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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
December 10, 1850 2 -5w-sa '"G Ma.

Jackson Lynes
vs.
1T Whyte
Sarah Whyte
Wm HobIitzeil and
Martha HoolitzeIl
By virtue Of a decretaf order ISSUED from the Clerks
once Of the District Court Of Eemaha county, in the
% Judicial District Of Nebraska Territory, upon adecree
made BY said Court at its September Term, a. d. 1860. in
the aqove entitled cause /: / will sell on Friday, the 18th
d day Of January A p 1851, at the hour OF II o'clock, a.
n. Of said day, at the door Of Homer Johnson's Hall
CHE place where said Court was last held in brown
VIE, Nemaha county. Nebraska Territory, the follow
ing described real estate, with the appurtenances there
10 belonging, ro-wit: The northeast quarter OF section
no. 10, Ia township no. 5, north Of range no. is. east Of
the sixth principal meridian, in Nemaha county. Eeb-
raSka Territory, and the southeast quarter OF section no.
10, IN township no. 8, north Of range Is, east Of the Ctr
principal meridian, incOunty and Territory Aforesaid. 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand.
S. BEDFORD, Master Com.
Brownville, Dec 10th, 1860. n2s-5w-ss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
STATIONERY.

FOolseap paper. fancy letter paper, giIt edged n0ia,
and envelopes, plsfH. fancy, and EMBOSSED, pens Pesd5
and pen-hoidorS, inks Of AL kihdss iaEtands, EGss
and gealiDg-Wax.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
N II w
THRASHIDG machine.
AT AUCTION.
To all whom At mau concern -:

NOTICE is hereby given that a New Thrashing Ma
chine with all the fixtures thereto belonging, directed to
one G.. D. Shannon, and on which tberefs SO. 10 charges,
will, unless said charges be paid before that time, be
sold at the door of my warehouse in Brownville. Ne
braska. to the highest cash bidder, on Monday, December
18th, 1860. ~THE0DOR HILL,
Commission Merchant,
Brownv1lle, N. T..
November 18th, 1860. n19-5t
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

Dissolution of PartnershiD.

Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the merchantiie business
heretofore carried Oh by the undersigned, under the hrm
name Of Seigel and Greenbaum was this day mutually
dissolved. David Seigel IS authorized to settle up the
business OF the concern.
All persons knowing themselves indebted either by
note or account are hereby notified that unless they
come Orwardimmediately and pay up, the notes and ac-
counts will be placed in the hands Of an officer for col
lection. DAVID SEIGBL,
Sept GO, 1850 q HENRY n ENBAU1E.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13
PURE

Holland Gin, Irish whisky, Bourbon whisky, GBrE
Brandy. Cordial. Port Wins, Madeira, Wine, White rhs
aud Malaga Wt2s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-12-13

His stock consists Of the following articles. which s
will sell cheap for cash
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
A KIDNAPPING CASE.

