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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

BWe call the attention of loyal Democrats
to the fact that persons who are shouting "the
Union as it was and the Constitution as it ;s p
are elased and jubilant over rebel successes and
show it plainly. Whenever We have news Of
disaster to the Federal armies these vallandio.
ham Union.sbriekers are happy-they carr,
smiling faces. If they pray at all they pray for
JEFF Davis and the success Of the rebellion. T.
there is any one thing that they dread p.r.icu
larly in this war it is that Mr.. Lincoln and the
Abolitionists (as they call all Union men) will
crush out and put down the rebellion. We ask
all honest and true Democrats who feel that tbev
have something At stake in this great struggle
higher than Oere partnership, 10 watch the.e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

doubt (doubtlsss) eosns on me q mine 4 host
Of Other friends standing shoulder to .hov1dsr i,
the ranks siM you and our otaey Soxasern friend
d relatives 'chose rights like my orn have been dis
regarded by the Abolitionists. love Iowa and
Wisconsin for the honors conferred by them on
me and because served them always faithfully
but will not make war with them against the
South whose rights they shsmefally neglected.
Nor will ever sanction any eior. to coerce the
South to submit to the North in reference to a
question slavery with which the North has no
right to interfere and that too in palpable viola.
ton Of the Constitution of ny countryside
treaty with France-the law of God himself and
every principle of justice, reason and the expe.
rieDce of the world. The history of the world
shows that negroes are wholly UNFIT for self
government-that they are thousand times
happier as slaves in the United States and else.
where than when free in their own native land.
Even those who are freed in the United States
and those stolen from the South and run off into
the North and in Canada are in a worse con.
in this Republic and in the West Indies
than when slaves. It was and 10 so with the
slaves whom took with me to the North and
Paul admitted to me that he never was SO we'll
fed or clothed or provided for after he rot his
freedom as he was whilst he was my slave. He
denounced the Abolitionists who cheated him
out of his earnings, and he begged me and nv
wife to let him return to US, but we would not
because be eued me, though / beat him in the |
,ase
thank you for your efforts for INV son vii |
lam, for your letter and fer the Congressional
Directory. May God bless YOU, your family and
our own Sunny South which will still hone
nd pray shall be Re united to the cold North
When You see them make my warm regards to
II my Southern friends and especially to CLAW
nd his Father, Toonbs, Mallory and their
Imilies. r
The dissolution Of the Union will probably be
Re cause of my own ruin as well as that of nv
Duntry and may cause me and mine to 20
outh. Your friend, K
Sincerely and fervently, 1,
GEO. W. JONES. S
lis E1cellency JEFFERSON DAVIS, of Mississippi, {
President, &C., at Montgomery, Alabama.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05
TIE HAWK-EYE|
JUDICIAL CONVENTION.

Nssiee 1. hereby svsn that Republican delegate con.
vacation will be held at NJ. Pleasant on Wednesday the
eh day Of August next, for the purpose Of nominating
eanddstes rsbe Office Of Judge and District Attorney
1sr the First Judicial District Of Iowa.
1seA County in the District viii be entitled to one dels.
GATE and one additional delegate for every 100 votes cas
fer A. Lincoln for President in 1850 and one additional,
Aslegae where there remainder or fraction exceeding
50 ysees.
Legal citizens without regard 70 former political ssso
csons who in favor Of giving honest support to
he National Administration, In thorough and efectual
suppression Of the rebellion are invited 10 Cooperate
Mir 10. SAM r. MILLER.
j1yS Chm Cent Com. 1t Jsdicial Dist,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

&c. s. A."-Tbe rebels, says an exchange
have chosen the very name to which thev arc
entitled. They are in fact the "Colored States
OF America" Their secession and barbsrous
warfare have proved them to be the "Cov.rd
States OF America" and coon they will he Tho
Conquered States of America" WIZ
Z. 3 A.-Colored States of America.
=. 5. A.-Coward States of America
y. .. A.-ccnquered States of America,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

