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SHIPPING NEW S.

ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
Steamship Prince Albert CBr walker Galway. Aug & via
land 1sphwaIG Sept s. John. saw steamship E,ns
Steamship MONTGOMERY. Berry savannah. with mdss
passengss 70 II Cromwell Co s es mat ga.ssi going
Pan shOs. ssnal.,a ,esTsaP STATE q Gsors from Ihls
ssip George crseH from savannah Tor Bsmcrs 0'e 'e'
Steamship Jamestown skinner Richmond. &c with mdse
Ship wii.m s.orsr Trasi, Liverpool July 40 with coal
1 Am shns Ssl bs White s
dicuar signal with letter In the white and red ball In the
Ship Shooting Star Ho,chkis Cardiff 81 lays with
BARK Thersse rus Parow Newcastle IS days with coal
h.ii w:s Wind Saunders s,Oningon 10 hours in ballast,
9 rsds sa 9f GS sss Bahia As with
BnxM EIsSorh yBr. Curry. Windsor, Ms. 10 days. with
Brig New Globe Tibbes, New Haven days, ballast
Brig ocsan Belle. wel Grssnport, IL hours ballast to
ssE WI Ms.:hqn Hass Cole cardenss, Il days. with
schr wentworth OBJ. Davis Windsor Ms 10 days with
s: sss:s s%sssH
schr Haxan. Martin Richm odd. days
sehr Brave, Brown, Virgins Z days
s ssSr & 60, Ward; ylrsIls iyda ,ys,. a.,
s ssf ss sss. b tsSas sadm ssss
ssI s.ss Dye Ssss'sl @ fssn
scnr rankin Small, Lubec days
Schr W, Faulkln, Bostop, days.
schr De hance, Boynton. Providence. 2 days
Schr Henry, Trenton, Providence 2 days
Hchr VI CLARK g mssts, Clark Hartford for Albany.
schr Lady Of the Ocean. rbbet Bridgeport FOR PhlAdel
phia.
schr Capitol Collins New Haven, days
Schr venloo ClAsson, New Haven, days
kchr Paugn ,hilds New Haven days for Albany.
fcbr Gazette, Holt Albany for boston.
sehr Ellen Rodman, Kelley, Albany for New Bedford
Schr Georgia. Real, Rondoui for Boston.
Steamer delaware. johnson. Philadelphia
Steamer PotomskA, Eve, New Bedford.
Dteaner Penguin. Williams. Providenca
Steamships Montgomery. Berry, from Savannah and James
iowa Skinner, from Norfolk having
last night day the heavy NE gale. The
jamestown having r1rRed
sells on BArnegat. bound ~
BELOW.
schr British Queen 3r), Nassau Mp days-By pilot
boat David Mitchell
Bark Pruus from
Brig Bchio nAItleti from Rio ,uelro 70 II Delsfsa
One bark and one brig unknown.
Wind turinr the day Nj sNw. fresh
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20 serve q 4 basis for The large amount OF
currency that VIII be set ahoa' on
strength Of the great harvest But Ae
Yves, needs goods even more than money. shua
Gar the railroad authorities state that their s,sigh,
consists almost wholly Of grain and Hour coming
eastward when goods begin TO travel x,ss,vara
the exchanges must aker, and II see sAs,atv NO.
