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sufferers with dissasrs o. the bladder,
ridasys. s1avei. drar5. veafnss &C., rsad ne ~
y a.ea-ui IN sa8ihei osdaal hdatsi neihisifi
errnira prrnafsuon.m febli-iin
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DR. HoECor1, DENTIST,
nnn.-nrrnA nnrHE


Iseih fxrsdsi win tai rerF utiie pain, Hiihqai ne
u-o Of ctlsrofelm ~ ne r.ivanic battery
ORE Nain street. woadrug HalauA rftf Poplar
street somsais rem. hi9-ly
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~tsz2t-Fslg FrgRees ~ ny
RTyan's Tastefess Vermffuge.

" E|"T"-| = n" |0-'T"| ~
.FaiEisz tu - daion idos
Hnmirss AZ nd roses bre1fh.
Set % worms lmme-iEs a-sih-
Bryan Termifuges q c-urse,
Is thr momeTH -ranf res1-r-e
Phi ~ n bo1ge1. Price . SCENTS S1 ~
EE-LI- nLNsETrLn 90.
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ASKS REcEwED-Tst gallant corps, he
Memphis Jackson Guards. Cart Masivney,
received their arms from Goysrn7z Harris,
which eubrsced eighty musks-s and al The
necessary a-ooutrenents Te arms in ques-
tioa arr Of the description known as the
-sNfurie musket.1 szd embrace al he hte
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7 HNNA NN|"A 81 20 ~ ~
Il clziuef by he proprielnn % the aboTe Aachlne:
Tary make 3 strong
LOCK-STITCH
Uniform ga hfh sides. and rhieh oauno b. rrveled
arraIIef rr-
ra-v zHs prrfecly Jmple iucpeuu0lse asiy maraged
SOD va use ~ s1oe 81 ciiou thread 81 s1k-
Theyufl seu Lhe frnna nbrlu q the hfaTleft negro
F11iE-
rher ere enciasez a. fiFdt borea uas mstiuE itim-
d. fitir fT q lafg % oi Der arcs.
raH Lave 10 tznfs- extra Wbeels o slrmEE hH can
urthir rcfnuf u order. thus reccrurutiuF DcDfelFes
b rlautan zut ahsrs who may reside q dhtanpe
ne fl1uiur letter frum Cd. Aruolf, uilHter, for
mariT 81 Laufsrdaie coElff, De- rgzpecfrlfT surruitted
asons - ne mznT tsstimsuias IN favor q tesr ma
caiEe
s1raEoF, TIProF Co, TINS,
Januarr a. 1850
DEka SIR Voc Wish toknda nov an pleased via
mg Iatt WEBSTER & Cos sewing Hsaainc, houEht AS
september- fCn say that d fuily equals ear eEpeca-
uons- NJ vie has used 81 trnnE Tie faI and winter
and 90 has never been ou o. ardar. Sc j. vel pleased
VIA %, cGu DC any kId II vera On il, c1arse cr fne.
and uuuld ugt pEr win b Cor four times It's cost. ID .
word. alma tcumaines mere Eeod Qualities Tor turs-
hiIfT and a~r1lidty nan ans uachiue I have eEEmiaed
oT seen ~ wak- gisuep gEO. r. ARNOLD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-07

To-day Jao. Wlkerson viii sch at 10
O'Clock, at the selasroom OF M0nsarrst, DuPree
& Co, fifteen very likely young negroes These
negroes are tbe proper % a gentleman o.
this county. and arc composed Of cooks, house
servants and field hands. They will be sold
for halF cash, balance on the first day Of Jan
uary next. OF course this sale viii attract a
u.rv large attendance Of buyers
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FaeuItY Of BelhanY college.

