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'3t la0gslr soR THE BoB-TAL DExocRA-
AAora2 DOUGLAS ORGAx our FOR LINCOLN
i0vA CIrr REPoRrxR PULLS DOWN Doua
AND 'oHAsoS AND Ruxs ur TIE FLAG or
aA AND HANLlN.-"We stop the press" to
1ss that Edmund Harrison, proprietor of
=" city Reporter, one Of the Oldest and
usnocratic newspapers in Iowa, in the
a Wednesday says lie cannot longer give
sport 70 the platforms and candidates of
sng Of the Democratic party and there
MES down the names Of Douglas aud John
mn the head Of his paper. He says the
A viii hereafter advocate Republican
sss and support Lincoln and Hamlin for
1SHdency. Mr.. Harrison promises to give
s0as Tor this change in the next number
np8. Mr.. Sylvester withdraws from the
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ID A we'll dressed lady, whose apIrance
Indicated position in the higher ranlof So
ciesy, while passing along one Of the bactreets,
not far from the landing yesterday, wsrossly
insulted by an inebriated vagabond, whtagger-
cd against her and almost fclled heto the
ground Tho sccne was witnessed hseveral
gentlemen, who started TO assist hebut ere
they could reach the spot, abe quistlyckcd up
. large stick lying near and gave tfellow .
couple Of raps which ssatb bim OF inhsrry.-
Ths lady then pssumsd her walk, ap1ently IN.
rufiled BY the incident We admithe ladys
epunk, and il bsr example vas genely follow
ed BY ladies when annoyed BY suclsscalA the
result would be cessatioa Of thoss ults % ire
qusntly offered to unprotected fsnas On the
ps,hlic thnrounhfaroe. s4.,ss ,sl.,5t "a:
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a. The fellow arrested On ny lAst, Who
caused the odlcsrs 70 much tropblearrest him,
vas Aned ten dollars and costa busttee Sny-
Der. Saturday. He WAS unable eay and vas
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The disposition ofmany old Wings and Ameri-
cans in the South to leave Bell and Everett for
Breckinridge and Douglas is not very cordially
responded to by others of their number. The
Cumberland md. } Telegraph says for instance:
We prefer Mr. Lincoln before either of the
democratic nominees, and il driven from our
support Of Mr.. Bell by the treachery Of our lead
ing men.if our party is to be sold out to either
wing OF the democracy-then We are for Lin
old Marylandn o
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For further particulars apply to the Bell -Ev
erett State Committee, to - l al}!
81 - GENERAL MANAGERS, or 70
eH Sale positive! No postponement on ac-
count of weather.

CHANGE or TUNE.-Twelve years ago the Dem
ocrats of the Illinois Legislature voted in favo
Of the following resolution relative to Texas:
Resolved, That our Senator's in Congress b,
instructed and our Representatives be requested
to use their best efforts to insert into any act OF
ordinance establishing any and all such Terrific
rial government, a ,f,ssdaaaeatal article or pro
vision, which shall proeidt, declare aud g,ardnte
that slavery or involuntary servitude-except a,
punishment for crime, whereof the party shal
have been first duly convicted-AsaR be proltiJl
fea therein SO long as the same shall remain
Territory. -. .7
Now they arc in favor Of no,,-i,.teyrent;on /
Congress!
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Our readers are aware that the two branches
OF the New jersey Democracy held their State
Conventions at Trenton, on Wednesday, and al
40 that little fag-end American friction was on
hand at the same time, pretending to hold
state Convention" Among the handbills an
nouncing these several conventions, some wse
caused one in the following words to be promi-
nently and generally posted:
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An 0ufsP0Egx U1OceAf.-We dnd in the
sckson tKich) Citizen report Of speech de.