sble that the West can draw boz . .ro,a and ary
goods and groceries from us sin ,,,-sneous,v
Foreign exchange closed ycttsrday fully I a 4
per cent pelo~ inc raves Gy.rn. week ago, and
The demand was very mgr sst the decline. Lead
ing drawers are asking 1901 for sterling 60 day
bills, and llos Tor sho 4 sight; for francs 5-l3s or
60 day bills and o-lo 1 SoT shcrt sight. First class
bankers bhis ha' n, however, been sold in the
street below thes a rates, and there are some cx-
cellent mer lie bills in market at still lower
prices. The Eight demand from the importers dis
appcfays drawers. The fact Is, our exports have
been SO heavy and our imports so light that the
co'zltry owes less than usual TO Europe, and i'm
poTters know It. They seem disposed, at present
| 20 hold of in order 10 see whether
4 further concessions cannot be obtained
| from drawers. If any further decline
takes place in bills, shippers of specie viii run
some risk Of losing money. Even at the present
rates the competition among the bullion dealers
has raised The price of gold to so high figure
thai The prcft on shipments is very small indeed
II sterling bills fall to loel and francs 70 5.lal tina,
profit viii disappear altogether unless gold should
likewise decline. Any material increase in ouI
shipments of breads.ufs would probably enable
some CT the leading houses which draw against
mercantile bills to supply the demand from the
importers at these rates.
The following table will show the course Of the
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SsftNnAY. sept ser ~
bsskn~uFFs ~fiorr--There - 1se IN he excite
merit vita fss demand beth speculation ans far CT
port Tho chief dcrnnt from the domestic ira a.
w. 49, aoraoed about ~ COO bbs cicsina within the
lnlnw ma fAnAe 81 prlaLs
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ERAfKLrr HOUSE

Thx ho- hsvnx been thoroughly repsired and ,ryrvss
hss eesn r-rcpex Ard nswy fulnshed y secorAnce
" sg v Of he house, Which q TIE best torr Te
h ~ssan raj Ard abs 10 The ain n prurr~cr !,
ne n e bet tts 0r. snd 10 socss
sDwARD LAwkLL.
PYnxr,ftrw.
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We eivE NOTICE TO run nAruyAcTunrss avn
w purch ~ billiard tables that have ssf % At
Pheise Coenter he exclusive sxkA = - ard spp No.
ton Of Cksrirs gootyesrs rveshrs - vucAnfsed Cscut
nsensr dated June 10 isz< spd ezss1e9 y1ns sse ow
Willard tables. mAnu<s a bAAlArd nfles Ar1
bereby noa~f hsi III fusure purrkaer n veen - ruht
for billiard tAtlrs BE- nsde FROM 49, ye<lar Cs
wv TX 9c ~ sa Z ~ Am rAozrSs coxy1
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sTOR HOUsD-DuRINa THE PRESENT Busy
IA seAson. Tie fr~nas Of ths noe~f Respectfully
qnessed give ~ ntenasd visit N order ira,
nek ROOMS mar he prepsred.
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MILLINER


ID cadrsn splendid f.ll and winter Bonusss now ready
s ms aSa Baa. ssss 1.. ..n s
srxess IN he eiy. 81 Broadway, up stairs
L'AII FASHION BoySErs AND PATTERNS AT MRS.
bhLL NO cataarpe srect-1he newest styles Of Fall
zsasye ysss- Arab. cosss Arrsroaes- Bs.aas. saess
Tor sses AMI sAsrsn rnsroer.ss .sS Anpa na tor r
oroderiss doae 70 crser
TALL NrrLINERy-xRs DAVIDSON. ias H.gEcKKR
m go rssgs,n,y nsm. southern asd western nsr
sy i, sfs :,ss q rs': rsss soaass s.a PAN Millinery.
MApAxE aAIIISes SIS CANAL STREET BAs
ss's Asa rev case q French Lsern nonaes for The
siied % can ana see he aev rrtncA Boaneil
MNE RxeSrKR. or PARIS. REsrEc1ruILv IN.
