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No III Canal street, :
New 0rleat +, September s. 1860
R8"Notiee Is hereby given thai, "a Eohform-
nGal Election for Twelve Directors 20 Ferve ing the en9uG
yrRT the Monday October will Lc held al the
jhce 81 The Company on HQNDAf hs Zh any 2 aepIsm'
.el0 II. j W hGNCKs, see'y.
NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NorTaEnN ,
RAnHoaD UOHPASY
New Orleans, Angnst 30. 1851
Hz~Pubfic notice Is hereby given that this
freight either It's several stations and depqs
by order vi the Board:
gI2t I'm i ClLAELEs Secretary
p5y-Notice-T0 the holders Of Bonds of the
New Orleans bpei0usas and Great Western kalIoad Com
Tie seracnuual atcre due ls Of October nest will paid
i'll London Wy Messs Barring Brothers Co.. all bonds hav-
Ing ihe london Endorsement
A Or coupons viii be paid ut the Louisiaaa State Bank
excepting se tic holders may by notice given prior 70 2h
septemsr require payment Of ia New York. and these will be
wi, LIAM G. ugWEs President.
New Orleans Aug. % 1850. an25 ae21
HEADQUARTERS STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
CONSTITUTIONAL CNos PAETY
August s, 1880
Es"Elass Meetings VIII he held throughout
the City. previous the Presidential Election, follows:
Third Diatfic-Washingon Square, WEDNESDAY, August
lJ instant.
Fourth =. Clay Square, WEDNESDAY, Sept l9:
First Clay Statue, Canal street WEDNESDAY,
October s.
Thid Washington Square WEDNESDAY, Oct II.
Right 5anb Algiers)-5ATuRDAY, October n.
First Bsret-Gay Statue. Canal street, MONDAY, Nov o.
Distinguished Speakers will address the several meetings.
The yaTi0us Clubs al Union Bell and
Everett Party respectfully invited TO turn ouand to the
public generally irrespective Of party cordial invitation ID
extended. BY order oil The Committee
M. hUSSON, Chairman
THos. CURRY, Secretary aus te
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SUMMER RESORTS.
POINT CLEAR HOTEL.

4Istaaed upon the Eastern shore Of Mobile Bay, 1s IL
s.r.u-- miles from the city.
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te2 ls6w

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.
--.M. a= wholesale agent,
ll6 Walnut street
ie2 ly&W PH1zA5Es gfIA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20
LJJJNE, 1859.
ADDITIONAL BY ARABIA.