ForR SUPPOSED RrSAwAYs CApTURED-THE
DEMOCRACY ExrLr At THE PResPEcr OF THE
THIRTY PIECES OF SILvER"-THE TAEoRITEs
GIVE cHAsE-THE DEMOCRACY TAKEN CAPTIVE
They EAT WITH THE NIGGERs, AND ARE SENT
EoME-GREAT EXCITEMENT AND FuN.-On Sat
urday last, four negroes, in company with two
white men, were discovered by tie Democracy
Of Mud Creek township, travelling in northerly
direction. They were supposed to be runaways
Now, IN the South, they use dogs to hunt rlina-
ways, but in this country that labor devolves
upon Democrats. Well, they give chase, and
when they reached Pottswattomie County. they
were oversaken, captured and brought back to
Mud Creek, where Esq. Kramer was INDUCED to
order the Imprisonment Of the negroes as fusi-
tives, and set the next day for hearing oil the
white men. 10. Foster, Lukenbill, and one or
two Others, started with the negroes for Glen
wood to confne them in the County Jail Ar
irving at GienwOod, however a consultation of
the Democracy was held on the street, when it
was deemed inexpedient to place them in the Jail.
for said they, Griggs 1.-THE jaiior) is ID Ab
olitiOnist, and will set them free; and Samson
1.-THE sheriff. would let then, out unless they had
the necessary papers to hold them legally. So
they started towards Missouri; but concluded to
stop at Geo. Linville's. Shortly after. the Shcr.
~ was aroused by some horsemen, who inquired
IT there Tere any negroes in jail Ga being in
formed that there gerc not, signal was given
and about twenty men appeared aud started to-
ward Missouri 1t is said they did not STOP antil
they arrived at Sidney, when they became salts
he'd they were on the wrong track, and retraced
their steps. Next day Sunday two Taborites.
who were at Esq Kramer's, returning hcme. saw
which led them to believe the negroes
we're 1t 10. Fosters. So one of them remained
% watch, while the other went to Tabor with the
news. That night pretty chase took place
At two O'clock Monday morning the Democracy
md negroes were overh luled on Indian creek.
where rescue took place. The kidnappers had |
meantime been reinforced BIZ the addition Of
Acssss Castle and Gardner, of Glcnwood The
escpers took Poster, Wyatt and Follet 10 Tabor,
made them eat breakfast with the negroes and /
hen sent them to Loudon, on their Eay aornc. I
he negroes, after breakfast, proceeded 10 lie |
Depot of the Underground Railroad. where they
COX the first train. The two white men who
,ere arrested were released
Now, the negroes say they were not slaves but
zee negroes-that they had lived in the Choctaw
ation; but that in consequence Of he recent
~ Of that nation relative to selling ftcc ne.
'pes into slavery, they concluded e leave
eweser, this would have made no difference
ith the kidnapper=. They undoubtedly intend.
t. take them 70 Missouri, aEd II they could
Ut find master, have them sold to Dag cx-
,nsea.
The shove Il ~ near the facts AZ we can learn
EN- from our infornaais- n Pacific City Her
nj =. E - 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

PROTEST. AeAINsr EARLY RrslxG-Dr, Hal,
~ Tie February number of his journal Of Health.
SAYS: "One OF the very worst economies ~
time Is that flched from necessary sleep. The
wholesale but blind commendation of early !; s;ng
Is as mischieyous in practice as ii Is arr.nt IL
theory. Early rising is crime arains, the M.
best part of our physical nature. unless Il !.
preceded by an early retiring. Multitudes Of
business inca II large cities count il SAVING
OF une they can make 4 ioar.sy of
hundred or two miles at night bv steamioat r.
railway lis ruinous mistake. IT never f.,l,
TO be followed by want of general wei, fae,;nr
for day or two after, it, indeed. the man daas
,es 4e.ssG bone actually SICK or 20 near it As 70
pc Gnht Tor full attention to his business FIR !
week aftervard. Whom man leaves home IN
business, It is always important that Ii s,,nulI
nave his wits about him; that the mind shorlI
De fresh and vigorous the spirit lively huoy.
ant and cheerful No man can say that 1. 4
thus with him utter a night on d railroad - ~,
.he she'll Of . steamboat The first great rec;,,c
tfr sound, connected, and refreshing sle,.n /.
Ray&es4 exsresse. Toll is the price al slcen
we caution parents particularly ncs "a allow
/. .nelr chiiaren to be wa..ed up Of mornings. hut
nave care that they go to bed ut an earis hour.
let IT be earlier and earlier, until ii i found I'M,
shey wake up Of themselves in full time q ,,res.
.or breakfast Being walked I'm early and M
sOSNe - eSGaE N diaRcult or sny stn.lie. -.
~ Just before retiring. Lay given mauy h,su.
uiol and pronising. child brain iever q, .;s,ss-
mined ordinary ailments to the production ~ |
water On the brain
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

1ne southern ooatsdsracI bitterly sssails NJ.
Hsyoen, merchant Of Atlantis, bsciise. " 4
Pnbiic meeting in that city, he secuted de .nor'
intercourse foolery which u advocated BY thai
2 tper. and used the following language--which
nrafueai men everywhere viii endorse q !. III.
PIE and pefvnenj; = : '''''
i. I IshaII nuy goods wherever can est Them
.ne cheapest, and when'E 90 to Ecw Yoik | u
~ tne money 70 my pocket. and never Nave
moerat whig. i K6oW Noshlnr . M. :. p e.
publican, o. IN Abolitionists -e- NC
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

