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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-27
For The Havk.Iye.

Of the appoiutmeut Of Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, stated that it was for the unex-
PRED term Of NJ. Gregg, which, IS understand
the Law, extends to the drst day Of January mex
succeeding the General election 10 October, 1858
see from the proceedings Of the Convention
which assembled in the city Of Burlington, OF
the 10th inst, it was decided that the presen,
incumbent, having been appointed by the Board
Of Supervisors to gil vacancy, could only hold
the Office until the next ensuing election, thu,
baving the impression upon the mind Of the
public that either did not understand the law,
or designed usurping the Office. baa a2Lt,
I respectfully direct the attention Of those il.
terestsd in this matter to the provisions of sec
tons 81 and SO, Part 50, Cap l7a, School Laws
where it will be seen that person appointed
to All vacancy can continue in Office until the
close Of the official term for which his predeces
sor vas elected, notwithstanding general olec-
ton may intervene. as8so Ea!e ncaa .sa.4.t
Secretary. Benton, in bis notes appended "a
the School Law. has on page a, the following:
"Seetion sa.-Ths person appointed to Gil .
vacancy will continue in Office until the close al
the c6scid ts,m for which his predecessor waa
elected, notwithstanding . general election NAV
intervene between the time of his appointment
and the expiration Of such Official term. Ap-
pointmeuts generally hold until the next gene
ral election after they are made, bat the County
SUPPLEMENTARY 10 an exception. He is not, in
the strict sense Of the term, county officer; and
the general laws for the government of county
officers are not spplicsble to him.. He Is qsy-
erned solely by laws originated by the Board of
Education or amended BY the General Assembly.
That is, no Law Of the General Assembly, directly
Or indirectly, regulating his official term and
duties, is applicable to his case, unless it is an
amendment to some act of the Board Of Educa-
tion.n G9i.s Tss.t& sfa Lia q. lie sE> -s sr
By reference to the enscting clause Of our
present School Law, it will be seen that it is not
only the act Of theBoard of Education, but that Of
the General Assembly, properly certified to by
the Secretary Of State. 70 - ,a6. ss's.a
/ now leave the matter to be decided by ths
"Povers that BE-" But before closing woult
say that an, not 90 anxious for Office O. to holt
the position Of County Superintendent Q
Schools, contrary to the expressed wish Of tn
people Of my county, and, inasmuch - kr. Rob
ertson was the unanimous choice Of the Convsn
ton, which met on the 10th inst, will hand /,
my resignation at the next meeting Of the Boart
Of supsrvisors, and let them appoint the presen
nominee, or such other person - they may thinI
best. ' VIZ. HARPER.
KossurH, Iowa, Sept. ~, 1852.
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psrior article from thsl bssss Of Ball. HAL ,
Co., I bslisvs. I I'm not good ii deec,fpsos
nor are my notes Is iull - could desire. and
may fell far short of using technical tsrms
The head Of the handle 10 globe with a
stars in blue; and the globe i belted With .
row of brilliants. The Goddess Of Liberty ,r,
tains the representation Of the Union with on.
hand, and holds in the other . wreath ,i,I
which TO crown The victor. Below her 1.
serpent in attitude of striking viii his.;o.
mouth ct the Esgls. The Eagle In des...
attitude repsls the attack. This Easis ss.ud.
on Shield, on which in raised ietter,, 4.
the name Of the battlefield -PxA R1pos, Tn,
on the scsbbard comes coat of nail With A.
propriats and exqui.itely wrought designs. 4,
Ter this representation Of the batae-hsId !,
ring the strife snwrousht in the cold, --sl,o rs!
inscription Stating to whom and By whom and
the reason why the sword is presented n.
hilt and scabbard are pure gold, said to be 6u,,
than American coin. The blade 10 Of The 6ues
steel, beautifully ornamentsd. This eifs sho,,
now the Colonel is loved by bis men, and the,
may rest assured that the gift Il dearsr 70 Tia
Colonel than al else save honor. A he shovd
it to me and spoke Of The men Who presented 4.
he exhibited not only : manly pride, b. de.p
feeling and gratitude, and . determination d
show them that no oct Of his shall ever tsruiu
the magnificent gift he has received. God bic.