Eered BY Hon J. G. Wood, Democrat of that
Acs, at meeting Of the Young Mems Demo
pic Club Ar. Wood begins his address by a
NJ review Of the history Of the Democratic
~ in Michigan, in which he asserts that until
Ey that party, acknowledged that slavery
Ba gsst moral evil-a great curse to the peo.
mi disgrace to the nation;" and adds:
Ba! no~ il Is claimed by large portion Of
Democracy that it is divine institution
y sarery Is the best condition of the African.
= Nn Nninteryention with this subject in Com
Ed the Territorial Legislatures is to be
Enad to. These sentiments wers advocate
tshal within three weeks as good Democrat
aE'rine lby Bennett and Johnson). have
" been Democrat, but never indorse
suilments-I repudiate them As violation
re-! Pnnclple OF mans better nature; of the
mol the Declaration Of Independence. and of
Pavs Of nature and Of God. / believe that
human being, black or white, rich or poor.
Aw, educated or uncducsted, civil or
aanan, is equally entitled to life, liberty and
pursuit OF haPpiness-that slavery is not the
saadition for any human being, and that it
grading alike to the master and the slave. /
looked upon this contest with fear and
nang that it would finally come to this, that
North must array itself against the South.
ue South against the North, ard thus form
great parties ia this country. and in such an
Se 90 not hesitate to say that we shall be
d with the North"
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esss WIDE Awake ana In the Field.
ance the organization Of Appanoose
ss centreville, her county seat, wit
sch political demonstration o. came
SO last Saturday. No great pains had
AAea to inform the Republicans Of the
!" "' pole would be raised on that day.
-.A's M were sstonislled to see wagon load
'So0 load, carriages, horsemen and foot.
pul@s INTO town, until when formed into
.'0" " reached near . quarter Of . mile
[sA' aade from the hundreds that vere
=" The Ceutreville Brass Band headed
rO'ess'on discoursing fine music. After
s.ea psssed once Ground she square
: ca'aed and Lincoln and Hanlin pole,
= ..aa'ed and thirty feet high, vas reared
S' sce'dent and without whisky, nine
eoeefs followed, then short recess
"D'e'ock the N. z. Church was filled to
capacity, tnot being large enough 70
Who desired to hear,) to listen to
sfon NJ. Weaver, of Bloomfield, and
=, ''oa Of this county. The audience
W eleased with both addresses. Mr..
~ from some virtue derived from
= some other cause, ,asens to go the
@e Democracy have soses snd got
s. themselves, in as clear light a. any
sakes in the county, having such
and lounge hung at both ends,
-uo0s caused the cold sweat to stand
@ee sasesri6ed- Poor fellows! ! hepe
ses another chance at them they will
ps0ssd and be ready 70 do right
en- ahng was ores, thrss cheers and
a. seo, then Ill returned home sober
"'l'sd 70 spare NO pains ID giving
esenty 70 Liacoln and Hanlin. s.
y. MECHEM.
AUW Go0Hu ~ 4tg ~. 49,, Sse, "
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! y - @teA aalh bevstskenfbs
m nade speeehes . Iadiaaela, re.
~s%%S - ssrs
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~ 44.s4 PCBLlC 6ALEl ..Ls i u. I..s.r
GREAT SALE OF AMERICAN VOTERS!
POLITICIANS ATTEND ,2-
Will be offered for Sale at Public Auction to
the highest Democratic bidder, on Wednesday,
the 25th Of July, 1850, at
..5s0 sl u DoLroN's HALL, 7ss 3D. sg
In the City'of Trenton, all the residue remnants
and remains Of the Constitutional, Bell.ringing.
Union-saving, Bell-Everett party Of New Jersey.
comprising -- hundred votes, more or less
together with the whole stock in trade, consist
ing of one bell Slightly crackcd.) one copy Of
Everett's orations, six bottles Of Spauldine's
Union Glue, large supply Of palm oil, with
select assortment Of Spread Eagles and Dark
Lantern. The particular attention of Senator
Thomson and cx- x-Senator VIM. Wright is invited
to this rare chance for q fine bargain. ass
Payment ia 't,zA preferred, but well secured
promises of Foreign Missions or Post Office ap-
pointments will meet with prompt attention.
