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IN Good Spirits.

The Meadville folks are in oxtacies oV-
er the prospects Of the early completion
Of the A & g. W. R. r. TO that place
That nice old town has never yet enjoyed
the luxury Of railroad privileges, hence
the joy at the prospect Of soon escaping
the thumps, pains and vezation delays Of
the old stage coach.
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The County Fair

The Annual Far Of the Trumbun Co.
Agricultural Society VIII take place en-
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday {: next
week. Ample preparations are being made
TO accommodate visitors and It is hoped the
show Of all kinds VIII be equal 70 that O.
any preceding year.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
sa.ur<lay, TIC 1Ith day OF c IsCe
GHERIFF'S SALE.

Warren. O., Septic, ]
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GHERIFFS SALE.
Henry a. Du Bots,
vs. In Trun. Com. Plea.

SyIUs D1SNoEA CT n.
By virtue OF Tn alas order Of sale, issued ont OF
ne Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull County,
ghio, In the above case, and 10 mo directed and de-
hveTed, l shall expose to public sale. on
Saturday, the IIth day Of OctO5c-,IsGs,
Il the Court House in Warren, IL said counts. and
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4 VI and o'clock
Of said day the following described real estate
% vat: % and s1-lu0 acres OF land, situate IL Wealth
STsleid township IN said county Of IEunbuil, b0ua-
ted north By o tract OF O. and f0-lJJ acres sold 10
dutchl2s, COX & Ratl1, a~ssisnee5 o. Cyrus Bgs-
Terth, deceased, east by said lot and tie Maaonir-
river, south by = acres CT land now occupied Dy
Charles bosToEth. and west by the LOrdsIeTa town
me; tie same appraised at Sol,D per acre, and sub
Get 10 ls proportion OF q certain nortgaEe Of the
state 81 Connecticut for @Il6,eJ ION ! in common
Vita TIE u and 3U-lU0 and G 81 acre tract adjoining
II the township Of Howland.j
ALSO, 9 small gore of land in Lo-Gstovn town
slipI coruGed beginning 1T q point in the TOWNSHIP
me between heathersleld and Lorlstown town
SHIPS, aboUtSS rods sOuth OF the corners Of the town
ships, and where @ narrow lane interests said town
snip line, thence westward along said Jane from tLc
roa1 70 TIE river, TO the cC1treo OF The highway lead
Ing from Warren 20 CGufcll, tcorce eoulh-erd
Slons SAD highway 20 The north line o: the ia.ds
dee1eI 10 CE1ries BoSToTth, thence ogst along E.!i
GoTin lIle 10 sal4 town Aae, and thence no.th 70 the
nlsce Of beginning, and which was aprrasscG ~ -
reT 6cre. Terms Cash.
Sheriff g iiee, :. G. BUTLER Che-iT
hG-cn, SEPT 70. lS2l
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Western Reserve College.

The next Term VIII begin Thursday
SePt.Z5th- The Commencement Exercises
will be IL that day. Hon. I. \. 0.ds Of
Columbus, Will address the Literary So
Cieties n the afternoon.
EENaY I. EI1CucoC1,
President.
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100000
Tae TtumbaI Bap;i2s Association hold
lis annual session in this place. during last
week. a number OF ministers from abroad
were present. Besides the usuuIbus.aess
transacted, sermons were preached dug-sg
tae day and evening, While the Association
were in Session.
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TrUInbuu County Horses ct the State
Fa!S.
Al 4 tr.ai Of speed On last Friday after
nooa between Fees Country Boy" and
~Thompson's 'Exces.o-." ;Ae result Is
reported Is victory .of C.unly Boy
according 70 the following score.
CoUx7aY
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Simeon Jennings
vs.
VIM. Kirk ct I'll


