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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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Mere are parties everywhere except under
dead calm Of despotism." In Republic,
kgIe essential for the maintenance Of Liber-
md Government. 2G1 }51 t1s9J
lie foundations of Republic rest upon the
efvnt action Of the people. All questions
War and peace-of national and Of internal
kicy should be openly and freely diseased be-
ksshe people, in order to have an enlightened
'sdes at the ballot.box. To its decisions all
tsnds Of free Government will pay homage,
nd implicit obedience. &a
Frha and party striJe-freedom Of speech and
dom Of the press and free discussion andeo''tro-
eg on all matters of general and local interest
se pslladiums Of our liberty. By these, free
sorl. riadcue and secure their rights. But ,csen
esds 81 party are the advancement Of indio'd's-
vspartiss are to be treated with contempt
Eeare now struggling for an existence rs a
lAan against our rebellious brethren. Upon
stiumph depends the existence Of the Re
fhc. ~ e ~ $50
his triumph Of freedom cannot be secured
y he Republican or Lincoln party alone, but
there must be united North. The vast crowd
who Supported Mr.. Douglas must now hold up
BE lands of the President, and rally to the res
q Of the ship Of State
lsn has sent seven thousand Of her sons ia
Atsld, selected from al parties. The blood
seoe men of Iowa has already enriched tha
HOT Traitors, and the whole force will soon
In the thickest Of the fight.
assnuhile the Republican party have held q
.Srention and made purely party, nomina.
ia Is $50
he Kaaoney has held Convention-trca.
m's'e in it character, without authority from
e'ource, and nominatedsa ticket, as Demo.
'asdeka Another Convention calling itssli
tAon, is to be held on the 2sth inst, and again
'snocratic Convention on the 10th meant
hese conventions are disgusting 70 every pa
N@'nd honest man. They are got up and
sstreted by party hacks. for selfish ends.--
"a Who have spent their lives in party broils
schemes Of personal ambition, are slow 70
sEsise that their game is played out. The
~ hsaes Of the past are nov swallowed up in
= ''snhadowing issue Of Government or nc
'einnent" The heart Of tho people 10 alive
sas Issue. The people do not oare for the
sa'sogues-sho rule this State. They vosld
~aen al . free pass 70 sssesiv-f shsrs
"sniiroad in that direction.
Asye Of The people ieaupon Psesidsat Liz
M sho has spubbed the Greeley = Co., party
sssascsually Is he has che Traitors Of ~
s %sa The Republican party is disintecrated
Nno pedigree or principles . yarty.
II frdden. knew thin, snd'vhes b ms cleo
Mpped square upon the platform Of Bell
a-"she Union, the CoDstitstiop. and III
enept Of the Lavs.n
srsat and holy mission he has pursued
a,ach energy and zeal - TO disgust sndsof
narovspinded and sectional men sh1
70 tsist him into power.
SAs asbSsd he oppositisa Of bic advsr
AA spssspd n hinsslf ~ synpatav q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17
ESTRAY

ESTRAY, ToTei ID a a.ao ts
- SMALL BAY RORsE-sIx YEARS OLD.
kea up bv VIM A. Miller living In Wa hinetop Town.
say horse hot hind feet white and snip on the nose
70 be six years old last spring Posted before
s,cnsrh Talbot, ard appraised ct Fifty Dolars by
aDtaaam Miller, James slaven and Henry Stsrksr Jnlv
zstA A 1851. JOHN LAHEE, CLERK Dist Court.
suSH-Wom' BY J. W. HsIsRy Deputy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

,..,ree,ing Of the officers Of the First iowa
Az, Regiment, held on board the steamer
-. Wbipple, il Was unanimously voted that
a,pks Of the command are due TO Capt.
80 md the other ol6cessof the boat for their
..S,;ou 70 want and comfort Of the men, and
=. recommend IN and his boat to the
y .s,e public. ssstfa tgs 4 YazzE IS
Il Moss, ueutenant-C Colonel
d. HEASh Adjutant.
We LErrISewEEl, Captain Company B.
J. D. THENRsA, g.
D,SL ANDERSON, ss" b.
WI DEvRRssr, Lieutenant ,s"y.s ii.
". CALDwELL,, Captain /.
V.P. McCLuRK. Regiment Q. n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

"a v.ek the remaius Of Tho.. NcGiupess,
10 Company A., MuscltIne, rSse car.
= ~ Novn his tent and laid IN q ssoa1sss's
~ erect q he gsssn.waveAl ntsirie.
IN yesterday Judsoa Clatk. anosher
,srcf the same company, WAS carried from
Ssni,sl and laid among strangers in the vi.
.rveysrd. Bod died Of Typhoid fever.
-. srs few more cases Of sickness IN the
S.einent bosh IN. camp snd In The l,esei.
Y, ..re q which, believe. are dangerou6. ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

