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s,l e1r. LOUIS, No, Sept. II, 1861. j

Order No. leo. $500. NJ. ~,
+, The distributlon, sale, exchange, or giving
away Of any copy Or copies Of the newspaper
known q the, ,Du6uqps Hssald, printed and pub.
ished at Duhpqus, Iowa, n iprohihited " the
city and county Of 81. Louis, after this date All
railroad end, sxpfsss sgents IN this city are Or
dered TO deliver into the possession Of the Pro.
'yoet Israhal Al packages Of said paper that may
hereafter come into their possession. The de-.
livery Of the SAND from the Post Office, or of
any number thereof, 10 also prohibited.
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80 Isut from ~ eauuciasion olsptinci
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BuRL1seros, Sept. 1s, J,

N't~ BURLINGTON, Sept. 16, 81.
Nm. EDIroR:-Since was last in Burlington
have noticed in the Hawk Eye call for infor-
nation relative to an application said to have
been made by me for an appointment as Briga-
er-GeneraL Some speculations are also in.
dulged in as to my motive in seeking the posi-
ton. W EsthuA2
3 Supposing you desire the truth on the sub
ject, now state to you that have never ap.
piled for that or any other similar appointment
Being in Washington early in June last made
five attempts to see the Secretary Of War,
which were unsuccessful in consequence Of the
crowd of contractors and others by whom he
was surrounded I then celled on the Post.
master-General and gave him to understsnd that
my services would be at the disposal of the
Government whenever they we're required. A
like tender was made through Senator Grimes
some time about the l7th Of July. No applica.
tion was made for any appointment in either
case, and nothing said BY me as to the position
Of Brigadier-G or any other Office. Nv
motive was not to reap the emolumenss Of Of.
fee, nor to betray any trust which might b
confded to me, but simply to discharge what !
conceived to be my duty.
Yours, truly, CHAS. MASON.
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BgaIrsoros, Sept. ls, i,

BURLINGTON, Sept. 16, 1851. Q
@. DuHHAn-Dsar Sir--In the issue Of your
paper to-day An account Of , primary meeting
for the appointment Of delegates 70 . Demo
cratic County Convention, 70 be held in the
city of Burlington, on the 25th inst, vas printed
Twelve men chosen. On Saturday, July 30th
the news came over the wires "that . great,
battle was bsing fought At Nsnassas." The
heart Of every loyal man - he that night sought
bic dwelling, vibrating between hope and fsar.
was wrplg with the mOst psinfal anxiety. On
that evening, and atithe threshhold Of my own
door, ssone Of the twelve"-the Judas perhaps,
With sardonic inyectivsss which would have
done credit 70 the High Priests Of the "Noun.
tain" invoked death and destruction upon our
brave army. The invocatioa was answered.
~, vas being answered Gtss. fhs sbbing cur
rent Of life vas oo1ing out Of the death.stlicksn
bodies Of our heroes Writhing limbs Of our
unsuccored wounded iddsd narrowing testimony
Of The sacriAcs.. 0aIths next day our bleeding
volunteers vsfs seeiing basl spsn w ashineton.
o, vhas howl " joy veat y fso.. Ills Naaoa
fAetson; this pafty Of sssassiasi :, Mem n low.
whose soes ~ shsse kisdse1 W Ealf unbIfisd
st Nanas.ss I'D Wuson,S Crsst. You, IL s, r,apk III
and file Of the Srsat parties whose isalsss.vere /.
Douglas and 4 Msbsse. .yss are, bsssssAiusly
ssatsd - bow yese seeks thas liUm ths,ni the
nominees of tAis ps,iasal iSstio6 nay elanhsr
into the ehisf q lessi " shs MIS- they v.a4
your votss. "a ~ ~ sWEBsrRR WHID. !
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sDemocrasie meetinr,,. !, !.

