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Sf,riisg Millinery.

Spring millinery.
The subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies' that be has
now on hand large assortment Of SPRING MILLINERY,
consisting Of the following
SILK BoNsETs
GRAPE BoNNETs, %
BRIDAL BoNNETs
NEAPoIITAN. BoSNETs,
TRIMMED STRAW BoNEETs.
BRIDAL wREATHs,
HEAD DRESSES,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
cHILpREs,s TRIMMED HATS, FLATS, CAPS, ETC., ETC.
All Of which are of the Latest approved shapes and
styles.
Country customers will find it to their advantage call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
F. R. HARDoN,
No. % chartres street,
mo 2p6t Between Canal and Customhouss streets
u. Litiesstlsal,
PRACTICAL JEWELER Ann
No. 2s Camp street,
ADJOINING THE "sToRY BuII.DING,n
Takes pleasure in announcing the public that
stanty on hand, large assortment Of
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
Half aud full Sets Of all Descriptions.
FINE CHAINS, CHATELAINEs,.
BRACELETS, BROOCHES, EARRINGS.
..@z CROSSES, LoCKETs,
PENS AND PENCILS,
STUDS, SLEEVE BUTTONS.
TIIMBLEs, sPECTAcLEs, SC
Silver Ware of Pure Coin!
And Desirable Styles
FINE GERMAN SILVER AND SILVER PLATED GOODS
OF the Richest Patterns and from the
M%& AANuyAcroRtEs =5#0
FINE FRENCH PENDULEs and
YANKEE CLOCKS,
MUSIC BOXES s.55a..5a
OPERA GLASSES,
sTEREosCoPEs and Views
Fancy Goods and Cutlery,
GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS AND REvoLyERs
OF the LATEST inventions and from the BEST MAKER
HB-Cali and See-ea
| ms 2pss Al No. o CAMP STREET.
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80 nevvs na.t1zr 8 ~ 81 pAge.

4 MxrAam AlynA RzsHorss G0NEERr.-A large and
fSskianable snditory attended Mime Anna Bishops
seoond grand concert last evening, and much en-
xkzaiasm WAS manifested, The lady WAS frequently
senc8sed And was very amiable 10 adding contribu-
tofy donations ID the iastallments Of sycry notes
SxIEnd for BIZ the programme proper Madame
b &op ssfH sings With great power and melody,
ana, ef course, with all her former taste and grace
of execution. MI. Rudolphsen is cultivated art
III. Win die method, and manages his voice with
xkin atl scisrce It's times are generally pleasing,
bnt again have not the quality best calculated to
render Hill agreeable ID the concert room, having
a hard. wooden fatness which would come in very
elf1ctzsely ii the strong scenes Of an opera where
he w.as required 70 do deolamatory Or denuncia-
tory vaca lization which chiefly depended for pro-
x,riefy 81 strength and Figor rather than melody
xsas deiicAcy uf execution.
& MI Henry Sanderson i . very admirable pianist
fn Wiz III lingering We believe him UNI
suzpassed, If not nneqaaled- He has fine, rush
inn, ilIspirtng atvie, quick lightning, invari-
biy xccurase, and perfect timist No pianist has
pleased us better than he. He was frequently en-
cored last night, and that i rare demonstration
III fsvdr VI Tie acCompanyist attacht Of concert
tspnpe. But Of this one be forms a palpable at
haciien. MI cKorkell. the harpist, Is d clever
crfpfasser I'D his stzinged instrument,
4 AL eisawh noticed, Madame Anna Bishop and
Nv VII 1--WE third ana last concert On Mon
ssy csening-
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TIaaiaaspeacfaGbFe Iksftan0asy.

report having ndustiously circulated IN this city
| that the
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III. ". Buckley,

M. ". Buckley,
G..................C CAMP
Respectfully calls attention his NEW STOCK Of Gas
English and Swiss
Watches, in Gold and Silver Cases,
of the finest workmanship. manufactured to eder
selected by himself.
Fine Jewelry.
In al the newest patterns Of BBEAsTPINs, EARRINGS
BRACELETS, etc.
A Large Stock OF Pure silverware.
The whole Of which guaranteed unsurpassed in goal
ity, and is offered at reasonable prices.
Watches Jewsy and syerware made to order and repaired
d5 2p3m
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Window Shades and cornIces.

