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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-13

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lers Hair Dys7Ae Original and Beet in the World. :
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
you wish to escape ridcue. -sa, ass 81
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural brown or black, without injury to hair or
skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM. A. Bachelor since 1885, and over So 900 application
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his aou
Dye.
Vim. d. BatcAeor's Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and is not
inure in the least however long may be continued and
the i'll effects Of bad dyes remedied the hair nvgorated
for life by this splendid dye. g. ,F
Sold all cities and of the United States by Drug
Sists and Fancy Goods Dealers. -..
H The genuine has the name and address upon stee
plate engraving four sides Of each Box Of wILIAx A.
CHARLES BACHELOR, Hop,fetor
oct3w1y. 3 81 Barclay street New York'
W. A. BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE This splendid Hair Dye
mas no equal-instantaneous in eect-Beautf Black or
Natural Brownno staining the skin injuring the Hair
remedies the absurd and Ill effect of Bad Dyes and In
vigorates the Hair for fe None genuine unless sgn
ed 'W. A. Bachelor Sold everywhere
CHARLES BACHELOR Pop,iek0r
oct5-wiy 81 Barclay st :, New York.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-13

BIBLE SooKTY DBPosiTORY.-At the store Of Mr.. "
W. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington where English
German, Swedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testamens mai
always be found at one price. ltH nov6.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-04-13

The OLD FLAG.-We saw one of the old flags
the "stars and stripes" sent UP town this morn
ing to decorate the house of one of our first cti-
zens, in whose family an event takes place, of
which it was SO recently the emblem union.
a pretty and appropriate idea will be carried out
in thus unfolding the old banner that waved in
the battle and the breeze. It reminded us of
Mr.. Fuqua's eloquent words in the convention,
depicting the procession: when delegates and.dig-
nitaries and armed columns passed by the time
honored flag without recognition, but as the
band of gallant old veterans of lsl4-5 marched
past, they raised their hats, reverently bowed
their heads, and waved the tattered but glorious
old banner they had borne through the thickest
of the fight on the plains of Chalmet, in colnpli-
ment to the flag Of the united country Of their
manoood. And he, delegate Of the convention
honored them in his heart for the act. i3s 10
Whenever our young friends are bent on ma,
them flag that will symbolic their ''united
staten. o. True Delta.
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w HLCH u ACCkFTABLE!-AoO CoCISts'y VI VIZ
Treasury, Mr.. Chase, lately advertised for loan
of eight millions of dollars, and in response offers
were made, rendering Miriy.three millions I'M
mediately after the combination of the treason
at the South advertisement was made asking
proposals also for loan Of several millions, but
a. yet no proposition has been made to supply
JEFF. Davis with dollar From this We can judge
how acceptable the provisions of the new gov.
ernment are with the people whom it seeks to
govern II what ID true Of the much boosted re-.
sources Of the South, they lack confidence in
their own leaders, and II they have confidence,
Why is not the loan of their government at ones
taken. These facts speak with more force than
any declaration Of principle which could possibly
be made By Convention Of Southern politi-
clans. They prove the difference CT the people
in both sections. and the justice of the cause an
imating each. The great majority Of the people
At the North their labor and their capital, are
devoted to the Union, not of States for sectional
objects or for purposes of defending impractica-
BILE dogmss, but for ends and aims that are ma
tional and sacred. The government that 10
unable 10 elicit the confidence and support Of
those whom it aspires 70 govern, 10 unworthy Of
the respect and recognition of others, and should
not be permitted 70 obstruct the path in the
prog ~ Of civilization and eligion.-Harrisburg
Telee spph.
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wslan hat the parties interested we're all
sedaky advised Of the result Of their bids,
that the whole correspondence was compile
r yesterday mornings mail. The number
iaasn was unprecedented, and the amount
iS0 thus necessarily performed is corrobo-
sdAe bushes reputation which the present.
ssAr brought with him 10 the Department.
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CASH BUYERS