AnCCN1 ma GHOtfUyA rcd IN LAm0f1EH$ffe INK
! rendered " Ad,njraf y. rrcnna ass ss
IL 4 ereat victory Il fvported n (aserts. u fI1
: aoO0 p-ismers were taken. u ~
(3sribaIdi Il said 10 have sent he follovin.
telexran, 10 general hesdcunr.ora: hss3T .@a =
| Oct lee-V1eeorv alope shs vho1c line n
royal trcoee ~ hei1e parsued The q rdiniap
Chambero have resolved that King Victor Eman.
eel be anthnrised 10 annex 10 Sardinia the Pro.
vincee az Central and Southern italy. In which
the population. by direct universal suffrage. vote
lt, hecoue =. integral part cf IL Gardinian con.
Istitutional monarchy. { Il
III The Sandman army has not vet entered The
Nesnolifan NsrritorvI butF 0arsSaldi announcrs
lTthat thev eooa vtIi ID 10. The head-ouareers
vil ~ 8 a o,;Il. .nd V;rtnr rnsnuel Mn cnm.
lmand ln nessoa' q -
Wea.;re' M hold. ort. M,
e;.r;heidi ~ 80 -. moa;6c.siona II MI.
j minist,, ~ r,eet ~. vie~s n ~ Nn.noiit.ns
/ Bers.ni, nieLs.n.d Gs.;h.ldi'. evl ~enioa ~
hen dIsr;ssca "a ! hetf.r f.el;n~ ro- eri.fs
4 hetveer Woe Em.nnsl sni 0.r;bald IN,
4 later ~ vr;steD n ~. l;nv ;ov;t;nv h;m N
/ return 3 M ;.lsna home, =
| Ar.v m.r;fss,o ~ W.,,;.; aecl.re. ~. ~
Kinr of tai, ..hou,d i. nrocl.imed hefors III
/ Kineflom of Hail. \. ..;,cd \, Rone
q - !. - s-.e-s =, -
u''sn., -, oc@ -
yv;,,.' - sss - ,''P', "An "s.uea 90
:, s..'.s .e1e .na - - are coiof
so"s - s1 "s.n wv = Dcs AoN anu
Ia G....:'S sucss1.I .:-.:.s !. ess .y noyu
- 80 'AHy, co's,s ~ ~ ~ s.u u..En.er'
80 ""a.c s'rI years 1no ~ ns.ng wNn sne
oanCe sne'r uePar'ure, hotn'nE mas oeen
l'earo rem bnyo, nhth ses'e'oly. ~nen ,e,ter
~As r1ceveI 'so'' 1"e ooroher ~ oe,on' vohn
son county, Iowa. statinG tnat me oooy o. noyd
- aouna near 'he'e on 'ne iosn lns1' Wild
'larn, W. " slo,snct.
~ "nuer anu par! ~cre seen passing 'nrOusn
So.on ABOUT ,he SON september, wnscn vas sne
~. seen Of shena- The prevailing opinion mere
= tnat boyo found iie vas neing taken % Als-
sour, anu Maue resistance, wnlcn resuitcd ~ ms
murder. reward has oeen oHered Tor the ap
Prchehsaoh oi "tuer, ana c,.'Sens OF snis place
nave gone ~ pursuit ~ ING k.'nAppen
Inn1aeipnis, ~ W.
auc e.ensse .s coai " wotks 81 ne'mc 70,
y y Tue z4.n warn, was destroyed last n'shs oy
nre. Loss sso'VVV. Two ot '"e "orkmen were
oA0iy burned
Mohtpeher, ", Vet 70.
= 9acoo Oo''smsf was 70 Gay reelected =. ?.
senate, io1 s,A years rom tne asn oI MATCH
ncAI - m 'ne senate tne vote stoo0 ~ 20 y anu
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H The N0KSs ANxRicAS on TIE svicroRY. ~
following il from the Philadelphn Nosth Anier-

L - u re.a..ss A-Nh -. n
IHE MOTT AAEncAn OF TEE vcroeY. IT Tilnlt
,oaoW'ns "0m sne rnAa0e'paa Nosth AAsf-
ican: sas.5Aa4 s.tss..
rennsyNanla s. mas proved true g ner rsfnei.
pes. M.pip1 g Sef ausy, And z. stesdsass " aher
IaaltaouA . e. ner name and her patftoeas@ %
: aouosu e ssS. WY ueser@ Assaaied ~ cotfups
o:mspaa0y I's.'.. ~ sn1 ~ inamaaaasn from
i.nvue - - agE edAlaey - ehe
lnlons nor Hanoesed lrom her sncisnt devotion
20 the Cons.ltation- she afAnds today Where
a1e slood ~ 'tne time tnas stsed mems souls and
wnesc ve nope so - ler ssand always without
nincning g SURRENDER. ,rs.s,rg. ssa..- ba.
AZ no tormcr canvas nave more desperate
means been adopted to deceive and pefsert tho
popular Judgment and to excite prejudics
against cause which deserved @ aetfact the
popear sympasly kafues ana sseseelss pro-
sesscuIy nossile 70 eAcn 0soef, oam0e0 soSoeeo
Win no oo)scs put tne deiest o. Candidates whose
wAole hves nave been devoted 70 the service and
PFOspss1sy o. me Seats. y The moet Antaeonssic
coInna0suons q Wesea tssmeA .noder Paa1t0nAse Or
parusan ieeangs. 20 gfanly rare Or 70
vent fankMng animo.asy, Ine AdmtniAtsAtion
!. "ssn,ngscn ana sos nss.asn ne asssoefe ~
New 40rk J0iheQ nen0s WIN sneif patronage
snd money 70 oserawe ana oserwheim VI via
Soutnefn MMSa, vho -onesl eNoyeN lcag conn
usnce ana iaIoF. eaas here e cnlse Nltn tne.e
oau enemies to aen0unce ana mlsssPfsseh1s we
'nen "uo ceeod ~ tnsir slues q soe dssenoes1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

