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6eute am u. Wtdr5 1860.
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0erfauf.

LII Sum Nerfduf4
#M;iH 60 Ider 2ono nit 9uten Standardization, 16 Meilen
ssssgiiiH bon Der Staot male Der 2anoitraBe unb in Der selunbe-
-halh.-R item @eseno, 11oA ader AT Der @ortbern Central 81
alts M FrsSsrif aSaS, : aa q an @st tx lo7 aser NIT b Hdts y !" Sc se.
b~duIi@feten unb gnla9eu, prb seseu gisentbum III ser Staot
ein9etaui1t 6 Ider an Der alien 6reoerid 9tcab p M1eile bon
Wtpunt pe Sales; 100 @der am ~g8abinstpn ~9anbme9e, IL Meilen
bon Der Stabt; 2 Sduier in Soparbir., nabe @amSenItr. / in
ELECTROMAGNETIC. 2 in 6apeteitr. 2 in 9eringtonir.; / IN
6rcntitr.; 1 in Yrattltr. l in 9anooerpr. p in WulberrpItr.
unp mebrere anoere in perI9ebenen @e5enoen Der Staot. 2ots su
oermietben in " eft galtmCreitr., Wpnurtent-, SAP unS 0cgl-
oerrpir. rno Brpaopan. @rinS au perfaufen in 8roabwab.
@runbrenten 5u pertoufen. @loder unb &prrt8,
$50. 6S 5SapeteItr.
MY- &aufbriete, Wtietb- @ontrotte, SeItamente unb anbere
i4lfli&e Sapiere, icwie &aiiea- @eri@tS- @ei9afe perben tsftens
beiCrst. Np15s
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&szs. 3u perfauf en: ssSgsFs=s
s4sSsS8 gn Ser 9i6ertp- Otpab. Z Ntsilen bon BAL zENii
GAS| ttnpre, cine 6arn BON 100 bis 200 Nder, SesAlU4
pahtno fur l0l6e, Die sue8 9ano wppen.
-na&zNA Ole @ebdulidteiten belebeno aus einen1 SpeIt6fi
gen 9auie, 20 big Is SUB uno etuer S6eune 40 SUB lang 20 6uE
brett NIT einenl besstten Sang ben 10 SUB ino einenl Obit9arten
NIT jun9eu IpfelbdRnen. Der @i9eutbiner min aud eiuen &beiI
bS 2anoeS perpadten na6 gBunI@. Do8 eanc 1T BON gutter Qua-
lttdt un6 paheno fur &oru, @etSen nb @ras gu phanSen. Sir
n1bere Bebienun9 penbe man lid an ben @i9entbimer
"a &ibere AuStunit miro AUDI in Der rgSefer-O Office" ertbeilt.
Wtp- s.. &rana ON gIake.
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Ole llner3etfpeteu beabi9ti9en ibrer nabe beoorItebenben @b-
reiie mad Oeuti9lano we9eu ibr idnlmtli8eS ebr gut erboleue8
9tobiliar b%eitsbeno III 9etten, SOp6aS. Sureaar, 9epotiterten
Stiblen &c. 9e9en SaorSoblun9 gu %pertaufeu. @leidSettis mer6en
lie iRren reid aiiprtirten &rtmmin9 Store entneber tnt @anSen
ooer i'm @insduet 81 berab9eiesten Ereiien p~eriuBern,
9etnrtG &ebbebnie nebit Trau.
Canton Noenue 30. 260.
9B. Oteieni9en, tpel6e etpaS bon mir 81 ipr6ern baben, n6.
gen id BALD meloen aud foroere i9 b~teienisen auf, peIhe mir
nod l9ulben, iol9e8 baloi9t gu entrt9ten, ebe tb 9eribtltd ein-
idteiten peroe. r U1
WS3,1p o. 8.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