No warranty Of title, and the delivery Of
votes purchased will be at tie exclusive risk of the
buyer. 9,t no a9aa.4asg.s,- sso.l ngs, : ~
For further particulars apply to the Bell.Ev.
erett State Committee, to. lH ~ .l4
Isl GENERAL NANAcvRs or IN
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~. f,evnlx roa Sns BosaAM nzaocaAcY.
s;f,rt.nss, shsy ~, nsves co.s singiy n
- With - Dsmocratic party. 1hsir
~, ,re numerous and tryiag. and o5ertaka
~ ~, /. troops, companies anA batsAlisaA ~
-, ,..s sssns sish Accousts Of seesssions,
- ..:..ss ssd lesser sroubiee 1hsir confusion
4 d;,Osr,ion i akin % sAas At Tie building of
!. u river Il Babel In iowa shsre ~ heen .
......;oa Of most dishsartsaing nd provekine
..-ioa Many leading Democrats, III IN parsj
"a .s,se ssste, seeing the folly Of lcsger adhsriag
,.,sy in 70 hopeless conditiou, hsvs bsokeu
4 q. ,has beund them " she rotten party
i, .,.,Iv jcioed the Republican, The rank
= A. are coming over TO the support Of LIN.
i, a.;lv and hourly in all parts Of the stats.-.
~. M ,esspsper organs are either dying outright
;. ,.pise over TO the Republicans. Their can
,,.,,. such Of them as have any thing 70 loose,
:. a,s,ing and refusing TO rum. Judge Gsaas,
:, n..port, refases 70 allow his name q bs
I'D d, The Supreme Judgship And nov, even
/, eu.sa Byington, little Of reputation and
.,,,rser 1. he has to loose, refuses the position
4 Senatorial EleciOr. But great as are these
.;.so,.upes-hasd q il has been for Them 10
~, sish % nsay Of their best men -crashing |
ri is for party already in . hopeless minority
az deeinsted BY desertions and torn by divis-
;o. ,Aee are mot its greatest trosblea With
q. - 4 psiscipie and unity and nationality |
,u, aisssared those leaders who have hereto
Sr sa forward ss representative nen.-
|Yu shssnproach, to be sure. Bat all sshon.
xsbk un' compared with their successors.-
|IA ssAs present leaderso Of that party Look
y nuouineesf for ONCE! Noliving party could |,
snss De championship Of Clay Dean, much
y ~ sstten, divided and distracted Dcmoc.
eya Iowa Loss Of principle il nothing for
Va, for they never had much to loose. Defeat
ssthiag, for they are used to il in this Stats.
)a to be oaicered and commanded as they are /
rs, to be compelled to muster under. such IL
IsrcL gresser as Clay Dean Is their greatest =
Iouble and humiliation. They might have sur. =
lived all their other troubles, but this, neverl
: IL Ila. Il
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The New YORK Journal Of Commerce ,,v.

The New York Journal Of Commerce says:
From what we see and hear, we are inclined "a
believe that the Breckinridge vote in this city
viii much exceed the Douglas vote. notwithstani
ing the latter has the endorsement Of Tammany
Hall and Mayor Wood. There are doubtless
many Douglas men here, but We scarely ever
meet with one Among the merchants there is
an unprecedented degree of unanimity.
