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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

TIE CONSTITUTION AZ IT OUGHT 70 ~
The Chicago Times thinks this phrase ''rsvolu-
tionsry." It is-greatly excited about it. It
thinks It . terrible outrage for any person to
want thing ITO be % it onght to ben Well,
perhaps it ID We don't pretend to be much Of
. losician or casuist, and it may be very wrong
for any ono to want anything rs it ought to
bew But Why did not the Times: denounce all
these patriotic gentlemen, who had 60 many
propositions Of peace to make in the shape Of
proslsvery notifications of the Constitution ?
Why did It not denounce the so-called Critten.
den Compromise and the Peace Convention p
Why did It not denounce each and oil the other
suggested changes in the Constitution by ito
pro slavery friends and co.lsborers in the cause
Of treason and disruption? If the Constitu-
ton is perfect, any change must bring impsrfec.
ton. If it is wrong to desire any alienation in
it noU, it must always have been wrong. Hit il
wrong to desire Constitution as 1T ought to
be-" We suppose it must be right to desire it 40
it ought not to be Is that what the Times
meansi A good many people are Of opinion
that this only, and nothing else, is ito meaning.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

0AHSEsorA LEolsIArURR. Gov. Ramsey, BY
Proclamation, dated the Esd inst, has called an
extra session Of the Legislature of that State,
to meet at St Paul, on the 9th day Of septem-
Der. Of course the Indian outbreak in the
North is the danger demanding attention.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

TO BIZ BEArES-Ths list Of aspirants to
Congressional honors, Get up by the Aahonys
and Dodges for public condensation in Iowa, 10
"A follova. g. ' .r. Is
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

CONSOLIDATED SrATEnEHT OF TIE SrArl BANK
or IcwA-The following figures show the con-
dition Of the State Bank Of Iowa on the 4th d.y
Of the present month: !, 49,
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sHEwARD.-The fools are not al dead vet
We thought tho nomination for Congress would
prove the last exhibition Of political frenzy We
should have TO chronicle during the present ssa
son. We supposed that would Gil up the almost
insstiate' NAV Of al the imbeciles of the State
But We are mistaken. There is At least one in.
dividual who is disposed to show that even the
folly of those who nominated Nahony can be
thrown into the shade. Some fellow who signs
himself "Liberty,' publishes note in Stewards
paper, proposing that delectable traitor q
candidate for Clerk of the District Court for JET.
fsrson county We don't know whether or not
it was Augustus Cesar who did it. But % he
is supposed to be rusticating in that vicinity,
We shouldn't be astonished if it were. We don't
know any one else capable Of exhibiting such an
extreme Of mbecile folly. Almost any galvan.
lied corpse besides this our Caesars would dis.
play more sense and Judgment Az the Consti.
tuition and Union editorially says the nomination
of Aahony b "vell nerited compliment to
that indubtable traitor, of course the other folly
will meet with . like endorsement
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

Aprou5xHn1.-Ws aee informed upon relia.
bic asthority hat Charles b. Abbott, Esq. 81
Louisa County, win Be appointed Colonel Of the
Third RAginept raised in this Congressional
District It is good appointment
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

PERsosAL-Senator Harlan and family passed
through THE city yesterday en- route from Wash.
ington 70 Mount Pleasant.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