~ IT TIT " u
By virtue of a special II. ia. against the plaintiff
IN the above case, issued by the Clerk Of Common
Pleas IN and for the County Of Trumbull, State Of
ONO, nave levied upon and shall expose 10 public
sale at the south door of the Court House in War-
rem, In said county. on
Saturday the 27th day OfSeptcmber 1859
betweep the hours of 10 o'clock A N and 1 O'Clock
T NJ of said day, the following described property,
70 wit: Village lots Nos. II and Is in the Village OF
Earlsville IN the township Of Newton in said coun-
y, and which are bounded on the west by lot No.
~, east by 2 street running north and south, on the
northeast by a street running northwest from Bea-
yers Mills $50 Called on the south b. Olive street.
10. u IS Of 4 diagonal shape, and also aJioins lot
No. 10 in said Village Plat. Said lots arc appraised
at SD each. Terms cash.
JOS. G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
SheriIs Office. Warren, Aug Il, lS52-5w
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Excise Tax Collector.

c. :. ADAMS, Of this place, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Collector for Truna5ull
County, 70 collect the National Excise
Tax.
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BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
ID SILK P0PLINS,
SILK GRENADINES.
GOZAMBIQUES,
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
CEENE POLL De CiIEVRES.
PRINTED ORGANIZES.
PRINTED JACQNETS.
CEENE G1NGHAMS,
NEW YORK STORE.
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SPR Nc and SUMMER DRl GOODS,

enbra &c Dress Goods il grsat variety, Fancy
Goods. Carpets. Donost;cs. Clothing. Boots aid
shoes, Crockery. Wall Paper, Groceries, ETC.. etc.
We were in market at q veEy favorable tinc, and
arc therefore able TO offer meet goods at prices "a
low .scvcg. We shall give but short credits, ard
shall oEcc GREAT INDUCEMENTS 20 REtDY
Pl YBuycrs.
Wcsaal be in market 10 buy any amount Of good
Cheese, and pay for it precisely as agreed, but shall
be d0lrH OF SKINNED and worthless trash.
Meshal always pay the highest narke. price foF
gool butter and io,cer prices for common and inferi-
o.. be,ieyias that Dsiryren should BE- encouraged
70 mako the best
PARKS L VE=Ez.
Warren. Ayr 2. e.
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THE STATE OF OHIO.
TRUMBULL COUNTY.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
VIM. ". Fisher, John Hutchins Z
Il VI Hutahinz neft=
Hutchins. Pl'f,

AOLE9 10
L. II. HUtchins, Defts.
The defendant. Wm. ". Fisher. nonresident Of
said State, will take notice that On the lith day Of
August, 1862 the plaintiff filed his petition in said
Court, sitting forth that on the 10Th day o. October,
1860, plaintiff, by written contract of that date, sold
to defendants fifty acres Of land in Mecca, said coun-
", known as part of the Kingsbury tract, bounded
south By road and lot lines, west by road and lot
lines, north by land recently owned by C.. Z. Mead,
and east by the highway, for the sum Of FIVE thou
and dollars, payable 500 down, Sl509 Oh. the lstof
January 1861, 5000 on the LIST of October 1851, 5000
on the lst Of April 1862, and Sl000 on the lst OF April
1863. all on annual interest; that defendant9 have
caused said land to be subdivided and plated and
plat recorded in Trumbull County Records. Book
Of Maps No. !, p. 81; that small lots 2-4.5, o, 7,S9,
=. Is, 10, IS and Il have been sold by defendants 10
iivers parties, and deeds made by plaintiff; that
plaintiff has performed all things by him TO be per
formed, but that defendants have neglected to pay
the purchase money as i'll ecamedue, and that there
Is now due plaintiff the sum ofS955,79 |, with interest
from 18th July 1852. Plaintiff prays decree for said
sum, and that in default Of payment the remainder
Of said land be sold and proceeds applied. Defen-
dant Rishsr vii! answer byllth day of October 1852
or decree and order will be taker against him BY de-
fault cox & SPEAR,
Aug 2, Bs2-5T Att'ys for PIE.
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Notice.

JOHN VAIL. Esq, Agent of the ''TrHmbull
Phalanx," has deposited money with tae County
Treasurer and redeemed 3 piece Of land S9XS0 feet,
situated in Braceville township, and sold for taxes
By D.. B Gilmore. treasurer. in the, name Of said
Trumbull Phalanx, 70 A.E, Goodrich, January 10,
1862. o. J.. W0LOOTT, Co. Auditor.
Warren, o., Sept. 10. ls62-SW
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E0R ONE SHILLING,
Bes: Dark urd Light Prints,
Good Blcached and Brown SlIEt.ESs,
Grey Dress Goods,
Coed Cotton Hose, etc, etc.
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OVERS NOTICE
Flax Straw Wanted.