TO Appoass Delegates to ne Democratic Cosaay
cOasention % b held n ass C;ty Of Bsrsiastos
on as 26M sRss. - - ~ s..,s,,.f' I'd.
h, Agreeable to notice, . meeting Of Democrats
Of Burlington Township, was ccnvensd In Mari.
on Hail. Satu rday Sept 14th, for the object
above named. 'se e"- ~ - IL -
4 The meeting was organised BY calling Lsvi
Haeer, Esq, TO the chair, and Che appointmsnt
D. J. Sales, Secretary. l3s@ ,.'s ~.
The object Of the meeting being stated BY The
chair. tas g.a54 ls4aaE 9
J. W. Webber moved that = committee Of
three be appointed, whose duty it shall be to &C.
lsct twelve delegates 70 the County Convention.
The motion was not agreed to. a !" p
: On motion, the meeting proceeded to the se-
lection Of delegates.
: The following named persons we're chosen:
n. b. Scott, J. W. Weber, Isaac Kaiser,
Henry Moore, Wm- Thompson. A. W. Csrpsn.
ter, Robert Armstrong. George p. Kriechbsum,
Nat Erwin, Patrick Ryan, James Murphy, and
Levi Hsger. @
On motion Of xr. Scott, the delegates wers
authorised 70 gil vacancies aeAsst =
On motion, Mr. Durham was requested TO pub
lish the proceedings Of the meeting in th,
Hawk-Eye. The meeting then adjourned.
h ssas L. HAaER, Chairman.
d. SAlra. Recretsrv 'n52
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Iienf. Col. Merritt.

usssS No.' 9 -.
fe"0N"s eoh"e"scA A1'on' w s''oiCs''"e aA.l
Ia AEht afron the Implied lcensufe OF our
enq6udens "Des Noines," we publish with
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49,, cN,r,
sp0 so'oae..y co4eues " .ie.~ ov'o.e' -
n3 upon ahe bloody battle mold OF Wuson'i
Fst b precisely what we have heard from ev.
smcer and soldier of the lat Repiment With
:. h.v. conver.ed Th;. !. tho .e.t;mon,
q, al. as;.;.l r.oorts No one re,ret, ~ =.
:. No ,n;os,,.e don. him q on, coln,n, Z, =. :.
Ct ,s1-s san ~ c.n., /. ,,n. Io-l
-fs' = pa, . :. Sept 7th, 1851.
I'M Id;.or of IL Bsnl;nston Eapk- Eys: n
a., ;a.ue Of Sent, q \ eommunic.tion . n.
II ~ ~. .;sn.turs ~ ..pe. Mo,nesn -.
hu ,acos ths cb.r,.cater,. b.at,., of Liant Colonel
nnn p 90 go - =. 'e1,s-ee ',
h.1.l,ov;,. .x.-.ct oont.;n. .n .rror - vb;cb
b a. 70 history should bs corrected. and
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d. 80 =, 49,, =. ggss saR5 ID
s1.nl,ye, vss c.,Ied "a tho Chair and tbe
Lpiy Report vas forced through, but to rem.
hsss uepalss.bis several additional resclu-
.''. sess. .aaoPsscs Iscsseing some 9. tnose pre-
n Of your own County, refused to vote, and
I'd 10 participate further In TIE work Of
Assoe sne Aswoed we're reIno@ln,-
es.. ,.t.S - W. ' % ss.asr @ = ayH Wl.ou ~
ln ba.tle) va selected :Sor Lieut.. Governor ;
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uLate advices from the frontier say that
Ave thousand Indians are encamped on the forks
Of Repablican river, Kansas, and are perpetra-
ting ossrasss upon the settlers. They are the
allies of our Southern .tmisguided brethren" !"
and will destroy our settlements on the frontier
unless the settlers get help from the Govern
ment. .r3 efS - aiN' '
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this period, M. Shannon rose to ask If the
Government had nssdons just what the speaker
recommended. Mr.. Neal, in roundabout way,
was understood to say it had not.
! Mr. Shannon.-'T ask the gentleman whether
he does not know that the President had issued
-''' 'De .sD'. ~ resula -.
- .''e. MONIES - snu pronn''s'1s .ne leii sn'oy-
nent oi sue'r VohsutusiOnal rlgnts 70 AL VINO
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Burlington, Sept: 18th, 1881.

