davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

biz TRUE IssuE-sLAvEEx ExrEN.
EIONl

III SUM '.
f4he South are determined 70 prcss the qucs-
\ h Of Che extension Of slavery upon nhe
intryi il win be saiisfod with nothing less.
ch being the case, the froe States ahouid
Get and decide Il at once aud IN accordance
iih tho views Of our Northern and Wesletn
Population. This agitation will not cease nm.
! such decision has been made, and made
such a way ~ to leave no shade Of unoef-
|ainty upon what is the opinion Of the vast
|naimiiy Of the people Of The United States
whai that opinion viii be, when truly uttered,
we have no doubt; hitherto Il has been dis.
|guised and concealed and overiAid BY party
flosses and equivocal platforms
The issue presented is this. Shall slavery
y tarrfed INFO oil our np Tariforiss, and
kas loesliscd chile Territory, 20 that whon
tbegomss stata the question win bo fore.
tailsd, and the Territory Of course become
ave State. The Southern politicians insist
bat slavery does exist. de Jaeto, under the
Constitution Of the United States, In every
fefritcry Of the United States. II such Is
kdeed the fact, Il is well 10 know Il. since the
pole history Of the country has been in di.
u opposition 10 this visw Of the law and the
bnstitution. Let such become the settled
kw Of this country, and We may look for new
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
DAYTON Ale.

40 BBLs. and 60 half bbls just received
fO and for sale BY -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Cooncr TnnIel

JUST received from the manufacturer
Rochester, New York. large and splendid
assortment Of Cooper Tools.
May 10, 1860.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
1850.
Bacon.

"a nm LBS. Bacon Shoulders, Sides and
JVjuuU Hams Of our own curing. for sale by
O. a A. HENKIHG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Notice.

THE members Of the Gallia county AgrIcul-
J tural Society will meet at the court house in
Gallipolis, on Saturday, the 18th day Of May,
inst, foe the purpose Of electing officers TO
serve during the ensuing year, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
come before the meeting. ~
MAY 3, 1860. tI,If
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Look Here.

LIVERY one Of you who are sleeping in
ID dull lelhargy and know yourselves in
debted to Neal 4 Mccormick or TO MeCor-
mick, Neal a Co, are hereby notified that un-
less some arrangement is made soon in refer.
ence 10 the Notes and accounts in my hands
unpaid. that you will be walked up by those
who have the authority by law, as am bound
W. II. MCCORMICK.
April 10, go.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06

lust received and for sale, lrt
- 20 pieces Carpet from 25e TO 81 IS per
yard.
on Cloth all widths.
April 90, 1860.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
PoNder.

4 : KEGS Rife P,Wder best brands;
Id 10 kegs blasting Powder
100000 Gun Gaps;
1000 lbs Bar Lead
25 bags Assorted Shot,
Por sale by d. S. FORD 4 BRO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Produce Wanted.
Lamps.

A FRESH supply Of Coal Oil Lamps Of la.
~ test Improvements, superior styles and
finish, at greatly reduced prices; also Shades;
Brushes Chimnies and Wicks for sale by
q. 4 A. HENKING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Carbon and CoaI OII

OF best quality at SCOT. per gallon. for sale by
4 4. HENKING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1860-09-06
Axes! Axes,!

A SUPERIOR lot Of Axes Of Best Brands
n just received and for sale low by
ID. s. FORD a BRO.
Nov. l, 80.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

The standing Committees - re House are y
Ways .nd Means Gurley, Taylor, Goodrsll
Wright, Robb.
Jadieiary- -c.laxen. Han, CLARK, wilrians
Bowdoin.
Expenditures Goodrel, Jennings Clark, No
Nosier, BracewelL
Schools and State University -Bowdoin, Dun
lavy, Hoag, Davs. of johnson, Williamson, y
Warren.
Claims Wright, CLARK. Crawford, withrov,
Hedges.
Fsderal elations-Berryman, Claggett, s.
bin, Reed, Gurley.
Charitable Institutions -Witter, Stevens Mc.
\ Internal improvements Merrill, Jones, More
head, Price, Of Muscatine, Ellis.
Banks CLARK, Riddle. Glasgow, Witter,
interpretations -Buddick. Bennett Hunt,
BcMis, Panlk. s
Public Buildings -Roacncrans, Davis, Robin
son, Nillard, Riddle s
Printing -Bcrryman, Gillett, Curtis Cottell,
Robb.
Agriculture - Cue, Robinson, Nacombcr,
w hitaker, Barnes.
lilitia-Lambert, Price, Lynch, LeLachcur,
Rosencrans
Elecsions-C CLARK, Rosencrans, Campbell, Nam
gold, Daggett.
Enrolled BiIls-Dennison, Williamson, Of
Warren.
Engrossed Bills Cowing, Dunlavy.
Railroads.&c. Goodrell, Kellogg, Bremen, Taylor,
Darling.
State Library-Noble, Baker, Hoag, Robh,
Cottell
Public Lands-Sabin, Peek, Stanton, Gniffkec,
Quinn.
County and Township Organization -Gillett,
Baker, Lynch, Campbell. Blackford.
New Counties -Shipman, Williamson, Beal,
Haskell, Harris.
Improvements Of the Dcs Moines River Mitch
n, Mccullough Of Lee, Tompkins, Rees, Caldwell.
Roads and Highways -Strceter, Mccullough,
4 Jackson, Parker, Wright, Clark, Of Des
4Oines
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28