~ Mise Young, aged IA, and Miss Sarah
Klingman, aged IL, were lately drowned in VOL
Greek, Tama county, while bathing.
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WAR 4 O31oo3A9 oAXU o. fAs'-WO DAVO
supposed thatths nenisation Of Ishony was in
Opposition % The wishes Of The more sagacious
Of the politicians Of bic party. We donr.believe
they oppose him because Of any opinion he rnsy
entertain. They are in fact quite As treasonsr
bic in their wishes - heia But they are shrewd
enough 70 perceive that It 10 highly impolitics TO
place . man arrested for reasonable conduct
before the people. Our idsssare confirmed by
. correspondent Of the Chicago Times, writing
from HcGregor, in this State. A man who
writes for the Times is none too loyal, though be
may be shrewd politician. This one says. s
The vote was close between Mr.. Nahony and
Senator g. w. Gray, Of Lansing, the latter be-
ing beaten by only one vote. Mr.. 1ahOny 10
Tor was) the principal editor Of the Dubuque
Herald; be is now under arrest for "discouraging
enlistmenta" His nomination was forced on
the Convention by delegates from Dubuque,
Delaware and Buchanan counties, assisted BY IN
occasional delegate from other counties who had
been plowed with. The pretense was An in
dorsement of the Herald, but, Is the Herald is
not suppressed, the presumption is thst the char.
acter Of the paper WAS not in question, and
hence something personal, and not editorial,
IcuVeIcu ulW UOuOxlOue W tue l8Ge OrOeT Oh tue
Secretary of War. What that private or per.
sonal misconduct may have been the government
processes to be informed, and with the govern
ment he should have left. Prior to bis arrest
he IVES prominent candidate with many of the
party, who regarded him as suffering injustice
from that class who see .'secesh" in every dem
ocratic movement which proposes discussion
Of the policy Of those Who, for the time being,
have the handling Of the national ribbons; but
after Mr. Hahony was charged, BY legal prscers,
With disloyalty and disregard Of the wishes Of
the government, the desire to zee him nomina-
ted ceased, except with few whose perception
Of individual duty to the country and whose
appreciation Of democratic theory we're blinded
by madness not creditable to their good tense.
A portion Of the few were delegates to the
Convention, and, though patsrnally and friend
ly, informed that the democratic masses could
not and would not cast their votes against the
authority Of the government, and thereby place
themselves On the revolutionary or ''higher law"
ground, which is the origin of our troubles, yet
these few men, having the power, chose to do
the deed Of which write. Yst
The madness" Of which this correspondent
speaks was truly quite unfortunate for the willy
politicians who want Office in Northern Iowa
They are, Of course, in pidable plight But 1t
10 some satisfaction 70 know that their misfor-
tune. Il decidedly good fortune for the people. |
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/. TEl1aRA1mHa Ex1sAosD1sAaY.-According
to the Augusta (Ga } Southern Confedsracy, that
desperate fellow, John Morgan, during his raid
through Kentucky, was accompanied BY tele-
graphic operator about - sharp q himself The
paper above named contains record Of his
doings, and copies Of the dispatches stolen and
replied TO. ct the various stations on the route
from Horse Cave, en- the Louisville and Nash
Vile Railroad 70 Somerset, the last ono on his
WY baek 70 Tennessee. They occupy two
columns Of tie Cincinnati Gazette, and account
to some extent for the mistakes made in tho At
tempt to reach and capture The Rebels. The
fellow nanassd 70 deceive all parties q to the
Immediate Whereabouts Of Morgan, and the
route he was pursuing long enough 70 make
sure that his road Was clear before him. When
about 70 depart from Somerset, Morgan sent the
following dispatches 70 g. D. Prentice and Gen.
Boyle. q Louisville They must have opened
their eyes considerably: d& Saf'
80 sonERssf, July 81, 1863.
George D. Rentioe, Lou;sr;ne: ILL.,
"Good morning, George D. am quietly
Watching The complete destruction Of al Of
Uncle Sans property In this little burg re-
gret exceedingly that this IL the last that comes
under my superyision on this route. I expec,
in short time 70 pay you visit and wish tc
know II You will be at home. s-Is 30 =
"AM ven in Dixie. mus, -
j JONI H. MolsAx, @i
"Commanding Brigade"
/" General j. T. Boyle, Lou;;o;Re.:
"Good morning, Jerry. This telepranh ia ,
great institution. You should destroy f. a +
I Eeeps you too well posted. Ny friend filsvorti
has Ill your dispatches since the lOth az Jul,
on file. Do you wish copies.
JoHs II. MoseAv.
ll Commanding Rp;~.S. y
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2 STATE Or IOWA. d
'1t ADJBfAlr GINIRAL's OFFICE,
3 roy Davenport, Aug. rs, 1852. :

