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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-02
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:. :. TAs Convention which assembled st the
Cspitsl Wednesday last, wss ore Of the largest
dslsgaas conventions ever assembled in the
State. lie proceedings, which viii BE- found
in this morAing'e paper, were entirely hsrmo-
Nous, and We hazard little in saying, will
give general satisfaction to Republicans in all
paris OF inc otase. n .gza nla.1e 5iJow 1864
The Republican State and the Legisla.
tive Union Committees Of New York, met at
Albany on the 9Sd inst, and agreed upon ; call
for State Convention at Syracuse On the gath
Of September, for the nomination Of candidates.
for Governor and other officers. It 10 to be em.
phatically Union Convention. The call ID I'd.
dressed not only to Republicans, but to Demo
Gratis, and all men who. are in favor Of putting
down the rebellion and Furnishing treason
Only one resolution was adopted, but that issa
platform long enough and wide enough to hold
the halt million Of loyal voters to whom. it ie
addressed. threads % follows, ESQ bass
RESOLVED, That We are in favor Of an active,
earnest, and energetic prosecution of the wal
until the rebellion is crushed and treason
punished, and that to attain that end, we
are in favor Of the Government employing and
usiDg every means consistent with civilized war
faho vifh;n isa pnnrhagie iyaE5R IA 10 cEi33E J.
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/
Cnops.--A trip, to the Capital and back enc
conversation With persons from all psrts Of TIL
STATE enable US 70 say With tolerAble, certaint!
that the wheat is but bali crop in this State
The winter wheat never was better but tn
spring wheat is very light and poor. The %
crop is. light hay excellent, and corn ineve
looked better at this season., 4llAiqsa 5aGsr .
AupAclraY. Muscatine Courier, news
paper of ,the Aahopy caste, commenting on tn
resolutions adopted by the State Republican
Convention, ventures upon 4 comparison be
tween them and the Aahouy platform. It says
"the democracy have nothing to fear from Suct
! comparison. Z The people are. now in earnest
and they will put their suffrages where they vii
be likely to aid in suppressiDg the rebellion the
snrest and quickest" sasscaa aia 9aEg5e 90 d.
Now, if this is not amusing, We don't know
what is. The only resolution in the Mahony
platform which says any thing of "suppressing'
the rebellion is the..6rst. That says 1--WE are Ii
favor Of the employment Of all constitutions
measures for that purpose" The joke is, that
all measures and policies which pinch the toea
of the rebellion, are, in their opinion quite de
cidedly Unconstitutional" They 'Are like the
driveller, Buchanan. They can ses
no method Of saving the country Constitution
ally" They are very patriotic, but then, tht
Constitution must be preserved! The Nahony
ties, and the conspirators who make no pretencs
Of loyalty, sing the same tune. All Of then
ara ss6ta onno ntion slitiesl tga t8gt fas
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INSTRUMENTATION attention has just been
called To- the law enacted during the recent
session of Congress, in references, to the enlist
ment Of persons of foreign birth. AZ the Law
formerly stood and still stands in relation to
naturalization generally, . residence Of Ave
years was and IT, required to entitle foreigner
to the rights and privileges Of citizenship. 81
Congress, approaching the zeal and patriotism
of our foreign born citizens and residents, ..and
desiring to acknowledge their fidelity and to On.
courage them to still further activity and devo.
ton, has enacted that al Aliens Who may vol.
unteer in the present war for one year or more,
and shal continue to serve during this term of
enlistment, or until honorably discharged, shall,
thereupon, b" entitled to all the rights, priv.
leges and benefits, of full.and absolute citizen
ship without any regard to the length of their
residence in this country. ai2ssno1 I'll .'aa g
This just measure will not fail to commend
itself e the appreciation Of all, and especially
70 those immediately interested.s And We can.
not'doubt that it will tend greatly To- increase
the number Of volunteers from smong them. y
!. b3saea -. bal 81 % In -. 81 Iofl TfE-,t >
2 GIs.. Drxs 0RDsR --All good men remember
the famous order Of General Dix, ito shoot on
the spot = swhomsoevero should attempt to haul
down the American fsg.is II will also be re
membered that Gen. Butler, At New Orleans,
Came into. possession Of the identical flag in
reference. to- which, the order was made--that
Of the Revenue cutter Mcclellan also the
Confederate flag which suppianted It These,
With due appreciation Of the ftpess Of things
he sent to Gen. Dix, intimatipg that he did not
doubt that the Secretary of the Treasury would
authorize him 70 retain them. Secretary Chase
thinks no one has q good right to them -
Gen., Dix, and cordially assents 70 his keeping
them. All patriots will endorse bin right to
70 them. 1oa't 2Esls s-ah Elf '34' .''+.ss1
L. =
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Raey1osln SGlAO 1aho0Y OG1poS
The Chicago Time tries 70 threw oo,A WISER
On the late Immense War Meetings II Chicago.