The London Spectator has this paragraph IN.
der its heading Of News Of the Week )" 49,
1.-THE American Congress has voted the men
and the money required by the President, and
twenty per cent more, and the House Of Repre-,
sen satves has affirmed by 90 to 90 that it ia no
part of the duty of officers to capture fugitive
slaves. The hand mnves slowly on the dial, but
it moves. and when the finger passes the hour,
the knell of Slavery will ring out With clang
which will startle Europe: ao31agI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

"a An OUTRAGE.-Some wretch, in human form,
threw "a rock into one Of the cars the evening
Governor Jackson, Of Missouri passed this place,
from secreted position On the lot adjoining
Major Canadians at the east end of town, which
hit the Governor ON the jaw, knocking out three
teeth. The person that threw the rock could
not have known that Governor Jackson was on
the train, as the point where, the rock was
thrown is near mile from the depot. The hit
ting of Gov. jackson was accidental III Aiding.
don Virginian. ssf No. adt ~ Itsisls,...s,.,r-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

.Ase. 7th. 1861.
nr DAVID WHrfE.-Dcsr Sir: Permit me
rsrss NV most unqualified appreciation for
t.H0duess extended TO my command on their
I,,ortstion from Burlington to this place. =
rusouepce of the extreme heat Of the
C,hr We bad an unusual number Of sick
~, ,hirty) and your Kindness to them viii
Z, n Ustefully remembered. ssT 50
Very respectfully,
n N.r,..~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

After leaving the creek, Lieut.. Budd learned
from the negroes that there were 800 Of the
rebels concentrated at the Hague, about five
miles back from the river, and that their ferry
boat was about three-fourths of mile up the
creek. Meeting the schooner Dana, be took her
gun and crew upon the Resolute, and placing the
negroes in charge Of two men of the Dana, he
went up the creek and captured large boat
capable ofcarrying 25 or 80 men, but saw moth.
ing of the rebels. After reporting to Com. Ora.
ven, the latter sent an expedition last night to
Herring Greek, and number Of boats we're can.
tured there ~
The rebels are evidently hard pressed for pro-
visions end are taking all the grain from barns
on the river for army purposes.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

NJ Military Companies under command, re.
,stwly, Of Captains Leonard, Coonrod and
Lagaou added mnch 10 the interest of the oc.
ws The two former are Infantry and the
Ia Cavalry. +. =. q - $500
n addresses were brief, though truly pa
ts Each speaker labored under the con.
ksu that this was not time in which to
l. long speeches, bat a time to rork.
Occupying position where we could view
audience 1. they faced the speaker, and wit
ling the esgerness with which they listened
swsy word that was uttered, we could not
kpnising the inquiry, Why this great assem-
~ Never before, even amidst the most in.
ne political excitement, could an audience,
kas place, half SO large, be induced to come
But we did not have occasion for institu'
4 metaphysical investigation, in order to
san the why's and whcrefores. The answer
Hpen by the soul-cheering and patriotic re,
m Of the audience, to the appeals of the
skas for sustaining and perpetuating tour
swrnnent as our fathers made il"
Ills gratifying to know that, At least in this
rt Of The country, we have SO few secession
lpsthirers. Our citizens here are of one sen
mt towit: That our Government must and
Ebs sustained at all hazards, and that We
Sustain the Administration now in power II
ne of all constitutional means to preserve
perpetuate the National Union. Woult
Il were so throughout the State. How
h shall the efforts of the Administration, Il
ssw peace and harmony throughout the
fsm be crippled BY the howlings of aspiring
|Suygess Il.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

|surtsvAlss n Ss4. T. ~ 9
Al u6ooPs InDkPssDa ssD,y il10s, ssAs9. 10 =
The 0A1ta re mail, With dstessS July oeth, hal
arrived. Lieut. Smith, 81 the BtlI Issanxy sSnl
into Chihushua 70 recover shs 8ovesniosattsai
St0len b. one kirk. u wsgoa mAsseN and ~
taken prisoner By iTexSn sf06ps ard y how u
- fAso, on'parole. lt 10 seposted there iast
large numbers Of Texans On vheis Wy sPssto
seize Fort Stanton and any Government psUpI
erty they may End. Preparations have s6een
made 70 receive them az Fort Stanton Trey
can defend themselves Il she 1ssAiIsnts huvs I'D
artillery, and they will neverget near snousA 70
do any damage rs the Federal ickcts Aseout 6ty
miles IN every directions. News had sssachsd Ssni
IA Re shat the regulars had been ordered home.
II 50 the Governmet has thus virtually 'abandcn-
led the Territory 70 the South, the volunteers
being no kind Of protection 70 the inbabitante.s
Fort Fillmorei s now garrisoned by 10 COM
pauies Of regulars, 10 Of infantry and Of dra1
gOons. The regulars are under marching orders
as soon az the volunteers can relieve them. -
Z The Apeche Indians are tfoublesQme, they
thinking that besause the United States troops
having abandoned some Of their posts that III
~ left open to them 70 murder and steal. -
They attacked the Overland Nail coach and
killed the driver, when they were finally repdlsed
and the coach went on. sissE Y 81 ,ae4aa7Sssse
= Two steamboats, passed our landing yesterday,
coming down the river loaded with United
States troops-destin atior supposed TO be Lex
ingtou, a. the time Of enlistment Of the troops
now here has expired. All quiet here. 81 q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

