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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
1856. - l8kR
SUMNER ARRANGEyEHT,
0kxATAhuIcAs
III U. .. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.


\ GKEATAMUgICAN
". D. MAIL AND EXPIRES ROUTE.
i I -. 10 kKw yoRK And DUarUH, VIA,
/ MICHIGAN NOCTHERN 4 LAKE
THIRTY-sIx HOURS i,t,n : + To = NEW YORK
U POUR TEAMS 4 DAr,
| lyNDAH ~ excepted carrying ihs great through
Tho ony direct ana reliable Railroad Route heinz on.
hnndred and twenty miles nearer 70 Ptssburs
Harrisburg, Philadepsds, Batimore and washington
than any other roats and the most exdeous route "a
D'na'o' Nasara Fals. Aibany, New York and Boston.
ls-rAst Steamboat Express leave Chicago IL 145 A
connecting at Toledo e ~ = a., With the splendid
steamers OF this hne-arriye IN Buffalo next morning
csnDecslng with Lightning frairs for New York and
bossen ana arriving same evening, making but one
That on one Of the splendid steamers OF this Line
sd-ssx York and Boston Railroad Express leave Obi.
arrive IN Cevei.nd ats NJ new York and os,oa e.
& nsxt evening. Gf 5Esfi5S
8d.-Expres Mail leave Chicago .aAs Pm,
arrive ln Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia Baltimore New York and
Boston next morning.
sarSigh. s--is! ETprs.. lsavs Chicago at ..ssr.s
arrive IN cleveland next day at p Y. Pittsburgh and
wheeling 1t Pm, Philadelphia Baltimore etc. fol.
morning; also connect. At Cleveland Win trains
day at noon and Boston at4 ?. N.
AZ the above trains connec. direct through to All points
IN o Uhao ana pennsyivania, without any detention.
Ony ree trains on Saturday, leave at 545A. H., 715
4. ~, and 2.45 5P.M.
Only one train Sunday, ,leave a. s45rM
r. ~ 6hu gu SATURDAY, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock
The following magnificent steamers, having ali the
sonorts and uxuries Of class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo; "'>s'1A-
Western Metropolis lls.... Cant. A. D. perk,n.
southern Mcbnsn ~. capt; l. y Phean
i"Siikhh CAPT. j.. b. Goldsmith
Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excspted) at 28O
l. n, arriving AZ Buffalo at $50 A. NJ
Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
TO New York and Boston. d F3sl'.I FT.5
burg. 'z 80 -~ ~
Pas.ensers destined for phiiadephia Baltimore Wheel.
ing Mash'ngton, ETC., will from ~ to IL hours
Route. = F77s@ T' 49, ' ~
p,assengers arriving In Chicago any Of the roads,
W ma attentive check agents the cars who will re-
ceVs your checks and convey your baggage free of
charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TlOkETs can be had at the General Passenger Office of
me Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House,
Chcago and at the Passenger depot Of Van Blu.
The West. f @F7." - =" - - 1880 80 ~ "
iMP0RTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River |
y Toledo is completed Trains connecting directly in
ne New Depot on the middle ground thus avoiding en-.
arely the annoyance ofthe old Ferry at that place
a@ GEO. NJ. GRAY,
gfsts Ii tsg.s5s s1 General Passenger Agent,
Chicago, MAY 2S, 1856 - ;ss7
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

1 Roaifica1.
FRzxoxr rs SourH CAsoLlxA.-The Chai

Eolifica1.
FREAoxr ~ SorrH CARoLrsA-fhe Charles
ton fs. @ Standard, speaking Of Col. Fremont
a. the Republican candidate, saws
I aHe still displays address in sticking to the
simplicity of the issue upon which he proposes to
stand. No one in ! free state can possibly say
anything against the proposition to exclude
slavery from the territories Of the United States
Some are too conservative to propitiatc the act,
but all viii approve it, and II he can carry all the
free states, he will carry the Presidency also !;
his tactics are jndicious Mr. buchanan has to
carry forty years Of service, and an immense
platform, which contains something offensive
TO everybody. Mr.. Fillmore carries the plat
form of the Know Nothing party, at least, and
besides this the traditions Of political career.
and one term in the Presidency. Both are
weighed too heavily for good race, and there
can be no question but that, in this respect
At least Mr.. Fremont will hare vastly the adj
vantage"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Warrington NiEger Drivers buying
~ up White Voters in IOWQ. -