Window Shades and Cornices.
great variety of styles and qualities pricesCur
tain Bands Lace and Muslin Curtains Brocaee Satin de
Laine and other Curtain Material Piano Covers etc.
]. D. CAMERON & CO.,
CARPET DEALERS,
md Boot ia Canal street.
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Spring aud snasalsesof 1860.

Spring and Sasnsssses-0f 1850.
SOUTHERN CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
90, as and 30 st. Charles street.
coasHa o. ooasos STREET.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
just received per late steamers Of the LARGEST and
MOST MAGNIFICENT stocks Of
FASHIONABLE
spring ana Summer Clothing
EVER BROUGHT TO THE SOUTH
which, for STYLE, MATERIAL. WORKMANSHIP AND
CHEAPNEss,
Is Not surpnssedi'
Goods are divided into three Departments but all under
one general view:
STORE No % 81. CHARLES STREET
For
BoYs, GIoTHrve.
MEMS CLOTHING.
sroRR M. 30 ST. CHARLES STREET,
aoops AND SHIFTS.
xrsaesasn speak French Spanish, German and English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos. IS Is and 50 St Charles street,
m,o mt corner Of Common street
Boys Clothing Emporium,
~ ST. CHARLES STREET.
Between Canal and Common streets
This store i exclusively for YOUTHS. BOYS and CHILD
- CLOTHING, SHIRTS,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
inst opened, LARGE AND EXCELLENT STOCK Of
SPRING AND SUMMER
Dress and school Clothing,
-Embracing-
EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY.
All Of which will be sold VERY REASONABLE prices.
n-salesmen speak French Spanish, German and English
L. W. LYONS,
Nos u.s. Is and 80 St. Charles street,
milo 2p2s corner Of Common street.
Shirts. Shirts!
Just received, BY s.s steamers LARGE ASSORTMENT
SHIRTS.
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS!
OF all tho various qualities and sisesWhite and cooFed-
Manufactured expressly for
The New Orleans City Trade,
TO FIT MEN. YOUTH BOYS AND cHILDRENit
L. W. LYONS,
Nos as . and 80 ST. Charles street,
milo 2pa corner Of Common street.
Trunks, IfaUettssg-Bags,
yALIsEs, UMBRELLAS,
w ROOF CLOTHING,
OF the
VERY BEST STYLES AND QUALITIES,
Mads to srder and warranted
t. W. LYONS,
milo zpas B.2sand 30st. Charles st.. cor. Couamoa
.FoaD Opening.
LATE AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES
The Spring and Summer Of 1850.
JOHN TODD.
IL and I4..,.......Chartres st.".....I2 and II
win display on MONDAY the 5h inst
"A LARGE AND VERY ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
The New and Fashionable style of Robes,
RICH CHINE AND BROCHE SILK,
SILK GRENApINE, ENGLISH BAREGEs RICH Or
CANDIES etc.. and other
Late and Elegant Materials
-FoR-
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESSES
VERY RICH AND CHOICE DESIGNS
in
Real Black Thread Lace sHANLS and POINTEs
Real Black Puster Lace MANTILLAs and GESTERs.
Real Black Cambria Lace FLoUNCIsGs and Trimmings
Fine Ponte LACEs and ENBRoIDERIEs.
Together with entirely assortment of the
LATEST PARTISAN STYLES
FINE MILLINERY GOODS,
Comprising the choice shapes and elegant materials nov
BThe attention of Miners respectfully invited te
this stock. ms 2pstaoTh&sa
BeaUareOf C0Mfsferfeifs.
WRIGHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Toothache Tic Doorsux. Faceaehe and every ache
| CASES, proceeds from impurty Of the blood
Wright's Indian Vegetable pills
Are certain for all kinds of inflammation and pain
fhaypn frn4,4 49,
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M Tim vi Aa1Sz The Misses Hannah and Ade-
sesss Gsse I'D md footed syiphs who
49, ont y spin md vault airily - fairies behind
"a are ap fcr d benefit tonight, and
they certainly deserve good one for the perse-
vsfiug energy With which they have devoted
beauty. skill and muscle to the entertainment Of
Til public. Coleman's comedy. g The Heir at
Law, with Messrs. Owens, Sothern, Copeland,
bland, Mrs. Chapman and Miss Charlotte Thomp-
son "a ne caat, win BE- performed; and also the
.eoyfedietta, y Faint Heart Never Won Fair
q sdy 1, n which Miss Hannah Gale viii take the
psIrt III Kiag Charles II. MI. Sothern, Mrs. Chap
Izsn and liias Thompson viii appear. Between
she pieces The BFigand Dance uill be performed
br fka beRischIHg Deneiciaries.
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Diamond Hams.
Being constantly receiving We are prepared to fill orders for
these celebrated HAMS
COOPER & NEIBERT,
mo 2p6t q and g Carondelst street.
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MADAME CapreH.

