The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

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An advertisements without charge
s.gn.ld;nus. Hl,,er in everv .treet
II stuck II vonr fsce = loit,,s ne.t
i twill stick thev ~ .ll hroErn a rts--.
Even hrt,lrn h.nks. s,,d t,rnIrr heard.
i sas Rut 4, rn;ae ~ rer,,f.A;.,., h;gher. Il
/ Ia Greatest st;ck ;r.t;cL; inc ~ hnreri 4
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S,rvs. M,rr n f,u,o.--The yen;a Torchlicht
states that the storv Il being circuated that m
-, orc er;sts II III h;lis hor,ler;.g mon ~
Iittle Miami helov (,Idtovn Tast veek some
enthns.st;r ;n,l;viin.ls s,rnt dar Al dra;n;n0
i ITnnto,s. pcrd a IA h,ss ~ ia h;,ls .hove
mentioned, IN the full belief that they would
md the virgin ore, II not deposit o. silver
coin sunk there by the Indians Twenty -fiyc
dollars or ten per cent. upon the amount OF silver
found, was offered to the owner OF the pond for
me privilege OF draining It Not being an ava
ricions man, he accepted the dollars, and per-
mitted the "prospectors to let out the water.
At the last reports from the "innng districts,
| five dollars had been paid on the contract--thc
pond had been drained, and the miners had gone
hornc.
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.oaL ,,la.a !. $3.50. - ~ ~. ~ ~. III
~ p,"oI - Oaisos,o'' ~ wy - nst, ~. y
s .o..1 y i. appeaIe1 g ucicsac. ~ u'c
i Credentials reported against his admission be-
cause he had voted for Fremont in 1886, and Iad
been Republican till . year before going to
l Texas, since which time he had been Democrat.
| 1t was then moved by Mr.. Scheduled that the
said w. w. Leland be expelled from the Con
| yention, which was carried unanimously. the ar
gtimcnt being that 30 sudden q conversion TO
Democracy could not be relied upon Major
/ Marshall complimented his party by calling
them the sappers and miners Of the Republicans.
series OF resolutions were passed relating to
the protection Of the frontier. One speaker de-
clared that the failure to secure protection was
| owing to the representations OF Gen. Houston to
the General Government
Irsr, roe c<.,nr,nr I. !, cow a,n,,,o,,
Win some ncrsons .ars III Ch,;st;an MESSENGER
| a. ra;sc J lsncb ~ means 20 some lndcrous storv
| connac,e, ,r;sh tor. ~ scr;ntmro Somet;n,as
| Il i NAV mon words ! MN. a. o,hcr t;mes !
hlnn,ler. and moi seldom downr;gbt ;mn;ctv
Who,ayar ~ ~ fnrn, eysn whom lnh,..t i i
| M ven;.l offence laad;nc a. 4 does ~ nrafane
| cnntemnt ~ Goa's VOID Those who nract;ca
| th;s have never heen celebrated far genn;nc vii
| The lanchtor wh;ch thev call firth i nrovnked
solely liz tho nnexnectad contrast hetween tbc
solemn words of scrint,,,c and some ,.roll ;dca
There il ~ real vii - tho ease. and tho dpllest
nersons IN society ara most remarLahIe for thaso
attempts.
Hrsa.xns Drrrxsr-one NJ K;,ehan
was bronoht before ! cour. IN Ph;ladc,nh;s ~
Nrs far assault and battery Sbo cnn,d ~,
swear That NJ evar strucL har ~, IL ;nan,ra5
- h;sLv AMI f,,od ~ sr,,,,o., ~ ca,,;i, ~
hush,nd sa;d be hol;aroa ip.,,o.s go -. IN
ami he would Mead b;s OWN .aso ~ ;n.a.nisi
Inc inrv that HAVING f,;,ed - ,rovo ~, ~ aoa
iaia an angry hand Snnn ~, ;fa H. .arti",. -
si,,Iv 10 conv;e,ed - on ,ss.ni. ,,.,or ian ~
!, tbo - - l., $50. ~. pc ~.