M ierms We .ass o Ne. Yerk ana s,a,sernss psrica
sosss and Gessss' suitable for ne AAd fa
MAssAnrr = sAss a., son ~ APP q ssoaDwAr
as uned States tAAl ,h~ hss retained from Vim
ss.esrses hou,ss A.o, hrr. sssrsmsni q cocrsrss
s-d pres-s srsss wreshs q AZ de.ergsions and every
aowers Paryeyor ps,ened q her Nsele. The Empress a
a ,ssSs Nc s1'sA' Aas'Ha Spain a'd the Emperor d
pARn y1tliSERY.-yApANE rERRsgo. no
re. s .osss ~. si s.s u.s., re,eived fn Pr hsai
ar.s~ss Flo.ers fsasser sc 70 which abe respectfully
-
2EO CANAL STREET VIEW FALL sryr a or RfrB
CCc kioeuns sik Nevrss Bonnet Naisnss Fr~nrh gl7w.
ss feeihers NINETY ooei. a-t lsfes Trinminr~r
&C sOshs iICiIIkNsfElN Successor W. r. iAchsn.
essss Of fashionable Millinery Dress Tan n - fa I'll
~ osn Importation at Ns lowest prc~s ets~r
shNesne ~ real. Al No Canal street. csner * gss~~v
street. orss door. up slnirx - =
COUNTRY BOARD
EouNTRY BoARD-AT rms cfrrF HoU~E Rgx
~ View fsrs few desirable may Re hal for iar
renander q te ssasn' ashlng esaag and bathing un.ar
View Haven Rs.iroad Apply Al % East thirty ana street
CouNrRy 30 ARD-rv A PRIVATE FAMILY, ovIpYs
~ hsnd, ~ ~ es frum the city moisrass Ths Il
the mos deghfl Part u the s~esor b-srs ane AZ
ue~
THE REGATTA.
A REGATTA WILL Rx GIVEN Br TIE PRoPRrxrDA
a % me Tub Houses fcct Of Ccur Brprxlyn
"wednesday, sept ~ lAs1 for all rrr>a boats n
~ri and under Allowance 81 time two fool
me- q - y mlca Firt prize, f5 sccond prize. SIS. third
pr saat . Der Boats Be Jared az
GRAND ROWING RFsaTTa.-svrH ANNUAL RE
~ Fsi1 o. ne Empire NNy REGATTA Club, ConrMds
oen ihs day p o'clock n ~ All the CREST en
erred Ter nsrA.e Programme a races Al the gate.
AsToR HQUss-DuRrHe THE PRESENT busy
"A seAson The fr~nas Of Respectfully ~
NJ
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40 CHkHTorHKR srRREr-nRa n. RoEDu8.-
HI Tbs ssonA&hag and failing asro,ogsA -
AL snsirs wis and u ressrd v hs>i.A wsan - 49,
a1eess fenda dckneA - Mn Roedes sucseeds vhen I'll
o>AeU fan Beware az hnpnuiira ank reueDbsv
denca ~ Cnrsopher street. pough
Her ees reduced for ladies 81 esuenep y esuG
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DoNNErs AND VICTORIA HATS Foa LADIES AND
~ Children srlendid fall and winter Bounets ready
wholesale and retail Ribbons bArrans Travelling brlra
and mourning Bonnets l. BTkNs Great Eastern Millinery,
isrgess IN he city, 81 Broadway, up stalrs
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ENAALY MORNING ExCu RSIoU TO rHB CHOrzRA
u BAnks The steamer HrNTHnS8. Captain y. DuvniL
WI DAke usiou 70 NE CholerH ground weds~nsaV
a -, fssk srr o'sors q John n xnsy, q 1n Jdls
street. VII furnish he be-. q refrcsAmenss nn@ so b
WALTER D e Boooa
JOSEPH DrvAfI-
ITO rAKuEr CospAErys.-A NEW PLAcR-rAsaAlu
Fsfla, Paterson. ~ I'VE are nov V receive
rurssons. Dinner. = firm q V o. Pr psrsriws ~.
ply 70 JAMES WILSON. las West Tkry .efsh greet ~ e.
lester ~ above 70 The prupresoru. vowtss Z wnsrr.
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BILLIARDS..