GOVERNMENT LAND SALEs-Governmen lnnd
Kansas, at the times and places designated in
the following table. These sales embrace 4,75O,
900 acres in Minnesota, !, ,25O,GO acres in Iowa,
and about 25o.O0O acres in kansas. Before
these sales take place il is necessary that pre-
emptOrs, or squatters, prove up. or perfect their
title by positive entry, either by money or land
u ARA nts 8@HE4 F.aY@ 8#rsg
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Afr Elliot IN pekalh coantr. 10. xho

NJ. Elliot, of Dekalb county, No, Who owns
4 saw-snill, weas down in The mill imanediately
beneath the saw. which was circular one and
In motion, when he liitcd up his head 20 that Il
came In contact with the saw. cutting On alasgr
piecs of the skull anl iujusing ths brain. The
unfortunate man hpgsred Ia life vnsil ~
Wednesday fellowing. when he died he r.
ceased leaves Z, wife and children y noasn his
antimsiy end. II Aa - &C. .i4'-' IT.. y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

WnERE ls HR!-Will mot NJ. Douglas mo.
ther be kind enough to send out an express and
hunt the little fellow up! At Dubuque, ON the
llth, he heard from Pennsylvania, and imme.
diately left for Freeport, since when be has not
been heard from
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T0lRD nAY. assis.ts nGGsss
ray sss IL lass ~ ~ - 1sir, aad
...,a.,cs was very hrge, althoseh ~ ii
~ % sxcsed thaa q u day pssviols.--
,..lsr vss qpiss coal although ~ wind
~. h,ev % 1ssesly and the dust vas ~
wv t %bftt
4. cssa diP'sy q prsnisn aaisals teea
-.sAn~ We can say withoas Gar q
80 that che display d horses md cat.
- best and largest yes seen a any coun
=. !, ,he State. Had everything slss bsea
ss,sssien 70 these departments tho Fair
Z =. have been excelled.
I. ,rs,siug for Independent Premians took
n o'clock. There we're number of an
.,,.,sd for these prsmiuna the naslsa sf
!. - 4 which vs were unable 70 ascertain.
!. nv vs. - folIowA mile heatA trotting in
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

@snlacent Lincoln and Hamlin Flag, the
!" aAa finest in the city, vas Aang 70 the
- eysning. across Jefferson street, in
~ she Hawk-Eye Odics. and greeted With
easeA Il cost Forty-Avs Dollars and
. ssas from tho patriotic ladies Of this ely
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

i III. San Francisco .o.teApe...nt Of tie Cen,
tury writes
Hitherto the German and Spanish population
Or Califbrnia have voted esaerally with she
D~anoerata Bot they have changed The Ger
n.Ans have . number Of Republican clubs, which
are incrcasing daily in number. They have
lately started Republican newspaper, printed
IN Gevfhsa. Ons of the Republican electors is .
Spaniard, or rather native Cslitornian
Mo Maria Pico. The native population. numcr-
Gus in some counties, arc coming out for him
with Msch enthusiasm. 4 call appears y the
aewspapcrs for public meeting IN Santa Clare
county, signed BY upward Of : hundred of fhis
clara ar cieSnene f H s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

THE SUPRrxAer on CRiSoLrxE.-A Philadel-
phia correspondent Of the New York Tribune
writes: s-44ss .s s.t.s 1a sssss8s4s#a s85 M
One Of our Aldermen. By the name Of Hell
FRIGHT, has wife, who, like all other wives, in
dulges in crinoline In passing up Third street.
the other day, her skirt encountered boz ON
the pavement in front Of NJ. W., n. sChristy's
store, whereupon the box caught the skirt, the
same being of silk, and therein tore hole fve
and half inches long. She discovered tho
rent, proceeded to kick-not Mr.. Cnristy, but
the box, and her husband, the Alderman, pro-
ceedcd to sue the unofending Christy, claiming
damages Of as. The hearing. was funny. The
lady proved that she kicked the box. Christy
defended the box and himself-prcved that it
stood within % inches Or the curb, which space
the lA~ gives him, and that il had besn shers on
" an hour and quarter. The Alaerman who
heard this momentous case on Tueeday, vas 20
bothered by II - 70 b. unable to make up his
mind until Saturday. Hs then gave Judgment n
favor a The plaintiff for - and costa shss Legally
deciding that everything ont Of doors must stand
,lelr Of hooped skirts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