W. EplyoG-I have Leen cxpcctinr that an
abfr pen would, through your columns, call the
attention Of the legislature to the constant frauds
apon our revenue laws, daily practiccd by men of
the Tin Titus stripe, but as see nothing on
af subject, | have concluded to take a tilt
aysf
| for one am getting tired of paying taxes ON
personal property and real estate, assessed ut its
icil value, ami at more than it would sell for to-
aAX Wille these eormoraDts fatten on the pow
titF OF the land, and pay nothing for the pro-
lection of tic laws.
Ihesc Hen lend Ia, 20 or $50 900, live On the
l@fesi OF their money (the only way money can
made IN these times and pay no tax for it
'aae Tie men who have bought realcsiate, and
we ior half Of it-cr the merchant who has
Neglt his stock on credit, have to pay TAX for
y aey have whether paid for or not
iAfs, men either peijure themselves directly,
" make hcticious notes, which are returned to
i4ea after the assessor has made his rounds
lam CREDIBLE informed by one Of our officers,
'Aat nc, more than $50, ,000is given in on money
al Interest While there is actually from $500 ,0O0
70 sl,coceoo loaned in this township. Now,
here the TAXPAYERS are defraudcd-a certain
amount Of revenue has to be raisad, and of course
= uils amount Of capital is Withdrawn from tax
4iol, he lrf cest,as. als to be increased upon
lose who do pay-and men who arc struggling
+ pay their debts have TO pay the expenses Of
vsEnnent for those who are best able, but
Asau1iling to pay their share. Look at the
sSeei upon our city finances. Take only half
Haxa Of dollars, which is low estimate, of the
Ffsaal property now not taxed-bring It into
" assessment, and we would have an increase
SEreaue of $4,000 per annum, and this too,
sacraxn from the laboring classes-nor taken
r& our business men or manufacturers-no
aAen from those who have expended their means
suliing and adorning the city--but money
nSG the leeches of society-from men who are
. use to the body polite, but who thrive on
ais'resses, and grasp the last cent from the
Aas sho Is so unfortunate as to get into their
t-des.
'As violate the Law in exacting usurious in.
- but not content with this, they refuse to
= 'asr Just proportion Of government ex-
NAses' and compel their victims to pay for the
fo'eeaon which they receive.
~ mol know that am qualified to suggest q
"e" 'hes cannot avoid, and vet it seems to
= 'la' some change cca and should be made,
- would make them pay as penalty, what
N'S'' scared consciences permit them to re-
ga du'y to the community in which they
= ''St permission I viii continue this sub.
your next Lumber, and give my views as
1'S they may be reached. CITIZEN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
THE HAWK-EYE

rx-rhc cheapest new spapcr published in Iowa
:. ~ Semi, Weekly Hawk-Eyc. It is published
u..oesdays and Satariays-contains the latest
-, by mails and telegraph, up to the hour Of
.,,,Scs.ion full and reliable market reports, and
..,,,y.sour columns Of closely printed reading
:. ..cr in each issue, or over forty-eight columns
- ,eek-all for Sa,s5 to clubs Of five. Send
a. sannlc.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

