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90 H.--lw LLWib 3. WA0o w.
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IOUGHS, co q II .. - Richardsen's
u Wiid Cherry and Bloodreot Candy, - one q the
best remedies for Coughs, Colds Hoarsenes. Ilekhaa
n, Inns dif6calties Give it trial For. sale ~
JOHN J. RICHARDSON, Confectioner corner 18TH
and Cary street. Also BY John " Pollard, I'm g.
a Bodeksr. e. J. Pieot, Ado Gray, Meade Y ga
f.r, Laidiey Robinson L. B. Thomas, B. N. La-
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Mas. C. j. ALLEN, DRESS MAKER
WOULD respectfully inform her egnomsn ana mo
TIA hlic senersIly that she still remains ct her old
sfsnS M ii6 Msin street, three doors below Gov,
erpor street where she 10 prepared to CUT ana
MAXI DRESSES ct the shortest notice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

TNO LUMBER DEALERS And Bull.
l. DERS-The subscribers having determined to
discontinue the Lumber Business, offer their entire
stock at greatly reduced prices, consisting, of viz:
$4,000 feet WHITE PINE, all qualities and
thickness
10000 feet Southern DRESS FLOORING
600 feet Whitewood BOARDS and PLANK.
fs ALSO,
Black Walnut, Cherry, Maple, OAK. Hickory,
Yellow Pine Boards, SCANTLlNG, Rails. &c. &c.
The attention of the Trade 10 particularly called
10 our large and extensive stock determin.
ed to close out the entire stock without delay
Il. l. g. WHITFIELD,
oc 2o.-Imif Corner of Cary and 10th st.
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- NOflUk.-An old Negre Woman,
named CLARA, . stranger in the city, was
IA sent on an GRAND in the neighborhood of
A0 Ehockos Creek, few days sirce, and - she
80 "a not yet returned, itis supposed she has
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* ~ received BY the subscriber, and reward
49, III IL siven 81 l. RICE,
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!. 1ss East Gde of the on Market.
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MN. AaaRt.- 40 Barrels prime u. U.
Nl NolssssG Is hhds. do Cubs Mus. dol 90. Porto
Rice , d. !. ''a''' ''' 'i Er 4 n WEBB co
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lHySSwS,.Tzz5 FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. re-
ceived to-day, MONDAY, and up
instant
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day
Shippers are requested to send IN the names Of
their conssneea Tuesday afternoon, or their ship
men,s will be consigned to order.
oc N-2t LUDLAM WATSON.
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DTACK AND COL0K I'D elLkS.-.l A.
ID prepared to show some Of ths ehsapese snd .ael.
est Blsok 8iks purchased great secsihess which
can Recommend for durability - sli thcss who VIII
Also, one lot Of Ceiored rlsia SILL. = g essa
cheap. AUoubI,o
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AsTRErT RETWEEN cANAL AND BYRD
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTlON.-Win be
sold, on WEDNESDAY, afternoon, the 18th October,
1856, Oh the premises commencing at O'Clock, the
large Brick Dwelling, located shove, and opposite
70 Messrs. Samson 4 Pae's Foundry. 1t contains 10
rooms; 10 well built and 10 supplied with city water
and bathing apparatus.
TERMs-One- fourth cash; balance at 4, and u
months for negotiable notes. interest sdded secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
oczl GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
STATEMENT or MILTON f.. CLARK.