The only lady possessed e
NATURAL cLAIRvoYAET POWERS,
capable of successfully locating disease and eecng
cures. Her powers of
Spirit Vision
enable her to correctly calculate Horoscopes upon simply leaT
ing the day Of birth Madame Gapre Is the only Gavoyant
in this city who the Of revealing the past
future and visit those who have been
bugged By chaatans is solicited No. II Custohouso
street. fel3 9Plm
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over forty these Safes in in New York City
Banks while 5 Bank Safes have been sold within two years
the different Banks throughout the Union.
When that these Safes manufactured in Troy
and are sold New York City in competition with Safes
featured BY Herring, searns Marvin B. c. Wilder Val
entine Butler and others il will readily be understood that
they have nothing fes from comparison but command the
confidence patronage Of the above and
New York business firms only their superior and acknow1
edged merits.
full assortment Of these valuable may always be found
at warehouse.
ma an3tkwIt No. 90 Camp street.
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Fresh Canton Mating.

We receiving per ships Bullion and Southern Chief
400 PIECES CANTON MATING,
White and Checked-44 "a "a wde-of very superior
and ordinary qualities.
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Floor OIL Cloth.
Three feet to twenty feet WdeA large
[-.. Patterns.
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a. s. P0aueu s. Co.,

ar. g. POaUen y TO-,
JoBBERs OF
SILK, STRAW AND FA NCY
DIZZY GOODS
SPRING GOODS, 1860.
We have in store our Spring and summer Stock eomp
Ing, in part
srus MANTIfaLAS,
DRESS GOODS, LACE sHA"ls'
RIBBONS, sKiHIs,
LACEs coRsETs,
rNpRoIpERIEs ZEPHYR YARN.
WHITE GOODS, SHETLAND WOOL
GLOVES, HOSIERY, HABERDAsHEkf'
traw Goods, of Every Description,
Trimmed or Untrimmed
FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN AND INFANTS
Millinery.
French and American FLOWERS, BONNET sTUFFs and
BloNDs, GRAPES, ILLUSIONS, and general stock Of
Materials.
ns-MsrchantH buying for CASH sr APPRoyED CREDIT
solicited give call before purchasing. feI 2pm
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OILS 2ps No. q Commercial Plsos.
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ns*gcsying Neutrality-suspicious. q Co.'s New
ratens East supexoeding the Wheeler Wsens and all
hsrs Any person sarn The Of them from tbs printed
ia1etorS They offered for sale the low price Of
: sse aadSSe. III so. % slans, street fel3 aplm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02
OrrUNwA, May 2Sth, 1860.

