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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

TIE Iowa BR1GAD1R.-We confess that we
like dash and courage, and are quite unable to
see how battles are to be won unless at some
risks. The late gallant fight of our forces IN.
der Heron. and Blunt, At Prairie Grove, indi-
Gated that those Generals had the right sort
of stuff They have now again given evidence
Of their promptitude, and, almost for the first
time during the war, have shown that quick
marches, rapid movements, in unexpected direc.
lions, can be made effectual, if judiciously IN
dertaken. These Generals have at last reached
the Arkansas river, and have captured Van Blu,
rem, which is near the Western border OF the
State, and but short distance below Fort Smith
on that river. We suppose the position is val
liable, particularly as means of obtaining sup.
plies, and of assisting in any further advance
which may be in view. AT all events, its cap
ture indicates laudable activity on the part of
these Generals, proves that they are in earnest
and adventurous, and successful, and as such
alone it is gratifying.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

~ A fellow named John Lawrence procured
the indictment of Geo. Wilkes, editor of Wilkes,
Spirit Of the Times, for calling him notorious
English pick.pocket and thief" and keeper of
slow, cheating, gambling house." The trial came
off the other day, resulting in verdict of ''not
guilty, the jury being out but about five min
utes. We suppose John Lawrence don't feel
much the better for it.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

tW- The Louisville Journal of last Saturday
remarked that it was confident "that intelligence
would be received from East Tennessee, before
the dawn of the New Year, which will gladden.
every loyal heart in the land" The dispatch
which we published yesterday morning, an
nouncing that Col. Carter, with brigade Of
troops, had captured Knoxville, seems to init
mate that the Journal had information from
that quarter not otherwise made public.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

cambridge, between which place and Knox
Vile, Col. Carter is said 70 have destroyed sew
eral bridges, is east Of Knoxville. His destroy
ing bridges in that direction, raises the infer.
ence that he wished to obstruct rebel move.
ments from the East, and that his own move
ments would be towards the Southwest, 80 as to
unite with Gen. Rosecrans, if that General sue
ceeds in driving the rebels towards Chattanooga
How this will be, the future will inform US. It
is gratifying to hear, that, At last Union forces
have reached tho heart of East Tennessee. -
That, it always has been our opinion, was the
point We should have first occupied and held in
this war. We trust there is NO mistake about
the information, and that nothing will induce
our Generals to release that position till the
- is ended,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

Missouri LEG1sLArURE.-So much question
has been made about the political bearing of the
newly elected Legislature of Missouri, that it is
gratifying to know..that at last it is definitely
and positively determined. Our dispatches Of
yesterday announce that that body met at JET
ferson City on Monday and proceeded to organ
ize at once In the House, L. G. Marvin, a Rad
ical Emancipationist, was elected Speaker by a
majority of tuenty four. In the Senate, J. B.
Pratt, also an Emancipationist, was elected
Clerk, but his majority is not given.
These elections settle the matter. We do not
doubt that the attendance of Members was full,
and we may therefore rely upon it that the ma.
jority is about what is given above. This indi-
Gates the election of two Senators from that
State whose ideas will be vastly different from
those who have hitherto represented it in that
capacity. The world moves; but it requires q
social CONFUSION sometimes to enable US to de-
termine how much.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE LANDs-The Cedar
Falls Gazette states that Mr.. Melendy, the Com.
missioner appointed to make selections of s4O,-
600 acres of land, granted at the last session Of
Congress for the purpose Of endowing an Agri-
cultural College in this State, has returned to his
home in that place, having completed the work,
80 far as field labor is concerned. Iowa is, we
believe, the only State that has formally accepted
the grant. Its prompt action on the subject has
not only enabled it to secure these lands within
our own borders, but also to select the best and
most, valuable. We trust the selections made
have been judicious.
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est show. If an opportunity had offered for
stealing the poll-books. it would have been diff
ferent
The proclamation must not be persisted in.
The President must be compelled to withdraw
it. And when he shall! be compelled to with.
draw it. he must be compelled to put the con-
duct of the war into the hands Of men who can
and will carry it to successful issue.
The Democratic party have the power-,the
legal, constitutional power-to compel him
to withdraw it, and that power must be exer-
cised.
Thus saith the Chicago Times. One would
suppose that its editors carried the Democratic
party in its pocket, from the style in which it
talks! It's talk about the compelling the
President to do or to forbear doing, this OF
that thing, and about the Constitutional"
power of the e democratic party" is rather
amusing. Perhaps some of its echoes here
abouts will inform US what part of the Consti-
tuition gives authority to the g Democratic or
any other, party? We never saw it.
This talk about IS compelling the President
to do, or to refrain from doing, what he con.
ceives to be his duty, has gone about far
enough. 1t is time an end were put to it, now
and forever. 1t is not merely foolish, absurd,
insane, but, coming from what source it may,
in these times, it is reasonable and should be
summarily punished as such. The people have
elected a President, and within the scope of
the authority conferred upon him by the Con-
stitution, he is, as he was intended to be,
and as he should be, Independent Of all con-
troll. To talk about compelling him to do,
or not to do, anything, is to make some one
else President-to put his authority into hands
of power altogether unknown to the Consti-
tuition, and utterly without responsibility to
the people! The President is responsible to
the country for his acts, not to any party. Es-
pecially is he not responsible to party, two
thirds of which are now warning against the
Union, with the covert or open concurrence
the leaders of the remainder. That such vil-
lains as these should be permitted toPrate
about compelling the President, is only a
further testimony to his caution and forbear,
snce.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

