse Couo,,. I.ts Sapr.ms Jad.. AZ I'M.
s,.t.. voaId b. \ candidate. Ths.. ara
Ill ssoA me. and true. Of sckuov,..,vsd
sb,lit;s. and upaoub,ed R.publis.ni.m
ssy one Of vbon =. eould eh.erf.ll, ann.
poy,. vsrs b. 1. ,,cs,,s ,hs nom;n.,;oo :,
usksIeos,, Col. Cu,n. il .l.o : candidate.
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"a,
Col. Ccsrr. has ascomp ;.hcd much in the
ssy Of Forwarding III. Pacific Railroad
,.s..urs. Ia, nss,l, th,ss ,..,. mas, h.
h.. ,.hors., d,l,ys,,t, and uo,i,,n,,v. in
.o.m;,,.. ..a - -. a.. ga. H.
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EN- sewa are under special oblig ations 60
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JOHN d. LOCKWOOD,
tanker and Dealer in Exchange,
...-. COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

lII.LS OF EXCHANGE COIN AND GOLD DIST
- Current and Uncurrent Money Bought and Sold,
Deposits received, Business Paper discounted and
Money invested. @ETs -
Taxes paid for residents and non-reSi dants, in all
parts Of Western Iowa and Nebraska
Particular attention given TO Collections and proceeds
RENTED promptly at current rates Of Exchange 80
s., s REFERENCES; -s.rass
American Exchange Bank, New York as.
State Savings Association, st. Louis
Ronyan, Brown L Co. 81 aEt#
So lockwood Pearson q Co. as4z =5zr.5 .-.s
W. L. Ewing K Co.,
Y. IL Harrison, Esq, Kookuk, Iowa.
Corse Sou, Burlington $50
State Bank al Fort Madison, lvx-cs
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H. PALMER,

~ III. PALMER, 80
AUCTION d Commission Merchant.
NO. 2, PALMER.s BLOCK,
Csrncr Scott Street and Lever Broadway.
WILL PROMPTLY ATTEND TO ALI. BUsJNySs
w In that line entrusted 70 his care and bones b,
strct attention to business, to public coa.
: I1-censisnments Solicited.
% -. nErrEREHcrs: sz 5=sss
/. BArLrss d GRASSLAND II. H. opEaHorrxrn n
P. Snow, J. W. Ross - : -
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4 eREar Tnrna.

The Dosorioas J. B. Dorr, late Of The
Daoaqae Herald uhines bitterly became
@hss retirscy" from hat paper is created
With Joy By the loss Denocrstis press. He
says .has shelter nea tAan the writer Dssrl
hass hsea called tsaitess." That u . fact |:
better nen Than Judas B. Dorr have been
trs1.csd-bst . bsses, more sspriaeiplsd
aad disorSsniriss sse-serer.- Dsreaecyf
DeMocrss.
Cs =, lsnens, yes ARE al Deasssass and
sse as-iss h-srpy tine.
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DeAr0 % Sep0eNG rucRT SrDGE.
tlsn. Pstssv Daniel, sas u the asseesA,e
Jsstisss 81 The Sspssns cssrs II the Gated
Ssssss, died ~ RisAsesd, Va. - Ne slss
u Nay. Jsass Dssiei ~as arrsiased 10
eeSl, ssdes The Aan,si.srs,isa 81 John
Tyis. asa wss IN essissel. .sn soa resd
lawyer, thssxA without enlasss qaaii,ie..
nslally cascarred in sAs cpiaisa sf CAisf
1sssiss Tsssy 10 Ne Drel scott sass. which
ia 8 nssA . sAaAe NE rselis ssasasses
s. ~ lsssiss ord isPssasli'y Of TIA.
osiA~naL u
A. sssAesgs says The secsass II Jsass
p..isl inpssss spsa Psssidsss sasAaa.a
dc dssy = ss1iaaaias Ais ssssessss, sae
..aa a. s. ssalr~sa y ~ Sssase. The
- ,i.s,s sill desbslsss ~ : SastAsss ssa. |
= s,,ry sssss Il ~ ssrd, ssa S'fsiaia s'H
,ss !. ~ saain = ~ sasssssiss.
N sass tAastA tsssrs = jsSsslal sp-
.e;.s.ee,s-alsas = n ~ 49, ssder
=, S,sversasae--hGs Ne ssssrs ~
,e..sie.siss & - Sapssns Cssss - Z
=. re.eA & ~ pspslas vin, - - q
!. ,he pos,e Il niassisJ fsa.e Il
,o...,oet <hsa ssibsaal y &rsse
!. n, yoiss sf the nsjssity, ssd % ue
u tbspsepis.
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f'wegl, aDre.," when ron return ,s Denver from
yoat trip 70 the Arkansas. yeu can feast on Council
Bluss' made Cur, "a Nessrs. PEsnAn, wARsfa &
Co, have ssnppei" large ict Denver, wiih view
10 SUPPLYING the cravings Of the Ba,es and all Others
who relish xooi article Of the star Of isfen1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