Totah q 60yS4S very nearly, s.s,v w., ...-
Estimates that cannot be fa1 ffom H. truth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

GaAxs RAltY.-It gives ~ paessurs VI -
nOancc that, ~ telegraph Desasgs received
ysaasrdsy, - lsaFn shas Hea. Oven Lovsioy, =
Illinois, via = = Dsritssssa o. essasday. -
17th Of - present. nonth. There win - :
grand sashsriag ioGsther X ~ Repsblieans =
IL surrounding country, 70 welcome this nubls
ehaupioa of free vim and isss psincipass NJ {
The County Central Committee ore hereby -
qsssted 70 nest . Grimes Hail. II this City, -
Saturday nsxt, 3Osh iasaaat for The parposs q
AAling gsaesal arranssnsass -fos ~ abovs.
nsationsd outpourine, and for ths transaction Of
othsr important business.
TuoAAS FR1HCG, s5s n
Cha. Counsy Com.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

We hear that the Republican meeting st
nd Friday last vas q immense aahir.
-, .saand Wide Awakes were present and
Apseesaaion. Lovejoy, Kaason. OCon.
ssAen we're present and naade spcscAes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

How THEY oo-Four German democrats at
Dubuque. after hearing Dooglas' speech At that
city, retired in disgust, and joined the Wide
Awakes. is4 c. - as,.
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8-Our Democratic contemporaries are con-
soling themselves for the recent defeat Of their
party with the idea that it is all owing to the
split in the party. When We consider that in the
States where elections have been held, the Re-
publicans have elected their ticket BY great ma
jorties over all opposition, this is rather laugh
able
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

CAo1 Coa1lnuRD. - man vas asrsstcd On
1Assaday lsne q ~ Iale Ofoands, hayink Jacl
b ~ pssssssisa. Ths ~ pdss q which h
cesssd Il q sals, excited spleaoas . 10 shs
validity q tAe man's claim % ownershfp, ana h
vaa arreslsd aad lodesa n jill, III stated tAal
= pssesassa ~ Jsek n OAarlsstou, Lee com.
y, sna showsd / sill of sals for Il Hs ssaain.
ed u jan until yesterday. md ~ brosgbs be.
lore Jassiee Snyder. Ths Stats's Attorney aak.
- Tor soasinuases sntil sAehrday lnsxt, n o.
der % psoesss sessineay from Ohalasssoa. As
the place ;aensioned i but twsnty.Avs miles dis-
sant tt sssns % % rather hard eass that be
saoald Be coaAnsd ssch I leaktA Of time, whsa
the tsssimony, Il any sxista eoald Is procured
IN at most two dayA Another man i now u.
ingin jail, and has been fur nearly two months,
who Wa arrested On suspicion Of stealing horse.
the animal still remains unclaimed, and no testi.
mony has yet been produced TO confirm the
suspicion against him. This may be justice, but
= certainly appears to % that in cases where .
mans liberty and property are in question, the
greatest exertion should be used to ascertain
the truth o. incorrsctnsss Of The charge alleged.
And such inaction ~ IL evincsd in the eases
mentioned, is wrong and deserves rebuke.
fixRD.-rhe brace Of Chicken stsalcrs, r.
1ackentosh and A. Fosier, who we're arrested
lest, were both fined 80 and costs By
Justice Snyder yesterday They had the cash
aud paid the Ane, and were discharged.
L
u The people Of Kansas are appealing for
assistance 10 keep thsm from starving. In Mar
'hal county, tits said there Is absolutely nothing
10 eat
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

a. InpoerAuf Lgf1Ea vAo1 K0esufH.-Ths
aRsnsro.s of Tarin, gives the substance Of 2 let
=, ala % have been written % 6afibaIdt by
Koseuth, seesmmesdinG HIN mot 70 hrsak bis
connecsinn with Victor Ehanuei " and nis govern
msns, who sloss can eaees tee hnesas,on o' i'e. J.
". 10 also Invites the DsssAsof g 1ve up an
3csrns rnon Rome. In order not 70 draw upon
bimssW ~ hostility Of France, The only defen.
deg e Italy aud shs oaly hops of oppscssed ma
tioo elseies. and lassly, not 70 attempt anything
LiroanA Naokssy, thas~ countsy not being = yet
dpe ~ revsautluA ~
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u The people Of Kansas are appealing for
assistance 10 keep than from starving. In Mar
shall county, tits said there Is absolutely nothing
to eat s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

