The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

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III . 49,, pub!shed it is nov the Law Of d
&EE IT.. w. criut il in another column, togeth
k%S !. .,pyeacntary bill providing Cor its g
II !, once nioefece
ward BeecheS in his last Ledger pap
= ".re on those ministers and publ
~ ~ I'll ~ eomplain of losing their voice
FGE -,rls however boistsrous and vocife
49, rt,, gun Doesn't carry a ball the "a
&, m,kes the most noise in going oi
rs ~ = IA are hun.bugs What doesa roosts
- !. ,.m, A bull will sound bass moi
1.4 Ia make Westminster Abbey shake.
- ~ -. TO you at two miles distant withou
s~-2s w :. ! ,son,hitis. \ dog wiz bark to
81 - ", .,bout the slightest Inconvenience
.s.au T And vet men who are brought up I
Psssa 8. :. the business of their lives canno
wxAs I s.msl,es heard alta hundred feet did
~ ,1s A. AMI, by x,rtions that send them hom
ssssss II ailments, banaages, aud caustic.
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-.EA 1 80 laws AND rnr BIBLKs.-It appears tlia
oal,aruius at Bosota, Mhereat the Amer
- ss's. v;u;se, is said to have stood and locke,
.see Id i, ,,npaeencr, private affair alto
td% IA =. s,Ss, Catholic Bibles and Protestan
- ~, a IL oher sorts of Bibles contribute,
49, ~ The nsps"ons oornre.
aarL =. ,s,a 70 TKAvELERs.-The Utica Heru,
49, ,sa. rsecrs on railway against taking
4 d the horizontal wheel used for tightenin,
a ~ t,,e sheh projects above the railing O,
&&nr .afrn Of the The for THU
- easV ttas. thus stated:
ae.S 4. .J az the leading railroads are beginning
r. :. ,ex kind Of brake, which, in oil
AL ,.v can be set almost instantly without
- .sas; nr.ace Of the brakeman. Should such an
- .,,.v arise While passenger steady
hNaee lnsaIf hy one Of the wheels, it would with
~ ~, warning commence revolve rap
snS ~ would lose his hold and run great
~ ,,ak Of falling between the cars
NHaANrr pcrsou should remember this caution
- may save lhe
aasd u|fba Baltimore Clipper says that the code
mssr l.ylaad provides that-"If any person be-
- q - - ia. to this sse shall go of this State,
esas there marry with any person belonging to
Wsr State without license publication, each
daae - b said parties conviction, shall be fined
~ nuss Aasired dollars
49, ven RSsa local elections show that Republican
N q n snakmg decided progress in Missouri. The
%as ru, huer of Judge Bates, identifying himself
e - Eh Tia Republican party, and the improved
Truas Laas his nomination Chicago, have un-
5adly contributed to this gratifying result.
ay C. Ihenver is falling at Keokuk, with thirty
a csn., inches Of water the rapids.
o. S
~ ~. tvs aega.icn from Keokuk the Chicago Con-
n,A laa siub quite large and the Republican
M n GLIB will accompany them So says the
- City,
tEcsss TgcEs-REpugLIcAN HALI.-While
ana H. Democratic delegates and pilgrims 10
usE lston bowling and whining over the +
80 Jon sought to be Inflicted by the Palmetto
il i. pleasant to behold the contrast at Chi
The Press and Tribune Of that city pub.
rOWI be- list Of iortytwo Hotels the proprietors
wan which ali agree abide 10y their regular rates
- bring the Republican National Convention
Par hotels eilrge $3.50 per day; s., 90
MVnF tAi sixteen 81 80 per day, and fifteen 81 ,OO
Msss d.
hA Charleston the Democratic Convention are
or ped 10 pay s25o, 90 per day for hall to meet
Ia chcego, the noble spirited Republicans
iAidei to a Hall of immense
@ c'e- f'tcns for tie of the Republican Ma
ON |aCoavention free of expense, and capable
ZEE ding 10 ooo persons Such is the differ
~- bessen free labor and slave labor city
MN@yFcs PREs PEAk.--Messrs. Berry McPherin &
Il numbering Eve of our well known citizens
1s - Yesterday, the ears, for the mines We
- ~ esiana ,tyhave already secured several val
hoss u S' viA~s in Gwgor,'s diggings, and pro-
a. n ned Hia all the Necessary utensils for mining.
nssp n Pofi'oa Of this company started week since
c.k 4 teams and viii be joined by this latter dele
~ on al o. near 0ttunwa The whole company
OW.M Number about fifteen energetic perseyering
aad We have no doubt of their success in
r,.ousl ahes
nns~s-I
nss ~ Ef 0d Zion Church was literally jammed or
a. Fi4 evening last, hear the Lecture on Dan
49, @Mn y Rev Jocelyn Tie origin, progress and
.nis q aces Of dancing fully brought forward
y 4 Z Uanen,ed on by the Rev. Lecturer. All tn,
.@s Reas generally adduccd in defence of dane
scs1 ian amusement given their due weight
.r1t2 III! answered, "a, least this is the genera
egTT dn among those who had the pleasure o.
9l4 lang TO him. We have neither the time MOI
= - "aaon to comment ppon the Lecture. It.
~ rs a eoniemnatory argument the
-. -. saen, werefuly appreciated by his hearers
At uhope, tla, for the benefit Of those who
= - - aable 70 gain admttanee the evening
~ saery, the Lecturer may be induced te
F1E a sson practicable in com
ssss ..ss Us Hall OF Church
- as tae long expected and anxiousy wished
- ''poft e the Finance Committee of the Com
= sw u 0ouhel, relative the financial condition
= a WI .dF has been fully prepared and one
~ ''Aha copies ordered printed for distribution
lsnn< epoH contains full and extended state
rssn ~ ~ The assets, liabilities expenditures
ssSR y we Oity up 10 February l5, 1860, snt
F"e most complete report yet made
VIZ suolect II will be published soor
lessble
:ssS = MS The Intention of the City goveninen
50 f@Mso Immediate force the ordinances ofth,
sape1H !. 0vading the selling Of liquors Of any des