TIE FRAAKMG PRIv1LEGE.-We hone that
our Western representatives, will not suffer this
Congress to adjourn without abolisbing the
odious and unjust Franking Privilege. A law
for that purpose il. at this time, when economy
eminent, doubly needed, and its enactment
should not be DELAYED,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03
About Revenue Stamps.

II General Fremont arrived in st. Louis on
FRIDAY evening last.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

MICRO Cl11zESs.-The opinion of Attorney
General Bates, as to the citizenship of Blacks of
which We gave his resulting conclusion some
days since, is published at length in the N. Y.
Daily Tribune, Of last Friday, the 2sth inst
Those who are curious to examine it will find it
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

INTERNAL REvENuE.-One Of the New York
napers estimates that at least twelve million
dollars will be collected in that city alone, un.
der the Internal Revenue Law.
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The contestants having fled his notice of APP
peal from the above judgment and offered bis
bond, the Court disalows the appeal upon the
ground, that this Court has no right to grant an
appeal. [Sgned
q. G. OHRT, County Judge,
JOHN G. FOOTE,
WIN. Il. STARR, dissenting.
ABSTRACT of the argument, by O. B. Darwin, on
the Notion
To dismiss the statement, as demanded by the
motion, is allowed you, as we learn by Sections
575, BIS, bs2, and sol, of Revision Of 1860.
Although mere informalities in stating sub
stance may be cured by amending, Sec. b85, yet
the names of illegal voters are required to be
stated by express law. Sec SIC, aud failure is
not amendable, else no virtue in Sec SIS, re-
curing particular cause of contest to be filed
within twenty days after canvass The petition
states the general cause as illegal votes, but no,
the particular causes
he cannot give these names easily, Their fore he
may amend differs rom our Conclusion. from
the same fact wherein we find PRESUMPTION
that this Court has no jurisdiction over votes
cast without the State
An extra State vote was not legally possible
when this Court was created, and 80 it did no,
need such jurisdiction; and the law making such
votes possible, placed jurisdiction as to them in
the Board of State Canvassers. See Sec. 20. o,
the Soldiers Vote Law. This leads to Sd part
of the motion.
This Court has no Jurisdiction save what Il
expressly given it by law, and Jurisdiction of the
extrs-State vote is not given.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-03