"REsT IN ARRARAx's BosoM."-We saw Ave
'prairie schooners" standing 1t the foot Of JET
erson street. yesterday, having just crossed the
river, al marked "Old Abe" One Of them bad
written across the cover, in very legible charac-
ters, sThere 10 rest in Abraham's BOSOM
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20
E DEMocRATIc OPixloNs.-The Charleston xer
curry, the organ Of the Democracy in that city

A LTvrlY TInR.-A very lively time, growing
out Of triangular political discussion in Nor
folk. 10 reported in the Virginia papers. The
combatants we're Nf. Chandlef, Beil man, Mr.
Lamb, Douglas man, and General Blow. Breckin-
ridge man. All are Presidential electorA They
met 70 compare notes, and xs1sra Chandler and
Lamb fen into I violent quarrel. The attack
vas begun BY Lamb. Who charged Chandler With
having been . fnsss0iler ID Massachusetts, In
Ie4s. Chandlsr asil lhs assertion va !. !. III. y
temphasising bic contraaiction with m ezpaetise
NOT plessans - ears apoliis. Lamb retOFtea -
termassil stroagsr, and shea The tso distiu9aish.
"a ussn ci1n1A1d. IT, friands e - partiss h.
|terfssod, md pssvsnted bloodshed @
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LINCOLN AMD TEE Sourn.-Morc than year
ago Mr.. Lincoln announced Whist, in his opinion,
would be the treatment Of the South by the Re-
publlcans if they came into power. a number
Of Kentuckians being present at meeting
which be addressed in Cincinnati, he said, while
speaking particularly to them: AZ. gs Eer-si N
II will tell YOU, 20 far a. am authorised to
speak for the Opposition, what We mean to do
with you. We mean to treat you, ~ near as
we possibly can, ~ Washington, jefferson and
Madison treated yoa.q We mean to leave YOU
alone, and in no way interfere with your institu-
tions to abide by every compromise Of the
Constitution and in word, coming back to
the original proposition, 10 treat you, a far -
degenerated men (f we have degenerated) may,
according to the example Of those noble fathers
ashington, Jefferson and Madison. We mean
TO remember that you are as good IS We are !;
that there is no difference between us other than
the difference Of circumstances. We mean to
recognize and bear in mind always that you
have as good hearts in your bosoms as other
people, or as we can CLAIM, to have, and to treat
you accordingly. We mean to marry your girls
when we have chance-the white ones, /
mean-and have the honor TO inform you that
| once did nave chance In that way"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

grand RALLY At FArRBIxLD.-There 10 to be 4
great outpouring Of the people At Fairfield TO-
day. Eminent apeakers will be present and q
grand time il expected. A special train viii
leave this city At 9:l5 .. m. and return in the
evening No doubt large number Of persons
will 70 from this city. N
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

To YouS0 MEN.-How are YOU going to cast
your first vote? Will you surrender principle
to follow . party that has been dissolved ~ sat.
isfy the longings Of tricky and ambitious Office
seeker? viii you vote with party that has
face to suit every latitndel Will you identi-
fy yourself with party which boldly proclaims
that majority has the right TO enslavs the mi-
nority and keep them in perpetual bondage p
Will you vote for > party that believes the
strong, having mnch, may take MI, while the
weak, having little, shall have nothinga viii
YOU vote with party that tells You majority
In the Territories have the right TO leg alze any
crime, and mo power on earth can deprive
them Of that right ?" Will you Sustain party
which goes in for muzzling the press. free speech,
and the right to debate al questions Of nation
al character, such AZ is attempted in the free
State Of Ohio today In short, do you intend
to support - party that in one breath proclaims
s'popular sovereignty and in the next moment
says, "but all good citizens must obey the de-
cree Of the Supreme Court" which denies the
power Of Congress or the people of Territory
70 disturb slavery while IN . territorial condi-
ton! Young mcn-you that are about 10 cast
your first votc-this il serious question, and
one that demands your undivided attention.
There is no event Of your fife more important
than this. Let your commencement be prompt
ed with greater preferences 70 follow principle
than either men or party, and you will have
made good beginning. #s.1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

a One Of the largest bodies Of emigrarts
we have ever seen, passed through town yester-
day morning, on their way to the interior Of the
State. It is absurd to talk Of any future hard
times in Iowa, when these trains pass into the
State, at all points, daily.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