OrTUAwA, May 2Bth, 1860.
Ed. Hack Em The nominations of Lincoln
and Hamlin have been received here with the
greatest possible degree OF enthusiasm, Al the
Republicans, and many who have heretofore act
ed with the Republicans, will support it.
On the return of citizens who had been to
Chicago and who brought the first news Of the
result of the Convention, bonfrcs were kindled,
the anvil was brought out, and eloquent speeches,
enthusiastically responded to by an immense
crowd, were made by pr. Aussey, J. w. Dixon.
Esq, and others. There are not few citizens
in this county, who knew Abe Lincoln in former
times in Illinois. Who will contribute no, little
to swell the enthusiasm in this county for the
peoples and farmers candidate, Honest Old Abe,
the pioneer OF tie West
On Saturday evening, the announcement that
L. D. lngersoll, ESQ, c'I.inkcnsaie, , your late
talented correspondent at the Capitol, would
make a Republican speech, drew together large
audience of our citizens, and they were not dis
appointed. Mr.. Ingersoll fully sustained the rep
utation already enjoyed by him here as forcible
and able writer. in speech Of some hour and .
half in length, devoted to an examination Of the
parties of the day, the issues which divide them,
the nominees Of the Chicago Convention, Doug
las, &C.. An able speech was expected, but it is
no fattery to Mr.. l., to say that expectation was
greatly exceeded. The effort was logical, faith
full to history, interspersed with anecdotes which
took down the house, every way creditable TO
the orator, and calculated to do good. We hope
here, that arrangements will be made to secure
the services of Linkensale" in the Iowa portion
Of thespolitical vineyard.
Itcontinues very dry here. We have had less
rain than the region around US. Court is inscs
sion this week. Docket very large.
WAPELL0.
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BURLINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE >, 1860