~ The contested election case in Des noines
County il but al effort on the part Of certain
defunct politicians, to prevent Mr.. Garrett Clerk
Of the District Court, from entering upon the
duties Of his Office, as be is entitled to do, hav-
ing been fairly elected. The parties moving in
the matter have no expectation of ousting him'
but they seek by q quibbling contest before the
courts, aided by craft and cunning, to keep Mr.
Garrett out three or six months. They have no
case. They can't make case. All the cunning
and legal talents of the tories here, aided by the
usual amount Of hard lying and harder swear
ing, will fail in giving Mr.. Wightman the small
est show. If an opportunity had offered for
stealing the poll-books it would'ha been diff
ferent
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q. Co.. 60 . ~ - z ---- E
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We the Court, sustain the motion of the in
cumbent to dismiss and do dismiss the state.
ment of the contestant. We declare William
Garrett duly elected Clerk Of the District Court
of Des Moines County. Iowa, and render judy
ment for all costs against O. @. Wightman the
contestant [Signed.]
a. G. OHRT, County Judge,
JOHN G. FOOTE,
VIM n STARR dissenting
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Arrival OF nw kswnas Tho United Stsses steamer
Newbsrn. T. A EArris. ommaader. from The North AZ
iAstc sockAdns ssuadros, 100 bbs. sAva.s,ores
from Beaufort arrived this port yesterday Tho fol
lowing Is list OF her oiAcers.--
AdtnS hasic' ana Erecnt'~ 06er--wus. b. Sheldon
Adtnc Aaaer-J. " Rich srdnon.
xcue Ens.rS-thas Mllet. Milton WeSssor and Chas.
H. eswyer
Acting Assssia1 Sur0esW--,Iohn r. Cbb.
Actn1 Ass,staW Edymasier--E. II Gushing.
Ccpdfns CIvk-Thos. j. Benjsmn.
Poyrnas>r's @ C,k-IIeuiy Y. steec.
Engneas-Actng First Assistant isasc Naples Acting
Second Assistant. John Cooper THIRD Assistants,
cis Lomas and g. Holman
Addsv's Ma.s-Goo q. Williams Oscar Y Wixon, jon \
p. Jones aud Adolphus Landerrrcu.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
buIsCELLANEOUs.


LII rUB PAIRS OF is,
GROVER Makers sIwIsG MAoHrss
WIRE AWARDED rHs uIoHEsr rngMUHs
o7sr All competitors
Al the following sust. Pain Of iss
For the bc., Family sc~ins n.ohp,' IN, best N.nuf,s
turing s,osuo, .nd III, hes, N.shIs. worr
NEW YORK srArR PAIR
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f % Fi:%s% Fi:%s% fSI fSI s:ss.: s:s.: !sG % = ''''
VERMONT STATE FAIR
:::$.:$ s: s: :;:;l s:s; 3: ....
ILLINOIS srArB PAIR
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y'rt rrsmlum for nSbms wors.
KENTUCKY srAra yaie
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nIcuIoas STATE rAiR
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vst Premium for bsehine Vors.
PENNSYLVANIA srArE fAiR
sT : Fs.%s Fs.iss ssI tor s.ss'. :.s Iss sa: s so
ONO STATE PAIR
rrs, Premium for hsfhi0 WON.
AND At rus yoLloVIso COUNTY yAIss,-
cHrTrEyDgs co VrI A0HIcuIrURAL sooIxpy.
slss ra,%Iss, &. s,s. M.a.': isss. -. s.s'i"-
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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

de!pAia % freisht vessel between asvssa and Nsw
could overhaul her.
R New York, Bostou and Pbiladciphs wish prctees
their Commercial vessels the ocean, 10 this ~
other war, they must press upon this or any other
Misunderstanding the ster necessities OF We
secure modern naval constructor Tor the head u that
bureau, aud younger o aud oaefgy 70 uu tho
place Of the Oid Man tho Sea.
think these rema Ks answer the substasos or your
ou0alioQ
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
Arrivals end Departure.

