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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09
FOR SALEa

A Ii lands lying in the counties Of Vd,s Ba-
Aren, Henry, Lee, Jefferson. Louisa, Dss
Moines and Museatine, in this Territory, for
which illegal contracts were given by Lewis
Benedict, Of Albany county, State Of New
York Yin the fall Of 1898. will sell these
lands only to those holding bonds Tor them from
terms of the contract; the whole cash, Or part
cash and part credit, at the option oil the buy.
ers. LEWIS BENEDICT, by
+ LEWIS BENEDICT,.Jr.
Jan. l. ls40. his attorney.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09
Iowa TERRITORY,
/ .nlIisa county %.

81 IOWA TERRITORY, Z -7IsE4t
Louisa county, 90
" pursuance Of instructions from the Hon.
u orable Joseph Williams, Judge Of the Sec.
ond Judicial District, Of the Territory of Iowa,
/ hereby give public notice, that special torn
of the district Court, for the county Of LOUISE
in the Territory aforesaid, will commence
at Wapello. IN said county, on Monday, tho,
Sd day of February, A., d. 1910, for tho trial
Of criminal and civil causes
Given under my hand this 10Th day 81 De-.
ceinber, A. D. 1888. C. M. MsDANIEI,.
3I-1t Sheriff Louisa Co. i. r.;
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AIJCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE.
On account of the United Stafes.
WILL be sold on TOMORROW, 10Th inst.
w opposite Mr.. Funk Is Bakery, in this city,
quantity Of Tinware Frying Pans. Blankets,
Axes, &c. Sc. The whole of which will be
sold without reserve for cash.
TSale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Per order of - 81 IS re
II. G. BENNETT, Brig. Or. Master,
LIST Div. I'd Brig. Iowa Militia.
S. PACE, Auctionecr.
Burlington, Jan g. 1910
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

DIED,
In this city, on the Sd inst. Mr.. JOSEPH VIZ
LEY, aged 81.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

/ than was a carpenter who might be en-
ployed to build q house, and that there
fore there was no illegality III their ap-
pointment. .
The gentleman from Desmoines says the
commissioners never produced plan be-
fore advertising, and he dwelt on this
: point. Mr C. said the law did not point
out which should be done first, and as the
gentleman judges simply from the order
in which these duties are pointed out in
the law, he might as well say that the oath
of the commissioners is not to be admins
tered until the building is erected, be-
cause that is placed last in order i'll the
law!
M G. then read communication from
the Land Office Department, showing that
the land selected for Iowa city had been
surveyed, and contended that the govern
ment must abide the acts of their agents.
He here cited decision in the Supreme
Court of Illinois, in point.
The gentleman from Desmoines says,
the acting commissioner has sold the lots
and kept the money. The gentleman
knows that we have no territorial treasu-
ry, and that law has passed leaving it
! in the hands IF the commissioner. In re-
gard to these commissioners making enor-
nous expenditures, why, we can easily
pass resolution that will prevent extrava-
.gance on their part. If they have no. full
filled their duty they could be called to
account. The gentleman admits Iowa
city is good location, then why change
it now? Ifit should hereafter appear to
be manifestly wrong location any future
legislature can repeal the law. The gen.
! tleman from Desmoines had said that 60
J, vernment never did, nor never would
/ make grants of unsurveyed lands. 10
/ show the gentleman that he was mistaken,
{ he read U. S. Book of Treaties in regard
to grants made to Illinois of Canal Lands
in 1927, in which the U. s. had 70 title
! until Jan. 1888, when they purchased the
same from the Pottowattomies. He be-
:! lleved that the present site of the seat o
government for Indiana was granted before
the land was surveyed, or the title extin
!, guished; he referred to severa! other au
} thorlties 10 prove this position. HI
: thought the geutleman's illustration of tn
: white and red houses had no application
: in this case, and was far from being pa
rallel, because the commissioner, who j
at the head Of this department, sanctione
the act of the agent who surveyed tn
land. He closed by repudiating the ide
u that any i'll feeling existed in the mort
y against the south, and hoped the motto
;. to reject would prevail, SO that those VIII
had made purchases in Iowa city in goo
= faith, might still have confidence in OF
honor and integrity.
= We have no room for more of thes
: sketches this week; but may write tho:
L out which were delivered on Tuesda,
u and present them to our readers at son
future time.
IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

We hope it will not be considered in
vidious if we say that the speeches Of
Messrs LETTER and RICH, delivered on
Tuesday and Wednesday, would have
been creditable to them in any deliberative
assembly. They are both young men Of
great promise.
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ATTENTION WORI 0.