BUSINESS TELLS THE ST0RY.-The New York
Times, which has been rather inclined to believe
in the disunion aud non-intercourse threats Of
the South, cOnfesses that after all they do not
amount to much rs yet, practically:
sAll the ordinary business intercourse between
the North and South in the way Of money ex-
changes, the interchange of commodities, and the
receiving aud filling OF orders, which is always
light at this season, continues uninterrupted
Our manufacturers and wholesale dealers inter.
ested in the South have their agents and can
yasscrs at work in that quarter as usual, and no
one interferes with their legitimate pursuits
The southern traders are remitting a usual, and
those of our dealers who have given extensive
credit in that quarter, are easy in their finances,
and anticipate no trouble on that head-in proof
of which they are making their usual arrange
n,cnts for the spring trade. SO far from there
having been any countcrmanding Of southern
orders TO northern manufacturcrs the fact is
tl,.t the unusual demand from the South for
(,onnecticut fire- arms, gmpowder, pcrcussion
ears. brass buttons, military uniforms and other
wsr trapp:ugs, has actually brought more than
the ordinary amount Of cash funds into that
State at this season Of tbs year This aiords
onc ersmpliRcaaion, at least, that ths political
interest il oser.reaching isseH Connectieut
selling the 6outh arms aud ammunition, 70 be
used against her citizens md their manufactur-
ers! There O. not an intelligent man " tnas
Staas who bslicvss anything Of the kind. Ihe
Yankees pocket the m0ney, and langn % .no
political easeonade that bsoaght heA ne case.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

rT-Thc Dubuque Herald Is anxious for US to
,.s,e our position upon the question Of State
~ "a Railroads. We arc surprised that thc
u.r,la should think this necessary. We thought
!. s.d made ourself pretty clearly understood
CO. l.st wear We have seen no reason to change
x;,.s or moderate our opposition 70 the
....us a the Railroads and broken down spec
.,.,o. 10 involve the State in an unconstitution-
:, d,,a Of ten or twenty millions Of dollars
wteuescr such project comes before the Leg.
i,,,ture in shape at all likely to carry, we shall
>, hesitate TO speak out, as heretofore. We do
-, smrchcnd there is the smallest chancc-thc
la, probability Of the success Of the plan.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

''IowA STATE COSvENrIoN.-The Republicans
of Iowa held a State Convention at Desmoines
on the 18th inst, to elect delegates to the Chica-
go Convention.
The Convention was largely attended, and
much enthusiasm prevailed.
This delegates chosen, it is understood, favor
the nomination of Mr.. Seward for the Presilen-
cy.-(Chieago Journal.
Our Chicago cotemporary has sources Of infor-
nation which are inaccessible to us SO far as
we can learn, our delegation is not committed to
any candidate, the sentiment of the Convention
was, that our representatives shall consult and
cooperate with these from Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Indiana. We think we may venture
to say, that whoever is the strongest candidate
in these States will be the one for whom our
vote will be thrown. Iowa can be carried for
the nominee, whoever he is, and needs NO con-
sideratiOn, in the selection.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

4 massive buckhorn knife and fork, taanufac.
,vr,d by Mr. Samuel Bullcn, Of Bradley, Me-,
80 urcsentcd to the President ono day last
xeek Is request Of the maker, by Mr.. Wash.
,rrs. ,acnber Of the House from Maine. The
President va: much pleased with the present, and
aid a. .hsy were rather too heavy for table use,
he scuIa stach them to his buckhom chair.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

:" Meeting Of the Democracy Of Des Moines
.Ss4iy' beid at Marion Hall on the 2lst January,
.0'oi Tor the purpose Of appointing Dele
=. - y the State Convention 70 be held at Des
- ~le' % the e2d day Of February, 1860, D. X.
= r.'i'' Esq, was appointed Chairman, and 0. c.
sA'A1aii "as appointed Secretary.
!. notion Of J. L. Corse, Esq, the following
4. 4''oa vas then unanimously adopted 70
Cas'.@ That the Democracy Of Des Moincs
h,s. Mass Meeting assembled, instruct our
Nsss 70 the State Convention 10 cast their
s,,.! icr such men as Delegates TO the
~ ION Convention, as favor and will aid in
~ I'Mhstion Of Stephen A. Douglas, ~ the
ploefalle candidate for the Chief Magistrate
A0.'on' the following persons wec unani-
~! elected as Delegates to attend the Con-
= .0A At Des Noines 70 wit:
c M nIsSroibaugh, Robert Robinson,
y..a. &C. Wightman,
na, A. Still, }ss
y n. wH.v,pinson, WIN. Harper,
4 H;l ;l'man, John A. fuilck,
Hsr. nouse, Iuse, w. w. White,
Ida oae, r, II. II. Scott,
Va 49, J. u. Armstrong,
John Sawyer,
Er Geo. Chandler. \.
hrosr's That the shoys Delegates have power
Fses, substitutes, and thai the DelegaEss
hen i a. 'ue State Convention have authority
ii /. - whole number Of votes this County
AC W.dto Wsd o. .. X HARRIS, CH'H.
san, jan q. isso. a.9 I,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