Col Busy and his gallant men. aus b.
Sept -, 1861. - ~, .-o'' ct on.
EDrroR HAwK-EYE - - -7-- 4 TO, T. ~
Speaking Of patriotic Counties, please m.
Decatur down on the list. Out Of . voting non.
ulstion of about sixteen hundred Ne hs.s -.
various email squads Of rscruits, and tan tuIi
companies - follows 5al75 =. 10 = 80,
90. D, 9Th lows, Capt Burton. b s1ere
A, 18th 60" Young, .asr,.
Q, 9Th Kansas, Capt Gibson, 80 .
b, 5th Kansas, Capt Thompsou, - e..
b, 3D. 8. L., Capt Stanley, n
g., Capt Ryan,
=, s4th Iows, Cspt Alexander,
=, 34th Iowa, Capt Ward, -ra.E
3 Cspt Gaines company accepted but not a.
signed to any regiment -
A full company OF Scouts enrolled under the
late Ailitis law, and If the Nation want MORE I
sm sure more companies can be raised. DID
Yours, of ~ isle ~ 49,
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Gen. S1bloy BoaeeA and KlllOd. "a
The New Orleans Delta Of tho 9th inst ststas
upon authority of rafusae, escaped into that
city from Texas, that the Rebel Gensral sibley
vas intercepted by troops from California, in
the vicinity Of Fort Fillmore. According to
the statement Ebley had abdul $500 men, the
Califoruia troops interaepting him numbered
about 5000, and Col. lCanby, With force Of
New Mexican troops, was inoputsait Of sibley
and close q band. BE was thus caught be-
tween two forces, and rstrest being Impossible,
. bsttle resulted, in which Sibley was utterly
defeated. great many were killed and wound.
ed. about one half the whole force taken priso-
ners, and oil their horses arms, cannon, stores
and suffers trains were captured. siblsy, with
Cola Steele and Green, with ! few hundred men
escaped. The, men Of Green's regiment, exss-
'psrated at the drunkenness Of sibley snd Steele,
Afterwards Fascinated these two officers Just
before reaching 81 Paso. 9~a.1a: ssfs,aa o'
The Union forces Immediately took posses-
sion Of FL Paso and Fort Bliss, which 10 near
by, and sent . detachment to Camp Quitman,
eighty miles to the east. Thsreupon the Texans
evacuated, Fort Davis, 900 miles east Of Ell
fPaso, and all other forts in the extreme north
west OF the State. Ga.a a74.ass os aG.s.sg.
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Gen. John A. Logan made speech at Car
bondale, in Southern Illinois, few days since
The General has long been known ss Z promi-
nent and influential democrat Of that section,
His views, - IN intelligent observer actively en-.
gagged in the defense Of the country, ars worth,
Of consideration. His appeals to his country
men should have hearty and patriotic response
When democrat talks - hs does, We have
faith in him che more especially when bis %.
tons prove his sincerity. The extract below in.
dicatss his zeal and earnsstness:
"Thsse ore tines that demand the most hero.
ic energy and undauntsd bravery. Every patriot
in the land 10 called upon to come TO The rescue
and the man who fails to lend bis influence And
energies in this crisis who fingers while liberty
bleeds, is worthy Of , traitors doom. This ia =
fearful war, the influence Of which viii be felt
for sgea Il 10 . struggle between might. be-
tween republcaniam and anarchy. It 10 too late
now to inquire into the causes that brought an
the war; the day Of complomiss has long since
ended; 1t 10 BY the sword, the bullet and ha ha,.
met that this national difficulty IL TO be settled.