Io,ca and Illinois IN particular.)
though labor'd puffs aud how'ry lies
Are printed now in Hoods,
VI all the men beneath the skies
We sell the cheapest goods
Therefore, know all men by these presents.
That we have great variety Of articles which
we are anxious to sell ut a small advance fror,
cost in New York Among our stock NAV bs
found
Calicoes dark and light,
Shirtings bleached and brown,
Silks from black to white
Cheap for money down.
Knives and Forks and Files,
Wood Saws and Norfolk Latchos
Candle Sticks and Coffee Mills ks
Halter Chains and Friction Matches.
In word
All ye that have tire ready pewter,
AS fortune passes Just salute her.
Here spend your cash,
Perhaps twas mine once,
And for your Pics
Un Goods get ninepence.
Middle Door Brick Block.
Jan 9, 1s4O-32 H. w. MOORE & Co.,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

i VIC Wouius u desired, give full expla-.
nation of the whole transaction in rela-
ton to the printing of certain whig pa.
per in this place, a long time ago.
The editor of the Hawkeye takes up the
subject, and we are not surprised, for we
knew from the working Of the mans
phiz few days ago. that we were to
catch it fright armediately." He APP
pears to be so very anxious for an expla-
nation, that we fear he will.not be able to
"choke in,'' if we hold him in suspense
much longer. We will try it short time
and see.'
When our character for veracity is call
ed in question we attend to it Instantly.
With the editor of the Gazette it seems
character is secondary to bar-room wit.
He reverses Shakspeare's motto,
He who steals my purse steals trash;
But hcwho filches my good name, &c.
and is content to rest under imputations,
which, if true, will destroy his reputation
with honest men. Hisgocd name is the
sstrash" with him, and while he would
advertise Immediately if he had lost his
! purse with three bits in it, he halts in the
defence of his reputation to keep us sin
suspense''!M! Truly, if this anxiety to
yex US was not assumed to cover an ig-
nominious retreat, we would feel compile
mented; but as it is, we feel no obliga-
ton, but modification that an editor
should be reduced to so questionable a
shift.
The question on the relocation of the
seat of government occupied the House
.he whole Of Tuesday and part of yes
terday. Besides Messrs LETTER and
/ Churchman, Messrs Hawkins, Hastings
and Hall, addressed the House on Tues
day, and Messrs Langworthy, Bailey
and Rich on yesterday. About one O..
clock yesterday, the question to reject
was put and decided in the affirmative by
vote of Is to 10.
/ Although good deal of feeling was
manifested by the speakers during the
discussion, and good many shot shot
were thrown from both sides, we believe
that nothing occurred which will mar the
harmony existing between the members
from the different portions of the Terri
tory, although this was apprehended b!
many out Of doors. 1t appeared on com
pairing notes, after mutual explanation
had been made, that no improper feeling
existed between the North and the South
and that now the little time left the LIE
gislature will be occupied industriously
by the members.
AS there are many who honestly be
lieve that the Commissioners have to
q much power and that too many tempts
Q tons stand in their way, and as many {
u these are among the friends Of the preser
u location, it is due to the public ard
them that an official exhibit should b
e made of the affairs Of the whole concern
e We believe that the Legislature is dispo
. ed to put the business in such shape {
e will secure faithful and economical ea
penditure of the public money.
rcrr,s.u,T an -DDrCInrNrIA
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09
ESTIMATE OF PRESIDENTIAL
VOTE IN 1910.