I
a5Whereas I am informed that certain persons
have put In circulation reports prejudicial to the
Regiment Of United States Lancers now in pro
cess Of formation It this time under the com
mand Of COL Pleyel, and tending 70 ssmbarrass
those engaged in recruiting for the same, and
considering such reports wrong and injurious to
the interest Of the country in the present exi-
gency, hereby notify all good citizens TO desist
from giving currency to the same; and more.,
over certify that I am satisfied that the parties
engaged in getting up such Regiment. are duly
authorized by the War Department % to do;
that I consider they are acting in good faith,
and that instead of thwarting their endeavors,
it is the duty of good and patriotic citizens to
aid them in the cause that every man who 10
true 70 the Consultation and his country must
desire to assist. ia 20 F9} sat
All maliciously disposed persons Who at the
present time may be found aiding and abetting
the enemy, or interfering with the lawful re-
cruiting and enlistment Of soldiers will be dealt
with according to military law. a.
F4TZ HENRY WARREN,
Col Commsn1ina Post
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By the following lsttse n van bs sSen thSs
Col. Merritt dsclils5 The honor or running z ID r.
the tory ticket he i il favor Of war, vigorous
md earnest, until the last armed rebel shall b
conqusred, and the Gag Of the Union again Aesu
over all Tie States. We csmmend the careful
perusL Of the letter 70 Dennis Nahoney and
oharies Mason. ri ,r7s,a z.1 -zsH Us sa,s pi .
iasslslsC CEDAA RASiDs, LzsH CourY, IowA,t VII
- ga Il 3tao September 9Th, 1851. g
T. DUxLAyY, ESQ.,, Pres't of EDemocrssic State u
Convention of Iowa, Bloonhsld, Iows., isgu-
DEAR SR:-Your letter Of the Sd instant IN.
forming me that / have bean placed in nomlna- y
tion for the Office Of Lieut.. Governos BY the De.aa
mocratic, ,Cony<ntion which met yat Des Noiuss
City on the seth ult, 10 reeeiSed 10 aas &C
For the kind terms in which yoa are pleased
70 speak Of me, and for the unexpected parsalisys
bestowed upon masby Che Convention, on that
occasion, accept - most profound thanks.
The nomination thus generously and unani-
mously rendered, 1Cm6st decline; and it is due
TO the members of that Convention, as well AZ
myself that should state the reasons which
have prompted me to this course. 1pissi - "a q
have besn an ardent, and what might be re.
garded as radical Democrat all my life. Ibe.
ieve that the fundamental doctrines of the De-
mpcratic party are indispensable to the perpe.
tuity of all free governmertG tfa1-iy
~ sue oleaAns yustvi Tue war 1Jwasa
1eaIous aovoSase OF compromise. Indeed, 70
esoaps sns caisnitles OF ctyM var, was wiling
20 y.eio ALMOST any concesNon demanded by the
SY.su: = Du. "uen alIsu % NDenion opened .its
oa sne sa.aus ltsc eand smut Up wi!nn
underwent . change. sIn my Judgment, 1t then
became contest for the preservation efo 70.