EEGLAND's CorroN PRosPEcTs-We observe
that Sir Charles Wood IN recent speech in the
House of Commons, stated that there would be
exported from India to Great Britain, in the
course ofthe present year. three hundred thou
sand bales of cotton in excess Of the quantity
shipped in any former year. Its evident that
England is stimulating the, growth of cotton
wherever the climate is favorable to its growth.
Il is possible that SO large en- increase of the
India cotton supply may have considerable ef.
fec. upon the policy of the English government
towards the United States. II the looms Of Ian.
cashire can be only partial supplied from any
source during the existence Of this War, Gres.
britain will have no cause to break our blockade
aud the last hope Of the rebels will be extinguish
eQ q ri.;s4 !. s....5es. a.$t sa 49, =
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

"a. BArcHRLoRs Ham DYR l-Thia.pkn Hair DYE
has ne ID essct-Beautif R,.c. =,
Natural Brownno staining the skin or njuring the Hal,
remedies the absurd and III effect Of Bad pye, and In,
Hair for life None are senuip. uules, dion
ed wv. A. Bachelor" Sold everywhere.
ohARLks bATCHELOR, proprietor
oct3-wly !. q 81 Barclay e.. New York
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

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6oeiisy IN Hue5
|lsss $780, .s.SSi Ia
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Bailey Thornton Hall
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Bush John5 & Hnt 2
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ChAneeriln Hsosy J0Ajr
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Cameron M,s,LssxLEI
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elliott JR Murph,
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lowing; =
MISS Giernstein. young woman from Maine,
who had been teaching near Memphis, became
an object of suspicion, and left for Cairo on the
cars. One of the fremen overheard her say to
some Northern men, Thank God, we shall
soon be in land where there is freedom of
thought and speech" The fellow summoned
the Vigilance Committee, and the three North
ern men were stripped and whipped till their
flesh hung in strips. Miss G. was stripped to
her waist, and thirteen lashes given her bare
back. Mr.. Collins says the brave girl permit
ted no cry or tear to escape her, but bit her
lips through and through With head shaved,
Scared and disfgured, she was at length per-
mitted to resume her journey towards civiliza.
ton
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-17

bislk SOCIETY DlposiTnRy.--kt the store Of Mr. v
w. Harper, Jefferson street, Burlington where Enelsh
German, svedish and wesh Bibles and TestNnents nav
always be found at one pr.ce "''f uoy6.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
S41-1 THE aaE
ONLY DISCOVER y
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.


NTANY, great discovery of Prof Wood have ate
yk tempted only initiate his resorsve but profess
have something that would produce results identical
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
forced leave the field 70 its resess sway Head the follow
ingi- d - ~ - - 4
PRoY. O. J. WooD Co.: Gens-The letter wrote ou in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and hyou
published this vicinity and elsewhere has given rise
touching the facts in the The inquiries
are frs it of my hsbtaton and name, stated in
the Communication second, is it of all therein conained
third, my still continue to be in good order and Of
natural color7 To all and do answer Ny
hair is better than in stage OF my lie Tor forty years
past soft thrifty and better coored the same true OF
whker and the only why 1t is not generally true is
substance washed of by frequent sbluen OF the
face when were ased BY wpng the ace IN Close consc
with the whker the result will follow the hair
have been in herecet of great many letters from all parts
England, asking II my hair still continues to be
rood As there Is 50 much fraud in the manufacture
compounds well this it has doubt been basey
been used not only without an good ELECT but
absolute injury have not used Of restorative Of
account for months and yet hair good
have with surprise, 81
old and hair in head face and TO prove
this fact send lock OF hair taken OF the past week
received favor Of two quart bottles last SUMNER for
which grateful gave it to my friends and thereby
try it, many skepcal until after trial,
then purchased and used with universal success will
favor that send test by which discover
fraud in the Restorative, sold BY any lear WitRo enthor
y from from you pure article will insure success and
believe where coed egs do not follow, the failure is caused
by the impure article, which the inventor of the good.
dee my duty heretofore keep aPprised of the
my hair, all who inquire Of me Of ry
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, a Z; hAt ~ aV ID
The Restorative is put in bottles Of three Sizes viz large
and SMALL the small holds pint and reail for 81
per bottles the mediums hold at least twenty cent more in
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 bOtte the large
holds quart 40 per cent 1oTein ana es Gr -
and ia Market street St Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaled BY
Even, PendletOn d. Co., and retaIed BY every Drug
houee in the United states. Liebll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Ratan Ranra.