The same paper says that portion Of the
State ''below the highlands, comprising nearly or
quite one-third Of the Democratic votes in the
State, is we believe decidedly in favor Of Breck
lnrldge, as compared with Douglas. In the
State at large. Douglas is probably ahead, but
will not long be SO. If Breckenridge continues to
gain as he has donen ~ ~. g -. -s''s. 's
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-08-04

- Hoy differently folks are saseted. An
editor up horth says that one Of his ssbscsibsrs
pFsssnAsd hin with lot Of green cesn end o..
canbefs ssA ever since Bio psn has run swith
perfect ioolenslk" = editors asa thus aasctsd
BY this kind Of diek We i~plsss his fisAds as
iDsS Noines % heep Aatchins from green corn
and cucuR6srs \ fkst want 70 save any psst of
hin thpOngh 4og datA5sgfsa nsi0ss9ygz sA1
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~ waahinstoa Rsnt and Tho Express
Earoohass cannot carry all tie Bell and Everett
= men Of New York over to their plan Of . COM
D.naticn ticket for the benefit firstly Of Douglas
eaa naally soi Beeekinridge.l Tho Troy Whig,
oae Of the ablest old Wing and Amclican papers
Ia the Statc, declares against the policy and
only three papers in the State support Il. s Z
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- The Republican Convention of thirst
Congressional District Illinois, met At Rtford,
"Wednesday, and Hon. E. B. Washburne,s . mo-
minated for re-elecfisn, ON the second bit.
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w Our readers probably rccollect the stc
related Of old Peter stuyvesant, the Dutch
Governor Of New York, Immediately after tt
colony came into the possession of GIT
Peter complained to the authorities, thsa
large number Of men were accustomed to be
in the sea Immediately in front Of his residcc,
thereby causing much trepidation among.is
family Of daughters. When the officer compiled
to, reminded the old gentleman that the hch
was fully half mile from his house, and olcts
upon it, therefore indistinct, Old Peteres-
ponded: swell, but my gals have got bspy
glass. .g,s .f-.a...5, ..z....- 4
Have not some of our delicate and nest
young ladies suffered in similar manner I'VE
suggest to the city authorities that they rrain
men and boys from bathing in the river,ove
the gas works - their nude appearance very
shocking to persona ON the bluf who harm to
have spy glasses. ~
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90 fs Chicago, July 30. n
Francis A. Hoffman, who was nominated A.
I cancidate Tor ofhcc Of Lieutenant Governor AZ
me last Republican Convention, and who. since
tnat time, has published his resignation on. ~.
count 9, ~ heaifh, publishes letter in this nj.
and declaring himself candidate for thst oeRcs
nc says: herewith comply with the ysans.s oa n
my Fellow Republicans and place myself a the
dlsposal OF the party prepared to serve fin tbc;r
opsniOn the cause Of free labor demands nv SER
viceA ! desire TO have IL understood that do
not wish 70 interfere With the action Of the State
COMMITTEE, leaving It with theM.. either 10 con-
s'der my former letter of declination Withdrawn.
and to annul their caA for Stats Convention
or to allow said Convention 70 convene and ~
make q choice among the candidates before them.
rs8s II Aurora. Ill,, july 81 .,t,a
The Republican rally at this place TODAY -
grand affair. II is estimated that 20 O0O -
IS, 600 Republicans were present.. The nroces,
sion from st. Charles, Elgin, Geneva and Rata.
viz was 2f miles ip length. Thai from Oswrroy
Bristol and Plano was nearly two miles long. III
with m1sics banners, transparencies and Ill other
imaginary devices ccmmon in such dcme~ssra !.
tons. The BatAyia boys twere splistinx Nv -
Sna naliding rail Pens ~ the procession. Tie
Batavia, Napefviiie, Oawego. .lsig Rock and All
rU.s ss. oah0a ssse present Two hunired Inoantpl
Mlae AwakeA escorted the Siilhrsas proce ssioua
Arnold and Knox spoke iii TngIisS from 80, 49,
stand, while Kseisman and Hessllt we're 1sars.s
ING large nnn6en Of Germans st etAsr sesn.ls n,
q: gfoye There il 70 he speecnes fro,n, Nv.
nalcony o( the hotel this evening ~ Yates. Knor.
tafnswofth, Peata and HurebuS II Enrlish. ani
irom Krelaman, Nsssing and NSssner q OS SYman.