We have cunning and powerful foe With which
t ocontend-he ID in fearful earnest, and has been
all the while-the die is cast, the Government
must be preserved. Il may cost millions Of
blood and treasure, but We must CONQUER, The
world 10 looking with anxious hearts to the result
OF this war, the prayers of the down kodden
portion of the Old World are ascending 20 God
for the preservation Of this Union-this hone Of
the world All things else sink to insixni6csncs
compared with the solution Of this psublem.-
Party lines and partisan feeling. sSesd 81 speQev.
Cd up IN patriotisn., In this connection K must
ssy that am sorry TO sss men in Illinois forget
their country for their party. While your broth.
ers are falling in their countsy's service like
leaves OF autumn before the vintsy blast Wills
their bones are bleaching beneath . summer Gun ,
while the nation 10 suffering throes Of agony,
and cryiag for help, you are vrangling ever con
vensions and candidates In the name Of God.
feiiow-citizsns, cease this clamor, turn politics
over to old men and women, and rally ike true,
soldiers to the standard Of yosr country. Iwu
once politician, but % help me God viii,
never shssthe my sword for courtly halls or civil
donors until mycountsy Is saved from the bloody.
tornado that IL desolating the fairess land on
earth--never until the old Gag Aoats in triumph,
from every hill top on Columbia's soil. These
are my politics, and Of all there ia in the army
at jackson. Indeed, am surprised 70 Gnd men
talking OF anything else. ,... ,,,,, l,,..
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=
-Ut1mss6su, Sspessssbss. -. /
g4H coNes.ssloNAL CANVASS.
The discussion between Wilson and Hornish
q Gfinss Hall, Friday svsains, vas lisssnsd to
BY 8 large audience, from tsws and country, in.
GLIDING many ladies. The result was highly
satisfactory to the friends Of Hr Wilson, and
no yospg man ever had warmer friends or de-
served them more. His spsech, MAS character.
lied By force, argument, fact He boldly stood
up before his constituents and ,yindicsesd his
conduss from the aspersions Of the snasling
packof semi.secesaiosisks ~hoss spokesnAa and
representative this fallen and discarded clergy
man Hornish is. 81. met avery accusltion,
svo~sa every vote and act q became T. live
man, conscious Of right and Of the approval Of
his constituents He met The live qusstioas, of
the day which come home 70 the bosoms Of ~.
CRY man. he spoke Of the ,doings of the lest
Codkress-he spoke - Ill IL qaastions before
the country without eqtdvocatien, clearly dsan-
ing bis position and showing not only where he
can now be found, but WHARF,, IA win always
hereafter be found No man Who heard him
wa lsfs in doubt. -, % -
NJ. Wilson reed ths Oonlscaien .Aat which
is denounced BY Hornish and his ioo.worksrs,
and asked every man in the audience opposed'to
it to ssy "No."' Although at least elk hundred
people we're present. not . man. voted, mol, So
With the other measures voted for BY Wilson
and denounced by Hornish. If there wss . sin.
gle lpsrson who agreed with Hornish, be did
not make it manifest. No body vas bold
enough, in that audiences, 70 ssandup and say
he desired that slavery ehould BE- voted back
into the District Of Columbis-thas our soldier
should be used to guard the property and catsh
the fugitive negro slaves Of SeosssionissA On
the other hand, Wilson's manly svowal Of each
and every vote cast BY him was spplaudsd to
the very echo, until Grimes Hall rang again.
No public man vas ever more hssetily greeted
or enthusiastically endorsed in his every cot
Iowa never produced man Of 6ner talents OF
greatsr promise than JAMES F. WusoH. He
has made his mark 10 the present Cougresa No
young man in . single session, ever achieved q
much or took - good . position in Congress. =
Iowa has cause to be proud Of him, and thai
the First Congressional District 10 20 and sppre
ciates his taleuts a. live man will fully sppeal
in October.
Hornish is qnibbling, shallow dsmsgogue
With studied defamation and . style Of speak
;nv which il cross between the rantine pulpit
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9 FtRsr Iowa CAvALlY.-Ths officers Of CHS
gallant Regiment, since the promotion Of Col.
