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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

y Wurr. CAPfIv4 AMOn0 an. SAvAGEs.-
y 4 our readers may remember the massacre
Ia By The eioux lndians, q . party Of emi-
- jparseying from Iowa to Oregon. The
E8aa, Ne believe, numbered seventes1 Va.
- he travellers were said % b IGkilled
AAaeepsion Of tuo men, Who fought their
- and two women, one q whom uas
Akk1st the foot Of precipics, but va
sslh ncovered and restored 70 her ffiends,
aAef taken into camp and compellea %
81 + savage life Of the Sioux. Thin sum-
~ he half breeds from Pembins vsrs
= Iaakton camp On the plsiaA sesns =
- thsy allege, saw this hapless woman ~
bsipan Il her capeors. Thsy say hat hey
sulA vith her, and that she was anxioas'to
emy but was unable to effect her escape. ~
isrtAy Of being inquired into, and Il feand
- snseS ueans oaghs % b taken By The
nuina Government for reacaing woman Of
tmssry from . position Of misery and deg
- ukieh - must feel to be worse tha1
pNalss death. Westsr. Oct Is.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

WnAr Nm. LIucOLn's PoLlCY WILL B1-A
special dispatch from Springfield ILL.,, to the New
Yosk Tines, Gays: sNr. Lincoln has mot yet
given any public intimation ~ to the policy Of
bic administration. / have every reason to be-
lieve dat he will mot depart from the custom Of
newly elected Presidents. In answefVo all in
quiries ~ to What will be his course, be askG-
Have you read my speechesr
I "lf the question II still pressed. be quietly
hands over one Of the pamphlet publications OF
his speeches In the late controversy with Mr..
Douglas. The general opinion here h hat some
thing more serious than the existing state Of af-
fairs will BE- required to elicit from Mr.. Lincoln
Ct preaent any further declaration Of bic psincl
plea or an assurance that the South need fear
nothing from his policy. The idea 10, that he
viii deal out equal and exact justice 70 all Sec
tions Of the country, and that be would be i'd.
hitting Just cause for suspecting his honesty, u
he should Reuter- at this time any expression Of
loyalty to the Union or disavow any design Of
infringing upon the rights Of the South. II ID
regarded a. matter Of course that be believes
What be has ed; therefore it would be super
1uous for htm 0lter his conservative record % :
member Of Congress. his frequently expressed
belief in regard to the States rights doctrines.
and above sl his strictly constitutional elevation
TO Office TO put himself out Of the way 70 allay
the groundless fean Of his bitter opponents, q
the risk Of being deemed coward BY BID
friends"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

N9W Y0t&, NOV. 70.
4LOUR-MaSke4 heavy and tsf6s lower.
WHgA1-Narket heavy ard dropping, shlppers 6nd
extreme diculty IN sellnE exchange sales q u Is fail
CAseago sprinE u sal . Nm Crab; d sat IS smbel
VS. u SOL p winter red vsssrn aAoaE 81 S5 IN store
u 9n white Mich.
RYE-Dull. Eales % a.
BARLEY Heavy. eales q e5@67 esa&s; 70 Cansda.
CO1N-Market Armsr with lnnitea supply AAoss. Sale
q 7O@7l western mixed.
0ATsHDuli. Sales q s70Ss fu~ wssssrn, canadiaz
and State.
wHIsKY-Mazkss Dun. salss 800 bbas. q col.
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-. laser news uhevo ~ Nssthern dave
"a. seases y b ufroogly opposed 70 IL
-s.pwnsah ~ Ars-easasa and will
E- .a.s sitA Osod gFaos y u elsstaoo Of
u i've accounts Of many Uaion
- i Naaesri Kentucky, Virginia and
- - - nevspapsss Ill sxpreas the
- Thsee Bates vosld not follow
y = 0rSsa and 0sssgia in - event of their
- - ve spprehsnd list this faet Win
80 sbctto cod The desse q disunion.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

rrevss-Nunbssso q wagons lndse Win
4 emigraats ars daily passing through
~ heapa westward We IKE - - ear
assiviae saeA nssdeA aecsssions - -
80. bss sss e opiniea that . viaeef %
- 4 ! esa1annaaiea - = dsvoutly 70
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