Tor CATTLE AND huKshS.

DOR CATTLE AND HORSES.
ThL istruly Great Remedy. Half 8 cent bs%sls u
elcanb Instant Relief given Ia pint Of vnee9 -
dom falls 70 cure horse u Colic In fev inutse-
tfeme casss repeat the dose In IL minutes.
Hores Cxtie, and other dnmas sloans 1nsAns Relief
speedily eects MANY persona have bsen aaonsh
ed to wtnes. the rapid ours effected b. the us Of hi won
dersnl medicine.
- Oct circulars of AssnsA
SLOAN'S OINTMENT!
For nildnes, safety, certainty. tsororaAasa eloanb
Ointment rapidly mpercedng ~ other Olutasats and
nlmsnts for the cure q the foie~ng compliance Brsh
Wounds Calls Of al kinds, Cracked HEN, Rinsbons
Pels-esl, wiad&as Calius, epAsins, 9vesnsy, 1aula
rcapdeFed fees Sand cracks ScrsasAs " 0rssGs Manos
and H0Ese DiAsmper.
DIGEASgD HORSES AND CATTLE
Rsqulss rsaraaisa y useadhls psss a1ioa Msans n
YER Anajdeta Ceadition Pewder, 10 esglaA eeA -
u never fAs - loosen the skin cleAnee ~ va &C.,
= avpsele aD1 psdevs sare IT. coaga ea11a e.
plant 6nnAes, dtaanpss. ard carries bsa1e - verra
- ~ = gvsa = any sans - sAdss y ssa1sas
o. 1900 q IL Powders - .ps,, -. o,,e.,
WNl pcsenoly r<osnt FuuaGss q ~ - aA1 49,
vAcst lsaying ts lcAes eac y the eses n Ncre -
tsnpes. tAsy YIN asy ~ fsser and psusss1s Asaky
sss.na1sca q ~ dis.aas Oue pes1R - ~ =
ss.ss = s.aasas, w. y = essss sass - asss Ds
walter >. 9oan, ~ asGnal dcsvevse q ehls tSuly
vasnnAo 1eeno, al1 - ~ ssie sapssvn eehs go
eeAsenFe, ~ es&es s,1 ~ esna - - - oeaos =
&saAs T. osa4A Waess 0ssss, CAlsaaa. ~. ~ um
uEsegey .sply - esmand - 49, psealss - a1y
~ . - v " 49, = l.sals.s. - 80
= q oeg. - sslalsa = ansA5ssnR n1u1IaA
o9A0ay
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How Fusion GERS ALONG N NEW YoRK.-
The New York Times Of Friday says:-