OOO0 Tons of Moved or Pulled
OOOO green or rotted. for which the highest
market price will be paid in cash. on delivery at
Jul 20 - CAMP & B0ORUM.
y. B.-Farmers should be careful not to bring
] their straw wet; also as free of weeds as possible
ANY wishing to rot their straw, will md It TO their
interest to do so, as the difference in the price will
be sufficient TO more than pay all extra labor on the
straw. Any information wanted will be eheerfully
given by addressing CAMP
p. S.-Remember cash Is ready.
Warren. AuC. 6. 1852.
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SGEEIFF'S SALE.
Seat Pier ISL. !
rs )

Court Of Common Pleas Of TrunbrI Con-tv. o.
10 TIE above case, AID 70 ne directed and Delivered,
l aaTe levied upon and shall expose 20 pub.:c aale,
on
Saturday, the iI<h dag OF October, 1867,
nj tne door Of the Court House, in Warren, in said
county, and between the hours of 10 o'clock 4 n and
4 O'Clock ? OF said day, the following described
rear estate 20 Wit: situate IL the township Of How
land, IN said county Of ITunbuIl ana State of Ohio.
ana Il known By being lots Nos. 81 aad3 81, reference
oelGg had 70 q map and surrey OF o town plat laid
OUT byC I. Seeiey and Seymour Potter, by Eiv'd
L~ehngweAl, Surveyor, upon subdivisions number
TOUR N tho vest survey Of small lot No, 2 in large
lot number z in the original survey Of Rowland
township map-reeo-ded in Trumbuil County Rec
pres, pages !eg, $50 and lgl, Book -. SAID lois Nos,
= a5a 81 being about l3 feet long and 81 .es: r-ide.
L9t No:SJ appraised at SEQ, and let No 81 gpprais-
Cd a. S5Q- Terms Cash.
JOSEPH G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
MarTcn, Sept %. lSsl.
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FE'HE Subscribers would call the az
Q tEoir friends ard the public to their
very and complete stock CT
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Saturday, he 27h day Of September aert

sale at public vendue on the premises hcroafer dcs-
e-ibed. OF
Saturday, Tie 9th day Of September aert,
between the hours Of 10 o'e,ock in the forenoon and
I'VE O'Clock IN the afternoon of saiG day, the follow
ing described real estate, belonging 10 tao estate of
Stephen burnett, late Of warren, deceased, 10 wit:
The tract OF land and buildings thereon. described
IN the return OF the appraisers II their GpYrRise-
nent and assignment OF dover IS the sixth piece
Of land, situate in Braoeville, IN Section No.
Is, Commonly called the LedSe farm contaiH.
iaE .lz-7o-lUJ acres, and bounded and described
as follows: beginning AZ @ post standing IN
section No. 70 thence. east On tho soQlh line OF
said Section No. l5 thirty-siI chains and thirty-
seven INKS 10 = poSt, thence north twenty chains to
3 post on jonathan ALIENS southwest corner, and
thence north eight chains on the west line Of tue
said jonathan Aliens land, taoncs west on the
south line Of Vernon Aliens land % Chains ar6
thirty-seven links 10 6 post, thence south On the
east line Oflot No. ! in said section 10. IS tbi-ty-Eiy
chains and thirty-seven links to the inst mentioned
boundary, and contains by estimation Linety-six
acres and . rods OF land, excepting taerefr0m %
47-lD acres Of land, moro or less, heretofore decided
by said stephen Burnett 70 Frederick Kinsmar,
pounded as i0Iows: Beginning 81 & post etsnding
II the southeast corner Of the lands decided by hC-
tus Allen to Joseph and Stephen Burnett, thence
north along the cast line OF said land II chains ana
centre Of the road S chains and Z lnks to q post
thence south $40 west along 6 line which the par
ties hereof hereby agreed 10 treat rs the centre Of
the road % chains and 65linEs TO q post in said kins-
north line, thence east On said section liue26
chains and Is links to the place Of beginning. and
contains ~ surveyed by Edwin LetSngwell gs above
stated, 3 iT-l00 acres Of land, mora OF less. Which
OF seventy-two and seventy-fYe LUndrelths
acres Of land was set to Eleanor BCrnetta IS her dow |
er estatei IN tnelands Ihatsaid Stephen Burnett died |
seized Of, and was appraised. and will be sold sub I
TO the life estate Of said Eleanor Burnett. Ap-
praised subject 70 said inoumbrance at SlI6i,O1.
Also will DO sold same day, on the premises, in
the Town Plat OF South Warren, described as the
SOUTH y Of an acre ofland, being lot No. 7 in Block
No. 3 IN the south survey OF Warren, reference be-
ing had to tho plato said survey recorded in Trum-
bull County Records, Book Of Maps pages 81 and IS,
od TO the widow and heirs BY the appraisers Of the
estate of said Burnett and was b. them apprai-
Jed at $4,000. To be sold without inonmbranoe.-
The terms Of sale will be made known on theday Of
JACOB II. BALDWIN, Admit
de bonis non Of the estate Of Stephen Burnett
Warren, Aug q. lsS2-tw
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Fresh Drugs! Fresh Drugs !!
E BARGAINS!
Terms Sa5hg
TERMS CASH!

