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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

PERsoYAL.--We yesterday received visit
from Jas. N. Kimball, Esq, of the Chicago Dem
ocrat.
Mr.. James Shaw, typo who is just from the
Crimea, via Canada, called at'our Office yester-
day. He was in the Mexican war, has been over
the world generally, and is now fresh from the
Armies of the East. He proposes to exchange
the implements Of war, and the gaudy trappings
of the field, for the stick, and return to the an
cicnt and honorable art of printing for liveli-
hood
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

~ This cos1ty, ahrrc The Repablicsns Ind q
nsjr;sy Of sss Tor Gurus snd where Is,ao vptes
xers pooled. the Buehsaeess only numbered 10
OF cr,e quarter II tie 3 hole number. Tie Ex-
press thus speaks 81 the result:
Fremont vii get At the November election, in
jasper coaasy, majority of six or seven hum
bred AZ slick as grease Let the Buchanan men
repeat, III is merely an editors opinion, bat
mark the prediction, and observe how far We
miss IL. The Fremont strength is in the county
and We say let 1t come out at the Presidential
Election. Who viii deny that the minds of tic
people hare not changeds Iowa is good for fiji
teen thousand for Fremont. Nine cheers for
the Rocky Mountain Path Finder
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Go and see Mr. Winters Paintings.
Francis r, Es,njr. .Fr.

OF this gentleman, who is just elected to Con-
grcss from the St. Louis District, The New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-19
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad

~ -, $50 =.
Spring .1rrNsages,sessi,
an and after Monday April 18th iS.6. and INIT
N1furth"r notice trans viii leave Rock Is,a ad daiy
Sundays &c ped, As follows
ist mail train at 800 4 II
I'd express. stopping on!y u the prinoipa,
stations At 1915 IN
- night express. strprg ~ a.! ..ations s1oPu
4h fright, with III class cars n. $50 A n
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays
oepted, Is fcilcws:
1sl riRat expt bun A ".
n ~ap.sss. stopping onl- q. Dri stations 400 n
~ maM trbh - iU.l5r.M
attn freight, WITH "a class cars 1t 6.45 p. u.
An trains over this road il direct Connection At
Chiczpo with trans beth the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r 4. Ia snd from letrof, To-
lec, Cleveland. Columbus C,ncinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, DuGato Niagara Falls, Ainanv, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore ard Washington Al.o al
LaSalle With trsms ~ the ILLNESS Central Rad
North 70 alens ard south to st. LOUIS and Cairo, to
which places tlckefs can b. procured NJ
s. s. STEPHENS. Ticket Agent,
n. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Psseer9~rs sre reminded ~ the necessity'of giving
distinct directions the destination ~ their bag
asee Ato TO procure tickets before taking their seats
in the cars the conductors Collect fares only To sta
tions on the line the Chica.o Rock Island rar"sd
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n. WHITMAN. Asst Snpt.
ROCK Island, April l. 1856. titf1
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ST A h n
FEVER AND AGuE REMEDY
An External Application!

