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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1861-06-21
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yiiupl a. the former,
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has long been Appreciated but this thu first Company
organized IN the STATE for the purpose of nsuring against
ihu combined risks Of HE, water accident aud disease
aud the rst company far as are informed any wher.
organized the mutual princple hut II this prucplG
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amount they may wish insured when proper agent will
BIZ s,ut TO eXAmini the stock ami take the Application in
due form GEORGE @, LoBpELL, President.
ROBERT MeCABB Secretary.
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Bl5IGgs
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}afShistory of the country Tor every half year is
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fz5iSy 10 any part Of the United States upon the
cept Of tho money by mail,
Ihe work Will To published ovgFy llx months. The
present volume contains 602 octave pages, and contains
The record " 400 events Each event Is placed
under the day of its occurrence thus showing at glance
what has occurred in every part Of the Union on any
pntculnr day. 1t has copious Index Of sixty e0unlnsi
~ which arrangement any particular event eau readily
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with biographical sketches OF their iyes also, of all men
who have become celebrated notorious whether Of good
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Messages; State and City Elections; Meetings OF State
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Bnauests to public purposes, Gallant and Good Actions
and Breaches Morals where the occurrences have re-
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The Proceedings aud Debates Of Congress are not inserted
AS they will be found at length in the Congressional
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10 eroate work OF reference matters which now have
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

A NoBlE yIRGINIAN Philip ST. George
Cooke, of the I'd U. S. Dragons, stationed in
Utah, replies to the official and personal appeals
that have been addressed to him to follow Vir-
ginia out Of the Union, in a manner worthy a
Virginian of the better days. He brands the re-
bellion as the work Of the " demon cotton" and
laments over his native State in these words:
In secondary position, she is made tool, a
fender against coision-a battle ground. When
the war tocsin sounded, her Catalines, her mad
youths, her city mobs, drove excitement TO fren-
w; and great union majority in the Conven-
ton was overcome. Thus reckleslv, for time,
the temporary voice of duty has been drowned;
and the good old st tie may have been plunged
into the darkness of moral and physical desola-
tion-the hall of a bitter, aud it may be serviie
war.
If had been on the ground might have felt
tempted to shoulder musket in defense OF the
mother of dead statesmen, Fright or wrong +"
but alas might have been first called upon 70
encounter the associates of childhood in the
honest mountains and valleys Of her west. What
dire complications of crime! To cut this gor-
dian knot of horrors my sword had instinctiveiy
turned against the usurping 'majesty" OF cotton
lowe Virginia little; my country much: she
has entrusted me with a district command, and
/ shall remain under her flag as long as 1t waves
the sign of the National Constitutional Govern
ment.
In these far distant mountains could only oil
fer up patriotic prayrs for the result oil the vose
| of the 23d of MAY. trust that reason may
have then recovered her stray that the voice O
| a majority may not have been restrained by bay
onets: that sounding above the clamor Of an
archy and still respected, it may have pronounced
the Loyalty and just attitude of the State.
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BRILLIANT EXPLOIT OF A REBEL CAPTAIN
There is story of an Irish sailor who, when
commended to cut rope by which he was hang
ing overhead, severed it over his head instead
of below his feet, and thus went to sea. A SIM
liar blunder was committed by one of the Seces-
sion Captains who, being sent to Martinsburg
to bring away some fifty locomotives of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and destroy the
bridges, burned the bridges on his way up, and
was astonished to find that he had cut off his
own retreat.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

CREMATION SPEECH The following is
'des speech of the historian Motley, pre-
le American flag to Col. Gordon's Reg
Massachusetts,:
'A that some worthier and more ex-
fsd speaker could have performed this
And yet / could not find it in my
. deny myself the deep qualification of
Ahe my name, in however subordinate
With this noble regiment and this most
eng occasion. implore your forgive
ny inability adequately to express the
! which are filling all our hearts. You
value the less this gift from the fair
your countrymen, from those who are
q dear TO you, because of my deficiency.
u my life did Iso covet the divine gift
'enee as on this occasion. And yet am
tor had l the tongue of angels
hope to match the mute eloquence of
An and those stripes. Nearly a century
Na beyond the green hills, in the fair
Scat town of Cambridge, the seat Of the
q the lst of January, l776, that ban
s,ipes WIS frs, unfurled to the breeze by
"a hand of Washington. The Continental
fsS eighteen months later, added the
Of stars Then rose that glorious con-
EsoH never more to. set. The starry symbol
UniOa, respected abroad on land and sea,
laoliled at home, was never degraded or
4 10 the dust till 1861, and never by the
Of foreigners. Never shall living man
bow the hearts OF all loyal Americans,
" dwelling on this or the other side OF
laitic, we're thrilled as by the sound OF
'apet, when we first caught the response
all of the President for volunteers, the
twenty millions whose bosoms were one.
lands, Co. Gordon, to your tried valor,
agnal ability, to your fortunate military
ace on the field of honor, we gladly in
aeSe our most precious possessions, the
20 muscle Of our most ancient Common
!, nd the aspirations and the ardor of the
ehivalry Of our State. We know that
lands and in those of your brave compan
arms, the welfare and honor of the
@sntry are safe. Our hearts are too full
A Our hope, our prayers, our pride
aeg but our fears, 60 with you. In the
your countrymen | present you thii
We know that its folds will never bt
I.-ihat they will ever wave foremos
sae foremost where duty and honor calls
paee it in your hand, ! will only add thu
40 simple phrase Of the herald in tn
u'!s Of warfare and of chivalry,
May God defend the right"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

