The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-24


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win advance In price, q they ought, and farm
tAaG sow 70 . bsuiag q q, 600 vim BE- quici
end Il rssdy ME q deuhls this I'M IN the next
thrss ysarA
A TO city and town property, We hardly thinl
thas Il hes yet found lie lowsst poink The fac
that - curssot rate Of interest b Jet q leas
twies The real value ofmoney for any Legitimate
badness puzpose, Il proof 70 our nll1 kehAt Their
% considerable unsosndnsas ard u - man.
people vhsss circumstances coapsl In sesab
nit sanh sxhcrbitant denaanda We shall mo-
1ndthe bottom ed ct upon solid gounds unit
bank ratss Co.'s aesa % 10 par cent and cit,
property VIII nos and 10 lowest price until thez'
are good many more Trust and SheriAs Bales
Beiaea, Ne have too large town population
more than en- OF viu b sustained BY the coun
try. Daring the nsxs ~ years avery few town
win incrtase IN populAttsA and wealth, while tn
great majority win either remain stationary O
retreTade. Town property viii mot be soagh
after Of wanted soon-ths sellers will be cage
and anxious, the buyers few and cautious %
burnt child" &c. M
wwe hope the boys who read our pape
have not forgotten our prepeaal Of last Decem
Der. 1t 10 that to the young man, mot TO excee'
seventeen years Of age, Who shall this seaso
raise the largest number Of bushels Of corn fror
IN acre, quality Of grain ard cost Of cultivation
to be taken into the account, We will presen
through the Des Noines Agricultural Society,
gold medal worth ten dollars. To the one raisin
de next largest number OF bushels pictur
worth ave dollars, and to all bona 6de- compel
sors for this premium We win send . copy Of o.
weekly paper. ,.fsr
We vish to remind The boys that If they pre-
pose TO compete, It 10 time TO MAKE preparation
select the ground, and choose their seed corr
secure fertilizers, and determine when and ho'
they will pillow. The proposal 10 open to al
whether in Illinois or Iowa, wherever our pape
taken and read We want all our young reas
era TO make such an eifort AZ Will justify the COZ
ndsnce We have placed IN Young America W
expect to make this award upon the largest yiel
ever known In Iowa. To secure it Is distin'
tion worthy the ambition Of all
~nis now clearly apnarent that NO car
dideAa can he nominated At Char,a.ton upon
ult2form ,.tisfsctorv to the tvo sec,ions. If III
dsmands Of the South are occeded to. the caud
date win hardly yet an electoral vote North {
Mason 4 Dixon's line II Northern and Norti
western Democrats have their saw. and cleva,
Dous,.s and s.,u.tter sovere;vntv then III
South ~;,l NJ nrs,r ,r..ort :, rra;v;aed from
-h;,. ,;..,. !. ,o.h;rr a., I. .,;nsd IN N
Nor,h Ana ~. ..... ~ .e.,r, h.s, hrouot
.hout NV W Douol.. n. 1. the ma. ,,,o';,
troducea the Tro;.n Ho,.. a.. a. $500 GA,
mocrscy in the shape Of the Kansas.N ebrask
bill. He y the man who opened this PsndosA'
box Of slavery agitation, in order that he himse
might be borne into the White house upon tn
storm thus raised. He ID the guilty man. Ola
the selfish and corrupt men in public life he il
undoubtedly, most corrupt, most supremely se
man. Tue Democrats Who clamor Tor his nom