pnIIARDs-vcR SALE. A SPLENDID Stock ur
ID and s<ccrd hand TAelfs Al reasonable pr~ss
onn hs lmuyuvrf ceetfnAinn eushiuus Ca ga a..
amine send your orders Nv mail
W " GsIfFFrH. ft5 Futar mr~~s
L,rrrEvr BArI.. ROOF. -oSE SAT FIFTEEN BALL
Pod q nne an>lT, Tor sale Price SIS Apty d Oyster
BAY, SO HTn~fwny
DURcHAsrRa or billiard TABLES Arrrx rHm
dsie va fer thsf oar pfatecsin Re pscnlsr sesFre
~ he lc~us~t for thsf ooayeNrs al 1T
saeir~d India knhber elached 70 eark table ~ xs.hous
~ uss such table VII be uisrs FOR hs r~ffru a
ses fhsAAn tolsnder, who have purchases ne ere
rsshs Tn ~ ws w Erc-se-'. ~ soch nr~ncnta
Esw yoss. Angus sA 1850
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mKwARr's H0yu4

ySs ss s,,. ~ u
above h~ bers leave " cal TIE attention BIZ fsnAs 80
TIE public generally NE surertur accommodates
possess~~ tEet military ccr Esno
rally The hest target rrr< N me stae Dnrs rrovtde1
for ehev small the reasonable
The ho4ei only t~n nies and hall frm any Of - WI
hAmsbuTR ferries Omnihuscs b. chartered ~
per bead Ono uial vii ~ conyncias pr that ~ ssya
sestsnr du~v~ uneg~sii~ end tha4 ufnse 81
sor 90 the moderate terms. THOMAS U9WARH
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L'oR sAvANfAH ANn OfHKH PQTNrs M Inflow =
IT The frri ella = steNnshr STAR or II SDUrH, Cagt
1hos lyon, VII TUESDAY Sept n. al ~ frrrn
psr No kef,h river Through hcxes can be he'd for Ne
New cre.n,. $50 70, MOBILE SIS NossVun NY. szs. r.,
ShsuArposs f1s o.; Nsssvl@ sT 80 kn0rvle fss; Mem
rho t3t rs. uguxs. s7 81. satcn. oD unh SIS
kc< frefsht or pssssTe apply II % Brpsdray.
Tss oeAner trGvsrs. Cart n. s woo1huu. vii sue
n<ef, an< ali % Saturday sspt Is NsP. A.
RAxpL I. MITCHELL A SON
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L'oR HAVANA
lars from each ro~t
STEAMSHIP QUAKER CITY,
w shnreiaf C~~,rn sna~r.
rhs favorss ~i No thorruxnv ov@rhsule6 snf
ret her regular wps ADORE ror ri
LAY Ocioeer ~ " o'cck from rter a rvtt river y,'
freight sppy 10 HARGOus co. - south
Htr nsu trips wil " october 1s and NOVEMBER Is
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vHkuuua Fhzi0nr kANonn3HT.-FOB NOR.
with Norfolk and Petersburg and soutbsds Rsiroads "a
Lynchburs, BriSsol. Memphis and inemediAo eaainns.
Freight received every day and through rooupN fuLhsd e
pis Is Ncrh rye. ...,,rx -. - ,..-
day q Pm. Steamship ROANOKE, Capt. Couch, sveFy
Thusday al NJ calling at Old Point Comfort land PEI.
day ASP. Freight " Portsmouth or Norfok cents per
70 norfolk saleroom and included 81 70 PeteysbuTH
or Richmond $40 Ercu-srn ckes Norfolk and back ~;
10 Petersburg Richmond, Slh go.
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cTYAM.-NEw YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
The Vanderbilt European linz United States mall steasps
sail between New York, Southampton and HAue.
From New Y0 for Returning from
Havr0. amptOn.
ILLINOIS Saturday, Sept = Wednesday, Oct 10
VANDERBILT. Saturday, 0ct y Wednesday, Nov. z
ILLINOIS. Saturday. Nov Wednesday, Nov. II
These resmships have water tight Compartments
Certificates Of passage issued nem Europe 70 America
Specie delivered In London Para
~ TORRANCE Agent No Bowling Green, New York.