Sr Louis, Sept. 6. 1856.
hereby certify that Ihi,.5tcen resifen, OF
the City OF Lea sc,Isy nrth H. r., some four:,,,
months, and have been ragagedin the provision
aud grocery busRess there III, to Tuesday last
When was quietiy attfn, Gnsiny bs;siness, Two
armed men cs,nie into uts stisse aud order up.
TO leave the city immefiaGeis, and ret OF, t!e
steamer Emna, then IA; Tie lesee, boand Tor 81.
LOUIS. 4 ssad large STOCK groceries in sore
aud they would ilot allow me 10 take then, away
and was obliged 10 get an order sirt3.. Capf.
Eaiory, the captain OF the fGitians. be!or, e,,,,ll
take away my trank The t9o ilen who ord
ed ,ae away we're Mr. Washbgrnc. who Ions
he ferry. sI lr. Hyats. They said tiie ACT, j
Under orders, and told MT t..e sooner itsis ne
better. i ain formerly from tie Sts.te d! ohio
but since iiy residence n LeayeDNofii,I have
never taaen SIDES witt either p,-ty, nor Ia g
proclaimed INV sentiments. was toll; That |
could not stay in the TERRITORY unless would
take up arms asaiiisl the I'D aaoIIEiol,ists as
they meantto pei every one frols he territory.
faere were aeoat ieIts Others driven away on
the same i3y that | was-, I'll nv hard cat;nrs
ioryears wets, stock OF gools u cf, Is now n,
thc hands OF tsY cttraieS. Als clerk urged Them,
10 allow haso tai and lake ciiaf 4. ii al mon
erty, assuring them that H. w..s sso.n krnsueks.
But they ttes}s refused 10 allow ilf;a 70 shy.
unless be woald ,etc a 5artss against the ,ree
Stise i.lei.. He i.ere1ere Was abitsesi 10 leave
altii me-
Capt. EaseFyi wish about one hnasirad armed
men, rode through the streets, prosI.,l..s.rs tina
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ST u -. n 81
- yesd IS xe &. - - q enay
ysass g SO, NseM ~ y. 81 - - MI
g. . 1ofk on Z sArrs q y ailases Z - g con
sner.tis note y ysfsasf e 81, :.
2. " aisnce hsd = dAn1htcr ana ni.eo gtft.
nom anoAs ca9hteen years 81 ~ - I. nah.es
being OF stcsdy tvra. Sss NOT fAikat.ye
eaoagsi g MT ti,ear tsnes ana assef nsiisg
various plans .nd tricks without success to--as
shey said--raise nis iaess, tncy caught aiarse
frog and put 4 inso Daniels bed. On gcins @
bed be soon discovered the whereabouts OF he
bedfellow, and Pitched bis frogship out Of the
window, and never afterwards betrayed The lesst
sign IN regard % the joke.
About a fortnight afterwards, Daniel found
LOT Of cfestnnt fnrs, nearly n sharp - fhssses,
and eontrived to deposit nearly bali peek IN
the girls bed; and sftcr the girls vent 70 fteis
room and had time 10 undFess. pc took candle,
| wentto the door, rsttled tho latch, when the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
L0UD0N MULLIN
81 ST s - n ~ LANE asENT.