The CHARLESTON CONFERENCE.-The Pau
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR DELys.rE.-E
Charleston correspondent Of the \. Y. Jsg-s
Of Commerce writes:
The visitor ut Charleston regards with psHA
Interest the Hall Of the Soa,h Carolina Ip.tsgs
IN winch the Democratic National Contention
to be held on the 23d 81 Anril next The and
ence room is spacious, admirably iirh.cd by lcr
windows en- three sides, and l. capable ci ga
ing 1000 persons. A stage occupies the en-
and there are galleries upon three sides. Tael
are also convenient private rooms on both floor
| and easy access il had 70 all the diferen, spar
n.ents. The ceiling is beautifully painsHl
frcsco by no less an artist than the brother
Garibalii, the hero Of Italy The entire b
has been recently fitted up with Special reserssr
to the meeting Of the Convention. Tire rrcss.
ings Of that body viii have no small infusr
shaping the future destiny Of the States
Where the multitudes who will be preserI \
the coming convention, will be lodged and frl
question of considerable interest. The grsi,
part OF the available space OF the principal -
teis and boarding. houses has already o~s q
saSed, aua shosc Nho APPLY l.e VII fare ~
nevertheless, extensive preparations hare h~f
made for the accommodation Of visitors aal y
mat can be done for their comfort, will D.
Charleston has two fine Notes.-The Mills HSs
and the Charleston Hotel. The latter, for ~
accommodations, substantial fare, and sitenls
walters, y not surpassed by any III The counit
II Is granite edifce, faced bv an imposing ccAr-
made, and il one Of the chief architectural sras
ments OF the city, Il is also Union AOsse-
- management, we believe, being equally GIVE
Cd between Northern and Southern men
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

!. It's stated that John Brown, Jr.. the con ar
Me strsngicd martyr in v;s.;.ia, i now il Ohio
a9d refuses TO 60 70 Washington I'll III summer.
o. re Investigating Committee. III. friend !.
sac endeayored 70 persuade him II N Il en-.
aaa' it's ssld thst shaerer attempts Is tie I'M; I'M,
WI meet with tersible fste. u sou.,r R-awn i
dmlstless partially insane on ti.is T6sie
o. harpers ferry, his fathers execution. ana IN
qe@sRd for his presence In Waahingson' = -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

..ts ~ IVORY comb manufacture in Nes;den. he;n0
M 49, y ssgn the call for Manufacsarcrs Union
GGseung' Y objected that he saw no necess;s an,
y. one u Was urged that ne might lose south.
49, ~ mase py refusing = WsIls Is ssplea. I. Il
s 80 ssiases y buy our combs, ~ nay 70
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

we Montreal Pilot says that NJ. Thos e.
plleas, hrInerly clerk III the Gity nar. = N.
place, convicted eighteen months aro or.h;. 80 49,
confession. offorsesy, and sentenced u own
menI ior I'VE Years ~ the penitsntiary. M ~
Como into fortune ofeloo,o 900. - Jass
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

vBt Il n posshlg III neither thky ~
5lEuelgDs nay ~ abs = pay. promptly, lie n
sttS - On tsnds- but Il ~ On honest 49,
- 6 rpudiaalng an indebtsdness, which we,
y an honest people, q. oooto so) have voldnta-
rily voted upon ourselves.
Our present City Council il composed, IN the
main, Of our largest real estate owners, ard Of
The rst class Of business talent-n fact II j. the
ablest Beard Of Aldermen that have ever
known in any city. Win they. With tfeir iatel-
iigence, permit their property 70 90 70 wreck
upon the Wild waves Of repudiations thrust NOT
In this matter, however honest in purpose, Mayor
French doss moi reject the public sentiment of
Rurlinxtou. and the sooner he shall realize the
fact the better win Il be for his own fame and
for the credit Of the city whose destinies are in
his hands.
There is much idle ganssson about this whole
railroad business. The Company have their
rights and privileges under the laws Of the State.
They are mot asking for any thing more, 90 far rs
/ understand, either from the State, County or
City. Then Why this sudden squat. 1t is pos
eUsS snas VIC may nave paIV tOO uucH IOF QUIZ
railroad facilities, but we have the satisfaction
Of knowing that We possess them A man may
be cheated in horse trade, but does it follow
that he should turn the poor brute ont to starves
On the contrary, would not . wise man say, az
shall make the best of bad bargain--it was my
own fault am responsible!
do not mean by this latter sentence to reflect
upon our Western Road or its effects upon Our
City. On the other hand consider It well
constructed and well managed. 1t is true that
some Sigh: interests in this City have been more
or less affected by its construction, but in the
end it will be found to be the main salvation Of
Burlington. While l say all this, would be op-
posed to the City voting more funds or granting
further privileges but that which we have
already voted, let us, in Heavens name, stand
up t0i JUSTICE.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