The Repablcan party 10 The only organised
party in the State TO day. Its opponents are .
purpose, and without the slightest show Of IN
effective organization. Every step taken to pro-
mote their union has only tended 70 demoralize
them still further They are united upon NO
single point Of policy or Of sentiment except
In hatred Of the Republicans; and even that,
with four-6fths Of the whole mass. 10 secondary
and subordinate TO their hatred of each other.
TO suppose that, under such circumstances, any
effective opposition can b made TO well organ
lied, harmonious party, animated BY . common
Purpose, holding the same principles, and stimu-
lated bv the prospect Of success, is the highest
Of folly. The fusion committee may Get this
sS s.sors; and every dollar shsy sD:DS s'I tSs
country win ascyeass that majority.
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The isaac V. FOWLER TEsrrxoHY.--Amone
the passengers who arrived ut New York. Sun.
day, in the steamer Quaker City, from Hsvava.
vas Jaa +. Dwight, who was cent to The Isle Of
Cuba 70 take the testimony of Isaac v. Fowler,
the fugitive ex-Postmaster. Mr.. Dwight reporte
verbally that he found NJ. Fowler had been suf
fering under severe attack Of yellow fever.
which had much Frustrated him, but he was %
Tar convalescent ~ to DO able to give the reQuir
cd testimony to be used ON the forthcoming trial
in equity, on the issues ordered BY the District
Judge. OF course the nature of the testimony
viii not transpiie until read in court. NJ.
Dwight has been absent seventeen days, eleven
of which were passed ct sea-
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BUaGusTos, Friday ?. n
| Steady prices, and absence Of market Auceua,
tons. have been the ruling features Of al tn
markets during the week Ths foreign arrivals
have been, steamers Asia, Fulton, and yesssr1ay
ths Bohemian with Liverpool dates 70 Ne lstA,
quoting Arm and stsady market for brsadstuas.
Our latest quotations are - follows:
New York, Nov. l.
Flour &c better Extra Western 1Sso01S.
Co. Wheat g better. Sales, $50, 600 bu. Chi
ssgo Spring. &l.90 to 3l.9&
Chicago. Nov. l.
Flour steady. Sales, 1000 bbls Albion (Dav.
sopsrt) eA7o. Wheat No. Spring "a to SIC.
No. 2, sl} 70 81. Corn No. l, 81 for old, 20
new. freights lower Propellsrs engaged At
le cts wheat to Buffalo. Beef cattle dull ana
heavy. Hog quiet but Arm At ss.3S to $3.50
for corn fed.
sUGAR-S@llc-erushed, II; refined white
ii&c Clarified 10Y. Maple Sugar, lo0las
COFFEE-lS}@l6}c
hOLASSES-By the Dbl, Rsboilsd, 20; syr-
up. $3.50; kegs, es so.
NAlLS-Asa, % 6O0s a.
RICE-e1c.
fRUIT-Raisins, prime, % IS.
BROONS-$2 O002 - per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, Wholesale.
$500 retail eS So winter, % 90 wholesale; o. so
retail.
WHEAT-7oc for Spring; Winter s5c0eoc
CORN-New, 20 cts.
RYE-4Oc
BEANS-5Oc0 per bush.
POTATOES-l5@3, &c per bush.
SWEET POTATOES-s504O per bush.
OATS-le@l7c.
BUTTER-ll0l2}c.
GGGS-l2@c.
ONIONS-S5c to 4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, 37@4S.
WOODS t004s 90.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint 1lQlae.
Green Sailed e@6}c, and Arm.
WHISKEY-l8@2lc-fr
CHICKENS-$l OO@l 10 per dozen.
LARD-lO@llc. per b in bulk.
APPLES-75c@el co.
DRIED APPLES-s@S}c per b.
TIMOTHY SEED-3l,75 to 81, 80 per bush,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-soa4Oc %
bushel No Sale.
CORN nEAL-25@sOc per blu.
BUCKWREAT FLOUR-$l 5O@3l. u per |
.we
BACON-Hams 1l@l2}c; shoulders loc
'ides lstc;
RAGS-11c per b.
EXCHANGE-New York, Specie I Curry ! |
St Louis, |
Chicago /
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TEE AURDER CARA friend at Athens in.
forms US that the trial Of those fivnds charged
with the murder Of Jas. Whiteford, will probably
terminate the latter part Of the present week
He also informs ~ that he has ascertained,
from the evidence in the case, that Whiteford
was tied 70 . tree, gagged, and beaten in most
shameful manner; that, while tied, one VIM.
Young robbed him Of one hundred and hfty dol
Lara. Our informant also states, from evidence,
that the grave Or pit in which Whiteford was
buried was dag on Sunday evening before the
murder was committed, showing most couclusive-
Iy that the whole affair vas premeditated. Il 10
presumed from the evidence, 20 far, that VIM
Young, Sol. Fouts, Jno. Beard and James Reayes
are the guilty ones. There ore seven Others i'm
viii show.
The stated residence Of the lamented James
Wbiteford 10 in London, Canada West. ne was
about e years Of age, and was thought by those
Who knew him 70 be worthy and upright man.
He has come acquaintance in Keokuk, and they
pronounced him . man Of honor and worth. he
stated 70 them that he Intended TO move on hjs
farm three or four years ago. hut feared certain
clique around it--the very heashen-like wretches
Who have taken his life, IN manner calculated
70 make humanity shudder 1t its own kindred
nature.
II the authors of thia foul murder meet mot
death on the gsllowa We had better NUT our foot
upon the Law, and spit de6antly in the face Of
justice.-[ Alexandria Delta.
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4 suspicion Of sxindling attaches to the Dem.
ocracy uf Dubois county, Indiana, in the Booklet
District Il was always stronghold Of Democ.
racy, but this year the majority 10 . little too
large to be reconciled with fair dealing. Not.
wlthstanding the Republican vote Of this year 10
100 heavier than in 1855, the Democratic major
w this year 10 81 more than the entire Demo.
cratic vote cast In 1858.
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= - $4,000 - = ik 49,
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sasA 4. KAnD 3 o.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