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ion wsyndapnd him hon relates . curl.
80! VI an insane Garded bii-oman, named
IN .Ao some years sinea Judged from the
y, m'! Of the Insane HoS1pse at Indian.
Nd Who, after long scarab, was given
Id -. -! About two year, afts- the supposed
~ insane wife. RADIUS married skain,
s,ss lights ago the fret wife entered biz
ss., sne was accompanied BY . young
ma sa mad been born after she became in
sass.er ahs escaped from the asylum. u
.sse s she had but an indistinct rec
sr ,,s sne remembered having waded thro
s n,a a woods until. she came To steam.
e., inch she got, and finally found her.
Vi ~s 0, where physician took charge Of
sgA. Used 10 curing Der. What the up.
sst = present state Of Affairs will be Il IL
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HoRR1D AccIDENr.-Last Friday afternoon,
Reuben Fiddler, citizen of De Witt, lately
from Mt. Carroll, Illinois, while walking on the
railroad track at the former place, was knocked
down by the wood train. His body was torn
lengthwse into two pieces, accepting out the en-
tire viscera in the most horrid manner.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-01

rs By reference to our advertising
columns the public will notice, that the
Church Of which the Rev. Mr.. McCarer is
pastor, enter the basement of their new Edi-
fee on next Sabbath Mr. McC. has in
formed US that owing to the unusual inter
est now attending upon service held in the
other churches of the city, no attempt will
be made to divert the attention of the pub
Tic by any extraordinary, or ostentatious
opening exercises. II Is the hope Of the
congregation to be able to complete the
main audience room at no very distant peri
cd. The house will then, with the solem-
mites usually attending such occasions, be
dedicated to the service of the Most High
God.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-01

RELIGIous NorICE.-Vhe Congregation Of the
Old Presbyterian Church will commence divine
service in the basement of their ne house of wor-
ship, Oh Sabbath, the 81 inst.
The usual morning service at 1917 O'Clock A. 81.
Sabbath School Anniversary at O'Clock p NJ.
And Prayer Meeting in the evening at Z O'Clock
Christians of all denominations and the public
generally, are invited to be present at any all
these services, as may suit their convenience; and
as divine service viii be established there perma-
neatly the public hereby cordially invited at
tend ebl-2td
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-01

MARRIAGE CEREMexY.--,YesIarday morn
ing, at half past eight o'clock avery I'M
pressive marriage ceremony was performed
10 the Episcopallan Church in this city, by
Rev Mr.. Birdsal, rector. The parties Joined
together in the holy ties of matrimony were
Mr.. Worm W. CoMBs and Miss ELIZA J
WHEELER, both of this city. Two brides
maids and escorts attended. The i'm
pressive marriage ceremony of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church was feelingly pro-
nounced by the minister, in the presence of
a large audience of the friends of the par
ties, after which the happy couple received
the congratulations of their friends, and left
by the 9 so train for Dubuque, Iowa
their FIXTURE home JOY 90 with them
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HI-O Our dispatches this morning are OF a
highly interesting and exciting character
They Enthusiastically indicate that the dread
alternatives resort 10 arms--is soon TO be
thrust upon Us. Should an attack be made
upon Forts Piekens and Sumter blood will
flow like water. Major Anderson viii feel
justified, when attacked, in using every in
strumentaity in his power to paralyze and
destroy his opponents, and hence will of
necessity, open Ere on the city of Charleston,
which IN all probability viii be buried IN
ruins Some four thousand men are en-
camred abdut For' P.rk-ns, and should an
assam b. =. d =, ma t,rite.S he car
mage \ Il oe r-rfi,5e. q" Grim vIsa4ed war
is showing his @rlnkied front" and the
next gale that sweeps from the South, may
bring the crash of responding arms
The responsibility of hostiliries> will be
placed by posterity apon the proper par
ties. We conf 1enily believe that the day
will come. when the whole secession scheme
with ali OF It's attendant horrors will he
stigpal zed as the work Of the manislcs Of
South Carolina.
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REE@ We must give way nowadays al
most entirely 10 our telegraphjc news,
which is of absorbinginterest IN a tow
of this size Daily paper is not able to give
more matter than we now publish. There
fore much that we would like to print can
not be inserted. We feel ike writing col
umns on public affairs, bnt are obliged to
restrict our operations in this line. The
news must come before everything-etse.
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Thr 9ailv SOnruA.
EVAR&vs4-E, IND.
FRIDAY MoRNING....................F EBRUARY
All Hail. the State of Kansas.

