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Because he Democratic journals OF the
country will NOT keep silent-beeause they
will not overlook or wink at The base aud
dangerous conduct OF the aboIiiioniZed,
republican administration and parry in the
prosecution OF the war, which they are wa
ging more for the complete subjugaiiou of
the South 10 The iron faie of aboliiiouism,
than the restoration OF the Union as it was
and more for The benefit o. the negro
than the white nan-because the Democ-
racy will not unite with the opposition TO
prosecute the war on aooiiiion principles,
the fanatics and their republican co-workers
have the hardihood and effron,ery TO init
mate sus pic!ons OF lis loJ atty and patriotism.
The Republican parry went before The
country IN the canvass of 1850 with the
solemn declaration thai il was not their in
lention or desire 10 interfere with slavery
! where ii lawfully existed Yet, their whole
conduct in and ont of Congress, has been
bsre-faced lie from The commencement
oil iIs administration 10 The present, in the
appointment OF abolition generals in the
abolition of slavery in the District of Colum-
! bia in ifs emancipation and confscaiion
schemes in the continued agitation OF the
slavery question in all it's bearings in: Com
gress, 10 the exclusion of the vital interest.
of the country, and IN many other ways in
which the negro could be helped al The ex-
pehse OF the white man, and peril of the
Union. The Democracy have great duty
to perform it most continue 10 Withstand
all the efforts Of abelilioni<is TO distract and
divide the country. II will fight to The
/ death Tor The Union as ]; was aud The Con-
I sttulou as il is it will assail and attempt
! 10 wipe out'all the enemies of The country
| who attempt 10 harm II by the pen or sword
/ Every man knows taat-on all other ques-
/ lions the Southern people would have been
divided but on that of political anii-sla-
I very they are massed IA opposition, under
! the manipulation OF leaders who know how
! 10 use ,he incendiary materials furnished
| them by northern disuniopis,s This is not
| an imaginary proposition. Wherever the
/ gloom Of rebellion has been penetrated hy
( our armies, The local sentiment is ionnd 10
| he haired To the aboiiIion<is; and ;he be-
! lief that the whole Nonh is ahoiiionized,
/ aad bent on violent emancipation. is the
inspiring element in Southern opposition to
! Federal ru e. Il is pa:eni, ,herefare, that
on tie high priests of abolition, Beecher,
! Greeley SIMMER Loveloy. Seyens, Philips,
and their followers. nnsi rest one hall ot
the responsibility Tor The losses. ev'- bloof>
shed aud iaxes OF the war - DemosTeffc
IN Banaer
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NUMBER 81.

through its covering membrane
Her fslher walked atout The cahin. moi
daring 10 look in The direction in which his
child was lyie. Alter varions attempts 10
speak he lnrued, saw the blood necessar;.
ly lost, Irihklipg do~r her ivid cheeks and
covering in IFS course, The loose locks that
had beeh spared
lis she alive? Do not answer me-stiIl
must ask. o. Ellen, Ellen -
Expressions like these escaped from his
lips in tones of heart sinking despair No
attention was paid TO him by the operator.
who was proceeding to the last stages of
his task, with as firm a hand and deter.
mined heart as if the instruments were
acting IN marble. A moments pause for
reflection aud consultation, had enabled
him to decide npon an important point
Applying lever 10 The depressed portion
oil the sknli, II was with some difficulty raj
sed and signs of returning consciousness
were evident. She moved her hands and
raised them 10 her head. The eye of the
sufferer resumed lis natural office. and from
her lips came The words OF transport:
Father, am safe am better -
Transition from death to "Iife SO uejen,
was like the charms of The magicidn's ART.
Overcome by the change. her father saok
into chair and was not disturbed ill The
proper dressings were applied and the op-
Grafton pronounced complete. The nary
was soon after landed at the town where
intended to spend some days, and with the
young surgeon, assisted in her removal to
The carriage. For days he attended her
constantly, and her complete recovery was
The result. Is there not something romans
'ic in this l''
No IFS wha; might be called an inter-
es'ing case, and its equal may be found in
any OF your public lectures by Distinguish
ed professors of sureery"
We'll IFS odd way 10 be introduced
to wife you'll allow that, suppose ~
why, yes, one would hardly suppose
that cutting a hole in tbs craninm of a
young lady was the way to win her hear,.n
II was in this case, at any rate. The
iair lady introduced you TO Yesterday the
vile OF my iriend,-, you know, who
IS no doctor, was the heoriue of NV roman.
&C. had the story from the VI. D.. who
was present on The OCCASION And her
la her s..given him with her fortune
That lock OF hair you saw braided ia the
brooch you 80 much admired in bis bosom.
was The one cut from Eilen's head preyions
t. The operation, and which be prizes ne.
yord The jewels ihat compass ii. Now,
what say sou TO the romance of our pro-
fession! =
Say" yawned the jnnior NJ D.. "why
that such things don't happen every day.
Why is not your friend one of us o.
"He.is, in all but name-possessiug the
sualiIies necessary 10 The practice of the
healing art, an honor to society, delishIing
10 do good enjoying the felicity of dnmes-
tic life with a companion won from The
grave, by the knowledge of splendid sci
ence, and courageous exercise ef it's princi-
pies Is not his reward the continuation Of
true!romance z"
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svor hless bredicInes prescribed by lrarnej
Dnetoss Single copies may b. had OF th-
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A CARD to young Ladies and: Gentle-
men. The Subscriber will send TREE OF
chasel 10 all all WHO desire il, the Recipe
and directions Tor making slmple' Vege.
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May 2i. '62-2m.
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commence on
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De mocralic County Convention.

