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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

- NC" 'FIcHHs, Uct. u.
Flour has advanced an eighth and is selling a.
| 1928. Red wheat had advanced White whea,
| quoted at Sl,62. Western mess pork had ad.
vanced fourth and was quoted at ST., per Dbl
| Lard dull.
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s The people of South Carolina have re-
turned Hon. Preston S. Brooks to Congress, and
armed him tn seventeen canes, II brace of
pistols, raw-hdc and nine drinking cups.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

sef ANY young man wants to reach the high
top-gailant mast of felicity" let him make
journey through Maine, sitting on the back sea.
OF stage coach between two down east girls
with only one piece of spruce gum for the three
to chew.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
Later Tres. K.n.as

The Tribune of this evening has the foilo,i,.
dispatch.
Topeka, X. T., Oct. Ia
"A delegate Free State Convention was Ill,
here to-day, at which it was decided no, to h,,a
an election for Electors Of President and W., Wa
President on the 4th Of November, on AGO..
Of the disturbance and distress prev ailng in ~
State. s
"A Mass Convention is called to be bela =,
Big Springs, Oh the 2sth, for the purpo.. :,
providing for the election OF delegate 70 O..
gress, the election Of J. W. Whitfield tsipo y
pudiased By the settlers, as being based ene,
the fraudulent laws Of the bogus Lerisla,pssSS
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~ We understand that two schooners went
ashore at Chicago, during the severe blow OF
Friday afternoon. A gentleman who left Chi.
cago on Friday night says it was the severest
storm of the season.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

q On election day, Capt. Rynders was in
Philadelphia with fifteen hundred oil his plug
m,,ssers and was mel there by large deiega-
tion u Rip Raps from Baltimore, and conjoinlly
they labored for the Buchanan ticket
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DARxisa-Sas.-Jnlias, what profession do
your trudder follow now
Jsiiss.-He am larnin to be vocalist in Nes
York.
Sam.-Whar am he stadyin's
Jslisa-At Sing Sing.
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st. Johns, n. f., Oct %.
There was fire here TO day by which over
100 tenemen:s were destroyed. Loss $50, 600
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

FEMALE wages are still very high in Cafor.
mia. Advertisements in San Francisco papers
offer $40 and $50 month, for girl. letter
says:
II would astonish you to see some Of our ser
want girls in full rig, OH Montgomery street.
$40 blue velvet dress, a $50 bonnet, gold chains
and big canoes to match, are not at all unire-
quent.
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1900, q Ne Press,

XNee0O05Ot y u HIeSOs I.
Around her waist PM ms arm
It felt = soft = cake,
.Oh dear I" says she, -shat liberty
You printer-nIen DO take r. -
aWhy yes, my Sail, my charming gal,
II squeezed her some guessl
Can you say aught, my chick, against,
The freedom Of the press.
kissed her some--I did by gum
She colored like beet,
Upon my living soul she looked
Almost too good TO eat!
gave her another buss and then
Says she, I do confess, st
rather kinder sorter like
The freedom Of the press!"
P. P. P. Printing Presses, Puipits and
Petticoats.-These are the great levers that gov
ern the world. Without them the bottom would
fall out, and society would become chaos again.
The press makes people patriotic, the pulpit re-
ligious, but women sway all things. There would
be no going to church il there were no girls
there; neither would there be any going to war
we're the soldiers to meet with no applause but
from the masculines. Without the sunshine
shed by women, the rose of affection would never
grow. nor the flowers OF eloquence terminate.
In short, she is the engine of life, the great mo-
tive power to love, valor, and civilization. In
proof Of this all history speaks trumpet
tongued. ar
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MILITARY RESOURCES OF THE PoPE.-The real
forcefof the Papal army is now No more than
$500 men, viz II ,4oo infantry, and 600 cavalry,
exclusive of two companies of artillery with
twelve pieces OF cannon. The Papal feet con-
sists of a IL gun brig, which is to be sold, and
two small steamers, that only put out by day
IN. 7. Eve. Post
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ITO PERSONS Having Horse. E.,ray.