IN InfaUible Remedy for Fsrer and Ague Dumb
Agus, Night Sd0edfs and al kindred diseases.
THIS Is one Of Naturs remedies, discovered and
succ. sefuv used for many BY "t'ain tribc
OF Indiana on tn. Western :ronti r. and has never
be n known to fai, Of sftciing cure among thous-
ands who have ns q it II possesses The power TO
remove and eradicate every VS. ge Of yer and Aeu
from the syst. M and is tn" only known certain iem
edy. One important a'ivantiS" THIS rrmeiy posses
all others, asii from h, intrinsic value as
a rem dial agent. is tha, no drugs medicines are
taken nto tbs stona'h =. bilitate and break down
the system. It's Effects ar" almost mil aculcus, ahd
need only 10 b. td 10 insure pac" for 1t in every
family where Fever and Aeue IS has been, or is like
~ IN he
The Agent has numh"rless Certificates of Cure.
which with pleasure, will he shown TO all wishing to
tn
Cares have been effected in this city ami vI"inifr.
f.renc.s will also be 10 such citizens. This
Remedy is Powder and is apr d .xtcrnay and its
effrcts truly wonderful
Prics 81. per Btx. And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, Agent.
A. II. n Ch;ld's Hardware Establishment On ID St
4 srw doors east "f Brady. tJvl0 d6ml
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TINE Cug(.1GO CITI"
INSURANCE COMPANY.
orFnE, n..~ Ne. !, Ma. .'e Te"r'e
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okOR.E HCIN.
!gpwUNDCAESIEi.DP Pre-. HENRY BANpi, &c.
UEsHS CHApaAs, Tres-r-
SM GsLBLET, Cenefyi Agent and surveyor.
TIN, Company was crgani1ed on the 9th dsy q
March A D. Ir<s, under Ssr'elal Charter Il IN thr
IesrlAure VI hs,ss sssd husiIess cou,ioic'd uirt'
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| teen upon nrn aud rei,a,is bssi-, aud - " - :.
lis stability, soundness aud permsncnct, 40
the nrsi Insurance CoMpanies IA ID; county
| bose d.sirous II protecting th ms'ives 'taN"s'
| IT damage by Fire or periis of The ses, my o
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| 4 t;it.rt Cab. Com Bank, tsbraSo'
| ban r. Rhodes, Esq, sseveianh y.
hon. John g. Breslin, Tr' asr. II state, Columbus
| Thos Campbell, ESQ, Spfingheh, H.
| Hon, K Chamberiin, st. LOUIS. Mo.
| Me-sts Wadsworth. Wells h S'yeamorr Chicago.
| Me.srs. l. II Burch Co., Chicago Bank
Hon VIM Meiill. Gov - Ohlp.
M.ssrs q. W Sizer n Co. Chicae",
! Judd, Smith Pat, Dixon, H.
! Vim. Blanchard, ESQ AorrI-, III.
lion VIM Treviti, Seo't Of state, Conn'nis -.
Messrs II. &. 40. Cook Co., Rockford III
| IT, wheeler, 5 n, Aurora
| Nnamiah O. e, Esq Buffalo. Y.
VIM B. Fu,siy, ESQ, Springfield,
Hon T. W. Blrlty, Judge Jug. eme Court, Manshei'
| Ohio.
Gen I Curn SpriDghcid III.
Richard lvers, ESQ.,, St Lo1is, Mo-
Agent al Davenport and Rock island
OFPICE, Davenport, At the STATE DEaioCRi
Once, Post Once Building, Brady street.
july ST.
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nlI. = MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

~ WISHES 10 INFORM the pubic tndt uc was
en~ perman nifty located in Davenport, where
lie will continue a,treat all the diseases the
" ~ horse is subj ca Ia, on the most Scientihc
Pyinciplcs After constant practice Of many years
IN al, kinds Of he feels happy to say that ne
will give satisfaction to all that employ him. lie can
produce as good Certificates auy other man West
81 New York lie is here only a few months, ana fhr
many imp,rta ant cures NJ has effected since ne cac
will speak more for him than readily be inserted
in Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since ne came here the most ssurre cases, will GER
t,fy to his abilities as competent veterinary sur
gcon.
An diseases warranted cured II curable, or no mon
ey paid
lie earnestly solicits trial on any severe case
whatever. ANY cas-. he cannot cure II any other man
can h. got u cure Il, he will pay him cut Of his own
,.ckct.
Pole evils and Fistulas warranted cured in any
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Chicago, Alton 4 St. Louis R.R.
M .ass:.ss ...:i.ss. :si,;,,...:.::.
AIk-LINE ROUTE BETWEEN
H1ls~- - ~..:,

Gains lcdcs Chicago for 81. Louis and interne
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Accommodation Train, Sundays eacepted) 920Aa
Express Train, saturdays excepted) II i0Px
Trains leocs St. Lomis.,or Chicago and inte,me
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With Illinois entTai h X N bloomington, for La
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With III the kahoads diysrg,ns from Chicago
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-24
Congressional.

WAsH1NGToN. July IA.
HousE.-The expulsion of Brooks for the
assault upop senator Sumner, being under con-
siderston.
Mr. Edmonson exculpated himself from the
;mnroper conduct for which the House propo.
sed to censure him.
Mr. Campbell of Ohio, defended the report of
the committee.
The House then voted on substitute OF Mr..
English that the House declare its dlsApprooa-
ton of the assault, and deemed this ut occa-
sion to express its disapprObation OF the use OF
language in debate, personally offensive to IN
d;vidual members of Congress or states OF the
| Union.
The House then voted on the substitute oi
the minority, that the assault on Mr.. Sumner
therefore deans it improper to express any G
pipion on the subject Rejected-6o to 49,
The House next voted on the resolutions o
tho majority of the committse-that Preston s
Brooks be and he is forthwith expelled from
tb,. House as a representative fom South Car
olina The result was ayes l2l, nays96.
The Speaker of the House has refused to
gree to the resolutions, there not being two
third vote as required by the Consttutio
thereon.
S Mr.. Brooks after some opposition, spoke
his own defence, and concluded by infOrmir
It the House that he had resigned his seat.
The next resolution Of the majority OF u
1t Committee declaring disapprObatiOn oil the &C
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The Kansas Report.