NOTICE is hereby given, ihalthe Demo-
CRATIC Electors Ia and for the several
BoroAlghs aud Election Districts of Colum-
tia c,unty, will meet al their respective
PLACES OF holding said Elections
On Saturday. The 2sd day Of .6pgusf,
Between the hours OF and7 O'Clock p. M,
OF said day, for the purpose OF choosing
Two Delegates from each Election Districi,
10 meet in COUNTY CONVENTION, at the
CourI House, in Bloomsburg
On Monday the 25th day Of August,
At ole O'Clock P. M, of said day. for The
purP,se OF making the usual Democratic
nominations. 10 be supported by the Elec-
tcrs th Columbia cooniy al the ensuing Gem
erai Election, and tor the transaction of
othei business pertaining TO the interests of
the democratic party.
w. f. JACOBY, Chairman.
.HrDs ON OwEN, ROM McHENav,
SrsPsEs PoHe. SAMUEL BAGeNBucH,
j. R RoBBlss, A. ], ALBERTsoS,
JoHN NJ NUss
Democratic SaHdine COmm,fsee
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LEATHER! LEATHER /!

FTIHE undersigned would announce, that
be has on hand, at his Hat and Cap
EMPORIUM on Main street, Bloomsbnrg, an
as.soFimeui of diffe rent kind oi lealher.such
as fine calf skins, morocco, Fred ard black
anil Innings, all of which ne will sell cheap
eF than can be had elsewhere in this mar
kel Call and examine them Tor yourselves.
JOHN K. GfRT0N.
Bioomehnrc May 2I 1850
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open door all could see the honest fisher
man and bis family quietly eating breakfast.
From the chimney waved The French flag.
sCheck, 20 your move said Woestyn,
Behold the highest dwelling house in Dun
kirk nor is there even a weather-vane above
its level ~
81 give upsrhe game p said the English
man, good naturedly. Then turning tow
ards the counl he continued 9 We may
contend with you upon the battle field, but
when vii and invention are at stake, we
surrender Gentlemen, we viii evacuate
The city to-day y
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Such is the legend related at Dunkirk ;
and small cottage is still carefully kept
upon The top OF massive watch tower
which serves as beacon 10 the houriehing
commerce of the city As 10 the naval ex-
ploils OF Jean Bart, they ill many glow
ing page OF French history, and show that
he always retained his early an,ipathy TO
his English neighbors. The prediction OF
the old priest was fulfilled
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