huelsAx WHIPPED 70 DEATH IN TExAs.
uiek Amthor, highly respectable man,
- BY birth, was recently driven oHs Of
nathe most frivolous pretenses. In . iet.
- Chicago Press and Tribune, after nar-
- events accompanying his own exPsi
hAu describes the abo1inahls murder
a6ns;ye citizen Of Illinois, TO which he
aiaesx F .r1si.
~ nsn from Illineia by the name Of
~ nne 70 Henderson. and while there was
laiss saosgh to say thst he Thought Tree
Res ve% pelenble 70 Slave States, and ehas
'hcsshs Slavery Was wrong. These state
Pc - As 81 heard them, be made ~ ene
aess sanner, and that only when pressed into
sse,ees By u yosng men sboat town. /!
siisked that be never said Or thought OF
IS oyAng except when eoavsseafson OF
asect vas forced upon him
~ - saieAt aeqaaintanee With fAs young
sus Tod him thas he ought not 20 allow
y be dragged Into talking ON the topic.
eso moi careful. In December last this
- vas taken out BY . mob, without 2
ny kind, and whipped TO death. Ias
Ees Ea, . papse published TN Aca'
sfi1ed The infamous nss4De oA toe
&nsswss . scowmon shief, sA6ol'
e ] vas shown the Whip Which J vea
I'D been the instrument of bis death.
9fsd With blood. also saw what
nsd vas the dead body Of Evans, about
aen Of . mile from town. IL was q
- Rdlen that did M IetQep pize q
%& b1ziards we're eating it. 1t ha<
= esnkuisd! a Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

Be I. Il 10 isssreseisg 70 hear Douglas man rave
about "Nigger equality" and in the middle OF
his uaroxysm ask him ifhe did not vote Tor Dick
Johnsa.-the man Who had . black wife. q
Y .. Isis iatsrestiag to hear maa talk aooss
aNegro suffrage" and then make him confess
thst he once voted for Martin Van Buren who
voted for Negro suffrage in New York.
8. II IL interesting TO hear Douglas man
mate IN favor Of the Homestead Bill, and then
Quietly ask him to point out the Homestsad
plank in the Douglas platform.
i. Il 10 iuteresting TO ask man Who thinks
hat Gen. Dodge is . friend to the Homestead sss
Bin vhy Dodge did mot introduce Homestead
plank into their platform at Baltimore. D'd
Dodge forget to do its i+.s
s Il is painfully interesting y ask : Demo
crat Who knows that his party has bad tne poNe.
| fN yss.s vhy tAsy never passed Ho@ssssaa ~
I 3. lis interesting % ok Democrat VINO
| ID sho,sssly opposed 70 slsvsry extenslon' how
hs proposes 70 prevent u BY voting fa' poas'aa
= Il is cruelty interesting % say anyshing %
an ardent Douglas man, Who y pledged e aD'oe !.
ne decision Of the Suprame, Court, 'suAss''sr =
msv 6s,r about the i sl'i6aAy Of the Court q
sbout she pssp,s Of 1ssvitosy being perfectly
ftee !, manage their Institutions tn shsaf osn
.ay ..Sjsst % " Cosssisution = interpreted y
aid ;sfan;bs Courk that the people are n0e per
6.c,lv free 70 vote Glavary ont cf Territory =
ith.t ia ths opsaioo Of ths Court would b uneon
~ N l . V f
stitutjpnal as.
II 8 II i richly interesting y bear Doeel.'
demeo,as boess tAss hs y pledgpa by - Wick
~. resolution 70 abide the decision Of ths -
l,rene TCou,t svhasevsr y has besa." an'