ALEXANDER CAMPBELL President,
Profsssor o. AoraIPhlosoqby and KeHfu1ky Professor 81
Sacred Literature.
". K. P~ENDLET0E, vice President
Professor OF intellectual and Political Philosophy, and
Missouri Professor % Natural Philosophy.
J.. d. TICKET
wrt-,sn prsfa-sr % Rhetoric English Literature. auf
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ouEnr.-Have YES seen hat big Indian in
.nosh9r dslaai. noilne ROOTS. BAHEs sna LEAVES
t. ua crrnoHrr Wrrunvq dc2o-dtHys
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-We notice The eu'erpHsing arm OF
Sproule s. MoCovI are sally in receipt Of
srring clothing and Furnishing goods. Wssre
pleased 70 learn that they are Bow ? 'eParsd TO
furnish or citizsus with No. goods OF al
kinds utnsir lire. Can ard see iheir styles
s-4S7 Main street. under Wor-hsm Hguse-
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-SonErHISG NEW UEDEErHE SUS--Messrs-
Jackson, Hopper & Co, contractors on tie
Memphis and Charleston railroad, have re-
ccfve8 q new invention I'm ths way OF as am
plow. which they 5-siga usin- for grading and
exesrsffue purposes The machine is some
thing novel, as Il VIII perform The iatoE q
fhree score Of workmcn.
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The Mustang BfniuaeHf cures
pheumafiEnss

nu.ane Laimea - To-
curss see Hanni
ne nufans Llnim-utA-It MtNI
cures hnra ana WounlEi
ne Mnsans Lnmcut&
edrrs s1rra. Clceu. catei hlea1 30 SIRE Niprir
Nearaisit. Germs und Nrr.. ami = rarh 81 ooooopsr
Euuum p ne Uuif-i sistrF o. ne prsssrger nd TO-
rorsr Z nisstIs horsss al e-re O. cores %
srsfN. Gsas Wams. suG joints. &c. Do 5oae rfr
bar ~ 81 lfdlnarg sore wrnirr sursin slEnes
sih-r % nae ~ hssa rhah enc uasa Lnimruf
squd 10 ew-2 pEf1 srsr uut uT resprasn'a
drs7Eis iu any part Or ne uerid-n EursPs. Asn or
Ausros-Euae ifna. ~ tvsnsrsaart disoovuy
q ne aseg SD eveuEhere- Evrv hriiy .hlui
hare lti Gree sizes
ne rnuhs "a hdt ~ rsspeetahle dsiirrs an parts
q ne World. nNaNEs 8 FsHE,
mrT-Fim Praudeafs, EeE raE-
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LADD. WEBSTER & co.'s
WGHr-SrTICu
Machines,
LOCK-sTITCH

TVS foisuiuE are = feu o. TIE Important peiutl
i rlzired % TIE PROJECTORS o. the aboTe Nadine
narv make sfrnrr
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cHAHIEs LOUIS zoos.

Pmfessor % ACTION LsnEuazcr ana AitefalHre.
C.. KEHPER,
Professor % MafhamafiU snl AErc11ug
II CHRISTOPHER,
@ EslnraI history ari PhysiHlEy, and iiinoif
prrfeesrT u chemistry.
p. " MuSBLECu.
,r,r-ssor OF Mofsru LlnFrsres. anfof uf- UcbrsW Lan.
Euase al oreHial Liu1aiu e.
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A CHANCE ron BsEeArvs-Mr. j. ~
Woodward having determined 90 decline BUSH
ness. offers bis stock Of horses, carriages ana
other vehicles, FOR sale AZ loW rates Those
interested should call upon 5Ir. Dubois, at
Whftmy stables, or az n S Bues's, on
M5ur5e street, or upon hir- Woodward IN
-erzr-
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NV MEvrHts THEATER--1he engage
msnt o. Nr. Riehines and bis charming daugh-
ter premises TO BE- no. only ne most profitable,
but the mos. pleasing engagement Of the Sea
son AZ the new fhrsier. Tners was a large
attendarce las. evening, and Miss kiehtHgF
representation % the character Of @Lcnise
Muller. in the opera drama Of hat name, was
the wonder and delight OF the cadence The
entertainment this evening viii embrace CLan,
ne Mod Of MHan ana The Spirit 0ffhs RhiHe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-07

CENTLEEEN o. sGe1cs nay zpecuiEte md t~heurize,
II bat fs-ts are worth more 20 the amicied has au the
ueera- The sorid ever %pruiuoed,
IN q nnnnT ET-S
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In anetnsr column, see the advertisement OF
GEoEGE PATTlsoS & Co, Booksellers and
Stationsrs, 263 Main street, near Madison
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ID THE ladies.