HAVING recently made large ad-
IL ditions to my stock Of DEggs, Groceries, No
lions, Paints. Oils, Dye Woods. Liquors, &c, I tatte.
myself that in qualify and price Of goods, I cannot
be excelled By any House IN Northern Ohio. Il i5
my aim TO select the pgrst and 5es; goods in my line
that can be found in market. and selling them oaly
for cash. at the lowest possible margin from first cast.
l do not doubt my ability 10 satisfy all good Judges
of merchandise, that IT Is their interest to call and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. To
attempt an enumeration in f,li, IS impossible-but
ing. viz:
100 bottles sulph Quinine 8 gals. sulphuric Ether
| 81. CamphOr Gum 70 s Nitrate Silver
" Sweet Oil Sis Hosin
IS bs Turkey Opium 2 do EPSON Salts
I gali, sPSs Hitre > sross MeLa4ns Liver
gros: McLans's vcrai- ! 81 alex. sonna
5o rrd dgse so-k,-.u sims h n I'M TbYd ko2t
0.0J Lady Webs;er's 5000 Tildols Pi,,s-aI
Dinner Pills kinds .
10 gals. Aqua Ammonia
FcT sale low by OH 2. NCy0S.
June II. lS52 .
ELUID EXTRACTS.
i, a large assortment of Tili0P'Sp ET;FeG2ts US;
ECLECTIC REMEDIES. .
II Al full stock Of W. s. Merrill & Cos Ccn--a-'
trated Remedies, just red b. J. L. WOODS. 3.
d USHES. /.
ID 4 good assortment Paint Brushes, Cloth DO.
Hair do, Tooth 10, Narnish do, Ccmel's lair Do.
Scrub do. &c. can be found at J-R. WOODS.
nANDELION COFFEE.
- KollOch's & Browns DandeIlon CoGecs. good
for Liver Complaints and SPl lG5 be-
DHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
~ kgross Van Rams celebrated Rheumatic
Lotion, one oftho best remedies i. use, H.
J. r. WOODS.
NATTLE POWDER.
" ? gross B.Oinis Frinfeid&C c : sSle3glttsS5 Cat
tie Powder. for sale BY =. z, WOODS :
7 NSEED OIL.
~ 80. Griswoll's Lias0sl Oh, By t A9d bill Or
gallon. At =. X. NOODS- J
. FAD IN OIL,
L. 900 kegs White Lead in Oil, by WOODS.
NOLORS IN OIL.
~ cases Painters ColoTs IN OIL, IT
nYE WOODS.
- 20 bsrrols Dye Woods. b J. r. WOODS. ,
EXTRACT LOCKWOOD
Il $40 As Ext Lozvood, in 12h7 b0zcs
J. X. WOODS. T
ER ANNATTO.
L 5baske,s just arrived 1T J. r. WOODS e
TANNERS OIL
L Is bbIs best just received, J.. Il. WOODS.
DYE WHISKEY.
zG Is bbls Daniel Derr's-20 do. Pittsburgh Rye
50 do Cleveland and Cincinnati brands, for sale
ow, by J X HOODS' 4
INDIGO.
L lease Manila and lo Es prime MadEas. by
J. r. WOODS. }
- case refined BOrax. by WOODS n
GROCERIES. =
= Ny Grocery lis: embraces 4 line Of prime q
rown and white Sugars-an aSSortIaent Of the IN .
It Teas to be found in market-Rio and Java COT Al
es; Cloves: Nutmegs; Cinnamon; PEPPER MUS VI
I'D; Rice; Raisins; Bar-Soapi Caldles, &c
~ WOODS PI
HI
In the Notion linz, have . GOOD variety Of
e leading ariisIes1,such as SIN. Threads; SPOOL CT
,tton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery: Gloves: Sus- {
Gents Collars; Fine and Ladies Dressing "
,mbs Of all kinds; Shoe Laces; Hooks and Eycs; :
m Caps; Paper ard En1e!99ea; Pgneii5; C2[ret
e and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen thread S
Our Notions ara only sold to Jobbers atwholesale. q,
June II. 1852, JOHN K. NOODS- 4
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. DEMONSTRATORS SALE