Inv JsRsEY Besides tho fact now rendered
min that Lincoln will sweep the Stats BY .
hraed majority, the prospect is good for clean
exp in the 6vs Congressional Districts of the
aae Speaker Pennington's is probably the
sadoubtful district in the i've, but the New
III Mercury regards his election ~ beyond
Aedcshk
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

r,s.ssi-1Ah = - ~ ~ = ~
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8 x..Isssl prospssssy VA - tesiasd.
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4. - svsry h;ssd q Liaee'n ed Hanlia
~ = Il bic pose, and eass his vsse. n NE
= ~ elscsioa- Tia syss sf u Who'll
"a; .,s upon yss. shall shsy - Jon fail :
=, os,ersssional and Stats oscillations g.
!, ,oar hearty ard eesdial seaport Let
h..s bssk. Bring yosr fdsads . de
-c.ard ssainss srsseAsry and fraud - Ne
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TR4F ia u n n s4vss 4stl,sF
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RkVUk-Kecein4a 4. S&l hhla MAkknA z


RLOUK-Receipts I, 56l bbls Market without material
change, demand quite moderate.
wnEAT--Msrket fully lc better With fair expert end
speculative demand Sales 10 100 bush q 81 i7Ml 20
com % choice Chicago spring. 81 22S Racine spring. 81 -
81 M ~ Club; u N@i ~ amber Wis 81 SOL %
western; 81 IS Canada club; 81 s. white kich,
RYE-Dull. eales at 7e6O
BARLEH-Dull. Sales 70oo bash q - DtaGs, 7Dnso
Canada.
CORN-Recspts ID, 9e4 bush. Market dull and prieee
without change. salss q G60e9 western mixed.
and State.
wHIskY-Markst dun. Sales q as&Nssa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

a new Southern outrage is narrated in the
Wilkesbarre PA Record, a. follows:
Mr.. David Levi has just returned from Ari.
coma. Coming up the Mississippi, 40 the boat
stopped At Natchez, . vote was taken for Presi.
Dental preferences among the passengers. One
very respectable-looking merchant from Ohio
voted for Lincoln, with the remark that it was
useless for him to disguise his sentiments. The
other passengers Immediately stripped him, COW
cred him with tar and feathers, and Get him afoat
in q canoen
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

ID ZogAvEsL-This fue corps paraded ous
M yesterday Afternoon. They looked ex-
afy we'll In their gay uniforms In the
ming hey gave Grand Exhibition Drill as
nu Hall, followed bys Ball. The drill was
psusas-eAch man showing . perfect knowl-
~ Il ssxy svolation. The ball was 6ne a.
", ~ pss'd OF pleasantly. continuing uasil
y email kous With undated interest The
hse aGair vas q succesa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-03

UlAe Douglasites are to have grand flu
sea procession at Fairfield to-day, to Be repeat
y aIdty on next Saturday. They evidently
siA % ry al reasonable respect TO the remains
he departed,