~ The irrspressible Olsgget has had fist
fight with clerk IN the Post Office at Keokuk.
Nobody hurt Both the belligerents fined. So
says the Constitution.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

'aiesburg is preparing for grand celebra-
ZION OF the coming Fourth of July. Patriotic
exercises, freman's tournament, for prizes
ranging from $50 to 800, and display of fire
worksssin the evening, are announced in the
days programme.
The peculiarly waved grain mark of the Da-
mascns blade has been discovered to be pro.
duced by welding woven steel wire. This re.
narkable fact was found out by sword-nsker
In Russia, and has puzzled the brains of modern
mechanics more than any other of Mr.. Phillips'
famous lost arts
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

anere is man in the Troy poor hopse 1os
Years oIo at which some one excia;ms svmn nv.
.Is.ea what horrible fate to live to a ~.
m,ssca'A age and be mewed up for the res. Of
once days in miserable almshouse '''' oi
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

A TERRIBLE A6TAlR--A You've MAN K1LLrp
BIZ HIS OWN BRorHxR.-We are in possession of
view particulars Of most lameDtable affair
we have not been able to obtain full .cconnt
Yesterday morning two PREDECESSORS of John
u. Haun, who resides near Illinois Citv-cot
into tusssle, in which the younger stabbed The
elder in the breast so severely that he lived but
Anew hours Whe,herit was done Intentionally
or not we cannot say.
Dr: Hershe, of this city, was Immediately
sent Tor, but before he had got across the river,
snother messenger arrived with the intelligence
that the wounded boy was dead.
Inc deceased, We learn, was very promising
youth, only nineteen years of sge.-l Muscatine
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

1tEDIfoR HAwK-EYE.-Dear Sir: The amount
Of Federal Tax levied in Des Moines County is
E12 hAA 10
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

Scoundrel.
The intercepted letters We print this morning
copies Of which we're obtained from the original
on file in Washington, present evidence of tn
treason of George Wallace Jones, a honore,
citizen Of Iowa who has held high official posi-
tions ever since he came to the State, hayip,
drawn nearly every dollar he ever possessed
from the Government be has betrayed. These
letters make an instructive-a startling chante,
in the political history of our State aad give us
IN inside view Of the great conspiracy to over.
throw the Government and of the base ingrati.
tude. perjury and treason of Jones. We ask
loyal and true Democrats in Iowa to read them
attentively- mark his toadying to Davis,
Toombs, and the other conspirators- denun.
citation OF Douglas Is the guilty cause of the war
AS the "heartless demsgogue" who provoked
1t, and then remember that it is for the impris.
onment Of this ayowed traitor that Mr. Lincoln
is denounced throughout our State in every Val.
landigham newspaper and by every corner gro.
Gerry resurrectionist
True, loyal Democrats will also please mark
the fact that this Jones is the acknowledged
mover and leader in the Vallandigham party
ahat he is travelling over the State, into every
town and county, organizing what he calls the
Democratic party, in opposition to the War and
TO President Lincoln, setting up papers, organi.
1ng committees, appointing leaders and setting
all the machinery Of political party in active
operation. Tho Vsllandigbsm movement in
Iowa is inspired, directed and managed by Jones.
All its leaders are in harmonious accord with |
Jones. They have been closeted with him
they have lionized him-they have dined and
"ined him-slept with him-announced bis
coming and bis going in all their organs. He il
the vile leader of vile conspiracy coming be.
fore the people with the lying watch word. "the
Union % it was and the Constitution a. il ia ~
We leave the public TO determine whether or
mot he is less guilty than those who are acting
under and with him-who are his champions and
defenders-his organs and mouth pieces-his
most humble, abject, obedient servants
~ Senator Simmons of Rhode Island takes
the exposure of his corrupt jobbing very cody
He acknowledges that Schubarth agreed to pay
him the snug little fortune Of $50 600 for procu.
ring contract for him for the manufacture of
$1,000 muskets-one dollar on each musket-l
and that he has received one.fifth of the money
and expects to get it Ill. Schubartb, who is
resident at Providence, saya he sup
posed the payment Of bride for procuring
government contract to be the common practice
and that be has known ss high IS two dollars
Per weapon paid for contracts for pistols. Sow
eral things are made clear by these exposures
1t il evident that the Government must be freely
cheated either in the quality or price of the arms
furnished, or the contractors could not afford to
pay 60 handsome bonus to the friends who helm
them to Jobs.
Al L.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05
RRPURLICAN STAGE u0NyENr1os

AEFUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION,
Notice Is hereby given that delegate Republican Stat,
Convention viii be held at Des Mones, on "wednesday II,
80 Day Of July, A. D. 1862 for the purpose of puttpa
nnonhaton asecretazy Treasurer and Auditor Of State
Attorney General and Register Of the State Land Office
and for the Of such other business a NAV be
deemed expedient when met
The ratio Of representation will be a. follows viz: One
Deleza ate from each organized county; or one Delegate
Tor every one hundred votes cast for Abraham Lincoln
Tor President Of the United staesn 1860 and one add
uonal Delegate for any fractional vote exceeding fifty.
Loyal citizens regardless Of former political associa
sons who are In favor Of giving tho National Admins
Fa'on Their honest support in thorough and vigorous
prosecution Of the for the suppe of rebellion.
Are invited to cooperate throughout the State
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

men and go If what We have said il not true
Such being he feelings and wishes of the lead.
ers where is the Vallandigham movement likely
TO lead
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

Gen. Jones. the Leader Of the Vallan dig.
nam KesurrectlOn Movement In VoyVa..
some Evidence of his TfeasOn...He
Ssnses Himself Down an Infamous
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-07-05

c,;H.. o GEO. W. JONES.
1r'in'n' Gooding, Gen1 Herran, Chamber.
and Others send regards to you.
Write me to Dubuque, Iowa, and tell me tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
BOUNTY on ENLISTMENTS.

Hereafter bounty Of az will be paid for each
recruit for the regular army or for any volunteer
corps TO the erson bringing such recruit TO he rem
devious A months pay in advance will also be re-
eeived by each recruit. on bis muster into service.
BY private letters from Washington We are ill.,
formed that these measures, which have already
given some Impetus to the sluggish recruitment
going on throughout the Eastern States, are in part
due 10 the earnest efforts and representations OF
Gov. Andrew. The Governor appears to have ne
elected no practical effort duty in respect to for
s~nr-iins the recru tment.
Approaching fully the csnses which have rem
dered enstments so difficult be obtained, he not
only had the frankness advise the Administration
cor ecly on the snbect-instead of giving false ex-
pectations OF enthusiastic enlisments which the
results of The recruitment for the 33d or 3lth Reg
ments show would not have been justitied-but by
his earnest eoris has secured the passage OF this
bounty law which will call into operation multi
tude Of volunteer recruiting agents, and stimulate
Boston Transcript
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
Sentences Of Mail Robbers.

BANGOR Me-, fFl3sy, JUNG 20 Ioc,s
The mail robbers who pleaded guilty IN the United
States District Court were THIS evening sen encN
Ga follows: Andrew J. Sergent ten years in the
State Prison and Josiah Sargent pine years.
Charles Allen, for robbing the Norh Branch Post
Office in April Inst, was sentenced TO ten years IN
the state Prison, and George Whittier, for roboipg
the mail IN Readfeid N April last, eight years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

DEATH OF GENERAL ScoTT's WIyf.-h tele-
graphic dispatch from West Point sates that General
Scott has received intelligence Of the death OF me
wife at Rome, on the 10Th instant. Mrs. SEQ Tor
merly Miss Mayo was attepded in her last illness by
her daughter and son-iu-sw. Her rage was - years
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The Hon. Jome, Brooks, one of the editors Of he
~ Y Ern.ess n 10 deliver the Grafton IN Newa.k,
on the 4fbIs The Trustees of the Halsey Street N
r CSurcb had consented to allow the use Of their
bmdipo for the celebration, but withdrsw their con
sent % hearing that Brooks was to be the ora or on
sineerey believe, sympathiLes with Secession.
Elizabeth Unionist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
ARRIVAL, OF THE BAINBRIDGE.