II says that many were deferred from attending
81 the fact that "the principal speakers an.
nounoed and certain to b present were al noso'
rious Abolitionists," 10. II would have The pub
lie understand that al Republicans are Adolf
tionists. Il absurdly declares that men Who are
In earnest in their support IT the war and II
their adherence Of treason, win not attend :
public meeting becapse the speakers 90 - mnoA
in earnest and - zsalous - themselves |
ARarsrsD ron TszAsos-A dispatch from
Burlington, Vt, of the a4th, states that Gen.
Lewis Partridge, of Norwich, had been arrested
by Marshal Baldwin, on the charge Of treason.
General Partridge was o. s. Marshal for Yer
mont under Buchanan's administration.
~ At New Orleans, papers have been dis
covered which show that Pierre Soule had been
one Of the most active men in urging the peo-
pie of Louisiana to burn their cotton. He was
also at the head Of band Of prosecutors who
drove the Union men ont Of the city and
heaped the most outrageous indignities upon
them. Guerrilla bands were the terror Of the
State. They do not hesitate to shoot down any
man, even secessionist, Who accepts . pass
from the authorities at New Orleana The 9th
er day, three merchants of secession pfoclivi.
ties were taken prisoners BY = guerrilla band,
because they bought their goods in New Or
leans, ! The goods were !con6scated,S and the
merchants we're probably shot. 92aa9P '"s s''
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,AccIPTs.-Hon.s joan A. KAssos. now 30 ably
filing the position of First Assistant Post Mas:
ter General, 1t Washington, has accepted the
Republican nomination il Congress, in the Fifth
Dlstrict, and signifies kis intention of commence
ing the canvass % early a. possible. = eT 81,
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aRsNDEzyoUs-We find in the State Register,
dispatch tothat paper from Adjusant General
NIB. Baker, which fixes the rendezvous Of the
several iowa Regiments Of Volunteers at Dubu.
que, Keokuk, Iowa City, and Des Aoines-two
regiments At the last named place. o}mo:ae2 4
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THE DIsTRyCr ATToRNEYsHnR. /
The KSokuk Gate City, IN the following az
ticle, undertakes to forsstall the judicial conven
ton and determine Who shall and who shall not
b nominated. That paper sets itself above the
Convention, in advance Of it's sitting, and do
cides that II. Tracy must not be nominated for
District Attorney % s5a 81 isafa 5'ae
ed DufRICr A.foRxHY.-We have no disposition
to interfere with the action Of our coming Judi
cial CONVENTION, or TO dictate Who shall be the
candidate selected, and We speak in the interest
Of no person whose name hss been or may be
before the Convention for either the Office of
Judge or Prosecutor. We do, however, feel
authorised and called upon to say that justice
and policy alike dictate that the Republican
party, under the present stats Of afairs, should
nominate for both these Offices, candidates, II
such osn be found, whose political antecedents,
and whose services il the party, entitle th6f
claims to some consideration at our hands. 70
Get aside and ignore the claims of such candi.
date for either of the Offices named, and take up
in its stead any man who, up TO the very eve Of
the Convention, at whose hands be seeks . nom.
iuation, and ever since our party has had an ex-
ietence, has done all he could to defeat the men
and measures of the party we submit, would be
neither just nor prudent.
| Such afcourse, while contrary to the prece-
dents of all honorable parties, would furnish
poor encouragement, indeed. for devotion to the
interests of our cause. ~ 9+L* a az
We. do not understand or admit that when
We invite Ill men, Of whatever parties, to unite
with us upon the common platform Of giving an
honest support to the Government. that vs
thereby recognize their claims 10 the best olnces
In the gift Of the party, upon the mere profes-
| sion of their faith. No person Of reasonable
ambition would 60 conclude. It is no less un.