uP White Voters in Iowa.
The following note, from reliable soure, re-
ceived yesterday, proves what we had supposed,
viz, that an effort is made, through an immense
corruption fund, to subsidize the State Of Iowa
and bind her to the purposes of the negro specu-
lators Virginia and South Carolina politicians
think Northern laborcrs, like Southern chattles
are new merchantable commodity, and can be
bought up like sheep in the shambles, for few
dollars head. They will find out their error
after the election. In the mean time we would
suggest that the next instalment be sent, unless
sober man e,g -... ......, s.. +e. e-,4 -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
FREsosr n GEORGIA. see it stated that
the Wilkes County (Ga.) Republican has run up
the names Of Fremont and DAYTON esfI

FREMONT IS KESTUcKY.-The Republican !.
about the only live party in Kentucky. The
electoral ticket is composed Of prominent men
Associated with Cassius NJ Clay, is Mr.. Blakely,
who was democratic elector in '4S also Mr..
Needham, who is spoken of by the Louisville
Courier, as Zone Of our most influential and in
telligent citizens; also a Mr.. Hamilton, a demo.
crat of influence. The Courier says:
" In this city, we understand, that promi-
nent lawyer, who was once in Congress, has stat
ed that he would canvass the district for Free
mont And We know of another of our ablest
lawyers and best citizens strongly inclined to the
Republican nominees"
Z FREMosT IN MIssouRI-The editor Of the St.
Louis Daily Herald, paper which supports both
Buchanan and Fillmore, but in recent number
urges union Of the South upon Buchanan, has
been on a trip through several Of the Western
states, and thus expresses himself:
& "We meta great number of persons from all
parts of the United States, in passing over some
five or six different railroads in the West and
stopping at various hotels, and must say that we
were astonished at the extraordinary popularity
OF Fremont. The people seem wild on the mig
ger question: We met but one single Fillmore
man during our trip of over twelve hundred
miles," ~ @
The editor further states that he conyersed
with those who were formerly leading wings,
democrats and Know Nothings who were all in
favor of Fremont. That the only hope Of the
South was in securing Pennsylvania and Cali
fornia.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

lRoNlcAL.-Somebody addresses the editor of
the Gazette as the Hon. VIM Thompson. One
would hardly suppose the editor was such a fat
as to allow his correspondents to poke fun at
him through his own columns. -.-.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

sB The Louisville Journal estimates that the
Fremont movement in Kentucky, by securing
the German vote, will place Mr.. Buchanan in
minority of nearly 25, 700 votes in the State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

B What.' exclaimed the accommodates
and fashionable Fittswigge to the EXQUISITE love.
ly Miss De Sparrowgrass-.w what would you he
dearest, If should press the stamp of love unon
those sedting-Tar Gps.n ~ responded thu
iairy-iike creature, would be satio,erv.n u =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

San FRANcIsco.-During the last seven years,
fourteen hundred murders, it is said have been
perpetrated in and about San Francisco, and the
city itself has been burned down seue,, times
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

A RARE CHANcE.-One hundred to one that
the Editor of the Gazette does not hear of the
defalcation of DR.. Eads, Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction till after the election
One hundred to one that the Report of the
Legislative Committee that made the disclosures
will never find a pla,e in the columns of that
paper.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
TEGUMsEn, July ls. 1855

fH'0HsEh, JuIy TO, I6ot.
Ihis IS place which has always been called
pfo-savery' and from the appearance of it, I
should think there was good reason for consd.
ering it thus. 1t is situated on ridge. between
TWO heavily timbered creeks; Deer Creek on the
vest and Tecumseh Creek on the east Ave
miles from Topeka on the Kansas river, and ten
miles from Lecompton. 1t was chosen by the
County Court of Shawnee County, for the Coan..
ty seat, and a court house is being erected Of
orick. The inhabitants seem to be Of that class
VINO would sell themselves to the Devil for glass
OF grog, or an office under an edo sAia Democrat
ic administrations good many slaves are held
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