70 :" roy Uavenpofts Aug. 10, 1867
Genera Orders No. 80.
!. Additional Camps for new Regiments haTs
been established as follows: 70
For the 26th Regiment lows Infantry, at NJ.
Pleasant, to DO Known ss Camp NcKesn;
For the 2sth Regiment Iowa Infantry, at Coun-
Gil BLUFF, to be known as Camp Dodge;
For the 81st Regiment Iowa Infantry, at Dav-
export, 70 be known as Camp Heron; -,
For the SD Regiment Iowa Infantry, as Osks
looss, 70 be known as Camp Tuttle;, =
For the a4th Iowa Infantry, at Burlington, to.
be known q Camp Lauman. as
II. The Regiments will reDdszvousas follow:
24th and a6th at Muscatine. ,.f.,,s
25th at Mt Pleasant
goth at Clinton. ',s' ~
eth and SD at Dubuque. g q
2sth at Iowa City. 5rss3
29th ct Council Bluffs. 40 nv
3Oth and seth ct Keokuk.
Slst at Davenport. 'A ~@
4 SD at Oskaloosa. sm n
34th ct Burlington. .ew
III. The 18th Regiment has been formed a
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A1Tsa THsx.-Ws find the following order in
an extra, issued BY the Hissourian, Of Spring,
lsld, No., dated the 18th inst. II seems that
defensive works are TO be erected about that
plsss; and that Gen. Brown means that some Of
those persons who have been giving aid and
comfort u the rebels shall now do something on
the aide Of the Uuion. s.. En-. eve ~
sas HsADouAR1us 8. W. Dls1ncs MOL
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- : .ssassu (. sasi3ia gtssas 60. 80. Z.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
FOR SALE.

A MDEIdAGE for 5000 mr sae on very favorable
Il terms Apply to
WIN. MCAULLEY
Wilmington. July 25 1861. -9' ''''s''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

WArER COOLERS LICE cnrAN vpptypts
IN ~ ~ hh fIVfs, PRESERVING JARS, 4,
'' 9A'e g fLINS a JACKSON
i.o, House Furnishing Store
2lg Market stfset
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

Price, only 15 Cents each.
A liberal discount made to Dealers
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings,
No. ] Spruce Street, New York
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyott Co. 2a2 North Second
street. 4. s. Hube iilO Chestnut Street, aud by all
Druggists.
iau l7Iy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Fifty Acres of Land for Sale.

CuTuATE Centfeviila Ia rh-istiant lluntrel Now
y Castle County b-lswate- adjoining Centre Meeting
lands Of Robert MCeuihY, Charles Began and uiAers
tue land s well iiaaad, u good quality and In goor
nsighborhood, ,hant bnildn ts and will he sold ut
favorable terms Apply 10 T. c. FAtYkE at the mil,
81 ns on the Kennelt Turnpike. to
WILLIAM AlcCAuLLEY
.an3 6l6 Marriott slIeet, Milmlnglon. ne!.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dr. Ilurd's Dental Rene
lies which we cannot fill. None are mailable
except the NsHrdtgiq Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price (lj centsl and
one stamp But to accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and st0Iekeepers are
behind the age, we have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four.
with compartmehls--eac box containing n bot-
tie OF IN. Hard's Mouth Wash, and Tooth 1che
DyOps, box of Tooth PoWde,, the Ncuraiqia
i9asfsr, and valuable little Treatise ON Teeib
dad heT diseases, The best means OF pyeserrigg
them, hHd Me proper treatment ef Chiidren's T,etd
worth OF itself the entire cost to every Young
man or woman, or parents with young children.
with several other necessary articles price per
package one doudf, or SIX packages for So sent
ny express as directed. AZ the Exprt ss charges
are not much, If any, more on dozen than an
one, it is far cheaper to order sig or a dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed Of to neigh
bors with public benefit for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness and dis
tgurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country it every inmilv
TO day had one OF these packages, which, in it
self, is complete set Of DeHtal Remedies. Ad-
dress VIM. u. Hura & Co. Tribune Buildings
New York, and write name and address plainly
hAt l1uAiithhNCa hihJ be hiltlb WIN commence,
W. Is. Il. Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn,
"a G. W. Griffith, President of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, brooklyn; TO the Editor Of the
American Manufacturers Gazette to Joy, Coo
x Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. r.
Barnum, ESD, who knows good thing when he
sees i and who has already ordered a second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
TO introduce Dr. Uurds Dental Rama1ios ;.
every County. Men or women who want 10
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, and we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, on receipt Of sepen dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be.
coming an agent. They eau be sold in day.
eelS" We ic0uid rather pay salaries Than Con,mis
s'ons 70 ose uho PToUe f6smseiges efficient salesman
IES- Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