NonimAltre PARA
A. n CHRYsTIE Hsvre.
OAKFORD co 81 Graoechurch street, London.
DUNLOP, SHOALES CO., Southampton.
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INDEPENDENT PREMIUMS

No. 4. By PurNAs, OLxsTrp McEwEx
Orchard City Mills,
c. 4' Burlington, June 10, 1889.
Des Moines County Agricultural Society:
You are hereby authorized to offer the follow
ing pre,niun4s for 1860, to be awarded by Com
mittee appointed by your Board:
On the best ten acres OF Winter Wheat, $50 90
On the I'd best ten acres of Winter Wheat, 20 90
On the best ten acres Of Spring Wheat, 80 %
On the I'd bcst ten acres Of Spring Wheat, 20 W
OF the growth Of 1860.
In making the award the quality Of the wheat,
the yield per acre. and weight per bushel all 10
be taken into account. f
The above premiums ,riN Be paid BY rs on the
presentation Of the certificate Of the committee
after the awards are made III
Very respectfully, #f
PUTNAM, OLMsrEp u McEwES.
No. 2. BY BuaNHAM & jaeger.
Burlington, 1850.
Dcs Noines County Agricultural Society. a.
We. the undersigned, will offer the following
premium on Flax Seed, Of growth Of 1850.
For the best crop in quantity and quality
raised in this county. from sowingof Eve
bushels, $40 90
For the best crop in quality and guam
tity raised in this region q country, from
q sowing Of Ave bushels, 42O, 90
Should any crop in this county Be the best or
all presented, it win be entitled to both premi.
ums. e#T# N .gs# %Gs
Crops eatered for premium must be delivered
Ut our mill By i. vi November, 1860, and must
be entered 1t or before the time Of delivery.
Yours, respectfully, -a
Ai h HrnxRAM y JAaGER- 2
No. 3. Rr 9. w. SrArvoRD si
Mr.. Stafford Of Burlington offers 1.-THE Corn
Cleaner. shelter and Grinder. invented By him,
worth from dfty to seventy Ave dollars, for the
hsst ten acres Of corn raised in Dos Aoines Cosn.
~ Ah00 ~ fns Fafs# a4a ssaslE4s.A4 SIT
No. a. BY q. DuNuAA. Editor OF Hawk. Eye. VIII
! lat will give 20 the boy, NOT over "a years
of age. who raises tho largest number Of bushels
Of corn on one acre, the work to b. done BY
himself, (thc expense Of cultivation and quality
Of grain 70 be taken into acco~nt, and an &C.
count Of the plowing, planting and cultivation 70
b. gtven) MEDAL WITH DUlrARLE D9ylCxs, 70
cOsr rEN DOLLARS. sssaA ssfa8 IN $500. ~
md. 70 The boy raising he next largest nun-
Der Of bushelAs Z 'sxE Kn0RAyIA0 n Qllf FRAME,
On PiCsunR TnOM KrSMna o. 0IR DAGUKanKAN
nocMs ~ fuD yALuH Or FIVE p0lLAAA
4rd. Ansl . - oAhees hOnA 6de competitcsu,
: copy " - Wsshly AaSk.Eys. o. year, ftss
- eaaFKe. Es H. siaa - Nj 5ass.ps Ass 9aa
No. 5. .f3Y ,. T. Coasn . Sox.hit $500 I.
8artht Travels In NoreAsrn and Central Afri.
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~ 2&AD 0A&8 AA-e8>spesgsss4 ST
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cirsulatisa ~ ~ s@iess editions Of this paper
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each.
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wv EACH. ~ s
n 0RM.WERKLYv win be sent four months, q
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Clubs Of Eve ct SIXTY.FTvE CENTS each.