It 10 most noticeable and significant that the
great strength Of the Republican party lies IN the
country, while the Atlantic cities the strong.
holds Of the opposition Of every variety. While
the int ligens and independent yeomanry Of the
State Of New York have given their support %
the repablicsn ticket, With an approach TO unan-
unity, the sreat strength Of the opposition y
confined 70 New York city, where the dependent,
ignorant and vicious classes are In much larger
proportion 70 the population than in the rural
districts. Il has required one halt Of The i'm
messe Republican majority Of the rest OF the
State to overcome the anti-RepubIican strength
Of the city. So In Massachusetts,, take out the
vote OF Boston and Of the two Of threN cities
commercially connected with It, and the Belland
Everett vots uosld hardly b worth putting down
among the scattering. So also Of the Breckin'
ridea party, while there 10 some show Of Doug
las rarity 10 the ruraldistricts bosh in this BtAt1
and New York. It 10 curious also 70 note how
the extremes meet in this matter, the timid cap
italists Of Beacon street joining hands with tht
toughs Of. North street and Pig Alley, and tn
miltiopaires Of Fifth Avenue with the subterrsn
eane Of Tie Five Points, under the banass q
eonservatisna. whils those In the intermediate
ana more self-reiiant classcs are most generally
found % the republican side. The comparison
u not made invidiously. but q pointing out sousa
Of Tie striking characteristics Of the contes
iust terminated The republican party, while j
g proud Of ~ splendid triumph, has no occasios
20 be ashannsd Of TIE 0asees BY whom e has beeI
% gallantly ach,svsd. Springfield Rspubli
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

y CounrxRsErT.-Ws yesterday received
Siuesip1ion q nsw counter5eit o bill that
- excessively circulated in the West We
Ehl.btsd y II. J. W. Ksnnedy, Of Pitts.
n the tssoeoaAion costaiaed in the fol
- paragraph:
/ n essnterfsit So On the Western Bank q
No, which have just been pat into circnla-
Y, u an exceedingly close imitatisa e.
= The most perceptible difference 10 In
aasr,s Of the words ''Westesn Rank and
sMIian" In The spurious il y heavier
stheenuine. The signature u The cash
- = spurious h engraved. and the paper
pRni Of . smoky hue. But this, in oil
Lilly, is one Of the tricks Of counterfeit.
i adse 70 Rst il described g suc1, and
y food the country with notes On paper
y y de genuine. The only security The
X q large have, b 70 refuse for - present.
NJ On this Bank. without doubt the o6i-
viii at once withdraw from circulstieo al
bhsss Of this plate, and eause new plate
y made At oncs.-[Peoria Transcript
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

al4
4 oepllnan who had two daysago. parchased
soMe otipezs Of art in shop in The Re- st. Hon
ore, Was 6hgaged in examining an ancisnt ring,
when be gave himself slight scratch in the hand
M the. sharp part Of it. He continued talking
With the dealer for short time, when he sud-
denly felt an INDISPENSABLE sensation over mis-
whole BODY, which appeared 70 paralyze ell his
faoalties, and he soon became 90 seriously III
that Il VS. considered necessary to send FOR q
medical man. The doctor Immediately discoves.
Cd every symptom of poison BY some mineral
substance. He applied strong ANECDOTES, and 10
short time the gentleman was In manner no
covered The ring in question having been ex.
amined BY the medical man, Who bad long resi-
ded in Venice, was found 70 be what was FORM
erly called - death RIM" in use in Italy when
acts Of poisoning we're frequent about the 7th
century. Attached to Il inside were two claws
Of lion, made Of the sharpest steel, and having
clefts in them SLED with violent poison. In .
crowded assembly, or in hall, the wearer Of
this fatal ring, Wishing to exercise revenge ON
any pefsssy would take their hand, and when
pressing 4 the sharp claw would be sure to In
ilict sll1hG scratch on the skin. This was
enough, f0t ON the following morning the vic.
tim would be sure to be found dead. Notwith.
standing the many pears since which the poison
ON this ring had been placed there. it retained
its strength sufficiently TO cause great iuconven-
ience 70 the gentleman.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

