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the minutes of the Board cannot fail to see
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A Greer and JAS. NJ. Evans ~e''-9'
!. X. EDyIUNnsoN, sheriff.
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Mr.. Pl.AsANr. Sept. -, 1860.


En-. HAwK.Ers: II wrote you the day before
our ioint discussion here between MessrA Curtis
and Co.e, stating that the Cole Democracy were
trying 70 plsy sharp game: either to get up
hubbub and prevent fair and candid discussion
70 which the people would listen, or to get
together large crowd Of Republicans and DEM
oeraGs, and theA claim il - . grand rally Of the
ihishful II sow turns out that they were ea
deavoring 70 play both games-in the arst OF
which they partially succeeded; and u ths latter
Totally failed. Dsring4 the discussion, while
Cole was speaking. they would be asqsist % they
could under the p;r;h tbsy had aboard; but
vhsn CARTS would take the stand, vressle
voald b eos sp osisids, or they would drive
sheir teams arossd The square 70 attract attea-
tion. Ths speaking took place In the Court
Houae squsrs. Thns arid the noiss and con-
N.siou. Csrsiscould only b hsasd BY thoss h.
mediately around the stand. The .SGsJ Jecfsds
Damocsscy, g thsir champion Cols calls them,
"a. - vssks PRIOR 70 H. dissussioo. been
.,n,s.x haavsa. sassh and-shs Irish, - gss up
! srand deusonsttatioa' ol that day. they hal
ehsrtrel evsry Dsmocratlc wagon. man, woman
- chtA 4 ths ooanty. And thsy nsds vary
rsspsstsh,s sura-ost In nsnbsss. The RsPsba-
e.n, had nade 10 e6ort- did not believe thss
.eeeea,,eas, basa1rs aad party dsnaeussaailsa sn
tbsl Aays vssld = hessA tastes y ~ ths isasf
= IL . tAsy NJ asaA Dst thsy tafnsd -
u ~ y ~ y p'sysas - .a,vy q q
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II IF0S he HAWE-kye.
Ths Causs eH RepnbllcaAasn In JsAsrsen
@-FTF C0OAvy.
FAIRIIILD, Iowa, Sept 20.

IFO1 the hoWk-Eye.
rAs ca.ss q ReSsslis.nasn n Jefferson
FAIavlxLD, Iowa, Sept 20.
NJ. EDrros: Permit me TO report through the
colanus of your valuable paper, the march Of
Republican principles in this psrtisn Of our fair
State. The supporters Of Lincoln and ham'in
are up and doing. A few evenings since great
rally vas held in BrookvilIe; on short notice the
people turned out to the number Of i've hundred
the Fairfield Wide Avakes we're escorted into
Tho village BY the ''Aiasss xea ef isso.' = con-
usov ef lO4 horssnsn. A splendid supper Was
prepared for the wide-Awakes By the ladies, for
which they have the sincere and heartfelt thanks
ef ths entire company. The audience repsiFed
% he ssana, md On appropriate ssag, composed
~ Niss Emma Passpore, was Sung BY the ladies
The meeting Was then ably addressed By Wilson
and Stabbs Of this place. That portion OF this
couptv has hesetofere been Democratic, but .
.grcat changeis Stealing Ger them" and ths Re-
uublicans intend 70 give respectable majority
for uFEonest Aba" After chesrs for Lincoln and
Nsnlin IL msesiag q . lass hoaR adjounea.
4 ~. Willlam Z. Bsrgss, ef Davis -, sddsssSsd
u, eatsssns q YaisAeld On last Mondsy evsning.
he d ! sound, logical speaker. and his rsmarks
vere .sll rscsived. Yesterday, l9th, ~ Day
.rroin,ed fee ths discussion bstveea Menaa
Cssaip enA Cols, rs . lively Ssy y fairAsld -
Il - tbe Isrxsss unsstiag held hsrs dncs ~
o66enlpe of ~ eampaign- = Rspsblicaa rally
= a,essesay tsok : good maay dfisassvsy vAe
-.rad eabssuiss Aavs bssn hss& ~ Dsnee.
~ IA bssa drsunisg ead nsstssing e. -
i..t TO weskA They eiscplstsd ~ pspeet that
- o.reia Md net - hm4 ialsrbas - hssD
neoeaassAns Away. Aflss hNasiag svsr assi.
ut x psuserssy tsou Kesk.k se1.ty. ~
ssssiM ss@ IL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