"A OF REAL ESTATE,
IN obedience 10 an order of sale issued from tae
Probate Court Of lrumbul County, l will otter ior
sale at pubAcvencUe On the premises hereafter dcs-
cribed, o.
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MOTIONS.
IN In the Notion linz, 1 have GOOD variety Of
the leading articles-such as SILK. Threads; Spool
Cotton Thread; Needles; Pins; Hosiery: Gioycs; Sua-
nenders: Gents Collars: Fine and Ladies Dressing
Combs Of all kinds; Shoe Laces; Hooks and Eyes;
Gun CAPS; Paper and Envelopes; Pencil=; CARPET
Tscks-a large lot Of Skirt Braids, dark cOlors; Yam
kee and Transparent Soaps; Buttons; Linen Thread.
&c, &c.
Our Notions ara only sold to JobbeEs atwholcsalc.
June II. 1850. JOHN r. WOODS.
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GUGARS AND SYRUPS, Whole
~ sale and Retail-a little below competition
AAA Table Syrup. NEW YORK STORE.
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Z ARMY CORRESPONDENCE,
HEAD Gas. LIST BRIGADE % Dry. ARMY OF
Wrsr TENN. NEAR CoRINTH. Miss.


Monday Eve. Sept. %, 1862.
Mr.. EDITOR The Iuka affair is over and
most of Grants army is back in their old camps.
Rosecrans' Army only participated in the fight
and only five or six regiments of it. Rosecrans'
army moved upon the enemy from the Southwest
on the Jacinto and Iuka road. Grants along
the Burnsville road, from the west or north
west. Grant advanced three miles beyond Burns
vile on Friday, the 10th, and sent in under
nag OF truce, dispatch from Washington de-
scribing the desperate condition of the rebe
Army in Maryland, and advised Price to surren-
der and save bloodshed. Price replied that b.
intended to fight and that such news would onl,
make his men fight more desperately.
The plan Of the battle was for each army Il
advance as near Iuka % possible, without bring
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-04

"a Among the parties arrested by the cav
airy who cut their way out from Harper's Ferry,
and on the road made dash upon Longstreet's
train, was Clegget Fitzhugh. He is now in Camp
Curtin, Pennsylvania, handcuaed as spy. he
had been in Harrisburg but few days before
his capture. There is much feeling against him
in camp there. The cry is execute him." BE
will be recollected as one of the parties who
arrested Cook, as an associate of old John
Brown, in the celebrated Harpers Ferry "revo-
luton"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-04

H%Col. Dewey's Regiment, the 23d, gave
the citizens of Keokuk the benefit of dres,
parade, on Friday last. The Gate City says there
was An immense assemblage to witness It, and
it thinks it the finest regiment it has seen since
the commencement of the war. This Regimen,
is on its way to st. Louis. The aoth, unde,
Lieut.. Col. Terrence, also made display of col
dierly bearing and drill, honorable both to mer
and officers.
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For the Hawk-Eye.
FAIR GROUNDS, WEST PoINr.
FRIDAY, Sept. 26th, IS

