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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

ALBANY, Aug. s.-The board Of directors of
the New York Central Railroad company, met
this morning ard declared dividend of three
per cent, payable on the goth of August at the
usual places H.a @
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

u The Page County Herald, after descrip-
ton Of the adventures of Iowa Union men in
Nodaway county, concludes as follows:
The Secessionists have perfect understand.
ing among themselves They have an abund-
ance Of good arms and cannon. They are regu-
larly organized and ,oeu drilled; and nothing but
the presence Of respectable force of govern.
ment troops win keep them in subsection.
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, yesterday A. NJ, ALLEN R., irisni sn
MIR. A. r. Strickland.
In this cityon the morning Of Thursday, Augusts 80,
DAVID BEsSET, only child OF Edxir W. Deal (oi Burning
ton Mounted Rsnger.,) aged eleven months.
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sas' 'e go q " fepe's were killed ana
woonoeo. " our ssee number were
~os'oeo' svo - - No nkeiy 70 die. The
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:" .ao'oer column, u Will b. sen that IA
"A nSn' mas occurred near Springfield, Mis-
.ou'.' oesween zen. Lyon and the rebel forces.
vn'cn the Iowa firse Regiment participated.
Aees lsr sne advantage % upon our side. Bat
- snser from the tenor Of the dispatches that
% VA outnumbersd By tie rebel forces in that
vicinity. division Of which may have got In his
rear. Gen. Lyon, however, ID . brave officer
fruitful In expedients, Who % not likely 70 be
oatgeneraled He y likely 70 prove equal 70
ne emergency.
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vhich thew .e;ze urop sv.rv cb.nca n charge
o,on The R.ruh,;o., .o,.,rr.,t ~. c.,.m;t;e.
az the var. Il hu.;n.s. ..ct, ii. Incoln,, fault
Are taxes increased tn LipcoIn's fault. Do
some men prove incompatent or false. the bur.
den is laid mon the marty nov in power. and so
on through the lone catalogue to which the Ell.
gency of the State has siven birth. Let it be
remembered that while these papers vent the
lies referred to. they have the damning con.
sciousneas Of having bv mast misconduct made
this var necessary. and that where there has
been failure. through incompetency or fraud, it |
has come from men educated in their school, |
and who cannot BY any means, purge themselves |
UUWuOIS0Oul9
faith.
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srcprs;on 70 Tho r;,.or-; ho,d.r avs that al
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III. h.a /. .nm.;.n. Ho,n. cn.,d !, .s.r .h;,,.
~ g.. ~. $500. 81 '7.1,5-
~ $3.50 80 =, -
~ A NJ. Clark, Of Omaha bad narrow e. |
cape not long since. Hs vas sleeping in McCor- |
mick's ware-room, when the joist just over his |
bead gave way an account of the heavy pressure |
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, $3.50. 80 =. 9
~ The Page County Herald, after descrip.
ton Of the adventures of Iowa Union men in |
Nod.vay county. concludes as follows:
The Secess;onist. have nereect nnders.a nd. |
s aJo oaa 'n IA au "1 M. ~ soonu-
lsrly oresnixed and peu dylled: and nothing Out |
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On Tuesday, the 9Th Of August by Pew. ". =. Baird
this city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

~ A NJ. CLARK, Of Omaha bad narrow es-
cape not long since. Hs vas sleeping in McCor-
mick's ware-room, when the joist just over bic
bead, gave way an account Of the heavy pressure
upon It and fell catching on the side of the wall
but few inches over Mr.. CLARK.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

u 1t is reported that Judge Mason will &C.
cept the nomination of the Mahony Convention,
and has written letter to that effect, for appear
ance and consistency sake, repudiating some of
the worst Secession planks in the platform. We
shall print the manifesto when it makes its ap.
peafance.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

H-A day or two since We published letter
from Prof Schnebley, giving an account of the
kidnapping of Mr.. Gentry, at whose house be
was staying. From the Quincy Republican we
learn that when Capt. Loomis of the o. s. r. G.
heard Of it, he seized several Secessionists as
hostages srnd issued . notice that they would be
held till Mr.. Gentry was returned, and that if he
Was injured, all the hostages would be shot. The
came fate would instantly visit them upon any
attempt for their rescue.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

~ The Omaha Telegraph, in an account Of
the return Of Col. Dodges command from an
excursion to the Missouri border, says that all
was quiet. and it was supposed the border coun-
ties had sufficient Home Guard to keep things
20 for the present
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