Warren to Brigadier General, are as follows:-
Colonel, J. Q. Cover; Lieutenant Colonel, P.
Cad Bryan; Majors, D. Anderson and J. ".
Caldwell, ALI promotions in the regiment.
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Louisville on the 18th, SONS facts in relation ia
the surrender Of Nsmfordsviile. He says he had
just rsaehed that city from BueI's army. He
ststes that Col Wilder, Of the 18th Indiana,
with $500 men and ave pieces Of artillery, sue
cessfully resisted Eve different assaults against
. round fort With bitches not three feet vide,
made BY force Of 5000 mon. He killed q,
lsaSs 4oOof the rebels and % ably manoeuver-
ed his men that 10 lost but seven killed and thir
ty-three wounded Ia soonest Of seven hours
duration. :, ?" =, ''aiaa g ~
Unfortunately he was reinforced by Colonel
Durham, Of the S0sh Indiana regiment, who
superoeded him ss senior Colonel, This treAch-
erous officer, on Sunday. when Victory had al
ready perchsd upon our banners. and the enc
my were actually ret.esting, proposed to sur
render. On Monday, Col. Dunhsm demanded
and obtained { reinfotcementE Of two regiments
and . battery. On Tuesday the rebels renewed
the stack. planted battery. shelled the fort
for I've hours aud then demanded q surrender,
and thereupon this Depaocrstic Col. Dunham,
who Is, in al probability, one Of the Indiana
K. G. Ca, coolly delivered up his whole CON.
Wild, -;,h h,lf Tho mon Nd ..o,;a..,s. 800. -
r.a an. of ,.no. n ri. .u,. .;,h .n.. ,...;l,.
.,,..h,.., ws..,.-. =. - -. .s .....s's
IA =. l,o-, ~ :. TINS, Ho-Ssn...s :.
$3.50 heforaa a., ..ll.nt .o,d;.,. In 49,. =
bstplaoed at the mercy Of traitors more dsmna.
bts even than Jed: Davis, ". trust Il nav no,
be long ere such conduct a thi, Of DOL Dam.
ham. and that which allowed H.rpera Ferrv q
be seizsd b, Tho rebsla both ;..t vb.n thai,
lon il most d,marin, NAV b. oun;.hed =. .,
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aksDUcrIos OF SALARIIS.-By IN act Of the
Extra Session of the State Legislature, the cal
aries Of the following officers was reduced to and
fixed At the sums following: Superintendent Of
the Hospital for Insane, 81, 800; Assistant Ply
sician, $780, Judges of the District Courts,
from the lst Of January next, $1,000; Judges
Of the Supreme Court, after the expiration Of
the several terms Of the present. incumbents,
$1,000; Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer,
Register Of the Land Office. and. Secretary Of
the Board of Education, 81 800; Of District At
toners, $500. and the fees allowed by Law. -
This reduction will meet the appreciation Of
the public. and, We think, f1es the compensa-
ton Of the several officers at as low sum as
would secure the services of competent persons
to fill them. 1t will save enough money to the
State by the mex: regular session to defray the
expenses Of the Extra Session, and perhaps
more. So that besides the benefits to be de-
rived from the other valuable laws enacted, the
Session viii really have cost the State nothing.
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h SO That notorious assassin, the Rebel
GUERRILLA Poindexter, who was captured some
'lme since, escaped from his guard, an officer
ana Two men, while being conducted 70 g.
Louis At Macon City, where the train thew
we're on stopped, he induced the guard to leave
the cars On some pretsxt, and seizing an oppor-
tune moment, threw pepper into their eve.-
Both we're blinded for the moment, though one
regsined sight soon enough to FIRE at the scoup ]
dre, but missed him, and be made good his es-
cape.