meLe,n's srengthenias Cordial Is q sQvereisn and
s1ecfv cure for incipieutc 1usumplonl WhiHs Qoauuded
ID dnHcult msnstruslcn lncontueuce Of arne o. Igqi-
unarT dischlrres thereof, falling % ne Nlmlt shlai-
me-. nintnr. and an diseases incident p females.
There Is 40 mistake ablutit. Safer 20 ionser- TAKE
ID a-o5oriiuE % directions II WIN STIMULATE lreneinea
~ 1890 vor. .nI cause the bloom q health 90
rfaunt yocr cheek aean- Eveu beuc Is Harranted %
dive srusfzcucu.
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n Leechss for sale at VIM. C. Werner,
cappsr ssa Lssshsf, No. . NaiH street ss-vs NaTtei-
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AsAMEAsURE or s-ELF-DEFENsE, y IN Oh
a der b warn AMI protect our crsuumers ina l partsa y
ne urion. We deem it our duty 90 exp1se a deep lad
and vide pre.f aonptf.G oov 'u1las ne sou0
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Land for safe.
Paris ZouaEe Soft Hat.

Late o. Toufaiana- OF Wamu
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- sod Ia Memphis By ChandIer n Co, and at
1Fgists everywhere. J. Wright & CO. NeE orleans
.oies1le a-rutz. ds2o-twrueaTlFis
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RrAI ESTATE SAIE-YesteTdaY morning
ar 10 O'Clock Monssrrst, Dup-se Co, sold at
auction at their sales room, siXty-fre acres Of
land. a usrt n the Anderson traot situated on
Wols river, about a mile Eor-h Of Dr. Thomas
residence. The lard sofa az one hundred and
trentv-hree dollars per acre, Dr. Thomas
being the purchaser Terms Cns-third cash,
balsncs IN enc and tro years, VITA Interest
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

The terms Of the discussion shall be an follows: Each
party nall alternately make the opening speech and may
follow and may occupy mot than hour and half
and the party making the opening speech shall then
IN hour. So , ~;
Two charmen shall Be selected at each meeting by their
respective parties whose duty shall be to presde keep
time, and the speaker shall sop q the moment he 10 mott
Ned Of the expiration Of the time without regard the
closing Of his sentence, or otherwise:
The chairman politically friendly 10 the party making
the middle speech shall be regarded the first chairman
and act acknowledgement In case Of any disagreement
they shall choose umpire who shall with them decide the
point. - IN, , 800 IT.1T !
Neither candidate shall be permitted supply his place
didote. 'u4 il.i3-j y q :
Neither candidate shall peak q any time or place mot
named In this List OF appointments for Joint discussion A.
YER the commencement Of the joint canvass the 2l of
Angus without giving to the other party weeks notice
sheFeof and extending TO the opposite party Invitation
20 mee him In joint discussion upon the same terms ut
such times and places
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

A BcsroS ExFERlEScE,-A frienl d
Taylor lately tried TO get glass Of bsi v
ton on Sunday evening. His eIperietc
amusing. my friend rflstei to NE ~ j
ing an experience which he had lanoesaas
What . curious city ,hisr he e1clalDr
night while was walking out alone, aS]
70 me that glass Of beer would be ~
for my thirst. So / looked here, ini n
there, going through many streets, y
house VAS closed; only the churches w.
AZ last stopped man in the street, ana
him In my Imperfect English: Is i poss'nM
IN this great city | cahnet get one smsl
beerg Hush, said the man, come "i!A "A
AZ: show ysa.i 30 We weas through man. =.
until be stopped at little dark dcot Y.
go up Then he went away. ! ssM ~
flight Of steps; it was dark. Iheu M
another fight, and saw lighted gus IN
the word Serenity upon i. inside ss IN
men, drinking beer. II drank gs.s w
obliged to pay double price for y ono
was very bad"
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~ We Asaza tAae ths ,s.e3,.~ :. u,n..-..
ssrg. % sasEasy ~, vs. ! No. es.,,as..-
-. i've sa'sssAa pessas we're pssss.a I
~ GUNNER vs. servsd W, % the satiufsct,oc =
everybody. Daziag u ~ and s.suniar. ,O,,,,.h.
= ssss nAds ~ Gov. Nrkvoed, Penn Cl,rke
=. y. jerome, I. D. Insersoll, and d.. Stone u
Iowa City. from which plaos sixty Wide Awake.
ssss pssssat Il = agreed that ii vas the -,
needing svse bssbes held In Ceatr.l Iov. |
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