H- Some rowdies in Union township, Thurs
DIV night amused themselves by removing
arsc number Of gates, breaking the school house
windows, seats, etc. They are supposed to have
belonged to Burlington, and evidently intended
10 give the rural population Of that township
some more correct ideas Of city life and the
habits Of city bred gentlemen.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

the subject and in his erticle in to-days paper
suggests the outline of law for compelling
Ecney lenders TO list the correct amount of their
moAtg At interest We hope to see such laws
enacted and enforced as viii distribute fairly the
bGdens Of taxation and bring this class of per-
sa. up TO the scratch, willing or not Unless
this i done, We arc almost tempted to intimate
70 cur lawmakers that the people win refuse
baser to bear the unequal burden and quit pay
Ing taxes altogether.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

u We now get the st. Louis papers the day
after their publication. How this happens
we cannot say. But formerly they were from
two to five days in reaching us-always longer
than Cincinnati and New York papers
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

eB- The Gas Company say that under the
ordinance they were required to reduce theirprice
per N feet to $3.50 or less, in four years, or to
such price as charged in other towns similarly
situated as regards price Of coal, etc. They a.-
lege that all the gas companies in towns in Iowa
are charging four dollars and upwards-that the
hard times have reduced the number Of gas con-
su'ners and crippled the Gas Company, so far
as to render its stock for the present unproduc-
tive. That to make 4 reduction now would in
fact put it out Of the power Of the Company to
furnish gas at all, except ut loss. This is the
substance Of tile plea put in by the Gas Compa-
NY as valid reason why the price Of gas ought
not to be reduced at present.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
ESTABLISHEDl
CApasal Cerresressassaes.
cssfssposiescs u m Daily lsavk.nye.

Dks MONIES, Jan. 18th, $780,
HD. HAwK-Esk, ESQ: a. O'Clock this :. i.
inc Republican State Co,amittcc met. 6herm.n,a
hail was filed to oyeriio~ing. The two branches
OF the Legislature adjourned and many Of the
members appeared as delegates
ihc Hon. W. w. HAMILTON, Of Dialogue, was
called to tho Chair, with II vice Presidents, two
only of whom took seats on the stand--the HIM
John Edwards and Hon. Jacob Butler. The
best OF feeling prevailed throughout the entire
proceedings though the t,n,alt was At times a.,
great for business
good deal Of difficulty occurred ON the .,,,,s.
tion ofhow many delegates the convention vo.,a
elect The number Of our votcs in the mutu,I
convention, is eight only A proposition xas
nrst made to double that number. Several Of tho
o'd wheel horses in the Republican team opposed
sehd'ng any more than one man, to cast one vote.
wnllc others again thought We should double or
sliibe the number, to give fuller expression n
the sentiments Of the different parts Of the State
After near two hours debate, in which some Of
''c old nre OF enthusiasm was kindled into blaze,
proposition Was made and adopted. to elect
> delegates for the State at large, and two for
cach judicial District, making the whole number |
"a. ''e A"A'o''
ihen debate and great deal of confusion
arose on the question Of how the vote should ne |
taken.
AZ was at last agreed to take the vote by coun- |
''es aud one delegate at large at time. II WAS
near dark, when those preliminary matters were
'ettied, and the entire afternoon was consumed |
n boistrous though good hunsorcd debate, and in
iproarious tunult, in which neither the chairman
lot any member could define what the question
'efore the Convention was. +
Inc Convention proceeded to elect delegates.
The following is list Of the delegates appoint.
d.:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

tE- The city has presented pleasant aspect
for the week past. Our Illinois friends have
visited Us in large numbers, bringing in their
grain and farm products to exchange for our
goods. The farmers throughout the county have
also improved the pleasant weather afforded us
10 haul their corn TO market, and the counte-
uances Of our business men express the satisfac-
ton they feel in the increase Of their customers.
On the whole, we are of the opinion that no city
along the river, north Of st. Louis, is transacting
AZ equal amount OF business at the present time.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

According 70 the Tishomingo herald, the fol-
lowing b the result Of Fecene census Of tie
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

Grand RayidA Jan. ~ "
a 6re broke out lat evening IN Taylor block,
8 sligh, dry goods, Goodrich & Gay, hardvar.,
joining wooden building ena conGents, ~ IL
most entirely eonnnnsd vsry faw cen " -
corda were saved Lon 1l00,Oo0 Insurea
80 1000 Z 'Fea gsf# 49, sFT m AZ
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

MR. EDIroR.-In yesterdays Hawk-Eye, I
called the attention of the people, and through
them the legislature to what consider a SUBJ
Ject Of Importance to the people generally, and
taxpayers in particular, viz: TIE aor- -Pavo,eat
Of Tarcs, by money lenders. se
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28