Ine Wide Awahes arsa aprepasine for . asand
asm prevails. - =
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F%
Daniel s. Dickinson writes: II 80 iinoi ~ - ..s
Tor the National Democracy, but support Brscisl
inridge. The party has failsa Into tke haods 4
gamblers and trickstsra 10 gst M 1 f..;@s !,
ticket would only perpetuats their corrunt n.
usence, ana am fof standing by principle and
taking The conseqacnces.s I'M rE 81 -
q. i, RrruaIicAxf Mnrlxo d PrxxsYty xsYt ANA. n. e.
neseca'ssesF, July -. -AAdinassshs, ana critic.
s'astlc mass convention ee Repab,lAans - shsld
cee Yesterday and was addressed by Nessrs
yaet'n, Hickman and Osmpbela In the evening
tnsre was hrilltAnt tofchiighs psoccniSu xitS r.
nreworkA BY the Wide Awakes u WssaehssHssg
fhlladelphia and neighboring towns Speeches /,
we're made BY Aessra Carey, NcKsagh, Rlchey.
Cafiee. and Cheesman d California III twuA t6e !.
hrst Republican dsn1onslrAslon ever Witnessed in
tnfscopnty.s sged sHfsl sad saisf " dtHa Law ~
y BRowHses On fHs gqcxrfRla- -rhe Jultva .al
her Of Bfo2usoMS Qosrteriy givca the cditoPsql
cpision " DsssiaS territorial thsotiee
n Mr. Douglas y nndefsssod % dehy I'm 49, o.
p Conevsss, ard ~ assest II fOy thc neonsS N
Territory unasr shs Md of Nhat n n M
SqdatssrA e0vNvagnt - w. knov s67ISwS =
mess fiscreditable q ! man ~ had ~ f.sk
TO be . judge even In an interior court
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ID We are informed by the Postmaster in
slas city, and by correspondent at .Ottamwa,
s''at Cehtervills b entitled 10 under tho coptracs
and therefore gets but ! atri-weckly mall, The
Postmaster ct that.place, Who wrote va that they
received daily mail, but tho Daily Hawk.Eye
was received only tri-xcekiy, was slightly mis-.
taken He ought to have known about the r..
celpt OF the mails, it seems to us. q, n. s.-.z-
- number Of articles were stolen and de.
stroyed from the gas fitting and plsmbing estab-
'ishment q g. Allen, ON Main street, SATURDAY.
night The perpetrators have not been discoy
cred. 9ha sst .35 @sss5 Z st&a St f9e
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ISLAND CIrY MiLrs.-we suppose that almost
every body in this county, knows where ssJackS
Mil" ID or used to be- It formerIy in the oldee
time supplied families for many miles ,sroupd
with four meal &c. BY and By the .'old min had
gone TO decay Ben Bolt, " and much of tbe tradc
once enjoyed was diverted into other ghannch
Il could no longer meet the demands az ~ m.
creasing population. n, s.afe .s.-, a..a - n.
Buta change has. come over the Old mill--
Messs woodward / 90, lately pnrchased the
site, and upon the ruins have erected one n M.
best mills Of the kind In shs wholc counsrv. A.
ne Invitation Of friend Brown . mespber II the
hrm, We visited il the other day, and looked
through the Establishment II Il supplied win
both watsr and steam power, and can. therefore
be run througheut thc year They salI IL tAa
Island City lillA. That they turn cut splen-a i
did donr. We can testify from trial Of Il, and
wewouid adyisc our citi1enH and our friends III
the country % give g tsial.l ~ 1909 ssslfsq
Mf Brown aays they arc coutemplsGint tAe !
construction of . Paper Mill in connection with /
their Flour Mill. We hope taey win do %. We
are satisfied that Il would pay them, and W r.
great accommodation 70 this section ofthe tO,RIl
Piaindealsr. I rs.f!s,F1-Bf "a j
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Isef suicide are reported In mn.