Clubs Of ten o. more at SIXTY CENTS each
and
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price Of FIFTY CENTS each. 0t
THE DAILY cannot be afforded at less thai
our regular rates six dollars year, or Fifty cent
pr month. Nsvs dealers supplied at 10 cent
per weak.
= Rsnis BY mail, at our risk. Address
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Burlington. Iowa.
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When the Hon. Dan'l s Dickinson q
that there was likely 10 be disraPaIl \
Democratic party, he cried Ike VII =. 7,
lost her sweetheart X seems, however I,
has now dashed the tear drops from " N
assumed the stern mien and bearing @ - ~
He has drawn his sword for Breeaia.'ss 1,
Lane, and throwing the scsboSrd FiFn. = ~ !.
ces Of Douglas and johnson, avows Or y
nation 10 make the blade follow u.
Perhaps the Democratic party haa NJ, ~ N
one of their candidates q hiiie az Il
the other, alternating between int ~ '.,,ii,
Jimmy said man 10 professions. - /
who was engaged in antuckhns " 80. -
you going TO knock off for the day W, i, i.
You muttonhcad, Fan only goirs lP.e iiOs
on t'other knee, you don't suqeoS
beg all day on one leg, do ycu'
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LINCOLN OR LANE-''That's the quessl
whether the People will elect Abrah N L
or allow the Democratic Pro Slavery Ssns|
elect 10. Lane, the Southern sectional an
for Vice President. That such IL the n
the breckenridge party. Is evident w
lievc that Douglas can carry enough ~
States to throw the election into the III
Representative. In thai body each -
one vote, which il cast BY a majority dal
CATION. Delaware il as powerful y sr
Now no party has majority OF AL The y
The Republicans have fifteen, the Dem
fourteen; the Americans, one, and llrsl
lucky, North Carolina and Maryland, arc "
divided in their respective declarations rf
not be able To vote at all, in consequsnc'
impossihility of determining how taE
shall be cast. In the House only the the
est candidates can be voted for. They
questionabiy BE- Lincoln, Breekinridv ~
OF course Douglas il then ont Of the ssai
House will fail to elect. Then duty ttal
upon the Senate. That body on Or its ~
4th. 1851, viii name the two highes taaie||
for the Vice Presidencr, and elect ore
and he becomes, e1 otirio, the Prerideh.
United States. Now these two highest
Hamlin and Lane. In the senate, the Y
cans are in minority. The Demoefa
elect Lane, ard the object OF the nonllaD'
the Breckenridge ticket will be attained
This j. the scheme, ard there i bui "
sible way 10 defeat il; and that j. % efr
coin BY the people. Hence We SAY iaii /
vote cast in the North for Douglas, WHO y
the retnotest chance Of success ID ant y
gency whatever, is really vote ios ~
ridge, the Slave Code, and the Aiflcsn'H
| the Continent.-Lansing Mirror.
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Rev. 3. WnDEa, for twenty years Chaplain Of
the British Protestant Church at Alexandra,
Egypt 10 dead
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a. NJ. johnson lives down in Terre Haute,
below here, in the Sucker State. He ia Doug
las Democrat Of the straightest sect. The other
day green, oleaginous sample Of the genus
homo. hearing NJ. johnson talk politics, made
out, BY . tight squeeze, TO learn that he was q
Deaocrat. but 70 Be certain stepped up, and
tapping him Familiarity on the shoulder inquired:
Be you Dimmicrat!"
Jolsson-" Yes sir, / ann that-Democrat to
the bone" -...
Grsny-"Well, that's just my 6x. I'm true
has. I don't read no papers, and ann q ignor-
ant a ahosa, but alters votes the Dimmicratic
ticket.n
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TRE "FLowER QuExN.-This beautiful canta-
Il, the second presentation Of which was men,
, TONED few days ago In our paper, viii be una
lvoidAbly dslsysd until "Wednesday evening, July
18th. THIS delay y necessary to complete the
arrangements for it. proper presentation. The
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@, . yola, ,YalssA4 - u, 4br H. n...--
enestsseiAltess ofAssbh hstsess 4 ~
bugsy, shaeh nay b s.ed siagis = ~
No q DyRs = ueanss. a h..