I:.vbsssves ii nAy BE-" ana sAsa teli hln taat r
4 oours ~ dseidsA thai ~ Alisa s1d sadisio'
lsvssFs ponssisss.oaal .l'.. -,
"A n Il u sldiy inssrsssing p 60 Doaslas Y
..srth Il ~ noshes. md Y v'n - gIessosu.sl
,....,a,inx vhaa s6s Rspsbllsass ef Iowa tsH
ont : ! eaa . h1lpss - - - - 81
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id II ia T. i.sssss;ss y - liye peasi.
laia>csat, w \ Aesldsdlg Aege e. R'sasas'
= ~, S nsd1Ash po'issA sslk ps'y - - :
pclIa anA ~ ~ ~ Assvaas hssvy W
ysT9.ssss giaa 4Es N ssa9 H0ED Wap&i
tO~Ze So ~ se2t$ ni4eas4g444 sEf HAS
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elsaaly shown kAan - - k1rls qfi lpjalalai1
viii IL Democratic party. 1has pnsey - =
| asax endeavcrsd . sso6ttsIS undsf vhisA shln
u tka littlS ipxer amnead = e - 5 - saall
[and esocSnfuijv ~ thetr IaIkuaSinr.. y .tkaf
niseSke she{r bsrs II y ~ evo1saiaas II
taa adniratioa cf the IN. l Nos - y 5Slyos
N ~ d dsvioas is,,s ,vindines x Is - ablee 81
ars seasens = hold inPtidt tsish y y, "A - ~
fesaenA He pfemulgatss e ahssfdasy eallee
fopalar sovereignty; - ssseaes =, .. J,
nasang sas' iaoss las asss esssnr0 = ssaAo~
|ae n7tse SFAtss& ~ atesses crsasns =
ec0esses s0r ne power - Ooeeseo ~ ~ ssssss
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~ ID this condition of fks uenocsacy. is h NOT
reasonable 70 expect sny fairness 30 he canvass
- .nl ar~,,r,anH - shn ,,n,kv = tha ,nae ae;sl
eefIths leader, and ito only ain bic Individual
sggsAndisement Thus, hAsiag no Seandatioa .
: parry -holdins nopsiaatplsfer o. thesty that Ad-
nits - % argsmshs, ths policy II tAsie eosrss
- nerely 70 wage war On sns Republisan passy
cd 10 candidatea he teNets Il 6or party b.
inf Is;mply an sxpssslioa of sbs fsndansntal
trutAs Of govcrnment are beyond the reaehslf
6fEcctual opposition, The one idea Of our oppo-
nents being . palpaAle absnrdity, falls short Of
ne range Of logic. Consequently, being unahls
70 weaken our principles q defend thsir own,
they oppose our party upon talas premises and
claim for iheir own simply The prestige Of their
candidate. t.as.,..,a..,,..,,.....
f Knowing that his only safety lies IN tickling
m0GY
Of hi party, Nr. Douglas, Ii his begging tour,
performs the most astounding fsats ot venttllo.
quiaun. He speaks With innunetabls voicea-
Unfortunately for him, however, the people Of
the Cnited statesa are not over.anxfous 70 trust
one Who occupies 20 many sides cf governmental
tbeOsy. He can anfuse himseM In playing blind
man's butt with his party, only % wake n Noven-s
Der, to the realisatioa that ths people do mot
relish, and will mot endorse, boys play in thsir
rulers. s.assss-.,sss7 ..ss..s,.,l '.les:s 3 4.
TO l;,,nsn,,er, v.re ,rre.ted - Al I,ouis
fsv d.v. since who had !. ,hsi, pos,s,.ion two
f+es nesroes1 !. bov m ,ee,s old. and 4 sirl ~
years. whacn sney MAO taken 70 s"e s'sse mar
70 SELL The negroes say they live in Iowa, and
we're on their way to visit we'll OF sister at
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