REMEADER.-The ro-slavcry party propose to
save the Union" but at the expense of Free.
dom, and will make it slave-oligarchy
Listen to the noble words of Col. Fremont,
ard say-Will you have one or both. b..
"If am elected to that high office for which
Your partiality has nominated me, will en-
deayor to administer the Government according
to the true spirit Of the Constitution, as it acas
Interpreted by the great men ,c1o framed and
adopted 1t, and in such way as to preserve BOTH
LIBERTY AND THE UNION. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

eB The Buchanan party stand no chance of
electing any man upon their ticket save one, re-
marked a gentleman in our hearing yesterday
''Who is he 2"
"Mr. Conrad!"
"And why Mr.. Conrad?"
HE is stranger here, and may be elected.
But the other gentlemen on the ticket are en-
tircly too well known to stand any chance."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
HESSE & GARRETT,
Successors to II. d. Hesse.1
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS

Vuher OF thru ana valley streets, opposite SteW1rts
.tN f8 Livery Stable = f|i s E'@
.aas Is, Burlington, lOWA. s,
ME have on hand large assortment oAR .
W. OF BUGGlES Of ai the latest styles, M98H
and ali Of our own manufacture and win warrant an
our work to be Of the best material and well put up And
ew sell SO as to make ii greatly to the advantage OF
those who are In want OF vehicle Of any kind to call and
examine our work and, we extensively engaged
IN The business able TO get up all work ordered
with US az short notice And have the very best
uofSmen IN our employ that be obtained either In the
ha OF the West atter ourselves that we can get up
WORK the very natest and most substantial manner
order 10 suit our patrons. We also keep constantly
On hand and for sale, second hand bugges of all kinds
aptAbp.y. HESSE GARRETT. :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

1HE PACIFIC RAILROAD IN THE House OF RHp-
REssENrArIvEs.-There will, it is said, be three
reports from the House Special Committee of
eleven on the Pacific Railroad. Denver of Cali.
fornla has prepared one in behalf of the MAORI
ty; Wood of Maine, and Kidwell of Virginia.
each one for himself Kidwell opposes all grants
OF money or public lands by government for the
proposed railroad. Wood proposes that the
government furnish the cash for the construction
of one Central line from Council Bluffs to San
francisco, reservins the lands for sale to pay
expenses, while Denver advocates a very exten-
sive donation Of land to the three railroad
lines which he would favor. The wagon road
appropriation ofsSoo,oOo has already passed the
senate and will pass the House with certain
amendments, one of which transfers the super
intendence of the construction of the road from
the Secretary of War to the Presidedt. ......
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Tie csuney Iatl..

Ar. Winter has erected in this city, the best
County Jail in the State Of Iowa. Mr.. W. took
the contract for the erection Of this building,
4 something over two years ago, when material
snd labor were rery considerably lower than at
present Owing to this, and other circumstan-
ces, which are more fully explained in the circu-
lar which he has laid before the voters Of Des
Moines County, Mr.. Winter has lost over 81, 900
BY the job. notwithstanding this fact, which
ne has for . considerable time foreseen, he has
fulfilled every stipulation of his contract to the
letter, furnishing a structure of he most sni,-
stantial and permanent kind, perfect and finish
ed IN every particular, worth now as it stands,
at least fire thousand dollars more than it cost
The question is now put to the voters of the
county will you make up to him part of this
iosss For our own part, we shall vote in favor
OF the allowance, $500, not because we
think the county legally bound to do so, but be-
cause we think we have had value received, and
it is no more than simple justice Mr.. W. is mot
able to bear the loss. It sweeps from him the
accumulated earnings of years.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
A small Eorxerx