CurcxrN THIrvKs-Two men named R. Mack
entosh and A. Fogler, have been doing an extern
siye business in chickena They recruited their
stock, not by the slow process of laying and
Matching. but by visiting the hen-roosts Of far
mers, and in the dead hour Of night carrying Oh
the feathered bipeds and selling them to deal.
ers in the city. Saturday they were arrested BY
Marshal Winton, having about forty chickens in
their possession, stolen from " Smith, . farm
er living short distance from the city. Theft
trial was postponed until today, they, in the
meantime, being consigned to the care Of Sher
in Hillhoqse, who keeps the secure Foost on tAe
North Hill
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sssan u LoUniAsA.-A teesihle gale
W., y Sosthssa Losiaiane lest vssk. Il
ss0 ~ State. A great many sugar
= ssefs blown down, ana ~ ea1s sssps y
I y - b tatslly 4aasoyed ~ ~ pointa
nssf hstveen leg Orleaas aad u
- Rissr. saeansbssss vvss sank q
sses, uAarfboals torn from thsir moor
nAaegapapas11nD1. gs c&
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BuauEuG ov fsR 6rEAnsR CoKSAUGRS.- Owing
to his nane having bsen ssronsossly printed y
vas not known here that Rev. WIN. Salter Of this
city. vas % board ths ul-fated steamer sCon-
naught," !" uatil yesterday, when 70 rsceivsd let-
Ter from him, pablished slsevbers, giving On %.
count Of ths burning -of the steamer sad tie
resess of The paaseusers. We need mot urge
sny one 70 read IL a@ a9 ..-s.-.l-
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y s4aa q - # Al 4#f 80 VI Ra aHishr
.5ssstss \
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

THE SUPREMACY on CRNoLIxE.-A Philadel-
phia correspondent Of the New York Tribune
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-20

OF false pretenScs made by two insurance eOmpa-
nies A FIRE in their store year since, occasion
ed claim against said companies, which it ID Al
legged was increased by the throwing Of undanag-
ed goods among the injured ones.
An old man named Edward D0nneiIy, was
burnt to death 1t fire on his premises Satur-
day night
The South American mails from Valparaiso
18th, and Callao 10Th ult., arrivedat Panama on
the 9Th inst too late to come by the North Star.
There Is no probability Of our claims against
Peru being allowed.
Gen Belser had again assumed revolution
ary attitude IN Bolivia, and il said to be sup
ported BY the President Of Peru.
From ECUADOR we learn that Flores had en-
tered Guayaquil on the 26th, meeting but little
resistance. Franco had gone to Peru.
A subscription 10 TO be started BY Rowland
and Aspinwall for testimonial TO Capt. Wilson
Of the brig Minnie Schiller. VI,
Forty Episcopal clergymen, irclnding fcn,
Bishops, were At Trinity Church, Saturday
Lord Renfrew attended divine service, which
was conducted BY Dr.. vinton. IN the evening
the Prince attended Calvary church He lef
this morning for East Point
/ BANK srATExENT
Increase in loans 81, ,053, 79l; increase in spe
eie $l37 ,426; decrease in circulation $2l9, ,o50
dscreasc in deposits 4460,7S
Omaha, Oct Is.
| KHDRAsKA EL1crI0N.
Omcisl returns arc in from al the organize,
counties in the Territory. Daily, Rep, for Con
gress, has l62 majority.
New 0rleana Oct lS.
] Schooner Carrie, Sanford, arrived from Tan
pico on the 5th
Garlay, ths Mexican minister of The Treasury
hssi pesigned.
Thc Liberal men were operating ID Guadaljarl
I and The CITY was expected daily expected g fal
\ Eabsts we're naaking % raise moneg - deleu
the capitol. \ forced loan ~ talked o..
4 A Pitfabufg, Oct ~.
i me engine house ofths Pittsbufg I Clsvelan
Il r. II, located at Manchester, three usiles belo,
this cisy, was destroyed by nrc q o'clock thl
norrine. Eight locomotives wefe burnt Lct
very hGavy. aappoosd work of ~ .inesndiar.
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