vernment and the perpetuity of our liberties--
y oecsme quss.'cns aMpetcsfa patriots should
Nluer Az noness sI0u.e oi sacrince on sneir
JoSna.;..s = s;ss ~ :; s'oM as solss on mnsary
uefposlsus - tlue ~ snumpn over sne ruins ots
sns pes. government On earth, II required the
uetosss''on OF Du! iew moments 70 settle the
soiwsS ;n u o1 .rss Ssa me- me country was m
b been quietly .Pa ssorssly disseminating i.s poi-It
mn sUi snrousn an soe avenues OF, govesnment-o
.a nne sno Mou.e, sne army tne Nayys ano
~ HAeoH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dpsssuen's, s We,o u.Is,ormeu sol
osu.Is .L n;,une ~ l Gonc1cne sno o'SsTm
...s,a s.n.b .y .I sss RViHc. neses,eS I, anS
"nve oIusa e,us ~ ps tilning anc nassnal-
.pS lor tue connlct lne only nope oi satesy 70
.Ls . gosslhmees s wss ~ tne stofay Patriolsm OF
tne Nos'.. ~ We ues,tssoo' rlsereo OF oivideo,
we're .rlesriss.p.y =. tostl Inlon, nrmness sao
oos. rsa1na ~ u thnIsEs. uIuMo,s suo,
- sune.Noas p, - "a CIV Svu1nuy Auuo Auo
y pos.sy & W o1 molI s, senaer sno sacLeo man
.;ns aoSc e. - ~ ~ ~ .snoss y. Pary
IN 1...;es. .aas.ss a ~;"e tus .;S y,
s.es as.sl ~ ~
battis t"r me "oun.rr s = S;n"s .asss; sSss -
."i.'.;, ,o' ~ h .o.As. SnGe aaopnns sns. TO
change oesn I'M ts
feel that every day and hour increases
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II he English hsys juss displsysd their
~ the iessruotien ofPorto Eovo, on the
African soass, end the slaughter Of 1000
~ Il appears that the king, Of the place
,sne objections to > treaty proposed By the
fA Consul and in addition, treaDsd DE mes.
pvish eestsept Upea this, the suu Boats
Assasisl wsts ssSdsrsd sp ths river, WHORE
hars thsy shsllsd - town, asisg it In seve
,hsss, ssd e1sctiee ~ shove stated slaugh-
fse eqtsi terms Of the conflict may be
u n ifon the fact that the only loss sus.
= BY shs stacking party was - killed and
sdkAAy wounded. at - ,e .
6Dsasrsgasd has st last sent in his report
q patial segs0nns which psscedsd the
kaB1lls Run. Hs reports but l6 killed
Is wounded. . few Of ths latssr dying At .
sstnt period. The desamsat proves that
Y ~ fslly informed II tAs movements cen.
.s,seaS ~ cur troops and that his retreat to
49, NJ . feint 70 deceive tie Feeders,
.sak His force consisted 60 twenty Reyi.
nsStssess companies Of Cavalry md foar4
N bssteriee. There is not much Of bombast
hsne of the; paper, and be concluies by
uihk the oacial report of the main battle
h,iN dayl -. ass Al
K Ne Bellevue Courier is obliged TO sus.
nine week in consequences Of tie damage
ss the oAace BY recent storm. The roof
uusfely carried away. gsS R1gsast.
/ "a serioss affay took place on the Hen
rdy While a Davenport on the last trip
h Infneer, for some reason not assigned,
rask v Steward with a"gauge stick, }" and
snsd y sss but vas chased BY the Steward
6As carving knife. and received severe stab
tsbsk The steward vas arrested aad held
IN bail. s - iisssu !.
n Early last week, Mr.. WEIGH, resident
Avnpors. Va, killed While procuring lead
NJ, He had loaded HE wsgon and was in the
4 4 sesntine to the top, when his young
svhfssd, throwing him under the wagon.
lAshsels ran over his head and killed him
.aslF. BE leaves 4 wife and one child. II g.
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0.We, Learn tAAt . train o. the O. B. 1 o.
Rsilsesd Lest svsnssg ran into droys Of cattle
1 shors dissapes ths s.sids of Houmodth, throx-
ing tbs train from The track. b Locsnotivs
nsasly dsnelished, and I've cars bsdiy snAshsd'
sp; ~ snslnsss ard irsmsn slightly injured.
Rosds,aa baeeksdssp Il vas necessary y lay s
isnpsssry tsact around he vsak g pssa. So
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III Tho feport that 0e0.5 5kf0m0ns he'd sboe1
sapsfcsdsd b incorrect Tie Pfes1ideat - or,
& asrsd that Gen, rrsnonts proelanatioa shall
! Sonfosn. Alhe provisions Of the OenAscssion
Aeh passsd Augsss eth BY chs sraef Fremont
/ Gan sdiy libsrate ilaves that have borne Arns
| acsinst the United statss, q hAys been employ,
% upon Naval y Military york agaisst the AN.