/ m, I.stfHys
l. The undersigned has established in Burlington an
Agency for the Recovery q Esrdy Horses, and will
ali times give prompt attention any of the kind
which may be committed TO him. lie has the d.s-
crption OF some seventy 1--we or eighty estrays which
have been taken up in Des Moines Henry Lee
ties Persons at distance, therefore, who have horses
estrayed, by sending descriptions and making appca-
ton TO the undersigned may themselves both time
and money and at the be sure Of recovering
their lost property Charges moderate.
2S-wtf Address JoUS KELLY
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Col. Curtis, NJ G. elect, is on the stump in
Southern Iowa, doing good service for Freedom
and Fremont
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from the n ia vetta TpIh

Ffom tHe LaIayette IInd.J Journal.
A responsible gentleman Of tins city is pre-
pared to make an affidavit that Judge Ham,
mond, the old line candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, told him short time before the cleo.
ton that six hundred Irish would be imported
into Tippecanoe county for the purpose of car
rying the election.
From the Louisville Journal
Put THIS AND THAT decentralization Saturday
last, fully three-iourths OF the Irishmen at work
Oh the Louisville and Portland Canal were dis.
charged. On Monday and Tuesday few or none
of them could be found in this city, but the
vote of Floyd county Indiana, just opposite here
was increased about the number of discharged
Irishmen.
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The TRoUssEAU OF 4 PRINCEss.-The bridal
arrangements, the magnificent trosseau of the
bride, &c, in view of the approaching marriage
OF the Princess Royal of England at Berlin, at
tract so much attention that hundreds are actin.
ally going from London to witness them. There
are SIX rooms tiled with silks, satins, ribbons,
velvets, costly lace, artificial flowers caps, gowns
gloves, body and table linen, diamonds and Jew
elry, shawls nantes, and toilet requirements
OF every description, color, and material. Thir-
sy persons have been engaged during several
months on the embroidery, and 100 needle-wo-
men have worked On the different articles,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-29

The New Orleans Bee of the 26th ult, says
ut is no secret that the leaders of the Buchau-
an party here, as well in most parts of the
South are disunionists." "Par parenthese,"
continues the Bee, "they had better begin at
once, as old Buck is already dead cock in the
pitt" ..-
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DREAMING MATCH.-Sir William johnson.
who was superintendent of the Indian affairs in
America, previous to the revolution, received
some suits OF clothes from England richly laced,
when Hendrick, king of the five nations of the
Mohawks was present. The chief admired them
much, but did not say anything at the time. In
a few days after Hendrick called on Sir William.
and acquainted him tina, he had a singular
dream. On Sir William inquiring what it was.
he told him that he had dreamed that he had
gave him one Of those fine suits which he had
receivedirom over the great water Sir William
took the hint, and Immediately presented him
with one of the richest suits Hendrick, high.
" pleased with his generosity, retired. A short
time after this, Sir William happening to be in
company with Hendrick, told him that he also
had dream. Hendrick being very solicitous
to know what it was, Sir William told him that
ne had dreamed that he fHendriek) had made
him a present of particular tract Of land (the
most valuable on the Mohawk river) of about
5000 acres, Hendrick presented him with the
land Immediately, with this shrewd remark
Nov, Sir William, / viii never dream with you
again, you dream too hard for me-" The tract
thus obtained is called TO the present day. Sir
Williams DREAMING land 9
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NOTICE Is hereby given that there will be let at
~ public to sale the LOWEST res ponsibIe bidder, At
The Postofhce in the town Of Kingston Benton tosBsbp,
on the SIKH Of November next, contracts tor nj, kng
ditch or drain. Said ditch con II At =
slough IN section g. In Jackson township and TO extend
to Bradley's pond. 1t is TO be about nile in 9Th and
divided into sections of all eight mile rach and 10
be lth feet ide and from inches N feet depth
hinue specifications to be given the Gay OF sale.
BY order ofthe Hon. County Judge.
}. WILSON WILLIAMS,
Drainage Commissioner for Des Moin.s Co., Iowa.
October 4th. lSLR. Atw
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n OT1CE.-Tie subscriber has lost or H!slaid Q
note for $Oo, payable TO him and dated In October
or November 1884, signed by John Shepherd drawer
ana FRANCIS Redding AS security. All
toned against purchasing said note the only
entitled TO the Possession OF the sane
ELIJAH AINswORTH.
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NUElCE is hereby given that have this day been
appointed Executor Of the estate OF Christian Rein
ert, late OF Des Moines county Iowa. deceased All per-
sons having Claims against said estate hereby notified
10 present ,he same for payment duly authenticated ac
cordng to law, and all persons indebted SAID estate to
make immediate payment T. p. THUL.
Oct. 4. ls,6 o22w1ts
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NOTICE Is hereby given that We have this day been
appointed Executors Of iht estate OF Henry barton,
late OF The county Of Des Noines state OF Iowa de-
ceased All persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified TO present the for payment
duly authenticated according law and all persons
debted TO said estate to make immediate pHyment.
NJ. C. HARRIS,
Oct. I'D, A. ID. 1856. 4tw wM. BARTON.
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UNFRAMED or stolen from the undersigned,
~ living in Kossuth Des Moines county Iowa, a ches.
mt sorrei mare, i've old last spring. hind both
white scar on the right hip; also small the
le lore leg on the pastern oin' about IAN hands high
very round body. twenty-five dollars reward will be
given to any person to return III. above described
to the undersigned W. VI. yASZANT.
kOssuth, Oct l3, 1856. 3ivs
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HIxl, Price for Hor,e..