ss ~ Of The opinion that ~ associa-
.lAay ef hickory shirt=d. straw hAtssd
seh shod Douglas lawyers, clerks, doc
once seekers known a Little Giants,
S1 this city, viii never appear in pub
We are Of opinion that Saturday was
Ppearance on any stage. Those Who
%sil mot ask Why. @sss
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AI AnD RxlIcloUs CeLs-Friday,
- Va speaking At New London, 6ght
sscA aistrscted The attention Of the
nd drew many away. "Nsver mind I
y y only Little Giant whipping >
Yhey al need H." The 6ghA il
~, was between Democratic Tbs
\. -.sAss 90 not indulge in the amusements
Fhg. We have mot hoard Of any
licking any Of them ~ yet
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i
i WAx1nD--At th,s oGlce on oubacriptlon.
WooD 51Li Two o. three bushels cT Wild grapes
A bushel Of hasle nuts, ittohicAosy digsos Any
thine ehSe ~ ceo eata Ae9tAine rsha1 aue car
weas. ANYTHING that ~ an rsy - .reintel
With. Anythiae that ve can dicker for some
thing hat, iii spo1 u ,any of thess rdfp0ses..
AIeo. int 4 NIL ea1h. a'sa IA
Nor W113nSS--An Another cheese that Il AIN
slipct Wa NIa.-of rnther Tat n - ding n
N6a.s - :. Hs1lfaa a6s7l7s'I
Another &c. that need. ii 81 buftsred "a
rs-unite u elenenta that r,eyer shoold Fhaye
been eanS,nfad. 1T Al $3.50 lpa3
Laasflv. ~ ranted. mors e,.,h sls.n - -,
spend honeafIv..--Nt rernon Neva - a a
Ar..-... ~ u r-.-,-. 90. ..saal I
a.s 49, - - !. J. IL
E x. ~ -. -. wn.sa ~ 9ssIy aH.s.ay nlSs.
- A. Iss Iass Reesin4 tpe President .as falsed
Frsdsnt n - 49, ~ nreca.ded = sJ II ~
lii poaition. He - onno.sa a ~ Renrhli.
car. q Breck;nr;;dse .n3 A Donsa.a m Sors
he decl.red hlresesf 2, - Z Reil. $500 -
he ooaetes.. tian AZ 49, nc,.,i..;sss - I~ -.
aeined. WEI - ch.n..s so ~ Rsrrhi;c.rs
to ia N.tinn.la ard n ~. TYrinr ,r..tr no,,'
la Z IN dansrr n he,, s,s,,ss -, Z .s,,s.-
ral's suasAs 1ffnao., A3as,tisS-
- p..-a.,.. = =. n.l.,.... u.-.,.
r;c,,.i = 80 ~. 4. ~. ~
-. -ss,... T-~I r - -
Th. S * y 4. A.c01' snu ~ Oro'ner
..hi. 49,: - = 80 ~ a0ScAeo Io.h 80 consla-
" ~. El.l.ns, yus ~. ssrlclsay ~
uess =. eAlsts sgA'ns' 'ne
.h...1 49,. Ssss's.u.s s esen e "n0n superior IN
= ~ -. - - sno Docsor. - a5
.'. - IS ~ y lonOssc .is0 ~ 0ceaaonsi -
49,. So 49, n!urco q ,nolvscuas, anc nae we
s,.sa - uvaDs y Our Ply,
s"...:", ~. = 49,, suca ssssnuons wo wossa
some ve.non -b;ch .orid h..e ,.r.,s;sa y re
dificnltv snd nI.ced 4. ..r;rht u ~ r.c"rd
we hold that a editor Il entitled ~ nrotect
himself from sris.nIv ss..u,t. ~ the fu ss,eot
that ran vouN ~ inst;1;ed Il defsre,;nS h;m.
aelf from hiahvav roShera- Far a. editor,s rern.
taton and business AZ both 4 staka h snch
case,-to say nothing 81 life ana 1imbi Gate
CITY, ass .45a AZ
. RsrUaxKD-Nr. PhiliD Flanarv. Who disan.
peared from Anamosa Is myster;ouslv some
months ago, to the treat DISGUST of several 81.
Louis and Dubuouc merchants Who had trn,ted
him for goods. returned Iast SATURDAY MINI
looking rather seedv. md i evidentlv insane -
Two or three wears 40 he wa dong ouite .
arRe business here. and was makinr money Int
rettine amhiaioua X enlsr r0arl ~ stccL * ~.
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e2f ~ = wliASan shsir sssas6lb,s shos,
svslllaa and children en-
tlfhs halanee -. Qns ef tAeir most characssr
istio ban1sss hAa -, iet.s of sAsir favessts IN
resIlass nieess carrying Liaeoln On ssil 4
s4Ss Inaay sappessais . bs Doagla,
~ asAassa eagyiag him % ~ White House
and nos 6sssf ~ Denseraey uAo vsrs sol
vesy wsa posted, expsesssd sreas inaiguatson !,
re 1epsblieans ~ sb,1iae ~ attkor n their
GssatR Rfinciple Z allil shey f6sad that Il NJ i
Dsnscsaaie .saeneus uhsa ssAsy uaAainoaaly
'tddsisd up Charssy lessus (lbs nan Who ..slin
ss ~ sal, atpss ~ breschss" vas their caisf
narshal. eidss ~ Hsal5 Nooss. Johnny Fee,
Josey Dole and Doc. Ware, and indeed tAey
Wws . Datldl Set, Nssss Dsas-edl than Usual,
and tAey received but email ~ for thsir
tsosbp. They had any qaantiy Of Addles 10 he
psooeasion The Rspablicans tarssd oat a.
ssasae Early inths morning tAe Repsblican del
egAtions were sesn coming in from IN directions,
With banners and Gags Of various descriptions
On wagon was flled with men performing the
vasioas duties Of life, such 10 blacksnithing,
coopering. broom making, tailoring, corn husking,
-, &e Al two O'Clock the speaking began
Calf q. Kolsm made stsoRg effort 10 impressupen
the nfnds Of he audience the great &stas Of mon.
Intervention. ealogixed the American eagle,
(which hlsvery one knows i noble old bird With
out Cole saying SOY The discussion closed, and
the people were firmly convinced that the politi-
cal demagogue and ONCE seeker Cole was not dIs
man ~ represent this district in the halls Of Con-
eresa Tho voters Of .4Old Jefferson. win again
repulse Mr. Cole, and inform him that bis services
are not needed By the people Of Iowa. At the
Close Of tAe diGuaion long and vocifsrous cheers
we're gwen for Lincoln and Hamlin, the Union
aAd Col. Curtia At night discussion took
place between Owen Bromley, Of Jefferson coun-
y. and one Heaton, Of Jefferson county. This
aeaton may itrdly Be branded ~ political, big
'tcd fool, who thinks he knows it ali, and does
'reat amount Of injury TO his party. He has been
member Of al the parties Of the day, and is a.
as the wind Rromley is clear.
oncise and pointed speaker. He proved con-
lusively that non-intervention was Ill Aspa5ug.
ieaton had the closing speech, and after quoting
rom the Cleveland Plaindealer, the Fairfield JEFF
srsonian, and telling few stale anecdotes he
ollapsed. At this important crisis, when he had
othing more to say, "Sammie,r the silent editor
the Democratic organ 10 this place, stepped
p to him and whispered in his ear, "Tell them
bout amalgamation." Heaton then told them
bout amalgamation and concluded his speech
luch to the relief Of the Democrats. .;..l
The work goes oravely onl qa s5 szsg-Y
E- Yours 4is.a slls''' ~%*%
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a ToUcMznn In1zAnc8 - As1Dg19oMs~-A&eNg
ths victian ~ - tIAd1l Tlgia yeFs q party q
three relativeA yonpg man, he aeter end their
nephew, ~ latter tE6 nssis 5Ua Of y Ma Wt-
Hams residine Aboat u lA1ss hom 11sl~Atkss.
Upca hsazing of - Asasa. - mnshsr Nhois
In narrow cipcnmesaneeA topk hees kehs nine
months old In her arms, and ssalksd b CNicagoy
. distance of seveuty-1vs mlled, tha0sfS U the
generosity Of thq Ckicafo 8 Mu1ankse Railway
n he frse paasss U k6sS aimiisfiy unfosssaato
with hesssll HI dsvoesds wsnaA hea bse 'sne
- bill anA thia eha tasaznRsA casel1lly uutl -
reached thia siAy. Gbe pss Asnong D. patient
throng Of monrnsss about tn dead room y the
Court Hodse, and wss ssWardsd by bsing able %
ideatlfy ~ hfoeiSAr IN pst1esN - senh bafg
was not rseovsssd sEhs pai1 for sAaccGn r.
her sia&ee and then startsd On Aar lonely foos
journey 70 her deaolata hpne. ~ EvanetOn hef
sspsnksh nave 80 i1orsunstely kind Mssnds
weyp neor % relieve hse, - Aeaying - - con
dition. 10 diGlcuDay wae excafisoee1 H. ohsaanang
! fteo pasaaee 5or Ma Williana - t&e end q
her ronte. Vrith ~ infantin hor arms sAe thus
nronosed. Ana mort am haif acccnpllshed .
foct 1890 q - hnA1ssa - Any 0aAsA~-
IChicage REsesa aA ..n-1 -... fl sslia Ny waiI
Il, Jshn.s a,,a aissssr v ~ hsaa ayppssnsIs
= Is vas a1sne s1ardn1 oa. . jeazes yoa
ur1e ocaapgs ~, p1asesvllla= \ - ahesnA
!. !. ThAak w. sifss A: es7sis{ Estnsd JeAss "bsf
n eaIs Je1kn, tna&s 60 aaaeaz Hl9siaasssaAss
.A.ssataa
H. alsza sesm Vi ssssaHeses aast a#i1 sdT
sraa Saiaers EsisspT
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