ROAGHBsl R0ACHESll-Lyons Magnetic Powder
~ uHHlh TO those pests. For sale at 0RIMsHAWa,
No, COS Market, shove eth stfeat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25
Garden and Agrioultural Seeds

WE would call the attention If Gardeners and others
~ To our large selected stock fresh Seeds consisting
q Oardsh Flour aud Agricultural seels cultivated by
the eeiebfaied SEEDS men, b. Landreth Son Those in
want Of good and relitbl- seeds, ean lind them al
g. CHANDLER Il SON,
MlI on Market street.
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Stocks continue 70 rise and are very anm. Us
sxes and Pacific Mail advanced n 10 psr osne1
The La Of State stocks Is very Arm especially sr
the issues Of the Southern states which ere .o.rus
and 70 per cent higher. Rdlroad boada ON
unue 10 rapidly advance. Prices are again !, .na
rer cent. higher on some descriptions.
Money is In fair demand today at es1 per ceu,-.
Principally At the inside figure. Exchange on Lon-
d"n - d''H ana yii,e nominal today at sii491ifft
The gold marks, Va lower The brokers' buying
rates ore 3ks9N and s--us 90 q. The general ,sil-
ing rates nre sHsak, aud OCCASIONALLY q 81
The Borissia, for southampton xaav. so,t n,ra.
900 in specie, the Etna, for Lverposa, aazaooa
making total Of sT2o,OOo. The balance IN ,hs
Sub Treasury Is st125,s43 81, which h sAo-s
! a., O0O, OO0 lees than lat saturday
The Bank Committee at Washington have .rrsng-
ell with Mr.. Chase the settlement Of the hrst FRY
millions Of Treasury notes. They are giving NV
| their valuable aid, In Conference COMMITTEES. -
| the Committee of Ways and Mans n o. proyoscd
t,s.ud n strong committee OF merchants, rich -
| Mr. J. G Green, Mr.. Asplnwall, Mr.. Lord, Mr.
| Mu'urn, NJ BI-th &C., 10 Washington.
| Tie Liverpool and London Insurance Co. declinss
! t,tke Citcd s'lt.s Demand Notes for premiums.
" p, III. made on or before the nth Of January B.
the Mariners Savings Bank, lear interes, from the
1T of January.
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, JANY IL, isSi.
BROOKLYN.