~ nan na~sd wssA living ahsat
ov Canton, Fulton Co., committsd
h,,... q tenporasy dsrangsmcnt, By
- ! -, : eisv davs siaee. A young
.,,, a00est studley, living peas Nspsa-
s - ~ thesG las Ssiurday.
~ 4sr'is eaassqnsasloa . fsas ~
Ne act He leaves 1 fspily. ~ y
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REPunLICAN MrRrING.--A spirited Republican
meeting was held In Huron township, Saturday
afternoon last, ct Dolbec's School.hoase. The
building WAS too small to hold the crowd, and
an adjournment was had to the grove. Addresses
we're made by Measrs. Crocker, Ovcrton, and Z.
w. Chamberlain, which were well received. The
best feeling is abroad among the Republicans Of
Des noinss county, They are earnest, united
and hopefal, md win make one more effort to
redeem the county. As our Democratic iriends
are pot likely 70 have money enough 70 pay for
bringing NJ fo3 Nenphis four Or i've hundred
Irish voters this time, they may sscceed. ~
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~. 81. Louis, July 81 Il
lhe extensive iron railing mandatory Of Mes
Mufy, "mkle, MAR Co., was burned this
Offices S5'El'''s s' ts N~'s'o = eSssy
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na0 never Witnessed anything like II before, was
really fearful One hail-stonc was picked ur
which measured At inches in diameter! Those
large stones, it is true, were the exception; bui
such stones were picked up in different parts Of
the city. The storm was not accompanied by
much wind Had il been, the destruction oi
property would have been immense As il was,
several hundred dollars worth of glass was
broken, and roofs covered with patent sheeting
were cut through, andsthc dwellings deluycd in.
side with water. ! The hal, was followed by a
tremendous shower OF rain, which filled the
drains in a few minutes, overRowed the Yards
and streets, filing cellars and lower stories Of
stores and dwellings, and making for short
time, regular river of Main street-McGregor
Press
BITTEN BY a RArTLEsNAxE.-We learn that
little girl age.l some ten years, the daughter Of
Mra Forbes, residing at Gaenavillo, was bitten
by -rattlesnake last week. She went out to
pick raspberrics, in company with several chill.
dren, and, when about TO climb fence. she felt
something scratch her beg, which at first she
supposed TO be bricr, but looking down she
saw the snake. The limb commenced swelling,
and she went but little way. before assistance
had to be procured to carry her home. A ply.
sician was summoned, who administered LIQUOR
freely, and hopes are now entertained that she
"e"s l~SSssS St5Vs = AScss =
HoUsE BUexr-We learn that Mr.. Edwards'
house, about sl'ree miles southwest Of this place.
was burnt on last Sunday morning, about six
o'clock. But little Of the contents Of The house
were saved. We have not heard the estimaeel
loss. Il y thought that the Are originated ffom
which doabsless caught firs from
sparks being thrown out from embsrs that were
lying upon the hearth-f0eeola Courier.
"A LARGE DRovE. noticeia drove Of cat
tle pass through this place to-day, On their vay
eass, numbering seven. hundred and fiftecn head.
They were stock cattle and appeared rbe Of the
Mexican breed, snd will doubtless be fasseueJl
either IN this State or illinois, before being
driven 70 an eastern market [Oceolo Coulter.
. FLEAaAHr ,DrSs,-To be abls 70 ny that IL
ON Of III. Ackerson, whom ve noticed II cur
sst issua, e killed ~ stroke Of lightning. Has
not killed. % our informant stated, thopeh 4
sas spPPoasd fer long time that 10 vas dead.
rhrpugh coptlnned and unr6mitting exsstions ~
uaa finally reSllscttAttd, ana bis recovery q nov
considered certaln.-(Cedar Falls Gazette.