1esards the close Of thr Revol9tion, the
Isgsh 0hsss5 In New Hays9pfse
Tor nails 70 make repairs with, when
s&k kep seat In ystars Tor ths order vas
70 sestaia Spspish dlver sdollArA r.
sres % tke Bossons merchant that there
ss"~ in chipping the gosds = bit b
alAa ~ nails vsre sold - he ,bpyEa'
slasstssrsnan, and - could not ssctt'
so he ilpse vas neltsd vp and
2 service Of plate, for The Chafch'
Ssh - at ths present day. sly =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

~. . hsisAt taie fpee RocAssseg -
Ls hwSsysN isA esslistsd q -
- sssty CAR, he ssais bsiae esseEa
sssazae bissuh iFspns ~ psSe.
~. Ane.sse1 = CfIclasati dssks =
NJ !. s'sel1ass lss OeegrsN y - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

We have received the first number Of the
4Couaty News, Republican weekly pa
Iei u Sigouspey BY A. 9. Bailey. IL isa
~ hssdsomely printed paper, and 10 ably
y We wish Il all a.,ccess. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

m0 DrD0 U144-oIs w &af i5 80
.1~,As - llsssaa 0Mk 1An1t;
-. ,IlradS1sl llsSsset 3 aslsf =
'siiseSi diecs H. ~ = IAasv ~
N 49, x !, rvasisssDeea ealntsaeuk. lafat.
..ssaaressnlasssss laslsAhgA ssas
,,sslx posaar,sd into ot1nlr HsilsHd
Z r..,sesiast ~ Via Avtkas 49, =
.a.,..l Wassss absA hisseinnss te1As
~.s,.uuisaiwasspsuset - ~ Claah,s
~, u hosr. Ne y y ceeFts snd
s.r, st sdopssd shs usual plan 4 D.
..'.~sia Avsiiiag ~ nsia ia1sssaa
- sde questions of'n1nos snposs'
N Warrn rsplsSd u = sehss. clear
90. r.nper. a,e ~ .sviessd ~ pqliSg e
I....us shls spdsr Dsnecmaisssay.
..@ ,sck,sss spssdtessssf ~ psbasl
~. svlposs essct tpps ~ vhole
1,1la sach ! policy sontlasA - UAi6s
" ~ saGsun. Ths Bals Dvsssts
- Il b . lev shesA esssiag ~
- ~ snnssning natars ind ~
a,,.eser II ~ leadera Ite Sqaatsss
~ hsuAsG - dssssiheda - . msss+4
T,e1hae u paftieslas. ~ besoniag
~, ,;d;calous . % be almost unworthy u
!. s.,,;us peiee. His etlbrt vas sne a -
1 !. 4. saupsip and We Fagrst ;that' ear
IN - psu.is - = sivs svssa'syneF
y. aesek I he was hesrtily sppaaudsd
49, XIV #f Sa F.&# &ts97 vi
Ak ~ s4- y ls4s4 D.fs ugAHs a1sa .pl
- Sessd ~ lissuaaiss ia . spssehsoff 4
ss~Aingsh ~hieA failed - ia8ars ain
..l1sseh By Col Warren. ,s. s ..'ss
!, - closed 4 late hour. and With
,snutsd N: great good 70 We Repnbli.
aNa@ @s g@@AA& gi5 4s -9f'A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

FUzHy.-Ths Douglas folks at NJ Pleasant
have fuaay man. Hs has done up the fattest
[joke Of ~ seAson for tie Chicago Times 4 Her
AID Ne aays that Iowa 10 certain for DcaglaA
We hope there 10 tree at Mt PleasanE Tor dat
Henaleman 70 Climb After afAcainn.. LeL.il zga
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

lle New York Tsibune persists 10 ap-
EgM election in ahis State on October Q.
kn Constitution appoints i for the 9th q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

1ccxiM POLE BORED DowN-We hear
sk Dsnocratic pole At Ripleys School
NJ bosed down Friday night. We say
xvsAid Of the destruction Of the Repub-
tsst the same place, the man who would
~ job would steal. II there are any
fnns in that tovnship who would do such
yuick. we don't know them. Can IL be
ksne persons who cut and destroyed the
inA Gag have now bored down the Dem.
stk 70 counteract the effect of the first
IIs-.Ff4 &s4=s~vT i selft Z
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

THE PosUIAa Vo9E N le66.--Ihe New York M
Tribaae says:-A Rcpubliean asks what proper
s0n of The pepulaf voes 1ss sass Tor Gel Ise-
mont ~ loe6 WssosUsf- jpss abOss oss tlasd. ~
Fremont, l.34l, ,sl4 Dsehanna. n aAaso; ~. Aal
more, S7A.7O7; .otAl, A.QaAA As4 Nonk re one id
dOUhta that Ah kt4o0lA VA MAv1 ~ s,Hsss aaS
vote 81 aay caadiaaiss ~ 4 NJ ~ rsAeA y
I,eoo, 900 y LOO, e1s Ut ii saslsgAa*s aaa
nunluDete 0satlsl ~ n
nc.sIsn s,vrIe el&aM1 Soegslon ~ II ,. Foo IN
81. for Caevgsnse, ~ ealy lo6oO Ams}ssisy1S !
~. 4 eareAspcans - - seAno~ldkneNs eftAs d.
1.lest u Deue1o, o. - ease - b y oeuoUlssr
sdred ~ u. eAas ulasn 1oe1sP y elseeed " =
hom s0Veo0 . $4,000 unicaeey, ~ Alel1D 0ouGs I
napAe - ehnnoe = tnDAK 0ouaAs Is IA IL
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I ezr We hare received from Mrs. Disque .
bottle Of pure native wine, fresh frsm the press,
not yet fermepted, and . basket Of the finest
Catawba grapes We have ever seen. The wine
10 excellent, magni6cent-equd to the tabled
nectar ot the heather Coda .ngsk ~,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