Porter's Spirit of the Times, in qnoting the
sale OF Lexington" from the Louisville Jour
nal, says
1t is possibly true that Lexington has been
disposed OF by Mr.. Ten Brock for SIS, 900, but
the idea expressed that this is the highest price
ever paid for horse in the United States, is
not only preposterous, but ridiculous. Deliver.
ed here, Priam cost over $4,000. Rodolph
sold for $4,000 yes Rodolph, the humbug!-
Monmouth Eclipse sold for $4,000 ! and was
worth about twenty shillings! Post Boy, who
was the Northern champion, and run against
John Bascombe, getting jolly well beaten,)
was sold for $4,000! Neither he nor Bascombe
were worth "shucks," and neither has been the
sire of winner fe to start for sour buttermilk.
At the time of their death, Bertrand would
have brought respectfully, S35,ooO, though the
latter was ten times the best horse-and so
proved the fact. Shark and Medley sold for
$4,000 each.
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49, 1rad TA4 WHSLE 4sa6S
~ 1spuhlsen nate Central Comnltsee Of
Ia1tnA. have ~ ssped an addresses ~ peo-
- froa ~ilisA ~e clip the following enphsfic
paragraphs, containing truths which ever eisc
for win do well to consider:
The principles of the Republican party have
been grossly misrepre>entcd, and many have
been prcjndwed against Us by the shameless de-
ctaration, that we desire 10 abolish Slavery
where II exists, and 70 place the negro upon an
equality With Us in all the political and soci Il
relations Of life. more infamous LIE was
never uttered, and its authors know il. We
contend for the exclusion of Slavery from terri
tory eon-ecrsfed 10 freedom, 90 that free white
men may 60 there and establish for themselves
homes never 70 be contaminated by the curse of
Slavery and its evils.
alition with any party which, through secret
organization, or otherwise, throws its influence
and It's votes in favor of the extension of Sla-
very, we stand firmly and exclusively upon the
Republican Platform proclaimed At Philadelphia.
We ask for the principles there avowed the can
did consideration of all men, confident that they
must give them their sanction at the ballot box.
shall Sarery be Ertendedf' That is the
only issue, and the people will not be distracted
by the side issues Of temperance and other ques
tons which were improperly and unjustly
brought to bear against US at the late election by
shonest and INSCRIPTIONS demagogues. Let
that issue be but fairly presented and fully I'M
derstood by the people, and We have no fears of
the result.
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ANeve neye,...e Il ln1ians. J
4 rlLLoRE PAPER OUT FOR FREMoSTll
How willard va. Elected Governor !! !

1sassas fer the Change.
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Ottawa, Oct, 81, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
GratuItous Advice.

TT" Almost everybody wants someihing-nohe are
So fortunate rs to be entirely independents III the src'
meaning of that Il rmwe are ALL IN greater OF less
degree dependent on each other. This being an IN
di.putabe fact, we propose to point ont "oue os
which most of YOUR desires may he grained, VIZ
II YOU want any kind of iaborers, mechanics, or
clerks; vnvERTIsE. - c .
If Won want an Office, house, lot, or iarm
ADVERTISE. ,o,
If YOU want to exchange property, or To borrow
money; ADVERTISE. e.
If YOU want to rent or sell houses, lots, or farms
ADVERTISE. - ~- 49,
ryou want to dispose Of your busincs; ADVERTISE
If Won want To rent rooms or offices; ADVERTISE
If YOU want any Kind of employment ADvpRrSE.
Whatever YOU want have or to dispose oi ;
ADVERTISE. - o. +, .
Among the many advertising mediums we may De
pcrmiied to recommend 10 your favorable cohsider-
nton the "ORovlLLe DAILY BUTTE RECORD" which
f. read bv many people both nj home aud ABROAD III
II suits YOU send in your tavors, and Tor :; ir COM
pcn-ntion we will introduce YOU to several ihu'es ana
Gentlemen, who otherwise, perhaps. wuud never
have heard of YOU If the 'RECoRD' does not SUIT
your fancy dverise in other papers all events
ADVERTISE! These suggestions are merc'- hr"w
out for YOUR benefit, and because we belit'cft |" oe
our duty to inform YOU Of everything which - cacu
ted 10 enhance your interest. Do you believe the
above s good avice. We pause for reply
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