The Gazette furnishes its readers with
list of the votes that, in his opinion,
will be thrown for Van Buren,, for Harri-
son, and those he considers doubtful. We
will correct it, and stake our opinion
against his and let the result decide the
question. We give the following table:
Harrison. Fan Buren. Doubtful.
Mass. IA Maine, IL Penn. 80
Vermont, N. Hamp. I Illinois, S
Connecticut, 8 S. Carolina, IL Virginia, 90
r. Island, Georgia, IL N.Carolina, Is
New York, 42 Mississippi, A
New Jersey, s Alabama,
Maryland. 10 Missouri,
Delaware, 8 Arkansas, 3
Ohio, 81
Kentucky, Is
Indiana, 8
Louisiana,
Michigan, 3
Tennessee, Is
1ed 70
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Tuesday Dec. 81, 1883.
Introduction Of Ne,0 Bills, &c.
BY Mr. Hall, a bill to amend an act
entitled an act to provide for the appoint
ing Of Justices Of the peace, To prescribe
their powers and duties and their proceed
ings.
s BY Mr. English, bill for the benefit
Of the sheriff Of Des Moines county.
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M y. BROITNING.

NJ. ID. BROWNING,
"TILL Practice Law in all of the Countics
w composing the first Judicial District IN
the Territory OF Iowa. and in the counties of
Louisa and Muscatine in the Cd District. Office
in Burlington, l. II. Jan. 9Th 1899.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

The Communication of J. B. Russell
was received too late for this weeks pa
per. II will appear in our next.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

We again thank Our attentive Delegate,
Hon. w. w. Chapman, for Congression.
al documents received per last mails.
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The unprecedented enthusiasm Of the
Wings throughout the Union: the fact
that they are for the first time UNITED,
that their candidate is man untainted by
party strife, and not connected with the
factions whose contests for power have SO
long convulsed the nation; that the pre-
parations for the combat have already
commenced on the part Of the democracy,
and the evidences every paper brings US,
that the people have arisen in their might
all convince us that WILLIAM HENRY HAR-
R1soN will be elected. The force OF the
people has ever been divided; now It IS
united and will prove phalanx TOO strong
for overthrow by the hired Hessians
the wand Of the magician, the abused pa.
ton Of the Executive power Of these free
States, has conjused up 10 90 ms wors
bidding without q scruple.
The people have arisen and will b
! heard.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

MARTIN VAN buren, AND ELE GIVE
FRANCHISE the Gazette acknowl-
edges every thing we alleged both as to
Mr. Van Buren's want of faith i'll the peo-
pie in the New York State Convention,
and its own mis-statements in previous
editorials on the subject, we do not know
as we ought to bother ourselves or our
readers longer with the matter. The
more we look into Van Buren's charac-
ter, and trace mp, from its head spring, his
political windings, the more are we dis
gusted with the narrow, selfish, all per-
vading meanness of his disposition
Without the generosity of a jackson, the
democracy of Jefferson, or the warm
heartedness of an Adams; without polit-
cal prenciple Of any acknowledged stamp;
with SELF for his god, and selfish con-
siderations for his weapons, he has climb
! ed up, party tool. to a party pre-emin-
], ence, with the loss of the personal
friends Of his youth, regarded by all, as
a man whose feelings, have fallen a prey
to his ambition, and as the whipper-ir
| Of a fractions party. We always 81
! down to cur table with reluctance K
write about him, and rise with a sense o
: relief. We are glad the Gazette has con
I cluded to relinquish the idea Of defendin!
him, and hope that the next subject, OF
! which we join issue, may be one which
! our neighbor can discuss without so mucl
$, wear and tear of conscience, as the on
g we now close has subjected him to.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-01-09