CoRREcTtoS.-Rev. Mr.. Beecher, n the Plymouth
church, took occasion yesterday IN correct state
ment which appeared IN the n. " ENrBEss On Fri
day, t. the ,t,, that since the addition Of editorial
10 the other duties II h profession Rev. Mr. Hat
field would I've associated with him, assistant P,s
tor, and preach In The forenoon, while Mr. Beecher
preached In the evening. Mr.. Beccher stated that
there Foundation Tor the report, and That he
expected 10 preach singly a. heretofore.
LAYING oT THE COMMISSIONS or A SYSAaoauE
IN BRooKLYS.-The Cornerstone oi a new synago-
sue, 20 be erected by the congregation Bath Israel
Of brooklyn. the CORNER Of Boorim aud State sts
tc,k place yesterday afternoon. Hitherto there has
been no synagogue In Brooklyn, and this one-Biith
Israe-was the only spciety Of Jews wurshipping in
Brooklyn until December last, when split occur
ring IN the congregation, portion formed the con-
grcgaton Of Bethlehem, and went to worship in
Granada Hal, on Myrtle avenue. while the larger
portion bearing the old name, remain a their fur
nier rooms ut No. ih5 Atlantic 1t. The new church
Il ~ front tS feet on BDerum Vt with depth Of ~
feet on state st. and Is calculated 10 seat 300 per
sons. 1t Is u he plainly built, Of brick. The con.
grcgntlou now numbers but sixty members, but
much larger mcnii crShip Is expected when the new
church IL completed, which will he about the first II
May. The Get uf the building will be $4,000.
Tho ceremony " laying the corner stone was
pctcd e. take place nj one o'clock, hut II WIS con-
.idcrnty after that hour when the services 1t NJ.
10 Atlantic street were Concluded, and the mem.
hers with their Rabbi, Joel Alexander, and Rev. DR..
D. NJ. Isacs at their head, appeared tho ground.
Rev. Dr.. Alexander first read chapter IN IL
brew, after which IN the absence Of the Row. DR.
Raphael, who was expected e. assist, Rev Dr.
l-aacs delivered an address.
pr. lsancs -rkc Of the peculiar privileges and
liberty afforded in this country than any other,
~ the jews of the thanks they should givcto Upd
for these priyc{o- and their duty of allegiance 20
,his land e liberty, and finally OF the obligations
resting CA them to r.n tru" 60 tue reli zion o'
| their fathers, rnd IN no. wise depart from their an
crnt filth and truth
Mr. julius C.fn, sccrct,r, Of the a,,icty, then, i'm
hc AT oi the society, presented g. NJ VI. Lnven-
tina, silver ttuwol, with which tn lpy tho corner
stone. 4 m,tal l"N, containing documents relative
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MARINE INTRLIyaENCR

Tho Rr trg Lois from Belfast in ballast, bound
e. New York. IL ashore near Southampton, south
side VI Ioug Island, y ing we'll upon the beash, !.
god condition " be g., Cd Il the weather holds ia
vorabl,.
81. Georges, bermuda, Jan. 9.-The ship Devon-
shire, previously reportedl remains In the same Ps-
alton.
To bark Virginia has been sid s,r the bcnef, q
all concerned.
The r. tar Record, from New York fr Eng
land, with cnrgu Of corn' arrived yesterday with
lH.a Of sails and lcnky; vessel badly strained.
The scharucr En- ma dc Russo with molsees.
from Havana arrived the 21th Mt, with loss Of sparu
sails, 6c. had been cut CT days, and suffered much
frnm hunger.
R'rer mead. l.. !, Jan. ii.-There IL shAp
ashore opposite South Bay Lighthouse, ahCua
mile. south Of Quogue, l.. /. She has some 81 hsxr
sail standing tho same when she went NshnrsN
She came ashore last night,
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DEPARTMENT or rURLIC CHARITIES

~ and Correction, No. Rpnd II, near Broadway.
New York, Jan. o, 1869. $50 rcwarl-Iue Com
missioner If Public Charities and Correction will
pay the above reward 90 the party upon whose t,5-
.mony any persons shall he convicted tIr randu.
Acnt!y attempting u obtain, or Ia obtaining rhei
Ior themselves or other parties from this Depart
|ncEt IN the distribution of fuel, or in any other
lac puor ~ this city entitled thereto. by order of
commissioners. GEO. KELLOCk, supt. q. y. +.
iii 3'iO5
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CLEARED.

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