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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

r. R-The editor of the Keokus Times con-
graduates his readers upon the sound Of tie
steam whistle, 'ior the first time in the VALLEY
Des Mones" ast a-s
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Result IN NEw YoRK.-Thc Albany Evening
Journak ofthe 9Th, inst, gives the result ots the
election in that State Fremo,t's majority over
Buchanan is 75,052; over Fillmore 132,5so. - T.
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Shall We Ealter J

There are those, however just may be the
cause in which they are engaged, who, on the
first reverse of fortune, always falter; distrust
the propriety of their previous efforts, and even
turn back, where difficulties seem less stubborn
and success more sure. In military life, such
war, punishable with DEATH At all times, it is
an act of cowardice and sure to bring on the re-
creant, disgrace. ,; ~
In politicallife, even though the danger is less
disgraceful, to fal,er or turn back; and while it
may not so distinctly imply cowardice, it shows
as palpably, questionable spirit of adventure,
or a mercenary desire for the spols. In the re-
verses that have just overtaken us, as a party,
as the party of freedom, does it become us now
to falter, or forsake our party or principles? If
our motives were honorable, and our purposes
just in espousing the cause in which We enlisted,
then it is incumbent on MS not to lay down our
arms, though it is well to rest for while from
the tolls and labors incident to such strife
1t is but an armistice, not a surrender, for the
trusts reposed in our hands are sacred to free
dom, justice and humanity, and we can never
surrender them,
The Republican party has been beaten in an
unequal contest, but is not routed. 1t met its
enemy on unequal ground, and was repulsed ;
but it retires in order, and will be found again
and again under the same leader, fighting for
the same undying and Interchangeable principles,
that now are, and ever will be emblazoned on
its banner. The cohorts of slavery, determin'
ed in purpose and mighty in the spoils Of Office
have driven US from the field for a time, but vii
find us at our post, when the battle Of freedom
has again to be fought.
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nicn"'o"a "SsPei eiHc"ns'"n"a:a
More than bait n century agos twceeoa, ,sSes-
intentioned mens w Ibertoree and Howard. in
augutated new school OF philanthropy, which
chose Tor its Subjects scbtlndrels aid ssSagcs.-
lt.wnsn sort OF revieap Of tiles tsths ssoresn
philosophy, which Jwesd yaril y'atteIoptsioa bin
ish misery and pain from the, werll s{ .sve iiost
would have been inaosent, bui for, the, ineyl9-
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made honest men less comostablei an,iq en-
eourasing s9vages in tdleness and san ioshsm
you imposed, heavier labors on the whlte
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

DETENTION OF ;TRAINs.-The Train from Chi
arrive till next morning, in consequence Of a
Freight Train being off the track and q break
up Of cars few miles east Of this place.
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/, EDWIN H. GRANT,
AND COUNSELLOR A La W, /
sess NOTARY PUBLIC.
~ sss 4 md General Land Agent,

= l-3f PELLA, MARION Gu, IOWA. =,
yvyiLl, attend promptly to buying selling and leasing
w Real Estate, paying taxes, examining titles, pre-
pairing Of legal papers, making collections and all other
matters connected with the Real Estato Agency business
Whi practice the legal profession In this and the adoin-
Ing courts. .r,
Rk,sasNoKs; II. Sherman Co., Greene, Wear Rice
N.pes Moines; John White Co., oskaioosa Ia nss.
Nh y X 49,, Cn.innaU decas
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! DID NOT VorE.-A Gentleman from Adair
County, Missouri, Informs. US that. there were
slots of menntha did not vote at the late eec-s
ton at all, who would have done so had there
been Fremont Ticket in. the field, and soa,e
of them the most prominent men of that
County. @igs : f7sl5eeFh saE{ E7 ~ go a&
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Among the births announced in the late Cali
fornia papers is the following "At San Fran
cisco, Sept. 10th, Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne, Of a
son." & rs saa G sa II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

PECAN CRoP OF TExAs.-From. all accounts
the Pecan crop will be this season equal if not
greater than the yield Of 1852. The exports
Of this crop the above year was enormous 4.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

- J. L. Enos, for FIVE years the editor
of the Valley Times, of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, has
retired from that paper. He was the oldest edi-
tor in the State.
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Fl. MADISON,