JUDGE MoLEaas HEALIH.-i regret IL see the
many erroneous statements made concerning tho
health otJudge Mclean. They represent him al
showing many marks Of age and infirmity. II i
notso His health is now better than it has been
LOT some years. He presides over the Supreme
Court daily, IN the absence Of the Chief Justice
~ ana = Tree from bodily or mental iniirmty.-
Ihoush not young man, his temperate habits
and sl.eES Constitution are sufficient guarantees
that the country viii have for m.ny vcars d
come the benefit Of his learning, integrity and
experience. II Washington Cor. Gin. Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

AT. Thomas Hood, Of Ocean COUNTY near
eseilo1n, N Y, slaughtered tar,y.,hroo hn.s
w Nn,oa weighed Is fellows, yiz--4sa s0a, bsl'
s.S, ny. s2o. 527, $50, ssI. ss2. sss. saa !
go 80 80, o45, 50, S53, sen, b6l, ae9. bsa
S o6s' ses, $40. $40, 5s5, ss2, $40 all sss
o.o' ny, go. Total, 10, 100. Aver 10 SAM
Eer hog W. think this hard 10 beat, and n NJ
Noo1 may xel be proud Of Ais spccess ID ! leed.
II me neighbors fos miles around, Went d ~
a AM Ne'gnsd, and were highly gratined ii Tho
owner. s~ - - the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
Eor the iiauk-Eye

A&EVOAAJ1V0 VS. HUNORs
Mr. EnlroR:-Permit me, an ''old settler to
tender you my hearty thanks for the tone and
spirit Of your yesterdays leader against the un-
wise suggestions If Mayor French For the gen.
sisman himself, have not only the highest res
Psct bus the warness personal regard-but, in
TIE pssssas Instance, 70 nee the language Of an
other, Il b nst that love Cesar lea but lore
RENE more"
1he doctrine q rssadiatisn Il everywhere d;..
Ao'ssrass Can We, = : City, saanrd 10 sboulr,er
sach . blenisas think aos. aOa .be co,,,.rv
tikc yosrself, think this-if We have cor,m;,
I'd errsrs, il - our o1n fanlt, and 20 .hoa,a
stand up 70 ths csass4ssacea ~ 1-~s
Burlington never vsntarsl upon railroad ~.
serprises until compelled . DO - b. eppo.,p,
eiteA She ~ bean moss saeceasfsi chan 4. \.
any Of her competition and 10 to-day les. :.
dablsd, isAaitsly len ipdsbtsd than any city Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

or RrrrGr-From the annual REPORTS
q the managers Of the following Houses cf Re-.
fags o. Schools Of Reform, il appears that the
eSst 8 tne f;oa, clothing, education, Nc, Of he
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