AIorHIl sounD DExooaAr.- Hon. william
Allen, Of Chillieoths, Ohio,a ID we'll known
throughout the country, % one Of the unalter.
able democrats Of the..Old School. he made !
speech the other day At Chillioothe, but il va
not ssch . one - IL made hereabouts by the
Dodgsa, Dsana Hendershotts, and Nahonys.-
He does not apologize for the rebels. He says
th,t thi, q causeless and wicked arsbslion,
precipitassd upon the oenntsy by . few ambition
BAD men, and that Il tmustabe crushed md the
'ast traitor arrested and punished before Ii.
york ofbealing can begin, and chat The rebellieuu
States must be reduced to sbedieuce undsr u.
Constitution, and their soil occupied bv tbe MI.
itary power Of the aovsrnnseans antil tbeg neo
PIE shallseneN their allegiance. cal-- l,ss1es |
How opposite is his language to that Of n.
traitorous scAu.x.gs who pre.end to speak il
the name of the, Democracy Of Iowa! What
libel it 10 on the ancient democracy, that these
enemies of God and man utter, when they u e.. /
sumo that any honest Democrat endorses their
reasonable speeches aud conduct! 6
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

IowAs QuesA-Ths sequisitioa upon thi
State, under the call for three hsadrsd tAov.
sand nine months militia, ID said - 10 sssa.l
at 1880 hen, about ten and half reginsnh
kIaz,z JUDlmAL Dls1ncf.--At sAe Convsp-
ton OF he true Union men, held st Cedar b.
p'ds' on l.'s Wednesday. the 18th inst, Ho,,
Norman ~. lsbeu, Of Linn County, vas no,l
mated for Judge Of the 9Th Judicial Dissriet
and 1sssc Z. Allen, Of the sane county, 70,
District Attorney.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

9 a Capt Roberts Company, from the north
ern part Of the county, came into town yester.
day, on their way to Keokuk. Il is fine com.
pany, numbering over one hundred good men,
which will do credit to our County and State
wherever it may 60.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

ELscrloS N NosrH CAaoLlzA.-It d said, N
do not know upon how good authority, thu,
Vance, the Conservative candidate fer Govsruo,
hes beer elected 70 that ofice BY lsrss major
ity, in North Cafolins. It is understood sha
Vance represents the Anti-DaviA ana.var.io,.
secession party Of that Stata. We srs unsbI,
70 say how much Union sentiment this may il.
dicate. Il probably does lead In that direction
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

Dr.. OLDs AsaxsrED.-We publishsd some
dayssince extracts from . treasonabie speech
made BY Edison b. Olds, Of Lancaster. Ohio
We notice that this distinguished traitor has Oh.
tsined the notoristy a. we'll as the fate he seem
ed to csvet He was arrested at his home d
Lancaster N on the night Of the 18th inst, BY or
der Of the Secretary of War, for using treason
able language and obstraetins enlistments, and
sent for safe keeping to Fort Lafayette, whsrs,
it is to be hoped, serious reflection will make .
rePentant and loyal man Of him. tsi5 q .sora
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

TnABAxDox1nx1 OF JANIS RIvxR.-It sssus
70 be admitted that Gen. McClsllaa 10 new n Ia
oct Of abandoning his position q Hsrrisoo',
Landing on james River. Oorrsspondsus 4
various papers, writing from that point, concur
The stassnsnt that for ten days psss, larn
numbers Of the Gck have been TRANSPORTED b
hssltAisr localities; chat immense quantities 4
military stores have bsen shipped down 4,
river; and, lsttsrly, some Of Tie sisss guns hsv
been removed ttea their positieos, large nun
bsrs Of army tents have been pst On skipbos,l
aud zen dayS' rations ordered In haad for II
troops. 49, ~ - .,,li - 80
+ All thsss things indiests movement; bat b
what point It is 70 be made, what its purpes
nay be, whether Il b 70 b retreat oe an ID
vance, no one, 9 yst, seems % know. Or At tsas
to ny. At Richmond, it seems 70 b public, aud
the pspsrs there anticipate that ~ russvin b
to form junction with Pope st d bYtSsxy
of FfederickSburz. We do not knsS ipl d
not choose 70 speculate. We trust Il jsitl anauas
to something.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