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III, ~ ,.. = a'll 'n -, c.',iure,' gong ABOUT
NJ W;.aIa. 'u ".l'Pua.su eA,fti','''es,
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- 80 .,a niie ",.g ~ pio'iue
~ ~. ~, S.n,'e"., u .hu iuf,, aht wiring 70
pa, az -. n.e.,'sn ~ rs cnurcn, nor . give
nonea pa,.,cn ~ twenty people twice week.
i.ei - ~ ~. ,su' cn .he strehgeh OF
saen ploso.a''o',, sea,'c'i.en q inc Ju'y' amt
= -. more 'na1 'he pest OF you would nave done
= piaeea = ~ CIRCUMSTANCES , anu u yoN Was
ms l.a vas .ou-Aiio"lhg ,..e ease as ! DO
-, ~ lenuer : ,crnic. ~ % acquttai' ana served
the woman risnt. Inc jury seemed 70 be I'M
mont and raturned ] var,;o. &c -. ....;i.,.
= ~ s4''y
living IN Loaisina, and possessing wealth, recent
~ went to the city in search Of amusement, ard
directly visited the museum Of Signor Vannu-
Chi glantess, Miss Sarah Morehouse, was
exhibiting herself at that establishment. and 10
her the planter raised his eyes-indced, lie was
Obliged 70 raise them, for she was seven and
halt feet high, and his feet were only FIVE. The
planter at once loved the giantess, and spent
money in purchasing tickets TO the muse um. The
Eut tHa eiap fpsc III
rocate the affection. On the contrary, she de-
cllned his offers OF marriage three times This
coyness the unsuccessful man attributed to the
influence Of Signor Nannnchi, and he accordingly
determined 70 remove her from the sphere Of the
shoWman's influence. stratagem was necessary,
and was unhesta'ingy used. The giantess was
induced by some pretcnee to enter carriage,
which was then driven away. After going some
distance, the planter sprang in, and the vehicle
whisled on is way again The giantess listened
for few moments to her victims tale OF love.
'neil si'e.iy opened we door, dropped hiini the
ssiee., WHENCE rs was taken VITA disiocated
,n,sa,'n,. - ~, ~, 'al' WINE ssie return. % ING
IL. ~. ~ we're 30 much s!iatteica
a. vi's a, aPoosy was mace, N order that
aal,..,' a s'eep nsn' remove 'he memory oithi
'ous" oo1'soo - iosc'
AFFECTING lNcInEST-0n Sunday morning,
several young folks were baptized at Rev. DE-
~, ~ 80 aaI"As' :. !. Tug hfst per-
s..o 49, 80 va young s.i, perhaps
49, cha oiu' :. ~. hs' ssaSe o. cohsumP-
el o az Nv. W. nserals afrasea N h.r grave
IN wh;eh sbe mr.. IL r,;,ad 80. - 10 ~
when She was nlaccI n hcr cnain shaob.:;aaa
her mothers nerniss;on !, ho h,n,;.aJ ~ ,aa,
acquainted her pas,or Win Nor aas;ro Sha 80 -.
brought to The mol In the arms nr har ,an,o -,
tended by her mother and i;ftcd II ths ann, &c
her m stor who oantlr ;,n,,,arsad ~. ~ ar.
rengatnr he nsnal words TIa s.a,a 49, w. go
affecting. causing some of The snect,tors ~ :, (
with em,ton. She was . Car Gone MAJ !. a., -.
feared she would expire durin; the ceremony,
vet after it was performed she expressed d wish
70 be brought to the church in the afternoon, to
partake Of the Lords Supper, which was grant
ed Alter the supper, when in another room,
she sang the doxology, "Praise God" and when
IN the carriage pr. Magoon asked her how shc
felt, she whispered Il have fought good
light