D1rAasvas o. m Tn InSAHfnY, Coz Lao.
MAJ, Ax nm lsf CAvAis1.-Ths Seventh IL
IL oaly rsginsst that has made any psetsnsion
70 start with ~ ssaal ponp and circumatance
Of leaving fsr The VA. The other regiments Of
foot left In detachments, and the Csvalry, after
riding h yesterday morning to water the horses,
and bid their friends goodbye, left on their
march 70 Madison. All the morning from the
camp, came in wagons laden with trunks and
carpet Sacks and psrchsd upon the pile two or
three soadiers, keeping guard with axed bayonets.
About eleven, the roll Of drums. pierced nov
and then By the shrill 6fs, gave notice that the
regiment was at hand. II came down Jefferson
street. With eolsrs flying, and measured tread,
each man laden With % mnch - be could con.
trivs 70 Get Of bed oomforts, water can, and fruit
The march, though only two miles, was 70 hos
and dasty, that several Of the men were over.
come, and one seemed suffering with SON stroke,
for be Vas utterly iussnsible, when taken from
the wagon and carried on board the Jennie
Whippla 3 IS s s.
Some Of our thoughtful citizens had secured =
number Of eaeks and . load of ice and several
bushels Of apples, with which the men were free.
regaled. They left about o'clock, apparently
full Of eagerness to meet the enemy. $50
The following is tie organization Of the regi
m0nt: 1855 aHs 94 'fV7 @
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

a We learn from . gentleman from Keo-
kuk that In ths aght at Athens, yesterday. s
Union mon were killed and several wounded,
and only 8 Of the Rebels killed. He confirms
he report that the rebels we're totally repulsed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

~ sad accident occurred to the family of
N. James Mcfarland, Of Henderson Greek, III.
He was going to town and took two Of his own
children and little niece With the wagon to
give them ride as far % the gate. There they
got out and held it open for him. They then
went to the creek and began to play upon a
raft, when one of the little ones fell in, and in
spite Of the cxertions of the Others, passed their
reach and was drowned.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

n The Oquawks Plaindealer, after noticing
the return Of the months volunteers from that
place, says. I'VE believe all are willing to en-
list for the war, and now that they have been
we'll trained will make efficient soldiers to place
in the field Of action 7"
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ns,unans eerr.e,.

---..-. .Sle afi
NJ Usapsasss q tAe iss Rsginsst Cavalry,
sniass eensaad Il LiesA Col, NssA and the
III 1aGi.sat q IasAatsy, Gel. lAsnaa, lsft
hsss ,yssssrdAy f~ bslow. We fe1pss 70 Gee
tAs.lspass ~itAess propsr -. tsatA equip.
nsntA anAelsthiag. Il .olea s5basy.aa s. a
Juss bsesss - o'clock tAs ~ Rsgimsnt
narcAsa devn b lie river and embarked On ths
Jenny whipp,s and tve barssA Their dsssina-
tioa busdsestsol - b 81 Lola a So ega
During u fsss psrs Of IL day ~ Cavalry
1sgineaA h squads end companies, rode thrc'
eur ss.sstA hidding good bye % friends, gasssr-
Ing . articles y b ussd upon thsir jssfnsy,
and making thsir anal psspsratieaa Wagons
piled high With beegaGs asd army stores we're
coastpntly pssdaG on psopls, including the
lsdisC vsss - 81, asd - sssns YES aaina-
ting b ~ sstrses. he tramp Of infantry, the
elassse Il ~ Aeefs Of cavalry horses. the mar.
tal 1lGis, enabled y 70 sons sxtsnt 70 realize
~ dsaAlyesaAiet which now sxists between The
0ovsrnnsas "a IL Aeea sa-i'al 'is- q !
Iowa b ssadlag her bsst men into the field.
Bstses. squadrsas hAvs rarely bssa ssnt spss
IL habtis Asld than ere capable, with good
squiposat ssd training. of'bsing made out Of
the Osnpaniss jast gone from hare. 50 with
~ tAsss Rsginsnts Of Infantry They are
osupessd Of brave and hardy nsn Who will do
credit % ~ ssats which they rspfsssnt They
take With den vhsrsvsr they 80 Tie prayers
and binmines of ~ eood peoolo of Burlington,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

uThs St. 10. Herald in noticing the cleo
ton Of Gov. Gamble. says that such 10 his char.
actsr and the confidence reposed In him that
three ssossaionists Doniphsn, Donnell and Moss
voted for him, and went to their constituents to
srgs hearty support Of the administration of
Law and oedee 81 ssh-Iirf sfss - t f.,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

- 4 ac3 soldier % JsAsrse0 street, yes.
tsrday afternoon, excited some attention and
compassion. he had been left behind % 70 70
he military hcspisal, but when his conradss had
len. be felt homs, sick, and got 70 de railroad
station just TOO late. Overcome BY the heat and
he dissppoint0snt b at down in the street,
thoroughly sick D.. Ra.son vs. paying hin
svssy attention, and in obedience 70 bis advice,
~ nm resolved 70 20 70 the hospital til hst-
~. ~ aaas = John 0riARs, Of BelleSosntaipe.
AAAaaka, sssaty.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

ORrcox CRops.-The Farmer Of July lst says
the prospect is that there will be great def
cheney 10 the crops of Oregon the present as
compared with the last year. The cause is the
fact that the price Of grain ruled very low last
year, and farmers, believing Il would not pay,
did not put in as many acres, and the crop lie
thus cut down one half ~ 3e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