saio9 s5F y1SfEAxrR KArs CAssrr,, Auglal1f.
p Cant Humbert,s Comnanvvh oJf . ~ .,a ~,
& ". - nans rru.l 80 I.lr .ss.y 80
""pe'o o"1"s!' Ao"A' os'ne CcaAlea zsosesna
tor sne purpose OF moarning over ~ fsts Of .
fellow soldier, appointed OommittAa AZ IN
members 70 draft resolutions exprrssssiivs az 10
feelings OF tie same. when tho follovin1 mr..
ble and resolutions ,vere pre.ented, ana ass,i-
mously. adopted - n9.ss'a Il nj dsar %
III wu,,,..,sa saoeeson.,, Il NJ ,s1e q,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

RELEASED AT LAsr.-Colonels Corcoran, Will.
coz and other Union Officers, 80 long prisoners
at Richmond, are at last released and have
reached Washington City.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

CUMBERLAND GAP.-Ths rebelss have been cir.
culating report that oar army at Cumberland
Gap bad besnasurroGndsd and captured. The
dispatch q started from Knoxville, and l. dated
TIE 7th, and saya the affair happened tho day
preyiouA Asarefatation Of this sxsRgsratiep,
We hsvsa letter to the Cincinnati Gazette before
us, dated q TIE Gap on the Ia, and giving full
details f Of the driving Of oura adsa,ee out Of
Taseyilles seven miles fronths Gap, With loss
On ourpart Of Ten wounded and thirty missing
50 much for this story. The army Of East Ten,
ne,see is ~ safe 20 far, and We judge s likely 70
continue so.aoWs would be glad = hear, how.
ever, ofits taking Knoxville. = edf .slssn
WSJf1 yl33ifs a. --------- - ----a SEiEg nflS
ri ca Capt ExANuzL AAYHs, Of 90. g, Third
lows Cavalry, who vas killed at the battle at
Kirksville, Mo-, on "wednesday, ,Auguat 9Th,
while gAllantly lesdins ~ charge against the
rebels ives brother Of the editor Of the Keo.
sauqua Republican. Z He was born ID Frederick
county, Maryland, in 1905, and came TO this
State and settlad in Van Buren, county in 1888.
In 1851 he was elected County Judge, and filled
that Office for two successive terms with rare
ability and fidelity. Such is another example
OF the sacrifice We are called upon to make bv
ambitious traitors and their deluded follovsrs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

GOES 70 TIE WAR-Mr. Emerson o. Upham
one Of tie Editors Of the Musca.ine Journa, r..
thrown down the quill. and volunteered in the
armies Of the Union until the rebellion be cruss,
ed. He is Young man Of sterling character
and will doubtless do honorable service as /,
soldier. a.e.s 4.-s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

;" ~ The nahony politicians have 1noiailssi
John +. Duaooubs thslr candidate 1of Repre-
sentative from the afth Ooasrsssional anli6ties
Of this Sssts. He 10 the identical indivtduL
who was defeated BY Judge Hubbard in the iuli,
cial election four pears ago. II seems he wishes
to meet the same fate again. bta sla.o ad1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

GW Capt Rodericks Company, from Moupt
Pleasant, numbering lol men, arrived bv n.
Western cara last evening, on their way to Keo.
kuk. This is one of the best companies We
have seen. qa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23
BURLINGTON! MEEK4H HAMA3EYE: y