- ~ editor 1t the Clsrk county (val
- II. A r Rarkins, appeared less wesk
- - Federal District Court at 6taunton,
pDnhsshrosgh prssidines - answer > Pr
nsSle rsfssing % ansues quessious pro.
= y him BY - Marshal, under he csn'
=; and nade m elaborate speech in
nosAaM, denssncing the law - tyrannical
nesustitutioral Tho only question which
- % saser. however, was % 70 his age.
= Drokenbsoash reserved bic decision till
~ term, end d ~ meantime the consti'
Icy of tAe law VII y decided By the Cir
>ltsst Of - Unitsd SsaAes at Richmona-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

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1870
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eAa1lof, ~ - nGs 1Ae took Mn =
~ TooG1, eeopo1 ou& - t1s1ed ~ hoy Il
- door boAto1 -. QnttnE res1c1lneds ~
oxp1eaA - aNoko haf 1atAee and bsoeher, com
r1alnod ~ iNonles Ooste1, M tod them hon
30 - - Gesssa1e = - loek ord key. AF1ei
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allAoNGA lnek = youfh ~ cooaneee ~ coar.
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70 reneoA Ho ~ - tke yosne Iadyss ar,ft,
rant beoughs thsre 81 hesueIE. wss - ~ go
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said, - coo1od indeed Il vas below fsussina
poins. - y ~ willine 70 IL ~ a1hir resi
Ijuss where Il wea. and chat each nartv ahould -
tern % tkelr own cuartera vitb tieir navna 4
| their handa II vae $780, Hhaf noehine ahnnld
- ae2A nh..s3 Is k..e ss... ks.A- $780, l~.A-
ont - have ~ suhstance Il III above ftos1
ono of The actors and belieye Il q BE tree
Young ladies shoull not ret oui,e % romantic.
---- o--- ---------
How faE LAKE 80rEaIoR CounRfY Gkows.-
twenty years agos Lake Superior vas considered
l.rtnsr out Of the world, even from Detroit than
Gan Francisco b - dayI Marquette vas then
enknownl Eleven years ago The 6rst steamboat
uoetea On ~ bosom ot IL king ct fresh waters,
40 @ shas time, ono or two h0rsea were found
san.csens g transport over the portage Ut tho
1aait all re supplies required on the entire
seses.css ..sl,.. !. ss.. - ~
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esc1ssson AHp FtxAxck-Private dispatches
received here yesterday state that considerable
excitement prevailed in financial circles Is New
York city throughout the day. Almost everv
description Of stocks. except State and United
States, tumbled from one 70 eight per cent An
manner Of rumors from The South were put
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

Ham DTs-MAIa Dss-ElAm pSB.-Wa- =. 1ssaa
- Assr Dte-z1s 0rfpjao1 - - = ~ Kss56. :
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

idence of Rev. Henry Elliot, in Helm, Mime
sofa, whose husband was absent on Wednesday
last saw huge bear make his way into the hog
pen, already cooked and primed for mess Of
fresh pork. The frau had no idea Of parting
with her fat hog, and picking up sled stake,
made for the bear. Mr.. Bfuin, his mouth WA
tering for the breakfast before him, paid but
little attention to the woman, but pitched into
the porker. Alucky blow from her hands with
the stake across the nose of the bear while he
was engaged with the hog, laid him out--dead
~ herring. Such a woman is worth having.
She is worthy 70 be the wife Of Daniel Boone
-or any one else.-GleEcoe (Minn.) Register.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-11-17

THE FEELING IN LOuIsvILLE-We passed
about among our fellow-citizens Of all parties q
good deal yesterday, curious to observe the effect
produced upon their minds BY tho intelligence
Of Linc0ln's election. We found them al calm
and even cheerful. They seem, whilst strongly
disappearing the principles Of Mr.. Lincoln and
his party, 70 experience feeling Of relief At the
thought the conflict is ut last over. They have
no thought whatever of anything 20 absurd u
secession They are prepared to maintain their
rights firmly but dispassonately They have NO
apprehension that any outrage or wrong can be
perpetrated upon them by the next Administra.
tion. louisville Journal.
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