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MEDICAL ExAxlsERs.-By Chap. IL, Of the
laws sdopted At the late extra session of the
Legislature, the Governor is required to appoint
three Medical Examiners, one of whom must be
the Profepor Of Surgery in the Iowa University,
and one p be located in Keokuk. Any physi-
clan who shall give reasonable evidence that he
has been reputable practitioner for three years
ue4t preceding the time Of application, whether
ne has diploma Or not, is entitled to examina-
ton and to be reported upon by the examiners,
upon payment Of . fee Of Eve dollars which is
their entire compensation. The certificate of
any one Of the Examiners is made sufficient evil
dsnce OF qualification for the position Of sur
eeon O. assistant surgeon, to the volunteer reg.
iments Of Iowa sst'a'E $50 :
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aKAD TIDINasl

0HAO x4O8N0Oy y
u Language fhils u w ars utterly unsbls Il
give voice 70 the joy,ws feel q Prssidsnt Lin
eolns Proclamation. Il i one Of those grsa,
events that happen but oaosin thousand years
and viii b hailed with Joy BY I'll the friends d
.treedom and civilization throughout the world.
It win give renewed strength and courass 70 our
volunteers in the field. It will give hope and
joy 70 loyal people and show them that for al
their saeriAces Of life and treasure, there i 70
b SIMPLE reward. & It will carry terror into the
hearts Of Ill rebels and fll the land Of Dixie
With sorrow and apprehension. 80, -, , ~
Sd All.knew it would come 70 this, TWAS but :
question of time Has the President his upon
the Best time. W. think be has Two years
bard fighting, With the rsverses Of the last sixty
daysS havelshown that 10 ave The Union and sls-
very together is bsysnd our present abilities and
rssources. Nov the effort to save the Union
without Slavery ID to be made We shall zee
how twill work. 1t can but fail At the worst
It cannot make matters wosss?d But It vii not
fol. Blows will now be struck which VIII tell
which viii hurt-which viii parslizs and destroy
the snssgiss and resources that feed the rsbsl-
lion. l19H "a. p 2s9Tss eat r.1s / atao3
sa We feel that in this act Of NJ. Lincoln, the
souatsy has more 70 hope and the rebels more
70 fear than in al the acts Of the President and
Of Congress since the rebellion broke out. It
comes in moment Of dependency It comes q
s time when II seems = though bloody Treason
would triumph over Us and blot out our nation
atty. 1T coined to turn the tide of bsttles Let
oil loyal people thank God and take coursgs.ba
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II NJ. Phelps calls our attention to a. or
ror In his communication Of yesterday, whereby
he 10 made to state that the Republicans had
previously nominated fo~ instead of too
candidates for Judge iu:this District. II was
mere error Of the printer.
i 4 srEcuLAr1oS.-Clagett is greatly enrsged
because We don't think his endorsement Of NJ.
Phelps and Mr.. Craig Of any great value! Poor
fellow! We remember squib Of Tom Noore'e,
which fits bis case exactly. sao2 9d' +" as.
"Of all speculations the market holds forth,
The best that know for lover of pelf.
10 to buy "Clagett" up, at the price be is worth,
Z And then seh him ct that which be sets on
himself" = s'' Ya-7Ffl zas .GI
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a Nsw DIoLAlAr1ox.-An scqusintancs ~
marked to % yesterday, after President Lin
oolns Proelsnation had reached us, "tbat be
had never felt % veil in his life that be thought
the Declaration Of Independence was now, after
long delay, made : glorious and happy reality, -
that its truths, hitherto but theoretically admit
ted, were ct last orystalised into fact, and made
the foundation Of q new and purified Republic
His L but the thought Of millions. Wherever
soul ID found big enough = prise liberty q T.