FAIR GROUNDS, WEST PoINr,
FRIDAY, Sept. 26th, IS
EDIroR HAwK-EYE, !
The discussion here to-day between
F. Wilson and J. K. Hornish, was Lists
a large and appreciative audience; q
of our citizens being attracted heres
Gus parts of the county, by reason d
ty Agricultural Fair, which has been
for several days past.
As friend to Constitutional libe
SOUND war policy, i would to God
voter in the lst Congressional Distr
I" the army and out Of the army, hs
sent and heard the distinguished, tt
full champion of the Administration,
Old Abe :" and to have witnessed Ii
and mental agony of Hornish-his.
of the Mahony clique, when Wilson
light the rottenness and putridity Of
and reasonable doctrines of the v
school Of politicians.
Mr.. Wilson's speech was a bold,
quent and candid exposition of his
the great issues now before the A
pie. He most unequivocally re-affi
speeches, and entire record in the
and clearly announces to his consti
vance, what he intends to do if 4
all may know to certainty, what
man they voted for. For the sho
time he was in the Congress of the
no man ever presented Q better 4
cupied more exalted position al
leagues and before the country.
youngest member in the House d
| tives, he stands in the front rank
and parliamentarian. And the e
can now boastingly claim the hon
member Of the Supreme Court
States, attssts the success Of his
curing an amendment to our Jud
and Herewith the co. operation O
lican leaders-the nomination of
F. Miller to that position.
The Pacific Railroad Bill which
young State the main trunk, and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-04

ILLNoIs.-This State has sent seventeen regi-
ments, OF the new levies, to. Louisville, one to
Cincinnati, FIVE to Cairo, and three into Mis-
! souri,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-10-04

tYThe Aahony politicians and press are
greatly offended at the idea that the ..Cons.;-
'tutional rights" of the rebels may possibly he
invaded! To con6scate their property, in the
opinion of these virtuous gentlemen, is terri
biz. outrage! They seem to forget that the only
right traitor has under the Constitution, is the
privilege Of hempen cravat. That is the only
right the Constitution grants to reprobates like
them. The benefits, projections and guarantees
contained in or conferred by the Constitution,
are intended for loyal citizens, and not for
armed rebels, who repudiate the Constitution,
and trample it under foot. These traitors are
outlaws. No man can claim anything under
the law unless he submits to the law. He who
places himself outside the law is not entitled to
its protection. If slavery had not corrupted
the Interpretation Of Law, AS well as everything
else in this country, it would have been under.
stood and admitted by all, that Slavery ended
when the rebellion began. IF it had lawful
existence before, the rebellion, subverting all
law, subverted that of slavery also. It made
the slaves freemen by destroying the letter oil
the law, which alone has enabled it to exist
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Where do the leaders of the Mahony party
bestow their sympathies? Not with our soldiers.
They shed no tears of sympathy over our heroic
slain who have met death at Wilson's Greek,
Pea Ridge, Donaldson and Shiloh. Not for the
equally heroic dead who have fallen by the way
from exhaustion, exposure and disease They
have neither material aid nor sympathy for the
thousands of widows and orphans all over the
country, made so by this internal rebellion
They bestow no thought upon these. But their
bowels of compassion go out towards the rebels.
The great concern, apparently, of their lives is
to prevent loss of negro property to the rebels
They talk of nothing else and appear to think
Of nothing elss. And behind this pecuniary
sensibility and active sympathy for the rebels
IL nightmare dream of negro Instruction. In
short, they fear the negroes will follow the ex.
ample of their masters and rebel, not to extend
slavery, but to give them the ownership of their
own labor, and that in this instruction within
An instruction the rebels will get hurt, especial.
ly as Mr.. Lincoln has given notice that our ar.
mics shall not be used to keep slaves in bond
age and to prevent their obtaining their freedom.
What are professions of loyalty or oaths of al.
legiance worth in the face of such indubitable
evidence Of sympathy with treasons Every one
Of these malignant, treacherous scoundrels
should be sent at once beyond our lines in order
that they may aid in guarding the property they
are go much concerned about