3f .',i%7 z. Fl. MADISON, Nov. IL. =.
Mr.. EDITOR The following il the official
vo.elofs Lee county, on the Presidential ticket;
Buchanan 50 us 215S;e1
Fremont 1880
Fillmore s 600
. Buchanan leads Fremont S7s votes only, an and 4
is in i Aminority of 27a votes as against thea
whole vote cast in this county j
Had not Fillmore been in the field, this eoun-
would unquestionably have gone for fremont, mon
as at least 6ye out of every sixs votes cast foH
Fillmore, preferred Fremont for their secoud
choice. ls..5s=5. t, go. - q s,s.s
Since the election has passed several OF the
pro-slavery Know Nothings Of this county, Who
had been very ins,rumentsl in drawing in voter
in favor Of Fillmore. confess that they voted for
Buchananan and breckenridge. IA. s IN s4s.
[ Our Republican friends in this county are al
ready preparing for the next campaign, BY the
reorganization OF Republican associations, &c.
Yours truly, s.
g 81 D. r. MILLER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

CoMING DowN.-We notice several Rats
from the Upper Mississippi passing this city,
which shows a rise in the waters, sufficient at
least to doat them out from their summer quar-
ters in the smaller streams a!ora. 80 --.- -
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THAr's Ir.-An exchange, in speaking of
Buchanan's majority of 1000 in Illinois, Won
ders where he got SO large vote, when the
whole male population, didn't but little exceed
that number. But recollecting that there are
1900 adult males in the district who cannot
read nor write, says it is not at all surprising,
but just as was expected.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

s3s Gen. w, I. Haskell, says the Huntsville
{Tcnn.) Advocate, who has been hired by the
Know Nothings to canvass Tennessee for them,
in a recent speech at Sparta "boldly declared
that if he, had been member of congress in
1850 he would have voted against the fugitive
Ella va 10 W. - % ese 'st:s
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BEAurrFuL Fnulr.-We are indebted to Mr..

BEAuTIFUL FKUIT.:---We FKUIT.-We are lndebted 20 nj.
WA. LoPER, of Huron tip. for a basket OF, the
finest Winter apples We have seen the present
season. There were three varieties, Spitzen-
bergs, Bellaeurs, and White Winter Par,nains,
all of extraordinary size gand beauty. We
should be glad to exhibit these fine specimens OF.
Iowa fruit to our friends, but experience has
taught US that it does not pay. .ase 4 .gT..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Observation-Disclosures may be said
about the price Of Bs:ssr, there are more
Chickens and bigger. Turnips, brought into
town, than in any other place Of its size on the
River say nothing OF ''soa,e P,smpkinsr
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NEW SHOE STORE!

YVHE subscriber having opened the store on Main TSN
street next door 70 Messrs. Carpenters, JeWel-
ers offers for sale select and fashionable assort-0
ment of LADIES' AND GESrLEAES's mOOts. a. Shoes
ccnslstnc OF the latest American and French styles
Having been for the past 1--WE years in one OF the
largest Shoe Houses at the East the snb
scrher atters himself that his goods cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction. fap2y.l EDWARD NJ T0RREY,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

A SrARrL1sG PREDrcTIoN.-The New York
Times thinks, that '',he re-opening of the Slave
Trade ihintthe next four years, is far more
probable Than the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise was four years ago, s.
The public men of the South-those who con.
troll and guide its public sentiment--are rapidly
making up this issue for the direct and final de-
cision Of the people Of the Uuion--is Slavery an
evilto be removed, or blessing to be made
nprretu;;l ~ & 4 si=sF .st sr-. 20 -Ft ssaes
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No less tnan $780, pounds Of quicksilver
we're exported from California during the six
months ending July lst "a
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! Boston City, says the Transcript, owns IS
school houses, which, with the land, have cost
81 ,66a, ,s3S-
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FREEDOM OF THotsifr DENIED -PRoE. Hrp
RICK MoBBED.-Our usually quiet town was the
scene of grent uproar and disorderly conduct
on Tuesday night last. It BECAME, knowRt.as1
Prof Hedrick was in town as q delegate ~ The
Educational Convention, which was then in ses-
sion; this was calculated to excite the indiS-'
nant feelings of many of our citizens, who de-
termined to disgrace him and compel hun 10
leave. An effigy was prepared and placed in
front Of the Presbyterian Church, where the
Convention was in session: and on adjourn.
.ment of the Convention, the sfiigy was burnt
in the presence of the Professor and nearly eve.
ry member of the Convention. This ought, to
have satisfied the crowd but II was only the
beginning Of the riotous proceedings. They
soon collected in a large force and proceeded,
under much excitement and with much uproar,
to the Female Seminary, where Frof. Hedrick
was lodging; then came the -"tug OF war y
They haleotd, hissed, groaned, and proceeded
in most riotous and reprehensive manner to-
compel Iledrick TO leave town. f., The excitement
became more intense and greater disorder. pre-
vailed, as they proceeded. The rabb'e @as
finally quieted by the appearance of several Of
our citizens, who prevailed upon them to,
dsperse,-[salisbury,i (N. C.) Rep, Banner,
Oct. 90.
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! INTERESTING TO FAgNERs.-The article Of but.
ter Is just nov. held at high prices and often diff
I6cuk tos BE obtained atant price. 1t is now sell
ilisg at 80 10 IS cents'per pound, an excessive
price when we consider theaactusi cost Of pro-
ducingsis, when there is such an abundance of
food "a In this country tgS3sa.{&
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Burlington Band.