GHERIFF'S SALE.-Ry Virtue Of adecretal order
- issued out of the District Court, Ninth judicial
District in and for Butte County and state OF Cali
forna. made the 18th day of June A. ID. 1856 to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum of four hundred and ninety seven fifty one hun
dedths dollars judgmen and interest on said amount
of Judgment at the rate of ten per cent per anuu'
til paid ana the sum of ninety eight sixty one hun
dredths dollars COST and accrune costs OF said order.
out of ,he property hereinafter described, to satisfy
the aforesaid Judgment, wherein NJ Walsh is plain
tiff and A. Skinkie defendant, TO wit: Commencing
on the Plaza in the village OF Bdweli, County ana
State aforesaid at the North east corner OF Lamp
Iida's Saloon md running in an easteriy direction.
to the conner of the said plaza, sixty feet more or less
thence in n sontherlv direction TO the corner on the
street of Messrs Hoffman on which their reservoir IS
situated thence in westerly direction 10 me he oi
Lamn & Hida's Bakery, add thence In southery d.
recon TO the end OF the space dug out and formerly
used ten pin Alley including the space Ning be-
tween Lamp Hida's Lot and the Reservoir Of
Messrs Hoffman Co, together with the Billiard ga.
loon situated on said premises, which will sell at
Public Sale AT tha Court House door in Bidwel coun-
~ and state aforesaid, on ihe 4th day of August,
u 1886 at o'clock NJ. to the highest bidder for
cash. ara
Dated this 18th day Of July, A. ID. 1856.
p FRRER, Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE
IFS Sacramento street. next To the Pacihc Mhl >.
Co.,s Office over Wines X Co.'s Express Office.
SAN FRANCISCO.
ROOMS. NUMBERS l., Q AND 3.

ROOMS. NUMBERS ], = AND ..
vUHUIs INSTITUTION is founded for the cure OF
Syphylitic and Scrofulous complaints and all
ofactions OF The Genital Organs of whatever nature
Instituted for the express purpose OF r'sg private
at the instance of many medical gentlemen
who have seen with pain the imposiuohs prhchced
bere0tore upon those who have been The victims o
living advertisements those connected WIN II are 10
nursue to certain extent this means oil Introducing
it to public notice. -, .,..., :;
Those applying for advice will find constantly IN
attendance inedcf ability of undisputed SKIN III TINS
class of complaints, and ill be dealt WIN IN the
most honorable and straightforward manner,
For the purpose of securing privacy 10 ihe most
delicate several apartments are SO arranged mat pa
talents viii be brought in contact with none, but The
Office Physician mat, ,.-,.oa
Those applying to this Institute will the charges
reasonable. and the treatment superior: Ladies ana
gentlemen who desire TO become patients without
Calling nj the rooms of the Institute, can be attended
Commun,cation from all parts of the country VIII
be attended 10 with promptness, and medicines sent
If desired. bv enclosing fee of ten dollars :,
No efforts will be spared to make the Howard heui.
cal Institute wha, it purports to be, philanhrophc
Consultation in English, French, Spanish ana
German. =, an opu Addrass
Howard Medical Institute, llo Sacramento street,
San Franc SEQ nm uoc.rrpry
Office Physician, Dh' H. "o""i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
SIleriH's Sale.

UDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
I'D bv John Jones, a Justice of the Peace, in and
for Ophir Township, Butte County, and State Of Cali
fornia. to me directed and delivered, commanding me
to make the sum ef thrtyfour-S34 OO-dollars judg-
mcnt and seventeen thirty five one-hundredths--
Sl7 35-dollars costs of suit and accrung costs of
said writ of execution, wherein the Eureka Tunneng
Company is Plaintiff and r A. Goodrich il defendant
have seized and levied upon all the right, title and
interest of the aforesaid defendants in and To all that
certain peice or parcel efand situated near Cherokee
Flat. in Oregon Township, Butte County and State of
California. and claimed for mining purposes and
known as the Eureka Tunnelling CompUny's Claims,
said defendants interest being eighteenth part of
said claim which will expose 10 public sale, at the
Orleans Hotel in the Town of crove. county and
State aforesaid, the 2Sth da of July,A. ID. 1886,
between the hours prescribed by law, 10 the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated this July 5th. A. d 1854
P.FREER, Sheriff Butte County,
By NJ. A. McLAUGHLlN, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25

DR.. CHARLES RonlNsos.--The Sacramen-
to State Journal has been permitted to make
the following extract from letter received
in this city from DR.. Robinson, the free soil
Governor of Kanzas. 1t is dated Leaven-
worth, May oath, 1856:
81 am in the midst Of another excitement
more violent if possible, than was that IN
Sacramento. 1t seems as though the devil
was to pay in this country, at the present
time. and no money in the treasury. am
now under arrest and indictment for usurp-
alton of office and for treason, and expect
to be tried next September. There is but a
step from the sublime to the ridiculous, ana
but one from the Governors olhce TO the
gallows-so it seems"
DR.. Robinson, was one of the principal
participants in the squatter riots of sacra-
,nento. in the summer of 1880.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
CoTNTY or BUTTE.

ST ATE or CAIIFORNIA, County Court
CoTSTy or BUTTE. Al Chamoe's.
IN the matter OF James II Drake. an lnsoven,
Debtor. c.
I'm PURSUANCE of an order made In the Counly
n Court Inv The Hon. Joseph +. N. Lewis. County
Julge. nj Chambers on the 3Oth day OF June, a. ID
ls56-Notice is hereby given TO the creditors OF the
said pettioner IN Insolvency, James II Drake, 10 ap
p ,be thjrd day of the Augaust term of the County
Court. A. ID. 1856, to wit On the 9th day OF August
ensuing at Btdweli. to show cause If any there be
Why the prayer OF said petitioner should not be gran
ha dichar0ed trnm his debts as lnsolvent Debtor
witness my hand and the seal OF said Count.
LIS. Court affixed, this, Both day Of June, 1000
at Bidweil. 60. c,,
a54v ByM. II. DARRAcH, Deputy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-25
SIlcrin's Sale.

UBY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ED by j. Jones, Justice Of the Pence, in and for
Ophir Township Butte County. and State of California
to me DIRECTED and delivered, wherein l. am com
manded to make tho sum of cue hundred ana one
seventy five one hundredths tSl0l 75) dollars Iudg-
ment, and four twenty-five one hundrcdhs ~ %
dollars Of suit out of the property OF jacob =
Morris the defendant in said execution, and accfuing
costs of said writ, wherein n. Carol is piaintln-
Therefore in pursuance OF said writ nave seized ana
levied upon all the right title and interest oil the SAID
Jacob : Morris in and to the following property, to
wit: All that certaiu peice and parcel oil lana sllu'
ted in Orove. 0phir Township, Butte County ana
State of California. and described on the map OF me
Town of Orovile as foowe: Lots number one !
Two. u three 81 four.4 five, 5 and six.n III bock
thrty-six, So: Lots number one two y hVe SIN
Il, seven, Z and eight. 4 in Block eight, S-Lots num-
ber one. two 2 three, four, five, >, SIX, u seven
and eight. E, in Block number ten. l0-Lots one, l.,
two , three g. four 4, five, 3. six @, seven ana c,
eight in Block eleven, llLois one.i, TWO :, lrec,
s. four t. ve s. six Is, seven. and eght, 9, III bock
twelve l2:Iots one. two, :, three, s. 1Our 4, h'e
g. six &. seven 7. and eight S, in Block twenty W.
Lots one two - three s. four 4, fye D. six b, seven
z and eight 4, in Block number twenty-one 2l;-l'os
one two . three g. four A. five D. six d, seven ana
eight g in Block number TWEEN ytwo 22,-Lots one /,
two J. three g. four 4. five ), six d. seven ana e'ght
s, in Block twenty-three 23-which VIII expose TO
public sale ut the Orleans Hotel in the Town OF oro-
ve on the 2eth Day of july A. d. ls56, between the
hours prescribed by law to the highest bidder, Tor
cash.
Dated, this July 9th. A. D. 1856.
! p TREER. Sheriff Butte County.
By VI. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Deputy.