L. :" cAAasAAA EOEScTys
II the reader will turn to yesterdays Gazette
ne will find under the appropriate head of s'down
right rascality," quoted for the benefit of on,
adopted citizens, the following which purports to
! be the ! lth section of Douglas bill for the ad.
mission of Kansas:
SEC: II. And be it further enacted, That ey-
cry whlte male citizen Of the United States lin.
cluo'ng all persons who shall have filed their
declaration or intention to become such in com.
pllance with the naturalization laws of the Uni
tea states,) over twenty one years of age, who
may De bona fide inhabitant of said Territory
on on the Fourth of July, eighteen hundred and
nity-slx, and who shall have resided three months
next before said election in the county in which
ne 0ners 10 vote, and no other persons whatever
snail be entitled to vote at said election and anv
person qualified as voter may be delegate to
sald convention, and no others; and until the
complete execution of this act no other election
snail be held in said Territory.
Now If the reader will get a copy of the bill it.
selfhe viii! find that the words in parenthesis
are not IN the bill at all, but have been inter.
poriated there to cheat his German and Irish
readers by the editor of the Gazette. And at
the same time this forged section of the bill is
offered as a sedative to adopted citizens, the ed
ltor and his associates are electioneering might
and main for Know Nothing votes on the ground
that the party are disfranchising foreigners in
the Territory of Kansas! Where short of Mis-
souri, is such set of cut -throats 10 be found p
And even they would scorn to be guilty of so
base an act. .. .s .g-s..-. ..-e X
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
IspoRr4sr vorr.-we find the following sig

iAlPPoRrANT VorE.-We ind the following sig-
nihcant paragraph in the Troy Times tFiIlmore)
The x n. Lodge at Clifton Park, Saratoga
county, At their last meeting. acted on resoiu.
ton offered BY one Of the = members r.t;fvinp
the nomination of Fillmore and Dcnelson. TIE
rssotutio seas defeated By the styong vote Of one
for aad eighfy.Iosr agoinss it Aresolution Was
then carried by a vote Of 81 to 1, pleaginr the
members to support Fremont
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TO STOVE DEALERS
q. W. Q. PAYNE. wa. LHE. =. q. B1ssK11
PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
n -S1T-T1 No. 235 Liberty Strect. a

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MANUFACTURERS Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves
1NA Cooking Ranges, Crate Fronts, Tenders Holoware
&C. general assortment of Stoves for Wood or Coal
suitable for the western trade constantly on hand
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ian 15 ls66-feSdw1y
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A Democrat in susquehannah, Penn, wr
to a friend in Hartford

81 have turned over to the Fremonters- t
go Democrats any longer-am completely dis
gusted with their whole proceedings. Hurrah
for John G. Fremont, the man of the people !!
Old Buck can't stand asight-evenP Pennsylvania
will go against him. We have only three Bu-
chanan men here, and they will dry up and blow
away before November next. And in the next
town to us, there is but one, and he is wavering.
l guess about election time he will go for Ere
mont"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

B. & N. r. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
rTNHE only Freight train on this road leaves BulIpy
l. ton at S:2Q Al 58S 80 fsst 5s .
All freight designed to be forwarded on any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2SbpH. s WAi H. BACKtJS Sup,t
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

HIGH HESRy.-The Gazette of yesterday has
jabilant note from Henry County. A vote was
taken in the streets of Mt Pleasant which re-
saited IN favor Of Buchanan and it is prognosti-
Gated that the county will go in the same direc-
toni
Mr. JOSEPH B. Cook, who acted with the DEM
ocratic party until it forsook Democratic princi-
pies, informs us that he. is citizen of Henry
county, residing near winfield Post Uffice-that
he knows but one Buchanan man in his neigh
borhood He asserts that Henry county will
give from eight to twelve hundred majority for
the Republican party next Monday.
Put that in your diary, Mr.. Editor of the Ga
zette! 5 i-+s'2 ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