sr, CArHRRIxe AT FAIRrIELD.-On We'd
b, DE- 18th inst, there will be . grand
meeting Of Republicans at Fairfield. An
nss Ntpour.ng 10 expected Special trains
|rn On she B. & n. r. r. r. according TO
Fcgnnne in our advertising columns, and
pnsiilrs. The ablest speakers in the STATE
b paah together with more than 900
lv,ta Nobody who goes will regret IL.
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d. =
s.ze CouRsRsy.-Aslthe joint discss-
- gits Heasy Wawen end Lincosa
4 Il Madison, The Little Giants, 6f
], uaae very dighiAed attempt 70 an
! {. speech, by change on NJ. Warren,
I. ,a,-ss 70 pull him from the e.and.-
y =. vss makiag she closing assunsut
|. s,,-asa, several DemccsAtic enth~si-
"a u. ~ q put him ont" ';ppll him
.,e. riasly one ef, shs Little Giants.
~. ,.~, tsva hs torch. adsancea u ths
IA v;th No krpssaF In one hand and .
I. = ~ ossst, for the avowed purpose Of
ripe NJ Wares away. A. this junctare. tho
.iv,kes a Fort Madison and Denmark,
v., prsssss sled in FROST Of the speakes,
/, ! ouiss evolution, formed q circle around
.bSlc Little Giant iorce, and suggested 70
sIHecrst organization the propriety Of
- lsceat Inasmuch a the Giants num-
. snd the wide-Awakes $50, the form
N ~ The propriety, and subsided. as
,ial fsrce, although very characteristic
uie argument, is hardly as elective in
luuia % in those uncivilized regions Of
urAvhese the present Democratic party
fA more coDgenial atmosphere. j.
Aspa that this species Of clectioneerieg
M accessful in the present contest, but
wp high an opinion Of American decea.-
y doubt the same exceedingly. 5asrsss
iHk funny to hear DemOcrata uf such
sx profane lie boy Republican happens
sude d Democratic procession.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

haw,rknos ScaExx.-lt il said that there
pnA waepssios scheme now in embryo
eaen Virginia, which will develope itself
y esane d the coming winter. The move
J . b hve for It's leader - distinguished
nan from Eastern Virginia, mot regarded
aeaLty sound upon the slavery question
Any years past" -s.5-5l .r .syi.l
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: .51..9 49,, a..
CAvoua AxD 1AstsAlpL-tn seo,nAl -. ~
Debats Of Faris mas lns Iei,ow!n3 lsTslAs spe1
the growing antAgonism DsswseA tAsouE sue
Geribald.: ~. =. -. "a u. p,a ~. :
a., ~ eN.s "a e na.as.. I. /. No. th.n
probable that Count Cayesr vishes p obtain
from the Chambers certain decided proofs Of
confidence calculated 70 give hun The moral
force requisite TO resist GasibAld. y necessafy'
and there y no doubt that he van onsaaa men. s
The Dictator has hitherto. .ltaoas any gress ", =.
The other; making concea1ioqs TO Count 0ayouf:
and then withdrawing them; and aiterward
yialding ag.ip- Ae haa nov arrived 2. oseu nss o.
those decisive moments. .n e - ~ =
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s.Hoass ssrAlna.-J. b. 6impson, from m
hssA was arrested yessssday,s BY Osussabls
ThonpsCn. shasged vitA hosss assaline 4 10
lsn horSs wasfn his posssSion. he vas taken
bsfbss sJpaicea 6aydss, tloe sxaninasien, 1aad
committed to jail, In default Of $500 balLi y,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

u Knabbe. who killed Gsdlich, In Ctnein.
natl, few nights since, has given hinself w. --
ne says he stabbed Gsalich in sslfdsfsness - G.
thrsatsnsd - shoot him, and raised his hand -
II 70 do %. aE5 eHi ~ }azdl9. % ap# p'ts ~
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t4 Bat ~ aaAasAs - ~ aasa ~ s4AAlta saa~ VI
lasshe u aaat4sks W. sadie g. ta slsrIn ,4Da
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timole. adjoining 4 cite upon which building V
being erected. H. woFkfSen had made hole IN
which % insert some tiea On "Wednesday night
some thieves ceaargsd she hnle and - obtaissed
accpts q, tAe ssqre. With iAs sbsicklAyeES u,ole
theylbroke open the Iron sAle, but found nothing
sherein 10 reward them 90 they aatishcd them
selves wish empsviTg several bottles VI chant
pasne and carrying away eothefa hn1idss some
boxes Of superior eigarA n Before leaving tAey
drew upon shs door re egare q : man. a.d lsit
Cross Boys" Tne rascals have nos bsaA diseev-
credl-fCincinnati 0aseste.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

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