- gsttiie up Of . PSlilieal revelttien ia the
loyl States 3 lfkely . b " hoss sssSics 70 It'd
ualconsenss ana DO lie most ipjary = the cause
Of the country. Such . flrs in ths rear Of the
Federal Army, - II tskes the deid fer the Fsll
campaign, would atsord grsat snooa,sgs cement 70
rebels and tend . keep the breath Of Ne IN the
G. 8 A.astlivEf iIas89a grireh iea5 9t'
I The vallsadighan party Is really - snti.war
party. Il plants itsslf IN opposition 10 rebellion.
IN l feeble way, but opposes every measure eAl,
culatsd 70 put down, rebellion q hnrt rsbsls.--
Il in effect Gays, Jon cannot savs ~ Union By
iishting, but must conciliate and compromise.
You must not whip the rebels and make them
pay the expense Of the -, they have made, -
casse that would irritats them. It disooursgsS
snlistneAt either from the base motive Of keep
ing Democrats It home, in order TO carry ths
coming election, or to give aid 70 the rebels By
stsbbing tie Government in the hour Of ito
peril, or from both. The acts Of the men who
control the organization show them 70 be SYM
pathizen With Rebellion and opposed 70 any
rsconstruction Of the Union, or Union over
u
which they and the rebels in arms cannot exer.
cue 'ls' authority. IL snort tney are opposed
To- any. Government within these thirty four
States except such q they and their secession
friends can control md manage ss heretofore.
Thirty-Ave thousand patriotic Iowans have
gone and are going 70 the var ss the call os shs
President TO- aid IN putting down the greatest
rebellion that ever was known 10 o ths 'yo woorids
history. Taking advantage Of their shaenos, Of
he disosdered condition Of ths country, OF the
smploynsnto of III loyal men in furthering en-.
listissnts and pashing forward the new lsvies,
the nahonys Jonesss Dodges, Deans. and their
co-laborsrs In this State, using old party peeju'
diees and The easch-words and ofganisatioa Of :
dsfunet party, are striving to achieve . triumph
q the polls over the women and children and
other remaining non-combatants, TOR The benefit
efJsE Davis and bib bogus Oonfsdstacy In :
hopeless minority, bsatsn for eight years sue
cefSively, there 10 no qusstioa Of the fact that
ths hope Of these men for success in October ID
bsssd solely upon the fsctiof The absence Of 90
many loyal. men from the State. While our
brave men are fighting the battles, Of tho coun.
~, these cowardly seoundrels propose to inau-
gurats counter -ssvolstiou through the ballot.
box, for the double purpose Of putting . few Of
their hungry pack into ONCE and aiding the
rebels in thair hallish work Of sintaRration.
~ A.. ..---,e 49,. ~ -. /
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

av AN ABUSIVE WonAS AsRssriD. The wife Of
E. ". johnston, brother Of the rebel Gen
Joseph s. johnson, WAS arrested on Sssu,.
day at hsr residence in st Louis, for using gross
and insulting Language to the provost Guard
while searching her house for concealed xe,p-
ons. Her husband. grew savage over her arrest,
and was sent to the military prison likewise.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

OUuukuIU1H N61yyz1fx9k-fKS Yzeshs.
can scafilssoAs fSp 0SsI y. !, N ~ d..
sricts ne nov cesplsssa- s1hs aA.ss -sf u
nominees are - fellows: 4ts 30 ss,4SF
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

s. DISTINGUISHED VIsireRs- Marshal Hoxie sr :
rived as this city Saturday night, having in
custody D.."A. A,hopy, editor Of the, ,Dpbn-
que Her Herald, During yesterday "a the Marsh 4
took locomotive and run up to Fairfield, aud
returned aboutis O'Clock - n, having urgently
invited Dsvid shewsrd, edisorof the aUosstits.
ton and Union" : REASONABLE sheet which
shewsrd has for some time edited .t that place,
to, keep him company for while. {, With these
two very patriotic companions, itoHis under
stood tie. Hsrshsl asxpscs. 70 journey towards
the City Of Washington - speedily. ~ .practi.
cable. d. % bsa7asI 9vsd slsds7 sai esda sro@
g It may be proper TO observe sEss the 10
connective vas furnished 70 Ksrshal Hoxie = nnon
his Official demand. fsa : hss s.ig, 4 gjdiia |
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-23

= THE AlkAHsAs.- We think there can Be liz.
tie doubt that the rebel gunboat Arkansas,
which played 90 wild freak in running under
the rebel batteries a. Vicksburg, has met the
same fdse q the ,Aerrimac. $ According 70 dis
patches from Breckinridge, she was assailed BY
our feet on the 9Th inst, at Bayou Sara, while
on the way oiBaton Rosge, and sitter = gallant
resistance hef crew escaped to the shore, blow
ing op their vessel. We suppose we may credit
all that part q the story which tells against the
rebels. Z We can see no object to be gained by
spreading report at home Of such loss. y.