Rising Sun, to be devoted mainly to the inter-
esss Of Spiritualism. 1.st...
Some of the citizens Of Cedar Rapids have
been trying their hands at rioting. The Times,
Of that town, Of the 10Th, in giving an account
Of the affair, says that on Thursday previous, as
the Bohemians were enjoying themselves in So
cial dance, at the house Of Francis Rpka, sever
al Of the town boys repaired to the scene Of mer-
rnent, aud began making themselves conspicu-
Gus in various ways. Dohemians resented their
conduct, and matters soon ripencd into a general
row, which resulted in severe injuries to Mr..
Ripka and his wife, and lesser cuts and bruises
on the persons originating the trouble. The
house also sustained serious injury the doors and
windows being smashed in badly Three of the
rioters were arrested ON Monday, and examined
before Justice Mount. One proved an abb, and
was discharged; the other two were held TO an
swer in the sum of $50 each
EMlGRArIoN.-If what We have heard il true,
We may expect to see many Of our citizens taking
up their line of march for the gold regions Of
Kansas in the Spring. The recent favorable re-
ports which have reached our city from the
mines have done much towards awakening the
spirit Of emigration among the restless spirits Of
the representatives Of "Ysnkcdom,r in the key
City" We can but hope that those who pull up
StAkcS aNu ul1Tcu tOt Tile AAubaS EtOOfa0O WIN
meet with that success which they deserve
Dubuque Times.
A Kansas Gold Mining Company has been or
ganized in this city. The articles Of incorpora-
ton win be duly signed and recorded in few
days The company, Is far as we have learned,
consists Of DR.. Tom. 0. Edwards, A. Levi, c. W.
Arthur, and -- Cipin. Il Dubuque Times
We heard last night that it was confidently ex-
pected that the patriotic sons Of New Englsnd
are TO hare Festival at which they would gather
together In one common bFOtherhood and nay due
homage 70 the home Of the Plgrin Fathers-
Why shouldn't they ri Dubuque Tisles
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28


invasion Of John Brown. s..s
He concluded by saying that the Republicans,
in excluding slavery frnm the Territories, ad-
mitted they were doing exactly as the men Of
1854 did when they excluded II from the North
western Territories
Adjourned.
Washington, Jan. %.
The Times correspondent says the difficulties
in the Cabinet are two fold. The first with Post
Master General Holt, who refuses to hold Office
unless liberty is given him to remove Isaac Cook
from the Chicago Post Office. The second ID
with the Secretary of War, who insists in or
dering off TO Florida Capt. Montgomery 9. Meigs
now engaged on the Acqueduet here Jefferson
Davis and Senator Toombs resist this, and the
President takes part with them. Mr.. Floyd,
however, seems resolved TO have his own way.
Meloy's Station, Jan. %.
The overland mail, with dates to the I'd, has
arrived e
The cold in Carson Valley II il feared win
cause great suffering among the Indians
The command under Capt. Jarbor had bat
lie with the Indians, killing thirty and wounding
a many more.
Another bassle On the 18th ult., resulted In
the killing Of % Indians and taking % Of them
prisoners
II i thought under existing circumstances the
California Legislature may not elect Senator
this session.
Toledo, Jan. %.
y. s. deputy Marshall johnson, made descent
on gang Of counterfcitcrs Saturday last. He
arrested six men and two women, got possession
Of dies, and large amount Of counterfeit bills and
spurious coin. Examination takes place 70 day.
Cincinnati, Jan. -.
Al mssting Of the citizens at Merchants
Exchanre. Committse was appointed 70 make
srvsnssmenes for tho reception of members of
the Kcntucky and Tennesass Legislatnvss Who
ass expected % reach here Thursdav. 1he Ohio
Legislature adopted resolutions inviting them =
vi1is OoluuhaS, appsopsiating $4,000 . ds6ny
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

es FN % 1919 73sllsl Hage7s s79l.s sA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28

ssHssaaSs ssS ko0olNaAk bNA ~ Ens
The Tcnnesseo = Ksat1sky Lsgialature ~
" invitasion Of ths City q LeeleviIla TAev
havs tenessow - yiais - Cl1lnlaM sas
TAe h1ileln& La nrea1Noy, hnaua ens3, oAias
RernnG i vaa ecs1asa ~ loekmooa = lNrA
~, s.othing deaieA lsA - A0pA 1ully la-ss
enre& II s.8i t III
.9aNAA aAsesaAA 1afsST sgsssb4