- ~ 81 - ~ - II y ~ n ~ on n Nc z
eoGneta EiGffs. &oy.e,
- oPehea az 1isse on Bfeaawt ~ next door eps Of
Mons Drug Store, where rsicGlsr and p.r.onai
sa'n VII be gwen 20 the ...tNk AG5hGY
80 r. ~ all Its brssfcies 10 Cornei iltgs md
SoeN Sly l-hhd pssrcfs and In Asbraska TsTitory
ie :, Preparing correct copies OF tie GoyeJLu chi Flats
aI saflg secured tc ICES Of good Practical Sur
sey.y, VINO has thorough .e,,ge Of cur Wsser-
ana sheir strseysHH be 31 pose sic Of ali
district. 80. 80 above
Land Located for Settlers and ais,an,
the lowest rates. Dealers o.
Commission. AZ ard seld on
Eans Warrants bought am
for saie. for cash, tine c. nStarty on hztd
hi1ls oil EAs .e3,ig. b
aOitcS.IfctyS made, arr ought and Sold .
Ted, q current Fstes of - process pren pity remit
Notes 1siseGUp, ..Aahfe
Deposits ssfoIl a. fiIre, well seelrei.
e - 49, ed, aId fnftt,ti allowed.
Lnsessk 81 REFERENCES
MorpNi. ,sas0ns. BaEkers, II. Louis, Mo- ss..i -
5gEs 81 81 -, heCiung & Co.,
Az (,,~ aIringsoL suii.
M cooi,.s, a'o, = Co, Bankers, burlington, lows
cos'snauFi d Brueks 1880. 81
SSpsafing Coca Co, Philadelphia. -
~ .,efeItiss Z Co. Boot. n.
na Jn. sas. Ia r!ab, NJ. c. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
81 y w Y; Gear Co., Burlington, Iowa.
"oSa, Bacon Co., Philadelphia
=. sShinb, Council Bluff, Iowa
r n Hei,drie, Burlington, Iowa
'a'A'p'' iap,ss!J
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Mr.. EniToR: As many of my fellow citizens
have thought it best TO furnish yon with true
statement of the great WRONGS that have been in
flie,ed upon us. also take advantage OF YOUR
columns o adj my statement. | went 10 Leavcn-
worth City early in April, 1856, from Morgan
county, Illinois, all at that time being quiet. |
took my wife along with lnc. Soon al, CIR arriv-
ing there engaged in business, which was pur-
chasing Vegetables, poultry, &C., III Missouri, and
hauling and selling tire same at Leavcnworh
City. Afterwards / opened II store, and conin-
ucd following my business, attending TO il, and
nothing else, upto last Monday, when | was in
formed by the mob, under ihr command OF
Capt. Emery, Vim. Russell, (ol the firm of Ma
jors l. IilsseiD and others, that rs WIS Il free
State man, / III As leave iorthwi,h or, ii stay
ed, must nrepaFe to die, or take up arms and
fall in ranks. | told them, that | would rot
fight with them, tha. had never said or done
anything ihat was in violation o. he laws OF my
country. They them ordered me TO leave at
once, not giving me lime TO settle up my bust
ness, or anything else. The steamer Emma came
to our landing during the morning Was waited
upon again by the mob, ANA tost 10 fake my wife
AID 90 Oh hoard the boatat once. asked them
TO let me take MY goods with me, Int they told
Inc should nor, ana said. Go. aboard the boat
at once, or VIC will shoot yo,, on sight" called
ry up. AS soon she could pas on her bonnet,
she came TO the door, and the iaub started US
ahead of them, and Ioilon cd us down the boat
thus compelling me to leave behind m. all in
the world, which cost lie about SOTO; and this
has been the fate oIall vi o, when asked, mere
~ said they were i'll favor Ola Tree State. This
has been my only crime, and for this have been
DIR ven from nj hoH.c, forced to leave all the
worldly cifectsI had 10 The mercy OF an n!nriat-
ed mob. In addition In INV stock of goods
had also bought Il lot of ground from Thomas
Siocum, adjoining Tbs. Store of Majors 4 Rus
sell, On which had almost enough lumber haul
ed to PIT up a house, which intended TO hav.
commenced in a short time. I have written the
most Important facts in relation to myself; hut
l cannot attempt 20 describe the awful STATE oi
things that exist there Have seen men killed
and scalped in one or1two Instances tor nothing
III the world only telling the truth when asked
their politics. The murder of sr. Phillips aud
brother was the most cold blooded murder ever
committed IN the country, The mob attempted
TO search his premises he forbadc tEeni and like
man defended them by killing one mnu and
w0undiug another. tor which he was fired at hy
at least % men, and his body completely rldded
with balls. Sash acts as the above are more
'ti,an flesh and blood can stand.
wilfebcrosels no more upon yOur time, bat
l cannot give yoa anyfain4 like ull the atroci-
ties committed in that territory am willing
to be sworn TO tie above statement
rs FRANK QCISYsL
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THRESHIKC MACHINEsl
NIOFFsIl,s paTENT!!

PIE undersigned manufacturing a large number
OF these celebrated Tlreshng Machines, which they
oer TO the farmers Of this country something that will
exactly meet their wants. Our mate rails are well Sc
ected and seasoned, and work done The best man
her, ana we warrant our machines 10 perform right In
cry respect To thresh Clean and make ready for
ket Ms much grain In given time, with little
any other Ia use.
This is the Machine that has taken the highest prem
UNI ut the last three Stale Fairs in Ohio, ard in msty
other places In he Western Country and is regarded
those acquainted with LIS merits, foremost amongst
Threshibg Machines. .s.s -.
ouR HORSE POWER, Is we think, tie most simple du
rahle and Eight ruDning power yet Introduced In the
western country, and will not al 10 Itself 10
those acquainted nh IT. use. i. --iEs = HsTF
All kind, ofTerairiog done shor, notice. a y.
orders or communications from distance promptly
attended to. PSI X. SPENCER CO., .
. may2lwtf Burlington Iowa,
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John Van Rarcn il, a 'gials Place.