In late number of our paper we gave the
despatch comprising synops,s ~
the Rerort OF the Congressional Comnss.o1
sent to Kansas TO ferret out the election iraai--
in that Territory. The Report is very volt
minous. 1t sets forth an immense detail oi
facts the substance of which is thus summet
up at its conclusion.
Your Committee report the following facta
and conclusions as established by the tesImo-
ny. -. :. A. r...;,ox,,
held under the organic or alleged Ter torial
law has been carried by organized nvasions
from the State of Missouri, by which the peo'
pie OF the Territory have been prevented from
exercising the rights secured to them by the
organic law.
| lature was an illegslly-coEstituted nooy. ahu
had no power to pass valid laws, and their en-
actments arc, therefore, null and VOID
7Eird-That these alleged laws have not as
a general thing, been used to protect persons
and property and to punish wrong, but for un-
lawful purposes. ,.,
Fourth-That the election under which the
sitting Delegate, John W. Whitfield, holds his
seat. was not held in pursuance OF any Vaiid
law, and that it should be regarded only as the
/ exnression of the choice of those resident eitl-
Gems who voted for him,
Fyfh-That the election under which the
eontesliug Delegate, Andrew A. Reeder, claims
his seat. was moi held il pursuance oflaw. and
that il should be regarded only as the express
sion of the choice Of the resident citizens who
voted for him.
/ .S;rth-That Andrew H. Reeder received o
Greater number of votes ofresident citizens than
! fobn w. Whitfield, for Delegate.
Sepenth-That in the present condition Of
the Territory fair election caunotbe held with
ont new census, stringent ana we'll guard
ed election law, the selection OF impartial
9 Judges, and the presence Of United States
troops at every place Of election.
b Ei0hh-That the various elections held o.
a the people of the Territory preliminary to th'
. formation of the State Government. have beel
.s reUular as the disturbed condition OF tn
Territory would allow ;and that the COnsti1u
: ton passed by the Convention, held in pursu
y ance Of said elections, embodies the will OF
n majority Of the people.
1sit is not the province Of your Committe
! To suggest remedies for the existing troubles
III the Territory Of Kansas, they content then
lg selves with the foregoing statement OF facts.
An of which is respectfully submitted.
he WM. A HOWARD.
JOHN SHERMAN.
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CARROLLTON CARROLL COUNTY OHIO THURSDAY JULY a. 1856

month conference Of disaHseIsd powers will
be held a. London shortly, to settle the affairs
Of Greece.
FRLEcE.-Tbe only subject Of interest is the
protest Of the Orleans Princes.
GREAT BRIrnS. The American question
had been before Parliament.
Mr.. Moore moved 10 the House Of Commons
that the conduct Of Her Majessy'' Government,
and the difficulties between them and the Uni
ted States, on the question Of enlistment, are
not entitled to the appreciation Ofthe House.
Brown and Hewitt, Of Liverpool, aud Shot,
ham and Spooner, Of Birmingham, appealed
to Mr.. Moore to postpone his motion, and
therefore the debate proceeded.
The Attorney General deiendedt the Govern
ment and said She United States dispatches had
not been such as might have been expected
from a nation dssirous Of preserving friendly
relations with Eoglsnd..
Mr.. Phissinger supported the motion and
conlended that the British Agents had deeply
violated the laws of the United States aud ma
tons
Mr.. Cutie declared England vas dishohor'
ed BY her attempt to seduce the cilizsus Of the
United States from their allegiance.
Sir George Grey asked the House ii be con
demned the Government after they had stop
ped the enlistment, even on British ground
rather than give offence to the U. 5.
Sir Walsh said that by not dismissing h
Dallas the British Government confessed the
had done wrong.
Mr., Miner Gibson complained that Lor
Clarendon's conduct was insulting towards tn
Uuitsd States, and that the people of Americ
should be made aware that the British peoPl
did not support their Minister therein.
Mr.. Gladstone contended that the good wi
Of the United States had been conciated.
The Solicitor General attacked Mr.. Glad
stone. and said that the United States Goverr
msut ought to have arrived at different concll
3 sions than they did,
Sir J, PackiugtOn eulOgized Mr.. GladstOn
e and said the House dare not shrink from t
l. discussion in this crisis Of no ordinary magr
D. tude.
g Lord Palmerston replied at length deten
', iup his conduct, and denying that deceptl
ID had been practised towards the United Stat'
or that their laws had been violated,
to The House then divided on the motion
censure, and the government was sustained
IS 1911 majority.
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FURTRER By THE CANADA.

FUhI HEu II L + LII
New YoRK, July l6
The London papers contain the following
paragraphs
Negotiations between England and the Unit
ted States in regard to existing difficulties were
resumed On the 3Otb, under circumstances
which justified the belief that matters are a.
ready in fair condition towards amlcabIe ad'
iustment Of the points at issue
It is believed that Parliament prorogued on
the Slst, and that no futher party motions Will
be made this session.
The following is the only reference that has
been made to America since the sailing Of the
Fulton.
Mr.. Cailie asked Lord Palmeston whether
Mr.. Dallas, As representative to her Majesty
Government, had full power to settle the Cen
trail American dispute, or whether be had any
otber powers than those of Mr.. Buchanan
Lord Palmerston said it was understood tina
Mr. Dallas had fall power to discuss in regar'
to the Central American dispute, and Buehan
an had none whatever.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-24
The Spiritual Railway.