The United States brig cambridge, T. NJ. Brasher
commander, from Key West June 10 and Fortress
Monroe June %, arrived at this port on Saturday.
OYprcgRs-T NJ Brssher, Commander George r. Rogers,
Fy.cutve Oficsr; r. Hol kins jr, Acting Master; John
M,ou Assistant Surgeons Wm H. Weldon Assistant Pay
m,ser T. C. Burt and j. Z. Baldwin, Matters Mses j. T.
PaIkman, Captains Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
FROM MISSOURI.

Action Of the Emancipation stnfc Con,eu-
tion-Fcatures of the Con, eni ion Hope
full Promises for the Euiure-A Stringent
hut Justihabie Order for supprc>sing
GucrrflIns fn Observation-Disclosures Of q
Pn,masier-st. Louis Politics-The
Hannibal and ~. Joseph Railroad, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

SUPREME COURT-CHAxpRRs-JUyE 1.-Betore Justics
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Union Mutual Insurance Company agt. John II.
Trog 1T John Oriongux sgh Charles ). Lopez z, al
Loyal Kellogg sgt George Phibrook ct sJudsmeu.s of
foreclosure aud sale ordered. heferee appointed to SELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
sURROGATE'S COURT-Juxg 27-Before Surrogate
WEST

The wills Of the following persons have been J.
mted proosts Peter Dennipe John Cameron Stone NC
Alfred Webster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The telegraphic dispatches both from Scutari snd
Ragusa speak of Omar and Derry sh Pashas repeated
Victories stilI we do not b. sr that any important
place of the Principally should have fallen into the
hands of the Turks whose headquarters continue TO
be at Gaeko, Trebigne, Podgolitza, and Spuntz.
have been defeated. They continue to hold their
own but they are still unahle 10 reduce the citadel
of Niksch, besieged already for full IL months.
Russia, rs mentioned above, protests now against
any violation Of the Moutenegrin territory, and
France supports the protest at Consaniinople.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
Union MEETING.

C,.m The Nelo- Oyiedns Deit1i June ~.
Last evening there was a meeting OF the Union
AsrSiation at Lyceum Hall. The Attendance was
large. and much enthusiasm was evnced. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Earhart, G. Z. Morgan, ESQ.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

One Of the Letters Of this correspondent which accidentally
OF otherwise has never reached ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.

From The heV- ORLEANS Deus, June 49, .
Simon Bouousa, Arthur Ramon, AuSuste Abadle,
and ~, Join Ducoin held AZ prisoners on charge
OF having conspired to assassinato the COMMANDING
ond are themselves the victims Of u conspiracy FL
eor,s viii be made to show that the prosecutors are
nersons Of disreputablc character and the records
Of the Criminal Court will be searched for that Pnr,
nose. This viii be an interesting case when well
ventilated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16
vALLANDlaHAM on rHx sruMP.

This gentleman 10 busiIy engaged In canv vassing
hs old district. preparatory to the election shortly
70 be held. The Niddlstewu (Ohio) Journal says
that In . speech ss Post Town he declared tho
Prsaident Mas disunionist-ss,d the sun, moon.
and nars would turn to gore before the North
can conquer the South /" and spohs of the army Of
Tho Union ~ carrying the "blsck dag" The Joxr.
nal says:
He exhibited Ave dollar gold piece, and said
that Whsn Dsmoefa1s were In power thst was the
currency: bat now this h the kind, (holdinR In
view q old Oontinsntsl bill) and ave hundred OF
than win not buy loaf Of bread and In one yess
the man Who has pockat full Of green basks. viii
not b. - risA & tho aeA Who has twenty esats
n Y: psshss = ~.
n tolA - lsiaals thst dsnsrnl Pops wss n.
puAiisai, ~ fAet - aas,e - WashlnGlA beaeting
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16
FROM GIN. BRACES ARMY.