ne meeting Saturday vas atrue index Of
tseo, character, principles, prospects,
Aa'iasn Of the two parties. The Repab-
hadeao eaort 70 get out . crowd or make
kaa. They simply notified the peo-
~sst De- npers and by few hand-bills,
We discussion would come Of. On the 9TH
- sae Dsnocrats made the most strenuous
"ea oss their friends. They sent out
aey spent money and time and labor
ao'ss seFe never put forth By any party.
- sAsse we're two Repablicans In town
~ Denccrat We are Witnessing the
1ea q the Democratic party. %
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Asc1s AGsss CAssG-Whsnt tbs Dean.
- escorted . few Democratic ladies 70
Saturday, marshing clear round
80 iaierrnptiag the speaking alto
- sAen arrived IN froas q, IL s1anA,
Sodgs called fof tlses cbssts for
sn right But when the Wide
- meeting. althesGA shey
bands square IRON ~ speakinG
sssngs sad isAssvpptisn thAt no
~ssst bssalisy q.
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h exact number in the Democratic
- Saturday, after the tremendous eiorts
Az them 70 collect crowd, Was q follows:
Ass, in wagons ls5, o. foot 80. these
ssss seventeen years Of age. Total, IN
seaen, children, band, &c, 435. These
eresie figures, - enumerated BY four
a Individuals. - IN !
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