The following lines found in railway static
house in England, supposed to be written by gel
- teman who had been there detained
The line to heaven by Christ made,
With heavenly truths the Rails are laid;
From earth to heaven the line extends,
To life eternal, where it ends
Repentance is the Station house,
Where passengers taken in Z, ,.
Nofee for them is there to pay, ;.-
. For Jesus is himself the way.
The Bible is the Engineer, ..-
It points the way to heaven 50 clear
Through Tunnels dark and dreary here,
as#.s s at II does the way to glory steer .t.s.
.&r Gods love the fire, his truth the steam,
Which drives the engine and the train;
All you who would to glory ride,
Must come to Christ in him abide.
.... Eh The first the second and third class
Repentance. Faith and Holiness
You must the way to glory gain,
...g ... - Or you with Christ can reign.
Come then poor sinners now's the time
..,.- At any station on the line; 6'a :.
If you repent and turn from sin, -
The train will stop and take you in.
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WHOLE NUMBER, 1881.

duet Of Messrs. EGmOnsOn and Keith, in re
gard to the assault on Mr. Sumner.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio. called for division
Of the question. The speaker said the resolu-
ton could not be divided.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee. moved that 'be
resolution be tabled. The motion disagreed, ayes
66, nays II.
House adjourned.
WAsHrsoroS. July IS.
The Senate did nothing this morning. and
in the House the Keith and Edmonson matter
was discussed.
An Intellectual attempt was made to have
the vo.e taken 10 the case Of each separately;
in consequences Of the failure the resolution vas
rejected by 20 to 1875.
! On motion oiAr. Cam2bel,of Ohio, the vote
was reeonsideTed.
Mr.. Wilson appealed, unsucee'siully. to Mr..
Campbell to withdraw bis motion. He wished
to occupy the attention OF the House for a f'"
minutes in discussing new aspect Of the quos-
tion.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, replied il he should
Weld the floor to the gentleman from Virginia
he must necessarily give way to others. The
subject had been discussed in all its aspects,
and the substitute die not change the principle
: of the original proposition, Much time had
been already consumed.
TIE session was far advanced, and the bu-
. siness Of the House not transacted, therefore
: he insisted on the previous question.
Mr.. Letcber wished to say that in new as
/ pect of the case an effort was made to put oil
e the debate.
4 Mr.. Dunn called attention to the wording OF
e the substitute The House has been called up
on to declare the dsapprObation Of said act OF
D Messrs. Keith and EdmonsOn. He wanted to
know 10 what the words said act had reference
; to7
j. The Speaker replied it was explained in the
preamble which was yet to be acted upon.
By request the preamble OF the report Of the
Committee was read, setting forth the facts con
le pected with the assault, and concluded Will
il. the assertion that it appears upon investigation
that Keith and Edmonson. some time Prev
/. ous to the assault, were informed Of the pur
IN pose of Mr.. Brooks to commit violence on Mr
IS. Sumner fol words used in debate, and took n
means to discourage or prevent thu same.
'or The resolution ceusuring Keith was adopte
BY by LOG to sc.
The resolution censuring EdmOuson was re
iected by 60 to 1877
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio moved an amendme'
to the preamble.
ng The preamble was adopted by lO4 again
50.
ri. Mr.. Keith said he should ask the House
re morrow to hear him on some matters He shou
.ss endeavor not to violate pariamentaT proPr
- ty. and felt suie he should not do So
: ourned.
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Latest Foreign News.
ARR1HAL OFTHE STEINER CANADA

QUEBEC. July Is.
Tb. screw steamer Canada, from Liverpool,
arrived here this m orning with one hundred
and eighty passengers
General news unimportant.
There had been a serious outbreak at Bada'
ioaz, but quiet was restored
Tn France the harvest is splendid, and has
dssipated all fears of scarcity.
The Russians we're fitting out an emlgran
aoo, at Constradt for the river Amor.
A letter from Athens says during the presen
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Paddy on Bugs.

Musksthers, the crathurs, bangs all human natur,
hev bow on their trumpits and fades where they PLACES
And the bugs, be the blaz they rnn quarther racez
And dances kodrils on me legs wild the fase.
Thin bugs has savior, of mighty high faviOr,.
heyre the size ov me hand and they come in big troops
The Yankees they raise and hOghy they parise EN-
For ilirsnt attire made in turtle soups.