KEHrUcKY ELEcrIoS.-The election in Ken.
lucky, Monday last, resulted in the overwhelm.
ing defeat Of the Secessionista The Union ma.
jority in Louisville is 5000. and In the whole
State over 80 600 sa1s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

u The fire companies, headed BY 6ne band
were out yesterday 70 pay their last tribute Of
rsspsct 70 the remains Of NJ. W. Curtis, whose
dsath " recorded on The 9th.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-10

The peraait Of Toucey, the Infamous
Secretary of the Navy under Buchanan, has been
placed in the Rogues Gallery ct the Police Head
Quarters In New York.
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No. San act ia addition TO an act entitled.
"An act relating TO the sureties Of the late
State Treasurer"
II il hereby enacted, &c.
Sac. ]. The COMMITTEES appointed BY the act
relating 10 the suretes Of the late State Treasu-
rer," approved Nov. %, 1860. arc authorized in
their discretion to commence and prosecute any
suit al law or IN equity 10 the name Of the State
II Vermont against said Treasurer. aud any Of
Biz sureljes. ard any other parties, TO enforce
aud protect the rights Of this State, and may en-
Floy counsel ior shat purpose; and said Commits
tee nay also redeem any property attached on
any process Ia any suit now pending against
sAid Treasurer Of bic sarciies, ffom aay mortgage
or iacanhrAnce il Ia their Judgment the interest
81 The State requires II, and the auditor a ac-
counts Is directed to draw all necessary orders
upon The Treasurer C the Stale fer that psrpose
prorsaei, that II a.! The assets q the lais State
Treasurer belonging 70 the State, greRing cat Ct
the dsfAlcation C The late treasurer. new ia the
hADds n any person. shall 10 sarFerdsrea . the
State. thee said commissioners hereby author
iSsd. II 10 their oy;nlen il shall BE- irr the inter-
go q the State - ,e do sa discharge any Or AL
q the signsp e said late treAsarsT's bonds who
xnay prove, 10 ths gAsisfAs,ion q SAID coganis-
sitrers, that thky have n no way participated ia
the use Of treasury fands, for speculation og5-
e rurPc~ss; All provided tbs; sues discharge
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Approved Nov. l6, 1861.
0. l7.--An act relating to reeognizances.

No. l7.--An act relating to recognizances.
II is hereby enacted. &c.
Sac. /. Every recognizance, given by per-
son charger with criminal offence, or by wit
ness in any criminal prosecution. within the ju-
risdiction If the Justice Of the Peace to try and
determine, conditioned for the appearance of such
person or witness before any Court in cases where
the ofense is punishable by fine or Imprisonment,
and in all such cases when an appeal shall be Ia
zen by the respondent shall be taken t, the Treas
urea Of The Treasury into which the fines aud costs
are made payable by law.
SIC. 2 This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Nov l6, 1861.
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Ne Ala scs providing 81 The exercise 8 The
Eaecsfsre pssers il CASES = vacancy 10 tie
cniees q Gatefner sn4 Lieutenant Governor.
II il kfgeaE tascita. &c
SEC. / Nhruessf thtre shall * = TacaaeY IN
the ngnc ~ 1atfra0r aua Ltaithaat OeNerupf,
oecss3sue4 ~ failure 10 elect. o. y Size rrute1
Al from 0fbae. o. ~ shS death, rvs gnatien. q
Inability Il both the Governor AMI Lieutenant
Governor, ihc speaker 81 the Iine hsiug, u the
House u representative sAall SCI a. Governor.
and shall exercise the poNsrs. sal discharge the
dates arperlsiulng q the uiaec q Governor. as
cordingY. gail ihs disability Shall b rzmoge4
90 Governor shail bo eieetei
Sec 2 TIE acl entitled "A act relating 10
tic atiices n Governor aHd Ltealcnaut Governor
approved Nosembsg i0,h, A. y. 1851, i hereby
repe4lel
&c. !. THIS act shall take eject from its pas
hrs.
Approved OCT, 80. 1861
No 4 --An sei 10 amend IAN act providing for
the revision II the public laws 81 this stae,
approved Nov &c. 1890.
II il hffeby faaclfi. Sc.
S1c / Section one ~ " An act providing for
The revision q the public laws q this State, APP
proved Ney &c, 1890 is 20 amended that the re-
port contemplated ty said act 10 he made 10 the
General Assembly at iss present session shall be
made 70 The Governor u this State on or before
the Goth day II june, A. b. 1862
SEC Said commissioners shall have the said
revision printed and ready for the use Of the
General Assembly by the fret day Of July, A.
D. 1862
Sac, Q. This aci shall take effect from its pas
sage
Approved Nov d. 1861.
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Approved Nov. ls, 1861
No. 2l.--An act relating to the Homestead.

No. Plan act relating to the Homestead.
Ills hereby enacted, &c.
SIC l. Whebeyer the owner Of any homestead
shall Gail 10 build, or maintain and keep in good
add sufficient repair, hs proportion Of the diyis-
ion fence between such homestead and the adjon-
ing lands of any other person or persons; and
such other person or persons shall build or repair
such fence, and shall have a legal claim against
tue owner Of such homestead therefor; such bone
stead shall be subject to attachment and levy Tor
such claim in the same manner as other real es-
tate.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved Oct 81. 2S61.
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