John Van Rurcn ia IA Giai.x Place.
Aiter Prince John delivered himself ii Chica
60, as VIC learn from the Tribune, he proceeded
to Milwaukee, aud said the same speech there ON
Saturday evening last After John had got .n-
der good Roadway, an extra from the Democrat
Office was circulated among the crowd contain
ing the Buffalo Platform. aud extracts from
Johns speeches on the slavery question in 1913,
in which he pledged himself for HE 10 maintain
the doctrines Of abolishing slavery in the DIS.
trct OF Columbia, prohibiting il in all the Tern.
tories, forbiidng the admission OF any more
slave States, asking Heaven to paralyze his arm,
and strike him speeches., IL he ever voted for
or advocated the election OF a mau to office, Who
opposed these doctrines, and declaring that Nor.
thern men who held views opposed TO those he
now advocated, ought to be psrslaptorisy dama-
ed: also the Resolutions OF the Cincinnati Plat
formAaga'nss slavery Restriction, showing the
antagonism OF Johns position III ls4s-sts with
his position now. John was puag,cl He fount
himself in tight disagreeahla ix. In his Rufia,
10 speech in ls4s he declared:
iii lever vote for, oradvoeate the election al
q man to office, holding views opposed 10 The
doctrines Of the Buffalo Platform, May my right
hand forget its cunning, and my tongue clcaxe
10 the roof Of my mouth! And any man hold.
ing contrary views, md living at the North,
ought 70 DO pcrcmptorily damned
Now he Is opposed TO Congress doing this
same thing, and places himse.lia the ca,esnr,
OF those who. he said. ought TO be reremp,ori.,
damned, Hc attempted 10 explain it away b,
saying that he believed in the power of Congress:
to prohioit slavery Ia the territories IN lS4s AM
he believed IN i nov, but was opposed to III,
policy Of cxcrcising that power.
What shabby dodgcl
John stuapcd.thc Free States in ls4s in he
half Of tho right and dnfs Of Cor rrSss Il, ps,,bsl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

THE DEMOCRATIC PANIC In PENNSYLVANIA
In,he past fosty eight hours a large number Of
citizens have returned from visit to the East
etn States, and bear concurrent and oyerwhcim.
ing testimony of the fact there is chance ,ehat-
erer foe .Kr. buchanan TO carry his own State II
Pennsylvania! A prominent Democrat OF thus
city one of the most active and valuable mcn-
hers OF the Democratic party, and who has just
returned from the cast says that the Democratic
party give up the State, aud that, from what he
saw and heard, he has no hope whatever. that
SIR. Buchanan can carry Pennsylvania
Our readers will remember that we have late
" published numerous extracts from Eastern
papers showing the numeroas aud constantly IN
cpeasing deiec,ions froR, the Democratic party
in Pennsylvania 10 the Frcmon, party. Ih,sc
dciectious have now become so large and their
ratio so constantly Increasing that the Democra,
tic party in the State arc completely panic.strick-
en-, aud the cool and diSpassionate members OF
it admit that the State is ifretriereabty lost 10
Buchanan. Louisville Jour.
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re GREAT AMERICAN ,-
/. Z. S.MAII. AND EXl RESS ROUTE.
ToNEw YORK AND BOSTON, VIA. i.' '*
q MICHIGAN "a, XnitkkN 81 LAKE
Skss ksk. ke as.
THIRTY SIN HOURS TO NEW YORK
FOUR TRAINS a DAY,
CGNDAXS excepted carrying the great through
- Eastern Mail. us -
The on,y direct and reliable Railroad Route, beng one
hundred and twenty miles to Cleveland psburg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore and Wasfa;mg ton,
than any other route, and the most exhibitions route to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE, VIZ. .-.-
1s-Fas Steamboat Express leave Chicago at 5:45 A. Nj
connecting at Toledo at ~ p. NJ, with the splendid
Steamers Of this ins-arriys in Buffalo mex, morning,
connecting with Lightning Trait for New York and
Boston, AMI arriving evening, making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston, and
that on one OF the splendid steamers Of this Line
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi
srEys T., iy.,n :; Wi, ~ A; M.
next evening.
39-Express Mail leave Chicago at P NJ,
arrive in Cleveland nee: morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg At noon, Philadelphia Baltimore, New York and
| Bos morning t7
4tA-NgIt Express leave Chicago at .945 F. II.
arrive III CievelFnd neXi day at PM Pittsburgh, and
wheeling at M. Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc, fol
low ing morning. also CONNECTS at Cleveland with trains
for Dnrhirk ah Buffalo, arriving III New Yor; the
| day ii noon, and bnS:on a,4 r,M.
MI the above trains connect direet through to al points
| i'll rlno aud Pennsylvania, w,ilpu, any detention.
0m!y three Trains Saturday, leave at A. ~, 7.l5
! A.. NJ, anG ..iJ p. r ...-
| only IRE train Sunday, leave a, 9i5 P VI.
The h P y train Oh Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday tuorlingu o'clock.
Tie fnlowing magnificent steamers, hav;rg all the
comtnr's and l''Sures irs class hotel The line
between ro.edo and BLfaio:
Western .,ictrorcs. CaDt A. D. Perkins,
Northern Indiana. Capt l. T P!entt.
Southern Michigan Cart. L.. IL GoldSiuth.
p. NJ arriving at Buffalo at est A. VI. - .f-.
**shigs"ge checked Dm.Airk and Buffalo, thence
| to New York and Boston.
Only ,wo changes OF cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