Ths report that Ex-Governor johnson. of
9snn6yly6nia, hid declared for Bell and Kver.st
y uos tsM Ne Seeasgssh IN Linrois s.,.l
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- $3.50 l'l'l''''
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In this city Il the residence % A. Wctring, -
night Of Augass Is. $500, BY Rev. Geo. y .esssy
" p. Cus'ssIHoEa, Esq, and Mir CAs0lS'
beth u tAis place.
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tE ~ De- ~.
= IL ~ ~ Bysvsts st1S ~,
q 80 - job Borers. n 49,
Edsnt ylce Prsst6ents. D, 80
u Dx ~, n. @. Becthn -
p h1s4y tss.ss, ~ III
u. CROWN, d brown. O. ~
Nj II. n. 6. Hfllss. n 49, ,aI
- Gasions J. S. Bsowa. of 100
eNrc,aries VIM. Z. Icis~L
Iosd Of Cook, Aad G. D. Hick. \. -
= ccYpsttec d nine. % =. -
sipnal Diesfict, Nas Appojpte1 ~ -
: similar one On The nominss;.s sseda6s
stats ticket Tbs coamissee - -
ported 70 counties represented !, -
The following generaf resolut;os.y. ~
Resolved. That q Material =.
hail The nOmination 81 John Ri o
eFest, t0s The iirst olllces n n. =. -
loan psspas, With mingled itsl;s.s -
pleasure, and do hereby pIecrs - ~
the other, p do ali 10 our nos..
tlon and out Of Il, 70 serms ~ aas
cot vstes, in Novsm5s. MI 60
" Resolved. That no oos sAsi,
= seai y ths convention susl d. ~.
- % The above resolution. Co.; a,ns
y. The Electoral ticket 4 -. = -
Of 70 Davjs and D. n. weed 80 y
VI District electors, LIST d;ssr;..
"a John 9. ROgers; I'd Josi.,, Z = = -
9. Frick sth Q. n. Irwin; I'd + W.
tn John Golfer; sth L. Nolsod. y, I = =
Gubernatorial ticket, for co,.Mlt
Stewart Of Sangamon /; for IN, s' 7 w
%. Blackburn Of Rock IsIsnd y. e vorsrs
State James Monroe Of Col ~ ~ !. 80
Janss p. Smith q saasanon; 4, ~ -. =
ursr Jonathan Stamper u Moo !. - -
tendlnt o. Public INSTRUCTION b
No platform was adopted. a..
COMMITTEES was appointed, ma a. ., : Lisss
after listening 70 an eloquent apu.,l 80 ~
Williams Of Ky, and several Nm. IN
ticket. aad u
The Convention was ham,.;
flowing with enthusiasm. ID "
The bell and Everett mesSnr y, ~
very large and enthusiastic. asai \
The schooner Star Of the 49,. \
dates TO the 18th, has arrived MAas
The Stag Hound had arrived \ NJ.
$40 Coolies. essaau
Sugar firm at 81 r4aiA The ip,.,,..
week amounted to 1920 boIes M..
Havana and latanxas was 1ss. OsO -
The steamer Mule Goning, bouud N,
cola % Ship Island, vas struck 4, IN
gale and became . total wreck. I'D ".
crew pcrished.
The Government steamer, Poe.kss,.
dates from Vera Cruz to the oh inn n.
bringiug important dispatches fcr W
Liberals.
The Miramon Government refused !
to the demands Of the Spanish Eirjsr \.
ing Spanish claims. The Spanish -
Vera Cruz had demanded he re,es.s !. y.
Maria Conceptions, but the Jusr,, c..
had refused 70 give it up.
The Democratic Douglas Copvenfion I,
ada tMiss. yesterday nominated nm el..,|
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Col. FIT2 Henry WARREN.