Al the inf ornstion received from Kentucky will
b found TN der the teie graphic head this morning
THIS dispatch received BY the Associated Press
n the ssriy pazt Of the day yesterday, and shorS
time aiter II was posted upon the bulletins Of the
several papers Of the city, a report was started
shs. the President had received q Dispatch from
tSsn. Bragg fully corrobora.ing all that was stated
IN The dispatch to the press. A. frs, we inclined
70 tbs belief that such dispatch had been received
BY sAs Executive; but the resuit Of investigation
Ast night, sAsisfed us tia. The report WAS not cor
fec& We think the only dispatch received was
sha. whioh We publish, copy Of which may havs
$50 beeu sen, TO the President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16
II UsAWAYs.
THREE HUgDRHD DOLLARS REWARD.

Left NY dwsis G. in Richmond Sunday eve ~,
October 18th. my negro a 6EURos YATk0s
about 70 years old, yellow comps ri ,p .hs1t Sieet
to 10 inches hish . scar on his neck unAsg ~
Jaw, and hss a cook cross eye.
Also, two EEGEO EEs left my farm. aAout two
miles or. OF town about tia same time of day. O0o
man. MORTON, aged about ~ OF IS years. elA0h,
about feet 10 inches high; no soars rscolsetsd |;
and boy. DICK, 10 yssr. OF sge, about fest . q
inches hiSh, black, and bad on when hs LEFT 49,
blue jacket, with brass buttons, and black eADe
esp
Morton IL recently from Culpspsr county. vA..
and Dick bought from fsuquier county, neAs
Warrsrton, Va last January. fss w0 raiGod
by me Ia Richmond.
I have doubt but all three are aiming 20 naks
their escape to tbs snkasi by way cf 0osao9e
vile and Cuipsper. / viii give eco f,g easA q
them, delivered TO Ee in Richmond, og seeueeA =
jsil 50 can get them again.
o< 14--StE SILAS cXCIuGO0Q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16

Bad Sutjsas Among the prisoners commit ed 10
tie c. g. prison Gu the 18th October. i. l..
from CGlpsper Il, the hrss for disloyslrs AID The
two last plotting the enemy; Also Jas. Ly nch,
Barney Meaaules and Wn, Rogers, of Whiting
hams artillery sent by taeir Captain 10 be fed on
of,Gr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16
THURSDAY MORNING. ........ OCT. Is, ls6s
PROM NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA

ny the arrival yesterday Of two ladies from
Wheeling we have obtained some information Of
he condition Of affairs In Pierpont's dominions
That demagogue, who by accident presides over the
people Of Northwestern Virginia Ia exercising .
tyranny more odious and oppressive. II possible,
than that Of his master. Lincoln. A short time
anes. Judge George W. Thompson, Of the Wheel.
,ns Judicial Circuit wss released nrom long and
tedious imprisonment st Camp Chase, and returned
y his hoae in Wheeling, The day after his arri-
vsl Pisrpont had him rearres.ed. and At last &C
ssunts he WAS s.fi In prison. Hon. Lewis S.een.
rod another prominent citizen Of Ohio county. wa
Arressed BY order Of Piefpont on the same day
Mr.. l. has been in exceedingly delicate health fos
soma time. and his recovery Is not regarded posi-
sfbas. yet Pierport was unfeeiing enough to send
hin word that be intended 10 make him take the
nsA Of allegiance before he died Other scts o!
oppression are related which have csused the 10y
people of ths, section to long more earnestly than
sysr for the day Of delverAnce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16

Capyh: -Two Of the men who rec. utly escaped
from Castle Thunder, named John foley and Pat
rick Donvere, were eau, ht yesterday by detectives
SaafTer and Causev
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-16

Dssertsr Arrssfsc Reuben Nicholas deSarter
from ths steamer p. trick Henry was arrested last
night and placed IN tas military prison. 10 aval.
transhpment to bis vessel