We have RETAINED from rejoicing over
the passage of the bill for the admission Of
Kansas as State, for fear the President
might veto it on some pratence. But now,
since the telegraph yesterday announced
that the act of admission was consummated,
We can give vent to our enthusiasm for the
event.
Yes, Kansas, the child Of wrong, of OPP
preston, of revolution, and of bloody war
Kansas, whom the pro-slavery propaganda
had in their own minds doomed to slavery,
aud whose people we're obliged TO obtain
the privileges If American citizenship
through r fiery ordeal; Kansas the off
spring of free emigration, of free principles
of free speech and free press though
these we're ail denied her-stands before The
world now, proud in the consciousness that
she is a sovereign State and the peer in priv
ilege of the most favored State in the Uuiou.
Let hosauuas rise amongst the hosts of
freedom that victory has been vouchsafed
to them, and that the lovely territory that
was put in their charge by the Almighty
has been delivered from bondage and exalt-
ed to an equal place amongst the sovereign
States of the Union.
The people of Kansas are well worthy the
immortal honor just conferred upon them
Bravely, nobly, almost unexceptionably
have they borne themselves through the
seven years baptism of fire, blood, and des-
olation that they were doomed to suffer
They have gloriously won their enfranchise-
ment, and the world will wish them well
in its enjoyment. Il
It is strange that Kansas should enter into
the bright sisterhood of commonwealths al
a time when some of those communitie;
which prosecuted her are retiring in confu'
sion from the Union. The strong
has become weak and the weak strong
The oppressed territory of the last few years
has become the free, sovereign, and indie
pendent State. The States which endeav
ored to thrust blighting Institution or
her, falling in their work, are now mafly
rushing to destruction on account of the
same institution that they tried to force or
her.
$The feeling raised in the foul attempt t.
force slavery. on Kansas has gone on in
creasinc until il has divided and defeated
the party which attempted the wrong, ant
submerged the actors in that dark transac
ton beneath the flood of popular indigna
ton it raised Tue existence and presen
triumphant attitude of the Republicanparty
is owing to that outrage. Let the perPetra
tors take what comfort they can from thu
contemplation-f
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GUGGEFHElMER, MEYER & CO.
BARGAINSI BARGAINSII
Tso"TS ErE ET%%


:. 1MIB . n A q \ =
. On and alter this day our establishment will
be conducted on tho CASH PRINCE PIE In do
ing so we have as much az heart te4nterest of our
patrons as that OF ourselves Lsill allow us more
time 10 attsud 10 bsi4ess, and facilitate us in
making a great manY~T1np rovements in cur manu-
featuring departIpsft. The time has come when
eVeryt hing l1st he produced Il the lowest nassie
rate a~1h order to be able carry this ON. and
let ON customers derive it's benefits which shall L.
-4dAe), We are compelled 10 adopt the CAS4EYE-
TEN No need be offended II p-rTiTI,-.l lean
the rule will be 1BvaIiabla '
jams FAUTIEE j. MARGOEErlR.
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Capt. J. G. Brennan, who is now engaged drilling
night class IN this city, has been prevailed upon
by his numerous friends to open day school also,
To commence Monday, January 2Sth, at O'Clock P.
NJ, in Carpenters Block, on First street
All who wish TO become familiar with the prac-
tice and theory of military tactics, as laid down by
Scott and Hardee, and OF Fancy sud Original
Drills, now have the most favored opportunity, and
should enrol their names upon the class list imme
diately- Capt B. is experienced Taetician--has
devoted many years of ms life exclusively to the
profession-has heeh Military Instructor at the
Military Institute at Clinton, and, teacher, he
has few, if any, equals and no superiors.
For terms, apply to the Captain at the Armory
and Drill Rooms. ian2l
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The wealthy capitalists, those of Hebrew
birth, particularly, are Withdrawing from
South Carolina.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
HAEHM ER'S EXCHANGE,
Second ST, bet. Main and Locust,
iu Brsya New block
r-vANreFrrrT e Taru