sWe charged the editor with once be-
ing whig.. lie aOas," S.c.-Ha,ckeye.
Well, well, deacon, we did not think
that SO good man q could tell 50 bad
a lie.-Gazette.
Unfortunately your thoughts like the
FOOLS eyes run to the ends of the earth. =
Ed. Ha,ckeye.
We have dates from Washington up to
the 10th nit. They were still discussing
the subject of the New Jersey contested
seats. tits yet uncertain when the Pres
Eident's Message will be received.
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EhISSOLUTION.-Th Co partnership heretofore
~ existing under the firm of WIN. REA 90. was
dissolved by mutual consent on the LIST inst. All per-
sons indebted to the said firm viii please make payment
to JN0. SH0WACRE, The only authorized person to
collect the same. All persons having claims against
said firm will preseut their accounts 70 John Showacre
for settlement. WILLIAM REA,
JNO. SHOWACRE.
P.S--JN0. SHOWACRE would respectfully infoIm
his friends in general, that he intends 70 carry on The
MERCHANT TAILOR BUSINESS hereafter in his
own name, at the same old stand, Ne. o 8. LIBERTY
STREET, corner of Liberty & German sts. Returning
thanks for past tavors would still hope TO meet that lib
ealko of patronage heretofore extended 10 the firm
of VIM. Rea & Co;
jy 10 At
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TO THE PUBLIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
EAR. ID. z. A. BRAIEERD having been IN
, the regular practice of medicine for the last nj
teen years. and thereby gained an extensive knowledge
in the science Of medicinal operations, Is indssSe
through the solicitations of numerous fens to offer
the public his PURELY VEGE FABLE PILLS, in
the use of which THOUSANDS have been cured from IN
rLAMMAToRY and other diseases of long standing. He
trusts they will not be taken as quack medicine, as he
can fully substanuate his character and likewise
that of the medicine. by those individuals who have Ia
ken it, with the most decided benefit and relief to their
sufferngs.
That the most prominent feature in all diseases orig-
mates from deranged state of the Bowels, cannot be
denied, and as these Pills have been used for many
years producing the sauary effect, he is therefore
inclined throw himself before generous public,
dent that fair trial will insure that encouragement
which be merits.
For testimonials of character DR.. Branerd most
spectfully refers TO the following medical gentlemen
Parker Ceaveland, M. D., Professor ofChemistry and
Materia Metkca,
Daniel Oliver, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice ofMedicne
John D. wels NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and Sur
gerry,
James McKeen. M. D., Professor of Midwifery,
Boudoin College, Mri'as.
Henry H. ChIds, NJ D., Professor of theory and prac
tee of Medicine,
Chester Dewy, M. b., Professor Of Chemistry, Natu-
raj Philosophy and Botany,
berkshire Medical Institution, Mass,
N. B. No Druggist or Apothecary win be Apprentices
agent under any circumstances whatever. -.
PRICE IS CENTS, SINGLE BOX-$2 PER Do
Dr.. BRANERD's HEAD QuARrERs for sale OF fphE-
LIZ VEGETABLE PILLS at
fBetvces, Calvert & South streetsJ
baltimore, July "a, 1910.
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TByHE SUBSCRIBER offers to his friends and
81 the public in general at his Lumber Yard on the
Falls, below Pratt street Budge,-(Ofice head Union
Dock) large and general assortment otseas0ned lun-
ber Such as Panne, Common Select Cullings, Joist,
Raters shingles, Laths ". Carolina and E. s. Floor
ing, with every other article necessarily make good
assortment. A quantity of Ark Logs, and also Ark
Plank will be sold reduced prices, as have large
ouanrty on hand. All those who buy for cash may ex
pect liberal discount. ID. f. THoMAS.
lie 26 diff
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PASSAGE FROM ENGLAND AND IRE



zMRS. JENNINGS, from LOndon,) respectfully
I'VE informs the citizens of Baltimore, that she is Civ
ing lessons on and beautiful system of painting
Introduced by herself into this country
Mrs j. is the only person in this City who has the adj
vantage of having been taught by the inventor, Mr.
Kingston in addition this hers is not the experience
and practice of day, but of years.
Among the advantages OF this system are: the facihJ
with which it may be acquired by those who have no
previous knowledge of Drawing and Painting, and the
rapidiiy with which picture be executed That
knowledge of sufficient to enable any attentive person
sketch correctly from Nature, and to on to any de-
kree of perfection, may be communicated in few Les
of hour each, without any mechanical aid what
Painting by this system instead of being labe-
Oas task is an agreeable recreation and often developes
taste and talent known to be possessed 1t unites
the transparency of water color painting, with the erect
and durability of OIL yet avoids the edousness OF the
one and the offensvene5s of the other Mrs likewise
| teaches beautiful method of Drawing and painting
| Birds Flowers and Fruit from Nature. Also to make
| Wax Flowers and to prepare the Sheet Wax.
Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to call and examine
specimens ofthe work at her house, No. 80 FAYETTE
STEET three doors above North, between the Posi- OF
| fee and City Hotel
lie 10 du
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NOTICE.
LII pERSONS WHOM 1T NAY Gov.