" n e1Hsa1 = - nsnos. Nays IsneA,
AA tIsA, nla11v svoaaae - 20.
- sss sss,ssasae - ! eusae - = sAlk
= ~ sieE 0sns = - na1luA esnnecssd
~ - 1assssA in1seas1asaa ~ SIssh By
Mayse 1ssasA, - sAsady bssA eanva1ssd IN
hunlnsn s1ressSstAsss vses entirely 90. n
- ~ ssssstly inBbesl. ~ " IA nos hear
- aAam - seeem.saAaAaoa was thas he
~ ossns1 naks tAassslA ssniaasiea end
Asa III 60 SOsvard, rspsdiass bod she inter-
- - ~ psinclpA u ~ dsbts which have
bsea Illegally lneuEEsd, whether fse Railroad or
cdr p4pessa h = elained that the City had
- right y borrow noasy 70 build Railroads
osAside It - hnits-shas Il had no light 70
create ~ 70 bseoas mortgage upen our
property, - - purpose II building Railroad
II nineis. o. Bridge over Skunk river.
Per csntsA Il b very clear that we have re.
ceived dsllar fee dollar for an the beads Issued
That ~ nmsy received went q We agreed il
Sho1A Oo-thas IL ulegality, II any exists, VA
~ On tAs part Of ~ pessons Who bought thsse
boAda, but a the part Of ourselves We ore
u dsat, BIT nebody bat ourselves to blame.
Our opinion h that vhea this natter =
thorosghly vsntilated-vhen or psopls have
veu censidsssd L. setwitAstandlag Ne relief u
pssnises 10 ovesbsr5snsG taxPsyers. hey viii
eens - - eaaelssisa thss hsassty and fair
dsalias ssquises = y ~ b god faith just q
vsa1rssa u We eaat sAink Il right % plead
sAsMapsy = ssr own acss - bar to honest
Asaaa o. agsinss honest creditoA
In regard - the Railroads We are in favor Of
deing0v 10 agreed 70 dove ore in favor Of &C.
caring 70 them an the privileges and immunities
We have agreed 70 give them. But when that
b done, let them b. compelled, ~ are other
cosporasions and private eitisens, to bear their
share Of The burdena Let them be taxed just
= manufacturers are-just ~ stage and steam
bsst eonpanies are, unless We have already con-
ssaesed 70 release them during our season Of
sailsoad fanaticism, from taxpaying
easps ore being taken to secure the extension
sf the Peoria and Rock Island Railroad through
% Claws, Henry county, the coming summer.-
Il y nov completed 70 Coal Valley.
xr. Edwin Booth, the tragedian, had q great
beneAt 1t New Orleans, Jan. 81, and was crowned
with triumphal wreath Il 10 reported that he
vii soon lead Mias Devlin, an actress Of note,
70 The hymenial altar.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

Since the election Of Republican Speaker in
Congress there has mot been . single disunion
speech delivered. Who would have believed,
after III that has been said against the Black
Republicans, that they could 90 easily save the
uniOnp
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

A. the last ball at the Tuilcries !. xss caus1
cd that several ladies, and among them
l.rincess de Metternich, the Princess MuTat p
NINE. Agnado, appeared without crinclins, "
with dresses rather short in the waist, soa'esaA
IN the style OF those OF the first Enrire
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

CHEAP PAaAs.-Horace Greeley, in one Of his
recent letters TO the Tribune, has the follawino
o. TO the eleapness Of farms in the West n
the present time:
say emphatically to the industrious and rru.
Ial' VINO contemplate migrating from the East to
the West: II you can bring d moderate amonn,
q ready means with you, the inducements RI
soch migration were neyes greater than now. /
Judge mat, ~ good ha.,is. $500 VII, i. day buy
more land, or quarter section with better III.
provements than $1,000 would have bought two
~ .hfee years age With $1,000 cash III hand.
q Ohio. There il great abundance Of land stli
se ~ 2. absurd nssces. but there il enough hat
WI pc sotd-indeed; nuci. Of ii ,aast / ! sa,.i-
g reasonable rates. Go a little way iron, IN
Railroads and the villages. and you can buy GOOD
9aarse, sections ~ almost any county. for the
I Iair value OF the Improvements already made an
them No reasonable man ought d w;sh them
lower. - ".sn 'ncn'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