NEw DESmIrIoMa-BY A BRILryErr NAx.-
Popular Soyereigpty-holding ON to post
squatssr Sovereignty setting in the gutter.
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BARON RENrREW.

At about ten o'clock last Saturday, Baron
Renfrew and suite, accompanied BY Mayor
Wentworth, drove through various parts Of our
city IN open barouches Among other places,
they visited the Court House and took 1 birds.
eye view Of the city from its dome. 32E
The people behaved remarkably well on this
occasion. Scarce even boy broke into u run
g the Baron's carriage drove into the Court
House square. "A few hundreds Of the people
gradually collected in the square to look upon
the young Lord a. he should enter his carriage,
after descending from the dome Of the Court
House There was no crowding, applause, or
demonstration Of any kind. A simple and res
pectful curiosity TO see the herapparent to the
throne Of Great Britain was al the feeling mani
tested. Up to this point we must compliment
our citizens on behaving, upon the whole,
suitable-at least az much 80 as could be well
expected IA r ta 44ig 7l3
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

3 r*S t& t TWO ~ CLOCA, II. Ms a3 aI@ fs@# &E&M
The crowd. toward two o'clock, gathered to
the number Of many thousands about the Rich.
mond House, and the young Prince was, after
some delay, pres nted TO them. The people
cheered moderately, and seemed grati6ed at the
sight Of the young man they had heard 80 much
Of. The Prince behaved prettilv and quietly
enough, and made several very simple and awk-
ward little bows to the people as they cheered
him He soon left the balcony and after q few
moments appeared with his whole suit in their
carriages, prepared to take their leave Of Chi
cago. The cortege passed down Michigan ave-
nue. At a slow walk, the crowd lining the street
on either side. His Highncss occasionally look
ed round upon the crowd and lifted his hat res
pectfully, but without bowling The amplest op-
portunity was given for every body to see him,
and the happiest order and quiet prevailed.
So ends all we think worth noticing concern
ing the visit and departure of Baron Renfrew.
The young Lord Is . rather small pattern Of
light complexion, and looks pale and FUSED up"
We hardly know how to sum up the impression
he makes on the obserycr-we should be inclined
to say that Of decent mediocrity. He is neither
handsome nor ugly-is simply respectfully good
looking
We were Of opinion from the beginning, that
under the circumstances no address should be
made to the Baron, nor any public notice what
ever taken Of his arrival We are Of that opin-
ion still, but it would be ungracious to grumble
when the matter has passed OF even 10 well .
il has Perhaps nothing better could be done
than was done. The people wanted to see
live Prince, and they could not help doing as
they did. II we once c0ncede the fact that it
was permissible to assemble and look at him at
all, we must award the premium to our people
for behavior. None could have acted better.
We sincerely hope that the distinguished
strangers have been a. little incommoded as
could have been expected, and that on the prai.
ries they may find . recompense for al the
" noise and confusion" Of the few last weeks, in
ample focks Of prairie chickena - Chicago
Herald ss #f$g e&s
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Co.. in his opening speech, said that
hshss dedicated one-haH the Territories
'sHAvest) to Freedom, and the other hal E
Srssest) TO Slavery. Mr.. Cole ought to
"a bsrelAced Galsehoods - this for the
tsricts where the people, II there are any
Dat know any better. Our fathers dedi-
k North west to freedom but not an acre
~! The boys in the street can tell him
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~ ~ - Yendss seess tie ani-
49, ssaazk - nads " hiss elesisg
ssn - wids AFaks -. =.
N e y eseest Col Carts 70 ~
r$S'k EmvgSsS ! CC .c
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