PEKSONS w HUM MA NOrSO
"A Germ are hereby required to take notice that the
lands situated in the States of Kentucky and Virginia,
which, belonging James Swan, of Boston, on the 0th
day of August, 1880, amounting TO t-o million ave
hundred and tytwo thousand three hundred and four
three quarter acres, that day. bya deed, dated
at Paris, in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
Philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con-
veyed To me, in trust for the United States American
Land Company, and that |, and ] alone, as Trustee
aforesaid such persons may be appointed by me,
arc or will be- author sed to sell, lease, rent, or other
wise dispose of said lands any of them; and all per-
sons are especially notified net to purchase, rent ease
or otherwise contract with any other person. therefor,
and especially not to purchase of P. Dumas. Jr who
claims part of the said lands the trustee for the cred
itors of Swan under act of the Legislature OF VIZ
eiuia or of one Dumorghue, any other person pre-
tending 10 act for the behalf of the said Dumas, OF
the creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be sod rented or leased on advanta
geOus TERMS They scattered through the State OF
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing TO
purchase lease part of them are requested
to address me, postage paid, at Baltimore
DUFF GREEN
iv94 div trustee U. S. A. Land Company
I7-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing-
tom XIV, will please insert this once week Tor mree
months and forward their accounts to this office.
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T.ANIRERT GITTINGS.

EXCHANGE PLACE,
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
6NOPPER-34,OO 900 lbs PIG COPPER, received per
4 barque JnO. A. Robb
COFFEE-8O0 bags old white and prime green Ha-
SUGAR-25O boxes white Havana
HEMP-76 tons Russia
loo bales Manila
RAVENS DUCKS bales sup light and heavy
ALMONDS-l60 trails soft shell
RAlSINS- $50 boxes picked "Eleme"
GJNNY BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-I4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORfCE PASTE-24 boxes sup qualify
GUM TRAGACANTA-12 cases Turkey
SQUILLS-7 bales Malta
OIL OF PEPPERMINT-5 cans
BOLTING CLOTHS-Genuine Dutch
Also in store the following choice WINES entitled TO
debenture
80 ou casks superior rich POrl WINE, Page & Co.'s
brand
pipes Temperance PORT WINE, free from Spirits
Brandy
70 or. casks sap, CalahTia PORT
IS Ind bbs. famed "Lagrima Christa" or sweet
WINE of Naples ,rr,,,, n, ,,......-,
& Co.'S brand
7qr. casks sup l.. P. WINE, Sana Anna brand
do 60 Old Sherry Hortiz brand
40 cases old Rhennish WINES "Hochhemer'' and
'iNersteHer."
iy IS
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FISHACH'S "a
PRIZE-SELLLNG OFFICE. II m
Pratt Street. opposite the Baltimore Ohio r. r. Depot
$4,000 &c in Jersey, Friday 3lsti RKis-Ticksis "a
shares in proportion.
$40 600 sc. in Virginia. Saturday Is .AnsEsG--flc-
kets Sl0-sbares in proportion.
For the Capital Prizes direct to
FISHACH'S
LOTTERY IND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
No. IA Pratt street, opposite the Baltimore and ONO
Rail Road Depot.
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SAVANNAH MARKETs- JUI.Y 81.

Cotton-1'here has been an exceedingly dull market
the past week, owing the scarcity of shipping, and
especially for Northern ports. The sales of the We elk
will reach acou 800 bales at prices ranging from u to
1Oa-principay g TO 81. In Sea Isarnds sales to
port.
Rice-There being brisk demand and a scarcity of this
article in market prices have advanced from 10
previous quotations The rates of the week will reach
about 800 S3to $3-a small lot brought 49, for
retail.
Com--Cargo sales IS cts. Retail 70 rs cents
Exchange-On England II per cent prem. Drafts on
New York at sight, at to 10 per cent premium.
Freghts-To Liverpool Id, dull; New York 81 25.
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KWANFED.-An active integentBOY, as an
w apprentice to the printing business One who
can read and spell WE'LL will meet with goodencourage-
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
jyl7