4 thsrity Of che Gsvsrsment By rrenonts pro.
clamation thsSlaves Of III rebels ID azhs Ia the
! State Of Missouri were declared free. By he
,Rrsaidsnt's order oaly such slaves belonging 70
rebel masters, = havS been used 70 erect rebel
fsrsiHc cations etc, are declared f.se. as'.'' =
+ ia new tory paper has been started in
Lxeas county. called the Charitoa Democratic
Banner. which carries the Aahensy ticket at its
nastsesd. n esmss "a q nsstsd "plsass q. =
change, We bss leave 70 decline. We shsll
put no mere tory papers Spon Dur exchange list.
il ----0--l-----s's - s'sAfsiA a'i' =.
Tn Booxrv1LtI Ffczr.-In the battle .at
Bonneville, the Home Guards we're successful in
routing the Seosaionists aud driving them oG.
They lost one man killed snd four wounded =
The rebel loss d twelve killed and thirty woun.
u About one hundred and eighty I've head
Of cattle, two hundred and twenty. seven sheep,
and some nine men, who say they are from Put.
nam and Mercer counties, Missouri, were stop.
ped here yesterday BY o. 8. Marshal Hoxie, and
detained until II Is shown that the men are
loyal. So 5 .a
sti O-- e. = 4
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ARaxsf OF SxCEsmsHIsm-On Saturday, BY
order of Col Warren, two men were arrested on
the road between here and Mount Pleasant with
nineteen head Of cattle in their possession. On
Sunday q squad Of cavalry, acting on the same
authority, seized near Kingston, one man with
twenty head Of cattle and ten horses The Col.
believes he has the most satisfactory evidence of
the guilt Of the sparties.
a. A new breech loading carbine is now at.
tracing the attention Of the Eaglish military
suthoritiea It was invented BY Mr. Terry
Tho barrel il - inches in length, and the entire
piece weighs but six pounds. It has IN effect
I've range Of over 1000 feet. sThs bore and bul.
let ars the came - the, riaed the latter weigh.
ing one oance. The gun iubricatss and cleans
itGsif BY means Of an Ingenious contrivance in
the cartridge. On experiment, one Of thess
riass vas 6rsd 1900 times in succession without
cleaning. Il missed fre just twice, and was pro.
nounced % clean and in - good condition q
when the experiment commenced. Its cost il
only ES sterling. siase
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) ~ ths Davenport papers report trouble d
esp neCiallaa iasessssqssacs sf ~ insosps
sssiS ~ ~ Adju1aaGssa sat ai aesskg'1 s'se : !
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Ia Mr.. a. w. Comstock returned to this
county last week from California, after an alb
sence of sixteens months. He returned over.
land and was 50 unfortunate as to get shot on
Platte River, by accident, the load, of shot,
passing through his left arm, above the elbow,
making terrible wound, but not breaking the
bone. iss'5est.
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About one hundred and eighty, i've head
Of cattle, two hundred and twenty.ssvsn sheep,
and some nine men, who say they are from Put.
nam and Mercer counties, Missouri, were stop.
ped here yesterday BY o. 8. Marshal Hoxie, and
detained until II is shown that the men are
loyal. a5 ;s H
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+ HCapt Mcfarland, Of Mt Pleasant, passed
through this City last evening, with a Company
on the way TO Davenport. ss
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Oycrland ni.n.tehes..

VVctl1M0 UDpoJene0s , a. 1.,T-
The dispatches overland from Californis by
telegraph 70 point os miles west Of Fort
Kearney, contain but little Of Importance =
The election will be in favor Of the Republi-
can party. ieo .sf a
Nine companies of volunteers have been
raised to serve On the plains i'a ,2' -
A telegram from Yreka confirms the report Of
the massacre of an emigrant train consisting Of
100 persons. Ak M ..,slg, j
The Bark Allaths which left New York, Ii,
January, had not arrived though over due.
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Police Courr-

ENFORCING TIE Doc LAVA man named
Aetzger was fined IS and costs by Justice Marble
on Monday for permitting his dog to 60 un-
muzzled. His offence was regarded as an ag-
grayated one inasmuch as he had been warned in
a friendly way by the officers not to disregard
the law and subject himself to fine. ii ~ /.