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.js ss:Ss ~: S.%sSI..
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& sSs .ns 6f .u. y. &, NJ ssSg.: "a
Rs9ssy; g Murray aud child. seems NJ ocssioicr"
DR.. Won EissnberG is. withcus oses-
Wsaae.'w last Witnessed two oTsr,,ious-oas o. tie be
De Dos,sr. almost l . sr. su.s. 10
soa.sssd ss,oes . II. l..S s. n s'af 1,, sr
q middle are eallea -n the Doctor aad arerd thai be bad
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.nn him o sse'e bic restored faoolt, furssf Al
Tie easc Of deafness pre,eat.d IN lad Of IS y.ar.
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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

main 70 bear expianatioa of the mstske Of the gen
tbmau. r..- .rs 4
Mr.. CHArsm1D into long statement 10 show that
he made mistake asl ster tHis disoonrsed At Ieogh
o. democrats poitics, declaring his intention u The
coming election 70 the democratic Ticket
10 could hnd the rixhs one. (LAughter.)
After rsmarks from Mr. GRaAvf Of the candi
dates, the meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Prizes Ga shed sa An icsaM1ca Lotto
res Informssios g.ven. Diamond Jewriry bought
r. 0AiUE, hroter.
~ aaarA AIT
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

OmeSat Dva wtwxs ~S shs Library Asso.
sssuos Ooupsa, = i.s.sesy ef xastaetv.
tKvRA OLAss 5si-tscL ~ t0S
81. IL, II, 81. CT, G2, ~, tT. 3a, 80 50. D. ",
CLAaA sst--0ol ~. ltN
%5, 6s. IN. %. q. 81. -. ?. ~. 50. 10. CT. 81.
FRANCE. sLLis 4 90. Nsasrsrs osvias,s.. Ky.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Omcsai ORA wings 90 ~wvrey. 000v -
%. . hSss.ws 6eats Lssss~tsa.
kssvvoGs. eS<sx o~Ass ~ -Oee y. teM
81, 6O. 13 20. ~. 81. ~,
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ososass ssstfrss " sas~s. ~ afsrs.s,ss ..s.ssts
O~vluHOA, xr. - ~ koaA 4A
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Royal Havana Lottery.-Thtvtv pev
oeut iufosmation furnshed tNs
hgfes, price raid doub ell kinda Of gold
silver TAYlsUB 4 90. Baukers ID Wall ssroeS, NJ "
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

BfilIsr's 90 Cent Hair Dye-Best and
cheapest Natural and durable. Try H. sod BY druggists
Depot % Dor street
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Eight Csrtes do vtsite for u, or Uae-
qnAld style ana 6nsh a rAiTS. corner OF Corspdt ssd
Green NJ sreD&a
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

The Finsst Ilats fer 0sHss, the Rich.
fars tor lAdiss and esAI vArsw Of Military Goods a.
2l6 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Prizes CasheN 10 all --Lee attzed Lsete-
res form alton xtyen Crcuiarsssnt free Address Boz
3O73 Pos. ONCE pHArvBa Co. 70, BrssA~sy.
-'7 near twenty third street
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Prises Casn ed ~ A't LegsIsxcd Lotteries
Informasios givss. JoSErH RATxa, Broker. IL We
street. room 4.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Flowers, Headdresssss CoSmures. &C.
The lstes. usvsi,ies just received ~ hme. n HAh.ts
IA HroAdEA,
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Two PERFORM nces o-day NJ Bavnum's .
Museum. al and 7H O'Clock. Marietta, tbc Ghost. snd
HAntommo at each.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

OMctsI Ors w's~s st shs ShetSv college
Lottsrv u Kentucky
EUsa CLass sSr-oct ~. ssa
CO. IL. 6l. =, -. 81. b5. -. 49, 81, ~.
c1Ass sss-Oot a. isSx
81. ~. CD. 45. 81 ~. 81. Gi. 50. t6. t5. eS. 70.
r. u sJMMoxs CO.
BueoeSssrs 10 Jao A. horrs Os
The New York herald., 1863-10-28
Grover Il Raker's
HIGHEST PREMIUM
FAMILY SEWING bbCHfkES
ror sAio At
$50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK

Composite Xron window Guard for the
protection Of windows. HUTCHISsON AwfCKKRsHAM.
k59 Canal street. cast Of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

wheeler & Wilson's sewing MaoAinHs
have the highest PrcmSms at ell the STATE and psns-
neal Fairs, where exhibited <is scsssn oaoe ~ Broad
v~av
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

The Wiaeer Rumhos Of Mme. Demo-
ests Mirror Of FashoAs, with ,nacen, illustrations
endid Winter Novelties and valuable informs,ios. De
rui si,e Patterns Tho most br apt 10 teresas
and number issued Ready Monday uNoveabes
Every lady mother mtiincr aud drcssnsksr Oh osA
the splendid winter number
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-Tho Bess
In worid-barnsas instantaneous reliable Sold W
sIl druggists rcrfumefa Factory ~ Barclay street
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

SEQ, Tell Me, Husband Dear,
Ito osuse ef 81 this stts<.
The frantio pcoole in Breaa~Av
rhrevgh mud snl miro tho sp,l,erts.
"Why thoyro after ksoy, ihe Hatser
And 'thars what's the Gs,ter.'"
KNOxA elegant Has, a. No. fi2 Mr. way.
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

Praxss Csshed ~ . II Leg allied Lettssiss.
IniormsuonFiyss. ! Il. CLAYTON = Co. 10 wsr s~ss<
The New York herald., 1863-10-28

DONE Furnish Your House with Nit
rors until you have the al the
looking 1isss warehouse OF WHlrTHMOHH BRUTHBRs.
679 Broadway. opposite metropolitan Hcsel
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wigs, Tos spees, Hair Dye. Hair DyetaG
aud Boliavia Cream. for bcschfylsg the hair st w. a
EATCHEL0RS 10 Bond street
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For the nair-Barry's TrIe~pherOus
the best and cheapest srclc Hoit BY all dugsss Sol
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Cristadoro's Haix Dye, preservative
and Wig depot. Wholesale and retail No castor House
The dye applied By skf1l srtsts
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Tan, rrcokies, snIiowncs Eusptions,
Spots 6pccks and ali Skin Biemshes cured W 0OURAVDS
Italian Medicatei Boap as Brosdwsy
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Beautiful Com mpiexiOn.-Lnt Bioom
OF Youth Liquid for preserving and beAnyng the
picron and skin t5 Broadway and druggists every whsFc
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EAass Meeting OF Independent
Democrats.
An INSIDE VIEW OF THE "RING."
Hsw tho Tammany and Mozart Circus
Riders Perform.
Speeches Of Mr.. w. B. Rankin, Ex'
Judge Maynard. John Coohrsne,
Levi 8. Chatfeld and Others,
Co.. &C., So.

Pursuant To the following call the Cooper Institute
veil allied last evening by respectable audisuce.
RsGuLAR REpsEsrNsArIvs DEnocRAcY AGAINST CL0sE
CoRroxArions-MAss NESTING AT Coorxk INsTfrrx Tues
Mon. Js,nes Brady. lion Levi Chsideld. Hon. John
Van Buren,, nou, WIN. B. RAnken At q meeting of the
Regular Representative Democracy held FRIDAY evening
.or y II Fsrris; SaIsrSisor smith: Surrogate isssc
Dayton judge OF superior Court JOSIAH Sutherland Su-
Common Pleas Henry Hilton Marine Court, Florence
W. B. RANKEN. Chairman.
zg.. xts Xoo1s sSa''' lsoer...r.a
RYon HcNrLLxN
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Distilled Dew - shc FINEST Thtng In
ths wsrd for the stD snd complexion AL DrngasS ana
772 Broadway
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from upper lips o~ forehesds or part of the bodY
Warranted fJ9 Bruliwsy
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Deafness, Ca lSrrh and Az Diseases 81
The Far and Throat treated By DR. Li0H1b1Lt No u.
MARI 'p''ce HeceP.22ss- sYars - .sS@A Ax. = ua'r
Trusses.-Marsh n Co., Radical Care
Truss ONCE only ~ No ycsey street. Astor House btk
Elastic 0oods 5upporers SHOULDER Braces Ao lady ~
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