f n. . N. ~. 3. .7la8aa l874M w. II
!. Kesofsed That this Convention approve ant
endorse the platform of prtnctplss laid down b,
the late Republican Convention, at Chicago q
the trae and sound expositaono of Republican dec
trine, which ue are prepared TO advocate and de
! fend.
| 2 Resn'ssd, That, IN reference 70 State policy
the Republican party of The State Of Iewa, arcia
| favor Of = rigid economy ~ the Expenditures q
toe public money, and the holding Of III public
0mcers 70 2 strict accountability.
?. Resotrrd, That the Republicans Of the
State OF lows, IN Convention assem6lod, % hese.
by endorse the nominations Of Abraham Lincoln,
OF illinois, for President, and Hannibal Hamlin.
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An INSANE DWARF AURDERs rwo MEs. The
New Orleans Delta Of the Goth INST. contains an
account Of terrible double murder committed
on board steamer. A little hump backed man
named Sleath, whilst on the passage from
Shreveport TO New Orleans, became impressed
with the idea that some persons were trying to
LIN him. Whilst under this delusion he drew q
bovie.knite and attempted to cut the throat ol
one Of the passengers named Jernigan. Failing
70 do more than % inaics severe Ecsnd, be
ran among the other passenger and killed two
Of them. Charles n. Foot, Of Springfield, Tenn,
and ]. 4. Lyle, Of Nashville, Tenn. Whilst en-.
deavoring 70 kill the Captain, Sleath was secured
and several weapons found on him.
The murderer b deformed creature, smaii % :
stature broken-backed. and about twenty eight
years Of age. He said be was . native OF West
on, Lewis county, Va, and that ne had been
tcsching school At place called Rockville, ~
Cherokee county. Texas The reason given Dy
him for committing the deed was that they wcre
parties who were seeking his ile-although they
had peysF net betoso. stS
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/
Mr.. ID. N. Cooley, Of Dubuque, moved simi
lar committee from districts ON resolutions and
platform.
Goodrell, of Polk, desired q permanent organ
ization before the committee was appointed
Wilson, Of Marshall, moved to lay the motion
on the table,
At the suggestion Of others, Mr.. Cooley with
drew his motion.
Mr.. Winchester, Of Hardin, suggested that
those having charge of the Hall, make arrange.
ments, after adjournment, to seat delegates 10.
gother.
Mr.. RowdOin, of Floyd, moved the credentials
be now presented at the clerks desk. Lost.
Mr.. Withrow, Of Polk, moved to adjoCrn.-
Lost.
Mr.. Norris, of Wapello, moved that Delegates
from Eastern States to the Chicago Convention,
now present, be invited to address the Conven-
tion. Carried unanimously.
Mr.. Norris, of Wapello, and Col. Warren, of
Burlington, were appointed a Committee to wait
on the delegates referred to in the motion.
Mr.. Norris introduced to the Convention
Judge Porter, of New York, from the 9th HAS
kins) Congressional District, who addressed the
Convention with great earnestness and eloauence
in n speech of ten minutes At the conclusion
Of Judge Porter's very eloquent address, three
cheers were given for New York, followed bv
three more and tiger for Lincoln, and as many
for VIM. H. Seward.
The following is the report of the Committee
on Permanent Organization, made through Dr.
Bowen, Chairman:
PREslDENr.--l4on. Ed. Wright, Of Cedar.
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keosu1onofa - Aro.A. - - ,e.6l - rnaf t.
disp1atsiea ~ tk.1e 1870 vilT nr6lSSfly he do
tersAn11 I'll veek ~ m n k1iE A EHfSsfN1
report wl1fn6e b& 1mf Il fsfn,0y1s.S III a
Il ~ w., -. %
II The ee>enae, u.a..s....F = &C., T5ce4a -
led rI. r,,|-ss .ss.ss 49, ..san1as 49, Il
ear iX HTt 80 as n.1rssS " -
S,ore art;vc.
i tn Harrld l.. ! sr,,osc;,f disnxfsh f,r., wa
Il s,rtr'. ~ &g gTs0 vi 1X.T thSf ELL - EE64fT
adyicss frcrr N~v;s~ s-s,~-,s:.s nm T;.an...x
~ .ha rhs.cA ,.s.tv - ..x11.,s .S....S .S~
the Tiher.Is n 6,|f -, Nj ~ sn;.sI
-T n Mi n f@ - u ~ ss,sT 1r
/ ~ Go, /. . -. 4 -.
The Camden Anbyy Railroad Depot at
Bordftown vas burnt at o'clock this morning
with three locoMotives and zen ears. ~
s4.4sss3 4. 81. Los;s Nay "a.
A violenf hail ssnr,n a fexinrfon lasf NIGHT
d;d mnch J.m.rc 4, ~ frr;t II ,h.t vic;r;tv
ma broke ncarly III Ia ciass IL IL city. scrHs
of the hail .tnnes rc;oted saven ounces and
split shincles M ~ r,o3s = h,ns, II eher des.
cent = -
$1,000 -------- 3 .sssss5ss Ysg
SoxE or THE Fhltfrs or rax JArSvrsx ExnAs-
sr.-lt s evitlent from he extrAostlinary inquis-
itiveness and close ohs<rsatisn of overriding
around them, which tho Japanese Embassadors
and suite have manifested iucc their arrival IN
this country, that they mean 10 mako the auose
0f their visit aud TO turn the Embassy 10 ac-
count for other than merely commercial purpos
a.. They examine everything minutcIy and wf,h \
obvious interest. with I view no doulit "a MAZE
their knowledge available ON their return 10 their
own country. Their curious ;ntrry;ew witb.
number Of American doctors a. FRIDAY sl,ovs !
that they desire ~ inform he,nse,yes unon av.rv
subject wortlv or invest;cat;on r,,a Tar. 4
are an initiative ;,o,,;r;ng. srJ talented ,taee,.
a,d they could not ha,c so,,s \, L.,sar ,s',,' ~
try "a Their iicss nf ;r,ras ,,,c,,t IA
initiation thar the Irn;tea s,.tcs' a. shrv iii
find here none ~ Inst ';eslans s,.,is .h;rI ,as.
yades the English ami osher ,ssoria An 60 =.
v.ntions in scionce ami A. assL;,.rs nj u
forth. whether 81 nullic ~ nrir,ts x .,.,c,cr
will be placed freely at their ii spossl hes,
itation or reserve. s I,
Some wears ago the Cxar of Ra.s. ..n. .o.,.
Of his officers to England 10 eramine ,he do.r.
yar,ls and arsenals. and insr,ect the va,;ons I'M.
in public works ordnance and other
things. They were shown thronch ever, r,whera
With great courtesy and apn.rent fheraI;t,. In,
when they requested 70 bn narrnitfaI n m,le
or models Of ANYTHING OF interest Joha
Rn,I ;nmaA;a tal, sh,. 49,, - -, -
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HID a losa City Nay %, 1880
At Ill A. M. the Convension wascalled Ia or.
der by John A. Kasson, Esq, Chairman Of the
State Central COQmittee, who named 8. G. Ne
Achran, ESQ.,, Of Davis county, for temporary
Chairman, and Frank Street, Of Pottaw waftamie.
J. Rich, Of Buchanan, and H. Remmine, ofScott,
for Secretaries. The nominations were unaui.
mously approved, and the Convention addressed
by the President, on assuming the Chair.
Col Warren, of Burlington, moved commit-
tee Of one from each Judicial District, be ap-
pointed ON credentials Of DelcgateA
Hon. J. Thorington moved to amend By In
structing the committee to report permaneut
officers. @ S 81
At the suggestion Of Col. Warren, Of jackson,
the amendment was withdrawn, and the original
motion was carried
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Avote Of thanks was rendered by A Sanders Of
Scott, to the Hon Ed Wright for the able and i'm
partial manner he discharged the duties Of Presi-
deEt Of this Convention. A vote Of thanks was
also offered to the Republican Club Of johnson
County for the courtesy extended to the Dele
gates in rendering them their Wigwam for the
State Convention. Both motions unanimously
prevailed.
Convention adjourned s;Mc dir
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The lafayette Ind.) Courier, w. S.
rjpc,e Editor, has inaugurated new feature in
,esp.per enterprise. They have telegrph wire
connected with the Office, machine and an opera
m regularly employed by the proprietor. They
|a.s receive their own dispatches without the
|;,,oyenience attached to the method generally
4 us. Surely the West is taking the lead in
~ march az Improvement.
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The best evidence we have seen that the Dem
ocratic party is desperately hard up is the sug
gestion in various quarters that union Of the
factions can be made on "poor Pierce" The
South says it will take him without any platform.
The only objection We can see to his nomination
is the dull and melancholy campaign that would
follow. No northern Democrat would take any
interest in it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