Rspsb!ioas Candidate for Presidential Elecsor,
Mn address The people n The times and places indicated
By the following Iat u appointments:
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NEVER SAY DE.-The Kentucky Statesman,
Breckinridse's organ, after making the best of
the recent defeat of its party, then whistles up
the courage Of It's friends abroad, in this strain
'sTo our friends abroad We have to cav that,
no apprehension need be felt as to the vote Of
Kentucky in November. Mr.. Breckenridge aciH
certainly receive Tie eote of Kenhseky, and not by
less than ten thousand majority. He can't be
beaten in Kentucky. No fear need be entertain
I'D on that acort, ~. =. 7..., y.... w.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

~ Mr.. JOHN JACKSON, living in Flint River
township was badly hurt yesterday, by the falling
Of bridge at the end Of the planks near Aspen
Grove Cemetery. lie was coming to town on
load Of wood and while crossing the bridge, it
broke down, throwing hin. from the wagon and
injuring him internally. There will be q heavy
bill of damages for the town or county to pay
probably.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

"a Judge Wilson of Chicago has written .
letter urging Americans to vote for Lincoln
He has been prominent member Of the Ameri-
can party, but now says he cannot see the least
chancellor either Nessrs. Bell or Everett even
should the election 20 to the House. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

"a The German Turner'S Society Of this city,
Of which n. Ohrt ESQ.,, 10 President, have Sc
cured the large and commodious hall in the Mar
ket House for theatrical and gymnastic purposes.
The Society, we, understand, is in a fourishing
cnndifinn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

e8- Isaac Park is appealing to the benevolent
In Indiana on behalf of the sufferers by the storm
at Camanche and New Albany. We see notice
Of him in the New Albany Tribune. tits our un-
Outstanding that the wants Of the sufferers were
fully supplied. Some Eve hundred dollars were
raised here some time since, and the money Of
fered but refused and returned to the contribu-
tors Mr.. Park is probably an imposter. i.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

~ Hon Jas. S. Rollins, the Opposition men,
Der elected to Congress from the Second Dis.
trict of Missouri, although not an avowed Re-
publican, will undoubtedly give an earnest sup
port to the general policy of Mr.. Lincoln's' adj
ministration. His election, in q strongly Demo-
cratic district is one Of the signs of the times.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

EDITOR HAwK-EYE:-SIR:-I see in your IL.
sue Of the l4th inst, you say that was offered
the position Of Elector upon the Democratic
Douglas ticket, but declined for two reasons, one
because my professional business would not per.
init, and the other because would not suffer my
name 10 be associated with Clay Dean and FL
wood. permit me to say that such is not the fact.
hare mot been offered the position Of Elector
upon the Democratic Ticket, and allow me 10 cav
that had such position been offered mo should
have felt honofed BY association with such
men a. Clay Dean and Elwood In the honorable
advocacy Of the cause Of Democracy under the
gi0fiOus banner Of Douglas aud .oAvsson.
Very respectfully your Democratic fellow cit
IN 49,. III JAMES W. wooDs.
1Asss = ~ H. saallsst doubt but ssrimherp
re!ased 70 canvass with Ds,n, although he denies
= u tAs above note- whsA - y he.rd 81, r.po,,
se a.aed several Of hs po,itisal - p.r.eo.ll
friends u y vas trua. Ons.sf a. go 4. :. =
70 Woods and make ~ isquisy II 800 s,ss
It vsa TIM. then " might pnds,ss.pd Il 8. 81.
tFss and y had not rsfassd 70 sssys. M nba
dsa1sd y - could bet our spils & w. tr~e-
Wes1 vssA nsvsf allsw Aalssaf . 9 .,ix.
= - W. sss-ang e1ss N ~. = eu,,.
c0thaD ~ e0WVoA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