! xSu1SSs = -
NfR. w. j. KILLINGS. late Of Cincinnati
vi would respectfully inform the public Of Burfngton
that he has formed Cotillon Band and now ready to
furnish music Balls Parties at the shortest notice
Mr. Billings returns his most sincere thanks for late
patronage.
sorees given every other Friday during the winter.
Applications to be made at the Wightnan House.
n 0,,.dh 2
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FApTAN nRYDOLF.

VTOUSE, MEN. CARRIAGE & ORNA---
III MENTAl. RAlNTER, aJnitatcr of Ho>d
aud Marble fresec and Scene Painting. Paper Hanging
Gasns 10, kcShcp Third street, between Jefferson
and yastey.sss 8Fs aa y mar3s.y ~ s13t -
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wbat WI, poor iIssi,c;y,eee "a /, eal ftir

This Is an Interesting siqaestfpnia What win
poor Pierce do He i;as yer fopr 'honts sI+fta
him in which 20 do something, II NE clooses,'s
within that tirne he may remove @,he .rra,esssi
stumbling Block in the way Of Mr. Buehahsf.-.si
the Kansas question shohfd Mr. Pierce ass in,es'
the responsbiityi and secnrc The afhlssiui, ofia
KANSAS as flee state, BE VIII atone fflihatsiii-
gle act, for all the border t,fisnisn of %lhchTs
he has been guilty for tie last two years Twe~
80 further, aid declare Il orr fixed Ieef fst-
M, B,icsanan shoafd be relieved from lsfs-;e
sposibffts Of making Kansas 4 siATa s ra.t'craE
he was nominated because hs hands were .sefaSs
ioi any pationl JIM this plot Of D.ida aiia
Atyhisen ior lending slavery ipie free terripo-sy
ry fby torce ofsrns. As, sast this sduly ;,rce>
Of Work assumedb N. Pierce sfionfd 81 n.fi-~
ed 7by hiin Wfvs should the she ej,i w!ifeh at
hasbrokelsdow,i poor sPiereeim team iirrr,l ,,oa,
the slquldersiof Buchanan 2 Why saddle Lim
/ With this Ipld Nan ot the Sea n ,Nr. Pirrce
should relieve his sueressof Of hi ugiy iese OF y
business !; and by admitting Kansas ~ q fre =
State, be will save Bncksnaa save The deniocfa-&
icy, and put them their pegs again, ahirernrnss
to, ,Cone95d ip perfeet, biszs Of ,sory- Mat
| viii poor Pierce do II Is psiii what he eousht
to do but still the QUESTION reufs Wig. sviii
poor Piofes do ~ NoY .,Herald. sGss > - sss4ss
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The Post Master at Council, Bluffs, Iowa, is
Mormon, and his household Is presided over
bysthree gentle DANES 81 'isa9s sEt q aa1
So saysthe Pictorial State Demoesasaof 5Das-
eaport & ~
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Kansas Land Agency.

BL0OD. RASSETT d RRACKETT s#
SurycYOrA salasi General LAND Agents.
= Law renee and Leeomapton, Kansas.
Viii yve orompt attention to the selection and Loca
,en ~ pnhr LANDS Buyng and Selling OF Real Estate
Ne collection Of Dues Payment Of Taxes for Non.kesi
dents aud all other business connected with Land Asen
C
Land Warrants bought Sold and located. Land en-.
tered OH time Money loaned and interest paid on ae
ressss.
Particular attention paid TO all business sentby mall
-REfKRkNCES.-a
Benn, Williams & Co., Bankers, Fairfield, Iowa,
A. j. Stevens l. Co., Bankers n. Des Mones
Col IA Walker, Register Land Once
Cooibauyh brooks, Bankers, Burlington
White, Cook Co,
Col G. Rassett, editor ofthe Dial, kewanee, Ill.
.uea. q. s. Boutwch. Groton, Mass,
l. g. Potter, agent Ponroy Rolling Mills, Cincnnat ..
@. Gerrish, Merchant, Groton, Mass.
a. n, Mpop. o. a. aAssxrr. q. c. aRAcKxrr.
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WETMORE & VANHEE.