Tar BANK OF UPPER CANADA, &c.--Toronto,
yune 26.-At meeting of the Bank of Upper
Canada. Yesterday, the Cashier reported that
iasses sustained by the bank, during the past
few wears. amounted to sl,5oO,000 He recon-
msnded the reduction of the shares from fifty
to thirty dollars each, which will cover the los
SEES. and leave the capital Of the bank at g.
COO 600 The bank is perfectly solvent, but
wishes 10 face its difficulties.
Prince Alfrcdleft here at st o'clock last night
for Kingston.
The bogus confederacy has given notice thai ..
they will accept the services OF oil volunteers al
rect, without coming through their state gov
ernments, provided they are armed even will
shot guns or hunting rifles -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

THE NATIONAL HYMN.-The committee on the
national hymn announce that the time for the re-
ception of manuscripts by them has expired
and that no more will be admitted to competition
The number already in their hands is over ele,en
hundred and fifty. The public will see at once
that the examination and comparison of such a
mass of manuscript matter must be the work of
some time. The committee therefore ask the
indulgence of those who are interested in this
subject; and they take this opportunity of say.
ing 20 contributors that the first announcement
of their decision will be made publicly, and that
personal inquiry upon that subject will be in
vain. NJ. B. FFLD, Secy.
New York June 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

No COMPROMISE WITH TREAsoN.-A gentleman
high in the confidence Of the President, assures
us of the Presidents determination to entertain
no proposition for truce, pacfication or adjust
ment until the whole rebellion is reduced to
submission. He will recommend and execute, If
authorized by Congress, the most thorough and
energetic war measures, not looking to any part
al success, but IT, an entire subsection OF every
nsubordinate and insurrec,ionary section or cit
izen of the Union. We believe this to be entire
ly authentic, and we make the announcement
with more genuine pleasure than has accompan'
led any previous declaration of fact or opinion.
The country will hail him with applause and
gratitude in resolution SO full Of patriotism.
washington Cor. n. Y. Tribune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06


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Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
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Vim. a. Bdtchelo,'s Hair Dye produces color not to
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the III effects Of bad dyes remedied the hair invgoraisd
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Sold all cities and towns Of the United States ~ Drug
Sists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
B-The genuine has the name and address upon stes
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CHARLES BACHELOR, Proprietor,
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JOHN w. JONES, State Treasurer.
MATURIN L. FISHER,
Des Moines, June 18th, 1851. Loan Agents,
To the People OF the state of Iowa.

You will by the above notice. that the State appeals
to you for aid in this crisis.
Three thousand Of young men have crowded the
defend our country and its flag and thousands but
await the opportunity to follow the glorious example, But
bo mas saa one ~ gone EQUIP hoss
In the great marts Of the Country the Eastern
Cities the Bonds Of the United States and the various
Gee the demand II all Bonds be sold there,
they will probably sell for par thus lessening
a. the disposal Of the State This appeal there
the State and the Country in the hour Of their peril
am well aware that you just erng from
effects the prosrson Of the prosperity Of the State
in 1851 that while rich In every thing else poor In
money and that IL will require sacrifice part
to take these Bonds but will you make the sacrHceS
perilnr their lives Cannot we who stsy at home make
sacrifice to aid thems Shall Il be said that while
many eager to undergo the tolls and perils Of SOL
der's life to defend countrys honor, be
found to furnish the necessary meansf
The world cannot offer better securities than the Bonds
Of Iowa. and the pride and patriotism Of her people,
taken promptly at par.
Within six months from the time that peace restored
they win command premium, and be eagerly sought By
capitalists Until that time and In order hasten that
let those Of who cannot show your love Of
try otherwise step forward and by the performance Of
this duty important but less that Of the
soldier show that all the patriotism Of Iowa il not in the
camp with her soldiers.
Call meetings In your respective counties. Place these
they will not for the sake Of the good cause and the
credit Of young State still TO It, that Iowa does
her duty in money as well as In men, :.
which should have the most In the field. Let there
be strife earnest which In proportion to Its
shall furnish the greatest support in money.
There is not man woman In Iowa who would not
blush had to seek outside Of State to all the
ranks Of regiments. Shall It be said had TO 20
outside OF our State for %snns TO equip And Pay shsm
june 27-d&w12t Governor OF Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