becoming the dignity Of our party and our own
self respect to receive converts nIsuch terms,
than it Is unjust and unfair to our consistent I'D.
herents, whose services and labors, under al
circumstances md prospects have stteeted the
integrity Of thsir profession. gag iIshi poa sa1
If there 10 any Republican, known 70 be such,
without regard to Office or the hopes of prefer.
ment who Is qualified to discharge the duties Of
District Attorney, he should be nominated. Any
other course would be unjust, and might endan:
ger our ticket Let us seek harmony among,
and do justice to, ourselves, and thus insure sue
OAD
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MHkEL1hor 1lth Aug.5 1909.
business being fully resumed on the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, The Company having thorough.
~ reconstructed the b es In the track and bridges
qndsr Goyerntnsnt projections the road Thoroughly
and completely guarded by Government trooPs, Will
on and After the l7th Aug run two through Passen-
ger trains and continue their fun equipment In the
transportation Of tonnage. a
RAsSEsGE4 SCHEDULE.
Depart istas
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. H.; Ben.
wood, 1Os30 A 81; Grafton, $3.50 z. 81; New Crrek,
$50 p. II Cumberland, 9:55 ?. NJ; Martinsburg,
200 A. NJ: Harper's ferry, 3:lT NJ; RrTi'e at Bal
tirnors At 500 A. NJ 10 ra-f-..a
s Retsgniag, o5ss
LEAVE BALTIMORE At P. NJ; MartInSburg,
1l;ss p n; Cumberland, = A. M Grafton II A. Nj
BonWSOd, 4:lS 2. NJ arrive at Whsslipg $40 p II.
Dspart,
The second train viii depart daily, except satur.
days, at $50 P. NJ; uraftoH Ss35 A ST.; New Greek,
1853 A. NJ; Cumberland, 9:15 A. NJ; MArtiiIsburg
1850 p. b.; HarpeFs Ferry, lsi5 =. 81; Washing.
ton Junction, s:IS NJ arrive NJ Baltimore Al b;1I
=1I454 RStu1HfHO,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, s.45 A H.; Harper's Fer.
y. i24o a. NJ; MeEtinsburg, l:65 ?. n. oumber
land, 6l2 p. NJ Oakland, 9.e3 Z. NJ; Grafton ll:Al
T. 81; BenWoOj, 5 AM; arrive at Wheeling 6:21
W. 2. SMITH, Master transportation.
T s.-fa, j.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
JOHN KING, JR-, Auditor.
A. DIPPEY, General Supervisor OF Trains.
J.P-WlLLAkD, suPerTier OF Trains
5lii West OF Piedmont.
}, B. RoRD. GenI Agent, wheeliug.s Gugls
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andwheel-
ing Rail Road.


- -
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, May 18th, 1861, pas-
W sSnger Trains viii leave Bridgeport as follow.
Sundays exceptsd:) ti1
10 IS A. N Mail Tain, stopping at all stations ar
Etyes At Pittsburgh at s;25 z. NJ, ami
4O2 P. N. Expires Train, stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh at Scoop. NJ.
lolS P. NJ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh al
ED A. NJ anl Cleveland at 9:I5 A. 81.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at 9s2S A. M. and 6:15 P. NJ, ar
rive At Bridgeport At 4:55 P. NJ, and 4:55 "A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh Al Loo A. ~, 0sOO A. II. and
1880 p .y arrive AZ Bridgeport At 1854 A. ~, O.2a
A. NJ. and 1856 P. II.
Connections are made as Follows,
At Pittsburgh with PennsyITRuIa X. r. for Harris
burg, Baltimore, Washington, Phila
delphia, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled Il. Il. for Eau
cess duBky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago auu
all points in the NoRru WEST. Will
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson
Chicago and the NosTu wEsF, viii
Cleveland Erie X. X. for Erie Dun
kirk, buffalo and Niagara Falls Will
Cleveland. Columbus & Cincinnati iui
Crestline, Delaware, Columbus anG
Cincinnati.