u Nessrs. Sunderland, Broa, are compile
ting Ane brick building, three stories in height
At the corner Of Fourth and jefferson streets, to
Do used asa Hotel. It is commodious and win
add much to the appearance Of that quarter Of
the City. ,.e,.g -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

sTmn PACUlC TElEaRAPR.-Ihe contract for
bailding the telsgraph line % The Pacific, tocon-
meet she two extremes d ear consinent in less
than hourly communication. has been awarded
20 Hiram Bibley, Who put i : bid - the reprs-
sentative Of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. asii u sa s4 spa II wei
Fall con6deace y felt thae tho work viii b
commencsd q once, snd vigorously carried
thorizing the constructio0 q The line.
Tho probability y that N leos than yeafi the
American seaport eitiee of - Rasi1c will hare
telegraph connecsioa With the ,AmesicaA se1poFs
Cisses of the Atlantic; aad - ns1G thing, Il -
eet the foul Demecracy o9t of power, viii b. 3
PaciAc Railroad. Ii lChicaeo Jo&fnal "
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ac Hlvaa 4esh VI asszsHuskE uast Eai1 adT
sraa xaimers IeSasHT
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--- Ta - .--- DWIEHt TotACIUu, II1., sept. %.
Lord Renfrew and suite left at o'clock this
morning on special train for Spencer's Grove
70 hunt for quail, and returned at 7;sO this eve
ming. They expressed themselves highly:.grati-
fed at their two days sport on the prairies-
The party to-day bagged one hundred and sixty
three quail, three prairie chickens and four rab-
bits. Of which Lord Renfrew killed twen.y-eight
quail and three rabbits The royal party loaye
on special train at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing for St. Louis ef
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Bgege y asaa 4t = - u sssatf 6R8aa ssss0i
s5 .qasG. s9a lsssw syaeae9 II ~ Ii E9A@
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

kcokoAlcAL-A little girl of some eight sum.
mets Vas the Other day witnessing The opera.
ton Of making butter, probably for the first
time. and sav the lady engaged in the occupation
Penr the pure rich cream into the churn. Gbe
sooked IN aseonish1Aent moment and then ex-
claimed: Why Mrs. -- do ysu make
butter out Of pure cream should think il
would be too expensive.s We think that girl
viii some day make an economical wife for some
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

To fHE EDlroR OF THE HAwK.EYr:-Thcre
was grand Republican Rally at Park School
House, four miles south of this City, last We'd
nesday evening. The Meeting was addressed by
Messrs- @. r. Darwin and E. b. Neeley, and
Republican Club wasimmediately formed, electing
Mr.. J. Neeley President, Mr.. l. Book Vice-Presi-
dent, and A. A. Biumer, Jr., Secretary, afsel
which they gave three cheers for "Honcst Old
Abe and adjourned to meet every Wednesday
evening. Tremble We Democraae
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-09-29

DEs MONIES County FAlR.-The Fair of the
Agricultural Society this arpromises to be the
finest yet held In the County. We urge it upon
our farmers and Others to bring on their stock,
vegetable, fruits, flowers, etc, and contribute to
the display expected. Floral Hall, . new and
commQdious building, has been erected ON the
grounds and everything prepared for the full &C.
commodation Of every article that the owners
may wish to exhibit es.. ~.
The Fair begins two weeks from to-day and
continues three days 4