g. II. Hammer, formerly senior partner Of the
firm Of Hammer,H Dreifuss of she St. Charles, has
opened a new Restaurant and Saloon, under the
name Of "HamUcr's Exchange" Ga Bray's new
block Second street. between Main and Locust,
and will be glad t. his old friends. and become
acquainted with new ones. The best Wines, liz
quOrs, Cigars, &C.. always on hand aud the delca
cies of the season served MP in tAe best style. a
sumptuous lnncl iszserfed up every morn ibe mt 40
O'Clock, under the care % Peter Burlt Careful
teit iuli the wants Of guests viii be- given boy fho
attaches Of the house, under the direction, aud
with the assistance OF the proprietor.
q. IT, HAmAfEE.
Fvaus,.ilIe III ION Irsd
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COr0ner's INQUEST

Coroner's Inquest
Held on The ath day Of January, 1861, over the
dead body of John Paul Evans, who found in
Evansville at Mozart Haul, Pigeon Township, Van
derhurgh county, Indiana
The verdict Of the Jury was that the deceased
came TO his death by three pistol Shots from
pistol held in the hands of Robert NJ. Evans, and
others whose names to the Jury are unknown.
There found ON his person sixty five cents in
silver, and one bre,s n. The deceased was abont
81 years Of age, and i've feet eight inches in height
jana JOHN WAYMAN, Coroner.
HNAGEC SF0D .E POLISH.
SNA gross Magic Stove Polish, that cannot be
dee,5 RbLIoTT's Family Grocery.
SHFG.N-AREEA
~ Rec ived this day % bales extra heavy Gunny
Bags, 40 bbl- White Lime, so terces prime Rice,
100 kegs best English Soda 40 mats Java Coffee, 80
coils Manila eordage, so bales Batting, for sale
deel8 GRO. FOSTER & co.
EGGS-20O DOZ FRESH RG4S
1ec22 CHAS. McJoHNsToN
GUST RECRET-E8.-
e. 2 casks sugar Cured Hams,
9" SO Dried Beef,
9" Shoulders
/ Dbl Elk. Bolognas,
500 lbs Breakfast Bacon
Aud for sale at the lowest prices at
nov12 JACOB sINzICH f SONS.
M4OR ET@FRL~FHFJH"Sa IN THE
>
dec. II. COOK & LANGLEYS
AS0..n4.s.1-' 1o.uS-N'ks!.
Bh.s. ExfrA Fiint Hvlainy Tor Sale by
dec. II. COOK LANGLEY
SpRAA RUsH ELS PRE.Wk, CEFe.g.V-,
COOK 4 LANGLEY
Kp X a ~ - II 1000 LAS
-A-R Prime Country Bran just received and for
sale at ldecZD ELLI0T1's Family Grocery.
TNyVUR.N-KES s -TU6e.N.EE 81 DO SES--,--
q Prime Turnips just received st
dec2l ELLl0FTs Family Grocery.
DRG-EJN's:-k'E 6UsH
IL just received aud for sale at No. % Main
AFfO FEE! so B.4 RS PER STk.E.n-
deo2I GEO. FOSTER co.
KROG PRODUCTS.-Bs.E IRE PRE-
EN- pared to furnish Mess Pork. Keg and Barrel
Lard, and Bulk Pork, in quantities 10 suit. Also
for sale--Ten1er-loins. Spare Ribs, Heads, Feet,
decsi GEO. FOSTER co.
Wjes EE~ Is.4 EsE.Nrs! -E4GXs1e4S = N. II.
so Whole half and qnarter boxes, Just rec eived
and for sale by oHAs- McI0HNSToN.
KD RE.UE ROAE RUTTER, FRESH
n Eggs and Dressed Poultry. =.
Daily receiving fresh supplies Of the aboxe by
CHAs. McJOHNsToN.
IyfM RsT-N'UTs'- ~ E.Fs O.S-OS. -
Brazil Nuts, Pecans,
Hickory NUTS 9Oooa, Nuts,
Filberts &C, &c, for sale at |
dec. II. COOK Il LANGLEY'S.
n .GDKEs F.syN-CXs EURs.
III We viii sell the remainder of our stock of /
Ladies Furs at greatly reduced prices Ladies not
yet provided will ind it to ehe4r advantage 60 buy
now. NAUTIER i MA RO0NNfER =
1aqs No. 50 Main street
fHjS =. THO.DFs = O.N> is TRE on |
q y . iy agent in Uig city for jacksonls Cough |
Syrup decl8
n ~ m y $ az Mt HE.N-VS 1.x-f
LII great variety and at very low prices. al
decIS fHoMPS0NS City Drugstore.
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RE CHHNCR.