During Frank Blair's speech at St. Louis the
other day, the following inquiry was made and
information given:
A voice" What has become of your mig
gers ?"
Mr.. Blar-"I suppose they have gone where
the good niggers CO. lApplause)
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/. - The nomination Of Lincoln and hamlin ii
=. - v,s. undoubtedly, the best and strong
... :. y, coald be made It is : ticket, around
e. ~ = m, rally all the opposition to the corrupt
s'N .cr IN the free States Aud when this
- .;,;.r 4 combined and harmonized, as there
VI r reason 10 believe it will be during this
- III, there is no question that it has an
- lsselmine majority in all the free States, ex-
~ Y. c.l;sornia, and, Of course. clear majority
=. Electoral votes. The Fillmore men all
= : !. .oan,ry. Who had determined to cast
!. ~,,.s for Bell and Everett, in case Seward
v" .,r;o,,ed. have generally, with scarcely an
.,;on given in their adhesion to the Repub-
:. ,suiaees, and promise them hearty sup
:, The Peoples party" in PENNSYLVANIA, Is.
| I'll ,r,, ,.-ce meetings and ratifying the Chica.
w.. ...,o.,ions with a spirit that promises
,;orty for that ticket in the Key Stone
-, Everywhere the Republican party is
;-,s strength. On the other hand, the DEM
s,,,e marty Is distracted, corrupt and demoral-
II There il to be one and but one desperate
.,,,c,e which viii be the last dying effort Of
\, = r.,,y when Il win 60 down in November
!, r,o, unhonored and unsung"
MsefS - .
-, th.t Col W.rrcr CoraNcr;al
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~ The Editor is again at his post. His
ace has been well filed during the last three
k,srks nv Geo. frazce, Esq.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

TIA bigger nun head than 'yGsnerHl Joc Lane,
Of Oregon," has ever had scat In The U. s. Scn-s
ate, Forney,s Press wants 70 know Ais name.---A
Innumerablc are the jokes earrent in the capitol
os his blundcring ignorance, many Of them unRt
to print; but Forney produces the following dis
patch, which the doughty General sent TO Charles
ton to show how he astAnds:"- sH eaAaal
"Hon. Lansing Stout Yonr dispatch Is NJ.
ceivcd. Ssasd by Tho equality OF Stasea and,
stand by thosc States that stand by the constitu-
tional rights Of all BY IL means 70 with them ?
go and staad BY thcm. Jor Lave = -
t#s &@sNs@ s& 2sS l $500 y AAs@8 &ass. !
.asa.S n Il,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-02

rz-we learn that Col. Warren, Senatorial
r,,so, viii open the campaign in this State
IN saeth al ratification meeting in Wash.
;,rt,a WsAngton county, Wednesday next.