~W We have received copy Of Mr.. Pussy.
bill providing for the establishment Of County
Court II provides for the election Of two as.
sociates. styled justices, who, with the County
Judge, are to constitute what is called County
Court and meet quarterly for the purpose Of
auditing accounts against the county, laying out
and vacating roads, levying and equalising taxes
This Court i 70 control county property and
sapsrintend Ill buildings and improvements for
the county. This 10 the County Commissioner
system Of Ohio with different name. Why not
call the justices" Commissioners, = they are
mot entrusted with Judicial duties, except during
vacation, when they can act Is Justices in their
respective townships! With this change and
lttls clearer dc6nioa Il their powers and duties,
We shoald have no objection to Mr.. Pssey's bill
besuaing laW. IL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

WRAr WILL ~ DONE ABouf IT !-It appears,
from dispatch in our columns, that Governor
Letchcr Is down upon Gov. Kirkwood because
Coppic was mot given up upon aniaformal requi-
sition, and has sent an angry message to the
Virginia legislature. Its uncertain at this time
what will be done-whether the Shenandoah
brigade will be sent 10 arrest Kirkwood and car.
~ him to Richmond for trial, or Ex-Governor
Wise employed TO write him forty column let
ter. Either will be bad enough.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18

PeLscx Isu1A-A German named Frederick
vogis, vas arrested yesterday BY winton for
beating bic wife. The fellow d . habitual drum.
hard, and when under the inAuence Of whiskey
ponds his strsngsh in the delightful exercise Of
whipping bis wife. The fellow almost killed her
On Wednesday, and then hid himself, and was
nos sesad until yesterday morning Jsstice
Temple Aosght his gallant conduct deserved
reward In IL shaps u . Ans Of eight dollars,
which, being .nahls = pay. b vas ssnt to the
City boarding hosse- /.
We think that this practice II providing 4
boas1iag p'acs for csininah where saey do moth.
iaG md foscs he city opay the expense, should
- ssoppsd Thess y ssaeay which, By a.
eessss u aetioa, might b applisd. Thew i,
0any 10y vagabonds Who prowl absst IL city.
- live By pil1erhs. md . who's N incascera.
tisa n - IN esaes as . godssnd, who might
- 1ade snsaAl y ~ city. CssA ~ ~ Lei.
iAasnrs ~ spslIsd T. to - ansad Or City Char
~ . - pssnie = - vsshiag u . eAala enngs
p = assnsay Which nsvss fhIs = sisAer cure
tAsss Ss1sss Il fhsif loafsrish hahits or drive
tAsa 6sa ~ city,-A hlsssing b either case
ssae ~ ssss y ~, = ssiae too severe : !
psn.t ~ M - think, ~ only radical |
oose Tor eAis tsdy GAsog 1ineaee ia IL aooner
- ps.4y = a9apd ~ 49, Sce ~ pro0arty
- pDDGoD r. - eft2rrc ~. - ~ vh;.i
80 ~ Aen e. 1opssee,1s,.s - 49, $3.50 u
- - - ssssnt tnzsdtls Ct au1cses -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
0uoaeal CpnventSoa.
meeting Of ladies and gentlem
the contemplated Musical c.
n~>os~~ "a ~a~

Al meeting Of ladies and gentlemen inter.
ested In the contemplated Musical Convention
held on Tuesday evening, il was resolved to hold
The Convention during three or four days, com.
meacing Tuesday, the 9Th Of March.
Its to be conducted ~ NJ. II. B. Miller, who
In point Of ability sfally competent to discharge
the task assigned him. He has fully established
his reputation - Ane singer, and ~ teacher
Of music his superior capabilities are well
known TO al communities in which he has form.
ed claaaea Ia
We understand that all singers in the sur
rounding towns in Iowa and Illinois. professional
and amateur, are to be invited, and from assur.
ances already given, there will be large mum.
Der present during the Convention. We hope
that our citizens will furnish al needed assistance
to the Committee Of Arrangements in providing
means for their comfort and convenience of "our
Musical Guests during their sojourn in the City,
and thus assist them in the laudable endeavor to
awaken greater interest in the minds Of our
peOple on the subject of music
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-02-18
[licrald,s WASHINGTON Corrcs,onden, !

Boston, Feb So
Jas Clark, an aged retired merchant, while ia
INC Hall Of Representatives, ycste dav, listening
20 the debate on the proposed Bctterrt,ent Law
IN which he felt much interest, suddenly fell ana
expired Of appoplexy. House at once adjourned