II A nice house. with eight rooms, on Oak street,
between Second and Third streets. Apply to
JAMS wv. HUGHES, No. Is Main st.
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PIANOS FOR SALE.
K,V D1s.N's WILLIE Golf.


K1V S-.4.N'sD.zLEE COLI.
I am still delivering 20 any part of the city lin
quantities of less than 20 bushels the best quail
ity Of Bodiam Nine Coal, we'll screened at cents
per bushei au1 also prepared II deliver an article
of Coal, taken upscreeued from the pile, at cents
per husfleE and slack nut Coal in limited Juan
titles st cents JOHN WYMOND,
decl7 If Sec y and Mang'r Bodiam Ming Co.
&PECE.8E we T'ECks.
AZ take pleasure thank my friends and the
public for their past patronage, and solicit con-
tinuanCe for the concern. L respectfully re-
quest all persons indebted 10 me by open account,
bond, and notes overdue, t. settle the same, as
am anxious TO close up my old business soon as
possible. (ian3) VIM BlERBON Err.
r. OR.TE.8TED-a OF GO E'-gRFyH Err
4 SHIP.
The undersigned have This day formed q co-part-
nership for the purpose OF transacting and carry
inc a Whnesal4- and eeulil Drug business at the
stand occupied by Vim. Borrower, No. 7s Main
street, Washington Block, under the style and firm
of Berbower q tearce.
WM. BORROWER,
Jan. l, 1S6f.-i4n3 JAS. Ii. PEARCE.
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E.H4s OHT.gJV-9' H.V.EOI

Just now, when money "a scarce, II Won want to
save from 10 to - per cent ia purchasing groceries,
20 10 Nickervs. -'ef - assoHissji At the great
change tn place 10 favor OF buy err.
Come all Of 4-s... money. md sots 1bh0 pan
irael sL-1I i-id gu the - biggest " dollars
wurth-Cf ,g--y 4.Ipse you have got for "A long time
FIRING y,al D4tiuis. Wisconsin,, Tennessee lOwn
Michigan, KENNEDY, and all otho: good inOnsy..
Tho - Pane - won [ last always. Come soon No
humbug- Try at - NICKEHY BROS
dec4 - Main street.
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~O.VsTFRER'S s.YER.

u l will sell at public auction. on Saturday, the
26th dag Of January, 1861, one steam boiler lin
good orierJ, one boiler front, stand pipe. and
one mud valve, taken the property of John Hew-
son, to satisfy an execution in favor of John Ian
sing. CHAS. W. LONG, Constable.
Evansville, Jan Is, 1851 ian2l-Iw
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over yesterday for want of space, will be
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