At Hudson with theg.Z. G. r.. for cuyahoes
Falls Akron, dillersburgh and Wo0s
At Alliance with P. Ft. W. 4 c. R. r. for Canton
hi@ssiiion, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
Atsteubenyills with i. O. { C. Line and At BEtLAIE
with O. o. o. r n. for GAINESVILLE New
ark, Columbus, Xenia, Dayton, Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, Louisville,
50. Louis, st. Joseph and ali point,
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SS76
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through ToEots to ALI points in the West, Nor,,
and East can be procured At the ONCE under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Freight
Agent at Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made At lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and it's connections
to the East, North, West and Northwest at ofict
under MLure House, Orwith Pt. Agent at Bridge
port Station. WM. D. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va
D. B. WILLIAMS, Agent,
J.N.McCULL0UGH, President.
R. MYERS, Gent Ticket Ag't. febs
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LoCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMORE, md.
1NHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
ring the last has bean necessary to obtain
anger apartments for the accommodation Of tho in
;reasing number Of students, representing nearly
It now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
iesirably located buildings in the city The room
re sCnmodio1siy arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to youns
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for TIL
thorough RdetieaI BA5iRSsI EueatioH generally art
in any particular BY any similar cStab
FACULTY.
=. X. L0SIRR,
PTinaPAi-beeturer on the Science Of AecOunts Com.
merce, Business Customs, etc.
J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of II. Theory and Practice
AndCommerteal Calculations
II. II. DAVIE9
Associate Prefo,sSE q Book Keeping.
Professor Of Business and ornamental PspmsnshIn
3. I. WILLIAMS, ESQ, l-s = 7
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RHY. Is. HEATBS REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUBTERsf
ION Jno. 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansaut,
Ion ION, Thos Swami, VIM. Il. Keighler, Esq.,
The College Il provided with q CommerciSi IdbraTv
q Standard Works, expressly for the o. the Stu
Each Student has desk to himself and d uspa.
rately Instructed.
There being nC vacation during the year, Student.
an enter At any time.
hetimsSsnaily roqutrodtoOOmpIotot the fulloourss,
from to IL weeks. 1 '-7-Ii -
A DIPLOMA Is awarded TO all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Oireular. con.
Tuning upwards OF 5Ix SQUARE PEET represeutin the
Exterior and Interior View Of the COLLEGE vnPions
Characteristic designs, PenmanAhip &c. sent by mai
mes 9 ehdrge, accompanied with catalogue Rfye mil
particulars Address Elk; LosIER
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W.D. JOHNSON.
0Ho. W.JOHNBoH. ". y. JOHNSON.
Fir g. w. JOHNSON & SON,
Manufaeturers OF Copper, Tin aud

.a. sheet Iron Ware.
"AVING AVAILED OURSELVES OF ALL THE
IL improved facilities, are better prepared now
70 I'LL all orders for any article work In
above line Of business -Hallies and Conductors
m do 70 order. Steamboat work done in . gubstRn-
4 and Workmanlike manner. We are now paying
Particular attention to this branch OF the trade and
can guarantee satisnetiOn in every particular. To
Wholesale Dealers can Oder Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere Our stock Of Wars 4
complete and the assortment fa full at aIltimes.
keep stock Of thelAtest aud most approved patterns
of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand At All times
- 0.W.JOHNB0N 4 SON,
Ho.17o Market Square,
ty3-dAWh wheeling, Va.
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missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1851.
CAPITAL STOCK....-.............S5O 100000
EHIs COMPANY IS FORMED FOR THE PUR-
purely phanthrope motives IN initiating this
terprise. We believe that the stock can BE made 20
pay large dividends, and the same time more real
good accomplished and greater progress made de-
VeloPing and making known the astonishing mineral
wealth OF Missouri than by the use Of ve times the
amount Of our capital invested in any other busnesE
We shah make the once Of our Company \ tem-
pete mining bureau Of the mineral resources Ct the
State. We have power under our charter to Tur
chase and sell mineral lands WhereVtr l5cnie1 IN
Missouri Great inducements will be offered to cap
italists and mining adVenturers who desire TO pur
chase and work paying mines by dealing with thIs
We respectfully solicit the attention Of an Who
have mineral lands for sale to send rs statement
OF the same, describing the kind OF minerals on their
Ands the number Of acres tho location and the low
est cash price they willing 70 take for aid ands
We shall work only such mines pay largely, but
shall open and prove most Of the lands sell The
books for subscription TO the stock now open at
she once Of the Company. Main street, northwest
corner Of Locust, over Merchants Bank, entrance
business, and have money, viii do well TO call and
subseribe- Those wishing stock, living out Of the
amount wanted to the President or Treasurer.