No Fusion IN PENNsYLvAxIA.-Forney Of the
Press is down upon the proposed fusion like :
thousand Of bricks He pronounces the action
Of the Convention which met at Cresson to be
deliberate assassination Of the Democratic creed
He proceeds to say:-.ss si 4.
Il was decided at Cresson that the electoral
vote Of the State should be cast for any man
running - Democrat whom it could elect. Now
let US suppose that out Of . total vote in Penn.
sylvania in November next Of SOC, 900, ISL 900
should be polled for the Fusion electoral ticket.
and il should thus be successful--tllat Of the
10 600 thus p0lled POI, 900 should be given to
Douglas, and but 10000 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
showing that but one tenth OF our voters favored
the election Of the latter III the vote Of Pennsvi
vania could elect the Dsuni0p nominee un,i,.r
the terms Of the Crssson resolutions. he would
receive It, And, 10 despite Of noisy partixan nro.
fesaions Of . regard for 1.-THE will OF the m.;n,;.
ty," and for the right Of the people TO eoyerr
themselves, the Democracy of the State wonld n
arrange their political machinery az 70 ele,4 i.
fesnt, 6y tie AecsorR Sotes Of he Stt,te j ,,,,,,,
npposas9 ~ Asss team One-tenM Of our roa,,, o.1
ofposd ~ mare than nine tent!s Of our c;t;a.,.s .
. An act Of per6dy like this, II by any noss;h;l;
Y y conld ee successfal might, il il true renew
the terms Of those Federal officials Who have "a
0aseiy Prossifased the power they posseas but Il
would forever zeal the doom Of Tie bemooracy AZ |
Pennsylvania, and coasign them 10 eternal delsat
those Who arc too unprincipled Or too obtnsc to 1
'ce the force Of this fatal objection 10 IN .cticn
p the cresson Committee arc beyond the ra.ch 4
y argument Of any kind II
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

u Wearc requested to say, on behalf of the
good people Of Augusta, that the notorious Peter
Kessler, always mentioned a. of Augusta, is not
a citisen of that town and does not live within
Ave miles Of it. They want il distinctly under
stood that he is not one Of them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

NEW APPoINrMENT.-We learn that Mr.. B..
Searcey has been sworn in as Deputy Sheriff, vice
J. F. Wilson, resigned. The appointment is a
good one. Il afbFs.- t.i4 Hsa $3.50
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

| all parties concede this fact. They use public
money to control elections, and to extend sla-
very. ,iY,gz A...g.a.
Hannibal Hamlin was an old school Democrat.
When the Democrats left their principles, he adj.
hered to the principles, but left the party. He
has been conspicuous MS Senator for his adyo.
cacy OF the poor mans rights and interest.
Abraham Lincoln is an honorable, able. and
honest man. His worst enemies admit this to be
true. What more do we want, than an able
honest, honorable administration of the govern.
ments 4'-. 3A ~ 80 I
Party Is OF no account-principles everything
The principles OF the Republican party are cor
rect. Vote for them while they adhere to their
present principles. fss s ~
The object Of the Republican organization is
to promote the free industry, aud hence the de.
velopment aud permanent good Of the country,
while their opponents are demonstrating from
day to day that they have no other object than
to embarrass and crush out the free, honest in.
dustry Of the country, that they may substitute
in its place system which is blighting in its
effect upon all the great interests Of the nation
The amount Of money annually squandered ON
political favofites in party contracts, and in the
support Of papers and partisans, whose action 10
designed to thwart the wishes Of the people is up-
wards Of $50 ,O0O, 900 per annum. Thissum, large
as it II, bears but small proportion to the mis-
chief done to the masses Of the people, growing
out Of the gross Encouragement OF public
affairs. 80 q sg' s''
Il i, for the interest Of every man who is not
an Office seeker to vote for the Republican ticket,
for the simple reason that their policy will invig-
crate the industrial interest of the North west,
while the Democratic policy il 80 thoroughly con-
trOlled BY the interest Of slavery that they will
not aid 10 promoting the interest Of free white
men and women. Slavery has degraded the free
white labor Of the South, and has nov begun to
do the same thing AZ the North.
Lot every man who loves freedom better than
slavery. who loves industry, Intelligence, and
prosperity better than idleness ignorance, and
poverty. vote for the Republican ticket; BY 10
doing he viii surely aid in promoting the moral
and material wealth and happiness Of the poor
and the lahoring classes Of biz country The true
patriot has but one party, the people; be has but
one siua-sheir greatest good. iie's .5iq
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

But to drop the poetry and come down to re
alities, a. Dean is to be ut Washington ON the
24th, We have word Of caution for our Mr.. Be-
aty. Be sure and not feed Dean upon chickens,
Or if you do, don't let him eat more than six
That thing has been tried with the most disas.
trous results hereabouta There will be other
foods trolling between" If you don't regulate his
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-18

Mr.. Breckenridge, having been nominated for
the Presidency by the Richmond Southern
Rights Convention accepts the nomination in
the following letter sssi ~ N eisFf . t'tts