EVERY SUMMER the demand for Hostetter's Celebra-
ted Stomach Bers increases. 1t found to be the only
certain preservation of bodily strength during period
when the atmosphere is calculated induce feeling Of
lasstude and indigestion. The worst Of Diarrhra
and Dysentery give way to its potent influence. lnnu
merable persons who alive and WELL must thank
the scoverer Of this preparation that they have not been
swept away in the harvest of DEATH The Btters
commended by the best physicians in the land This the
best evidence of Its real value because general thing
they will speak word in favor Of advertised prepare
TONS They have been compelled to acknowledge the
claims Of this Bitters upon the community. Sold by all
druggists. july1-d&w1m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

THE SHAKERS ON Thu WAR FOR THE UNION
We met one of our leading Shaker friends, from
Union Village, the other day. We remarked to
him that we supposed the friends at the Village
took no part in the war.
Nay" said he, 'except paying onr proportion
of the taxes to support it, which We do very free
ly."
''You would have no objection to any ofyour
people volunteering? p said we.
"Nay," said our Shaker friend, 'nor fixing
them up and helping them of, as we have already
done in a number of cases. Our people are op-
posed to war, but we are for the Union and en-
forcement of the laws, even if it should take a
liz sqhting to maintain the one and accomplish
the other" Good for the Shakers
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06
NEXT OF KIN WANTED!

Hundreds Of Millions Pounds Sterling In Chancery.
Bank Of England, &C., waiting caimants. A Catalogue
addressed in England will be pest Free receipt Of
GO cents in stamps, two for 81 Old claims must b
presented at once. References-A Z. HILL Boston: J.
Burnham, Chief Of Police, Haverhin Address
W. W. 8. ORBETON CO..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

HEALTH AND fUnE BLOOD ARE observation-disclosures
that all sickness arises from impurity Of the blood and
that Jusons Mountain Herb Pills will surely find out
and cleanse these impurities from the system that disease
exist So simple and innocent the herbs and
plants that compose them that is not necessary to have
them sugar coated inorer that the stomach bear
them Iu cases, Pills sugar coated because the
materials of which they made gripping and ma
Hgnant that otherwise delicate stomach could not bear
them.
These Pills deal with disease 1t is and will not only
by removing the cause but will build and restore
the broken constitution. There many who have 50
ried with their constitutions that they think medicine
cannot help them; let not these despair increduty
and scepcism overthrow by oftesmony which
is truly irresistible At first the virtues ascribed to the
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS were deemed fabulous. The
public had been often deceived that they could not be-
eve the simple truths advanced by their discoverer Yet
facts undensbe atested by witnesses Of the highest char
acter and responsibility, have proved and proving
each day. the virtues Of this mighty healer" They mark
by their miraculous efficacy and power Grain med
cine. Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
n. e. Gay, and Hughes Nassau, Agents, Burlington,
Iowa. june6.bp
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

rThe following is extract from letter written BY
the Rev J. 8. Holme pastor Of the Pierrepsn Street
Baptist Church. Brooklyn, New York, to the "Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes
in favor OF that world renowned medicine, MRS. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP CHILDREN TKETH1ka:
eve advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
Winsiow's Soothing Syrup Now We said word 10
favor of patent medicine before In e but we feel
compelled say readers that this is humbug;
have tried and know 70 be all claims 1t Is pro-
badly of the successful medicines Of the day. be-
1t Is of the best And those Of your readers
who have babies can't do better than to lay In supply"
marl5-bp1y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-06

ruREp PRIvArEER.--Capt. Baker, the
FOf the Southern privateer Savannah,
-Hed and carried to New York, gives
! rig straightforward account of his en-
kfih the US. brig Perry:
~ about four o'clock in the afternoon
kSrt saw the Perry; she gave chase, and
Z Evas within half a mile Of US; she
4 he, ND when the shot began to fall
lAld mound US, my men slowed them
I'g somewhere, God only knows where;
+ oily one man and my officers stood
eunst we're dreadiully scared; in half
+ Iter the Perry first fired l surrendered.
b. am