just value, there . blessing eutspoken and
hearty, will go forth upon the man Who, in the
,fulnsss Of tims,. has ct length proclaimed
liberty throughout the land, unto I'll the irhabi-
tants thereof"9 i7Jd o. - lFt5Tls sht
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The late census returns of msnufacturing
establishments in New York City reveal the fact
that more capital is employed in carrying on the
printing trsde than any other business, the
amount being over %, 900. Over six thousi
and persons are employed in printing, and the
various establishments use Up about Eve millions
Of dollars worth ofraw material, ink, paper, &C.,
per snnum, producing over 81 900, 900 worth
of books papers, 10. ''oH' sas'' 81, 90
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aesae q ln1a-1Ae 1evya - ~ neaf
Information received at Cairo, tom Cosinth
on the sls, relative to 10 battle ct lska, ssts
our Lon st sevsnty.lvs killed, End bstwssn Two
and thres hundred wounded. The forces en-
gagged were The Sth. 10th, 18th, lsth, AID l7th
Iowa, and 3sth Missouri, infantry, and two bat
teriss Col. Chsnbsrs, of the 18th lows, 10
slightly wounded. Prices force vas said to b
about $4,000. Gen. Rosecrans has taken liz
batteries, making thirtvsix. cannon, and 500
prisoners. Prices intention vas to move over
into East Tennessee, but "a this be was foiled.
The rebel General little Wa killed, ma Gen.
Whitfield wounded and taken prisoner. a train
with medical stores, under charge Of Col. Gif-'
ford, Aid . The Governor q Iowa, ind MI
Goldsmith, Agent Of the Sanitary Commission,
had reached Iuka from Coriath. q We suspected
that the Iowa boys we're there. Whsrev6r they
"go ID" there Is pretty certain to be victory.
Col. Aathies, Of this city, Col Chsmbsrh and
Col. Rankin Of Keoknks hare given the enemy 4
taste Of their metal. Probably they won't want
any further acquaintance With the Hawk Eyes
- :, WHAT I DInooRAr II faE FIzlD THisrS. -
= member Of the 4th Csyalry, from Henry 0oun-
~, and psoninsnt Democrat Of that County in
! private letter to Mr.. W. B. Sexton, Of this
vicinity, writing under dats Of 'sspt 9th, nys1'
pa l. presume you would like 10, know what l
think of Mr.. Lincoln. He il the very man for
me. He carries the colors thst Union Demo-
erat should fight under. But r must &c
knowledge an ashamed Of some Of my Demo
cratic frisnds in Iowa. Their cendsct hes the
smell Of secesb, and I, for one, would say jug
them Or hang them. For Northern man % BE-
. traitor is intolsrabls and he should not b
allowed to breath the free dir Of the NORTH
These Dsmagogues, for = cloak to cover their
conduct, cry Abolition n " Abolition | r., II
they you'd enlist and come and 80 for them
selves they would know better, for In every par
tieular, % fer q know, this war is carried on
in strict conformity to the Constitution. shame
on man that would not support such Govern
rnent - We have. an - strong Democrat %
I ever vas, but cannot support such Democracy
q they hare in lows. -. -, ~ ..4.''
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q syrf5a' gHowa asdi boa wca sa9aG ,dous le
~ --a- .a-- m-ana 2 I'D "a. 49, ~. -. >
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) u Tho Editor Of the Dubuque Herald speaks
Of NJ. Allison - the Representative of party
which hes effected the ruin Of the country" OF
eourss! And By Z parity Of reasoning, JeG
Davis, and his scoundrel associates, and their
sympsthisers, nshony, Dodge / Co., Of the
North are laboring for it, preservation
We have AL along argued that these men
believed the traiteu to be, the patriots, and
tho real lovers Of their country the traitors In
their vocabulary the meaning Of words is re-
vsrssd. When they swear they are loyal, they
mean exactly the opposite Of what honest men
intend BY tho same language. Well,-th peo-
pie ere beginning to understand the infamous
Liars. .'s - 800 s4@
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ID - Attsotisn 10 called 70 the article in A.
other column from ths Stats Register From
evidence In The possession Of the United States
Hsrshal several arrests have been made of mem.
bsrs Of the T. q. O. and others will be made
This reasonable Organization 10 said to number
q, 900 members in Iows, among the number
good many leading NshoBy Democrats Look
out for further developmsuts. ,7es,