For the bsst os,e hundred nound. W
exhibltjOn made from any ono dairv 4 neals
county In inosGhsf 1sp1smher. ~ Ds1S,
ros ne best two hundred peuaa. y !. Vi
exhibition, made from any ~ ~. -,
Neines county, in summer IL lSs0
10. 7. BY 7. g. EsrY, n n, Ma. y
For Tho bcst OiIspHnk d ~ 49,.
InUnter,r sired BY HilI's Black ~ -. Y.
port, W, and imported 10 lows \, Inn
sst less than syears Cd last spring :. Y
nsxt spring, sJeaa
judges - this numbeF arc; W. NJ vi
Dsvid Gsimes, ,. l. Brown. -
No. 70. HoRsxaAcx arpsxo NJ I.n~
unity gsaaen,ea q Bsrangssa -
Society two premiums, to vii: VI
" 1sG a dde saddls 70 the beut -.
back BY any lady in The State. saA.
End. a bride 70 the 2nd be.t ~.
No. .. BY 4 CITIZEN. 80
For best family buggy horse o. m.,, W
years old, (style, gentlenes and -. 80 -
ken in consideration ~
Decision referred % The Judge. i a. Y
No. 10. By r. 8. ADAMS. f M
For the bess pair Of fair asA,, -.
manufactured In Des Moine. 49,. 80 bsI
and Workmanship TO be considered y n.'sl
No. II. BY J. s. KlxsAlL 4 co W.
For the best specimen Of Is wa. :.
made Carpet, manufactured |. n. IN
County, # ~.
No. Y. BY 'BrRLIsGTos Blru- VI
The Military Banner worth a.sm
contested for At the last Fair-;s ~ slca v
best drilled Military Company |, u % !
Iowa-the drill TO be made al a. Aak |
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

FAscnus EFT DEcrxsus. When . speaker
or writer quotes Latin Or Greek to miscella
neous audience or through the columns Of :
newspaper, it d presumed that he does SO Il
show his learning and impress the populace with
his erudition. When our high sailing frient
stilson Hutchens, Esq, INDUCES in quotations
from dead languages which he don't know an,
thing about, he ought to be very careful to quot
CORRECTLY lsss b should give his friends occasion
10 compare him to the monkey who climbed the
pole. Buy dictionary Of quotations, friend
Stil(t)son. zs-r.e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

MAN AND WIrE KILLED BY LIGIITNlNG.-During
the thunder storm ON Sunday evening of last
week., lightning struck the house Of Mr. Lathorn,
at Genesco, Illinois, instantly killing Mr.. Lathorn
and his wife, Five small children and the moth
er of Mr.. L. were all in the room at the time, but
we're not injured Mr.. and Mrs. L. had hold OF
the stove, which was about to fall down At the
time of the disaster, and the lightning cam
down throughit
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Glass H.

NO. l7-DOlfES7IC PRODUCTIONS
REV. w. r. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. ENGLISH PETER SMITH, gT M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-14

IL T. w. Newman, Esq, spoke before the
Wide Awake Club on Tuesday evening. His
speech was devoted to the present position OF
men and parties, and clear and logical in its ap-
plication. 1t was well received by the Club
Owing to the lateness of the hour, J. s. Dodge,
Esq, did not speak, but will do SO at the mex
regular meeting Of the Club. s8
Thanks were returned to Hon. J. w. Grimes
for the use of his Hall as drill room. After a
few songs by the Glee Club the meeting adjourn
ed. The Wide Awakes are fast increasing in
numbers and enthusiasm, and are doing good
work for the cause Of Republicanisln