Through without landing, in time for $50 A. NJ Ex.
press for New York and Boston. Also with Steamers for
Sandusk making direct railroad connection all points
IN Ohio and Pennsylvania Also connects direct through
BY Railroad to New York and Boston. y %
- $50 and I.45 4. N. Trains connect at Detroit
time for all trains through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights is
over this route 300 NJ only train Sunday, at 800
! p. NJ. No. 400 7. NJ. Train Saturday.
300 NJ 1fai. connects toitt trains on Ne,u Akanv
and Salem, Cincinnati, Columbus and Pittsburgh
Railroad. se-ses' s.s 81 - - - ", w.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRoEGH 70 NIAGARA
b F4LLS, BUFFALO, AZBANY % NEW YORK
az Through tickets be found at the different
Railroad Offices In the West and South Also at the Of
fees In Chicago, corner of Lake and Dearban sts
site the fremont, and at the Depot, foot of Water
street. r. N RICE Spnst
O. 10,,n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

% Every body has heard that DR.. Eads has
stolen the small matter of a couple of hundred
thousand dollars of the School Fund belonging
to the State Of Iowa, but every body does not
know what has become of the money. The Bu-
chanan papers have received largely of this
corruption fund. VIII the Gazette let its read
ers know what share OF the spoils fell to it., Of
course it has been subsidized or its condem.
nation Of the theft would have been giyen to the
winds ~ --.-
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VOL. mo. 80
The C.,uuisa,er. os U1ay.

HncNNtumInAtOHD Of Clay.
That our old Wing friends, may see the stat
ure Of the love exhibited for Henry Clay, by the
men who arc now seeking :he votes Of Clay
Wings for Buchanan. We repnblish the following,
which was kept as standing matter in the Loco
Foco journals in ls4.!-- .sesssd "a
TUE EMBODIMENT
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|. HAWx.EYR AND TELEGRAPH.


The Republican CawAtaAte fer Ger.
i Eress In the kecsnd District.
hean hardly be necessary, ne opine, to de.
fend MI. Davis against the attacks which have
been made upon him. He has been accused OF
having bsen slave owner in Nissouri--of hav-
ing bought and sold slaves, and Of having
brought = number TO this State. To show how
ridiculous and hypocritical are these charges il
is only necessary 70 SAY thatthe first charge upon
him was that Of AboIsionism, by the Buccaneers.
Having wrung all the changes upon this charge,
they now seek to de.ach from him the votes of
anti-slavery men themselves by making him out
pro-slavery man. Their charges against him
are in the main false, or when supported in any
particular by truth it is grossly perverted.
Mr.. Davis Is one Of the best lawyers in the
State--a man of cultivation, possessing fine nat
ural abilities, sound judgment and Fixed prinss
ciples. II is unnecessary for us to say. for our
readers all knew it, that he occupies the only
true ground that any true man can occupy in
reference to the political issues Of the day. If
he is elected he viii be the representative of the
people Of this district in Congress, and not Of
Missouri Border Ruifians or South Carolina null. |
ifiers.
As man Mr.. Davis stands as far above his |
opponent, Shepherd Lefier (who criticises the |
Declaration of independence as does real dig
'ity, talent and worth above empty pretension
md shallow knavery. Asmnch as truth, candor I
mo lair dealing are above craftiness and chica-
'ery, SO much is Timothy Davis above Shepherd
.eftier. He is an old, we'll known and we'll tried
itizen OF the State, and should he be elected to
ne important place for which he is a candidate.
'ill fill it to his own credit aud to the satisfac-
ion of his constituents.
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RSLDER MM1 MN D u fNC O. tNrer OF DOORS,
~ asaAR FEd-HES BZSDOWRLLNDS, WEA tn
asn,boARDINt' aud GR4iIN PUMP FYITURES-
a'As enlarged my establishment and having on hand
nseod supply OF all kinds Of building materials. am
nestest notice. 23s - -
has can be supplied at my Factory with apractIoaI
aperenee Of fourteen years In the business hope TO
ps satisfaction to all who may favor me with their work
Burlington, Feb. 25, 1856 dvf
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1868. Summer Arrangements. l8!
4& 3 e

Chicago, May IS, 1856. ''0~' o ie
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