FIRST SALE OF LANn IN KANSAS TERRITORY
The President has issued his proclamation au
thorisins the sale of the eastern portion of the
Delaware t~ast lands in Kansas Territory. The
sa!e>is 10 take place on the &c tn of October ut
Fort i.eayenworih. These lands, says the Upion,
have been classified and appraised, and viii not
be sold Cor less than the appraised value. The
towns and cities laid ont on these lands will be
sold in lots and blocks. The number of acres
to be offered Tor sale is about 2es,SS3 and the
quality OF the land is unsurpassed perhaps ~
any other equal body OF land in the United
States; and the location of the tract lying and
being around Fort Leasenwortii, is very eligible,
and most desirable Tor a residence.
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CHOLERA CURED.
5IR. MusAEIL,

MR. MrssEIL: - M ., fenh'' aug ''h' l7'''
I'll hon,lsy last NY son, eighteen years Of age,
s 'ohenihg bke The cholera shurp pains 10 his fee,
anu egs ara very severe cranping ia the besels We
Sahhislered your American Preparation aud The third
y Nv. va. ehaoied 20 leave his bedapd walk shout.
rs NY family medicine and the public should give It
fair trial and il wilae, its noble part. i52'E
s.z7g.if ef8 respectfully Yours. S.-ess-..7..
J. q. DAVIDSON
MunnePs Great American Preparation, for sal. Who'll,
safe and retail al squres Boss late an Iynv
may2Swy E H s4t --''%e' 80
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The bogus Democracy has sown the wind, and
there is no help tor them-they must reap the
whirlwind Tncy have linked themselves, body
and soul, to false gods of slavery, which our
fathers knew not OF, and they must perish in the
day of trial, when these are impotent to save.
1t was madness to imagine that this great Re-
public, framed by our fathers for such purposes
as are set forth in the preamble Of the Const-
tuition, could be converted into an instrument
tality for the propagation and extension OF hui
man bondage. 1t was infatuation to suppose
that the freemen of the North, who recognize
the dignity of free labor, and make it religious
duty to teach their children to recognize and
revere it, would quietly see it made an outcast
from its broadcst, and fairest, and most solemnly
assured domain, and wretclcd, stOid, degraded,
black servitude pushed into its place. A people
who have once realized the ends, and tasted the
blessings of free government, do not so quickly
change. Party leaders may, for purposes Of
their own, give themselves up to such obliquity,
and the natural tendencies OF the mass OF any
party to follow its leaders may do much towards
perrertins people rom just principles and the
right path, but are utterly inadequate to pro-
ducc any such reversal OF ,haracter and con-
duct as would be involved in such chance as
that labored for by this modern slave-driving
Democracy. The truth OF this will soon be ex
lihued in a way which the blindest of them
cannot mistahe.--IN. Y, Courier Enquirer.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

New AND DANGEROUS CoUSrERrEir.-0ne OF
the most complete and perfect counterfeits which
has made its appearance Of late is two dollar
bill upon the Commercial Bank of the Midland
District, Canada, Montreal" 1t is clear and
bright, as far as typography is concerned, and
the engraving exeelcntly well done, and well
calculated to deceive the best of Judges Buff.
Advertiser 4tl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fraud is circu-
latng Its 4 ''iwon (2) on the Indiana State
Bank, at Bloomfield, not secured, having the
Figure two in the upper left hand corner, and
the same figure, with the word 1.-TWO" over IT,
10 the upper right hand corner. Lower right
hand corner. a train of cars lower left hand
corner, canal boat. &c. Signed by N. B. War
her President; j. c. Bennett, Cashier Look
out for the scoandrels whoare passing the mo
stny