baton RoUaE, Jan. 24-The following ordinances
was adopted by the Committee Of Fifteen, aad wiz
probably pass tomorrow:
AN ORDINANCE
10 dissolve the Uniun between the State Of Louis-
ana and other States united with her under the
compact entitled the Constitution Of the United
States Of America
We, the people Of the State Of Leuisisua. In Coa-
venton assembled do declare and oraaiu. and Il IN
hereby declared and ordained, that the ordinance
passed by US on the 22d Of November, 1911.
whereby the Constitution Of the United Ststss
Of America and the amendments t. the said
Constitution were adopted, and all the laws
and ordinances by which Louisiana became a
member of the Federal Union, be, and the
same are hereby repealed and abrOgated, and the
Union now lexisting between Louisiana fand the
ether States under the name Of United States Of
America, is hereby dissolved; and we further de-
clare and ordain that the State Of Louisiana hereby
resumes the rights and powers heretofore delegated
to the Government of the U. S. of America and her
citizens absolved from allegiance to said Govern
that she is in full possession of all the rights
and sovereignty appertaining to free and ihdepen-
dent State, and We further declare and orain that
all the rights acquired vested under the Cousti
tuition Of the United States or any act of Congress-
or treaty, or under the laws Of this State not in
compatible with this ordinance, shall remain in
force and have the same effect as if this ordinance
had not passed.
resolution was reported in connection with thu
Ordinance that "Ws the people Of the State Of Lou
sisna recognize the right Of the free navigation Of
the Mississippi river and its tributaries By all friend
~ States bordering thereon and also recognize TIA
right Of egress and ingress to the mouths Of thu
Mississippi river BY al friendly States and powers
and hereby declare our willingness to enter int
stipulations to guarantee the exercise Of those
rights"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

ElODk AND dhAlN-Ihe transactleps to-day light
There is however, good demand both for home consumption
m from the country quote superne at SIS 50
@5 as and Extra at 90 259S So Sacks selling 50 IO9
, 30. -
Buckvheat Flour ia held at So per 100 IS.
Corn Meal in active request uppy the hone demand
6587Os per bushel.
Wheat Is nominal at 81 n5sI 20 ger busheI.
There but little dOngn Corn day quote the range
Of the market 6597Oc for White Yellow and Mixed SIC
bushs sacks included Fer small lots high figure would prob
ably be demanded.
Seed Oats are firm at ACC 45c per bu.heI.
Rye is quoted at 81 per bushsl.
PRoVIsIoNs-The Provision market was dull to day. with
but few sales reported We quote Shoulders s99xc Ribbed
sidss 99lOe Clear Sides 1oB1lc and Hams IeIle from
wagon. From store 9c advance esures sdenanded
Lard is in active request, 999fc from wagons, and
lOllc from store There country MARKET
little Of Westerns Of inferior quality. good
/ mands outside figures
Butter for tabeuse finds resdy 1G 5s b. though
| ferior is qustea at 109Ilc.
English Dsiry Cheese quoted at l2c h, and Western
Reserve at 1l91IHc. The market is we'll supplied.
Eggs fad ready sale at 92c the quotation
| tail.
GROCEEIBs-The uarke. was esther dull to-day with hut
little doing quote Rio Coffee 1911; Fair to Chsce su-
gar e9s hhds and bb Moasses SO933 bbls, and $50
| 81 In half-bbls.
sALT-Ws quote Coarse Sack 81 s5, and Fine at $780,
and Barrel Doc bushe The stock the ample
| to meet the demand
FRUITs-Th. supply Apples light We quote 90
"a per Dbl the range, though choice article could poba
/ bly, be had at the outside rate.
In Dried Fruits the transactions limited, with light
receipts We quote Apples peeled at 4oc Peaches unpeeled
/ 81 loa1 Is, peeled, s2s2 2j bushsl
IRISH POTATOES The market well supplied with West
We quot, NeshanOcks Pnkeye, So bb and Com
| mon SIS. SOB .-.
C0ALWe quote Round and Lump Cumberland River at 200
95epsrbrshel sewsnse l59sc, Etns 92lc Bells 2Os3e
Pittsburgh 2O925c. The market is we'll supplied with Cum
| berland, but other qualities in light supply,
HAYThee good supply Of Oaled Hay the market and
quote on the wharf ss425 aud from s27
Timothy is ceiling at SIS per ton.