BIREoToRs:
Ha,snIy p, Bacon, Esq7 Matthew Butler, ESD
Alfred Clappi ESQ LIB. HarEoOd. Esq,
L.Y. Boy, Esq, Joseph 5 R RayI' Ed Ed,
EEuSIIEB:
N. BUTIEk, TTsss ALFRED CLAP, Prem
The above prospectus has up to this date been
published IN only Of leading papers for ten
ilays No extra ehortBto get stock taken have been
madsf Jet the public 20 well appreciate the sound.
Of the enterprise, that hundred thous-
and dollars OF the stock has already been taken We
would briefly state that the shares are SIS eaeh paid
IN full, without further liability: transferable BY de-
liEeIy registered only when dividends arc revived
Any peTs0p having money 70 spare: BY the pur,
chase OF shares in the Missouri Mining CompanV
mAEe an INVESTMENT that VIII Pay largely, and hold
stock that sreadly converted into eash ithOutIoss
All communications 70 the President promptly
81. IoHis. Mo-. March q. 1851. hsOoAVz@
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& CO. Of Lowell, layers sarSapaFilIa, Pills, Ague
Cure and Cherry Peeto51g hays been tSnPa ~ e %
hdenee Of the community. TilH Gr1J 7
HON. JAMES COOK, -, 80.
HON. ALaIN BEARD.
HON = W HAn9 a.sss 81 shi.soHrsrnn. IN. Nh.
A0"' JOHN AD'O Mayor Of CONCORD, N. II.
UN' = l. DO Mayor Of WORCESTER. MASS.
HON sAFTl slls1En mayo. q SALEM. MASS.
BON. =. W. IIsOOLS. n S,,., :, po.7os. MASS.
hon, vn NJ n0DE H.ss. Of paovtD1sos. r. II
Mayor Of NORWICH, CONN.
HON. ]. N. HARRIS, 49,.
hon, oH4s- 8 AODl Has;or Of MONTREAL, Q. r
HON. D. T. TIEMANN. ,,v,v vonr c,rv
HON. n. N. K1NsTRY,
HON. ADAM WILSON Mayo. q TORONTO, .. w.
HUN ~ A. n-' Mayor of CINCINNATI, OHIO
NON n mAwPoRD
HON. 5OHs SLOAN. u., ... :, LYONS. iowa ,c
HON. JAMES MeFEETERs,
Mayor OF BowMANVnLE, c. ".
HON. JAMES W. NORTH H.. ;, .uo,, 81, ",
HON. HENRY 0OOF Es;,s 5ts 3 ,nAnbOWrr1, ME-.
HON. JAMES = fMh ay9i Of ERrDERrcros, N. p
HON. WILLARD Rs sgE' Of NEW prDyoAD. MASS
'-'''' . Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS
HON. ". IL CRANsrOS, !, v.,,,o,- /, ,
HON. 'HED 'F4Hh- Mayo. ., o41rs., III
Mayor Of DUBUQUE, IOWA.
HON. THOMAS cRUTCHEIEID.
Mayor q CHATTANOOGA, TENN
HON. ROBERT bh4 hRior q TUSCALOOSA, ALA
| '' : II Mayor Of MEMPHIS. TENN
HON. GERARD sTlTn,
HON. HON, z, D. ''fAH5 Mayor Of ROCHESTER,. n
HON. DE WITT .. GROVE &.u,. :, ,,,,o. , =, '
A''' s-'As' "'G G;;yor Of FIrrabURa, Pa
HON, . q. 'YH Mayor :, Dlp1oi4. MICH
F''' AAAeA : f7 &sSS;. Of MILWAUKEE,, WIS
HON. ". ". VAUGHN, s.,., >; ;a s.oIr.. w,
L
-, II : Mayor e s, CHICAGO, III
HON. N. J. A HEATH.
Mayor Of MONTGOMERY, ALA
" : Mayor q OoEvnBus, "a
DON EsPARTERo MANUEL,
..-,a Mayor Of VERA CRUZ,
DON PHTRE DE- CABALIo
DON EsFEPHASn noDnrog R,s.. :, ,.v,,.
Mayor of L1MA. PERU.
- = - : : -S Mayor & vAIPAnAIsO. cu1I1
Don MARC sEssS sggI 2 sIa A..,,,o ,,.,,,
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
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The present critical state Of European Affairs viii
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