drawings and superintend the construction Of build
ngsof all description, public and private Office, North
Third street, Burlington. Iowa. tjsn.2l.y.l Il
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These Counties are all in the south part of
the State, and lying along the borders, some of
which are very appropriately styled Egypt
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~ 4fase HaAv ~ NlascasiDe. I
4 Bs tie kindness of ! friend. We have Is Ia
beer enabled % secure 4 list Of premiums Asss
ded ss eAts fair. We make lev extracts
for the most part showing only such as ser
awarded to citizens Of Des Ncines county W,
are unable to find room for the woIe list
W. =. Day and +. Day. Of ysn Barren conn
", carried of the lions ehsre Of premiums on
cattle Weed, Of Museatine county, Legrand
Bsiegton, Of Johnson, and Gov. Crimes recciv-
| ed several premiums on cattle. H @. Stewart
and Oliver Mills, Of Lee county, exhibited the
best herd
Tie Iowa Chief, owned by Ar. LARSON, OF
jackson county drew the first premium for tho.
|rcashlbred horses; Ethan Allen, owned by Wal
lace, Of Nnscatine, the End and Black Hawk, jr.
belonging TO Ar. Phelps, Of this city, the 3d.
Dr. Snyder, Of this city drew the first prem; um
on riding horses 'as45 s
pLows. Burlington carried of al the pre-.
minms on ploss. Parkinson 4 Co. received first
premiums on old ground plows, breaking plows
for oxen, do. for horses and corn plow, and one.
second premium. Il. Ray, Jr. received three
seeondpTemiums. With the exception Of adj.
ploma for Q subeoil plow from Moline. These
were ali the premiums awarded ts' '.4's'. 81
Mr. Winterbotham 4 ZONES, Of Fl. Madison
were awarded premiums Tor the best garden
tools, and best corn cultivafors, arai' ,hay and
manure forks and hoes, grain cradle and OK
al ~: ,a:3,
for churn.., a ysai 81 Il ea.i a.aals
{ Messsss spencer8 Co., of this city, we're
awarded premium on best horse power.
Mr.. John Hexson,. of this county, got pre-
minrn on best sweet potatoes, and A. w. Com
stock Bro. on best and largest Variety Of ar
pies. Mrs. G. Neatly drew premiums on apple |
preserves, jelly, tomato, figs, sc. Misses L. E.
and N. E. Comstock drew premiums foe spec. |
mems of painting and drawing.
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HAVINE sold my Sash Factory to Mr.. R. NJ. Wash
I'll Burn, would take this occasion to express my
thanks for liberal bestowed on me, and RECON-.
mend continuance of the to my successor as one
worthy Of confidence. [feb 25:ly1 CHAS. A. WHITE.
GWEEP, scroll and Ornamental saw.
- inN, in connection with my Sash, Door and Blind
Mandatory. North Main st Burlington, Iowa Brack'
cts ofsvery description done to order. -
mar1-u II. II. WASH6URN.
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L-Jssn h%Aataffe4 lbasttfa4
SeyeE set yourself mp as. a, musician j,,st bc
cause yon have got drums IN your er.. nor liz b, 10
heve Yourself school teacter sibceatiisee 4 on
haze pupil In youreyezs 9asssae e he ,ss9e,
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INSECT sLIyr--Proiessor. -Asazziz sssss, moro I.
than lifetime would De necessary 10 enufner.
ate the various apecies Of inseets ana r.belf
tneir appearance Meiger, 4 German cr,.ssrsdq
ahd deEHbed;foo species shith he.colscted
ina dstrici of ten miles sireaiafer Thev
have collected iu Europe 10000 aIecies al ;u. ~
sec's preyng on wheat. III Berlin ,wi0 hfoSsss.t
sors are engaged co,lecfipg, observias and do.
seribing ifsscss and thsir habits, and affs3dy
tifey hayss pabiishea 6ve 'iarge volumes npoi.s
I've insects Which sisasa s0restisessS 81, II sE,
sk'es9 tess z. 500. al %
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To what pass have we come if in, this great
country man cannot Mink as he pleases-
The days Of the Inqusition aud Austrian tyran-
ny were liberal compared with the above. ...
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chicago Lumber.

VulCHkU AUmUCAs
ISyANS. I.AlDlOW a. Co.. Wholesale and
T. Retail dealers Chicago Lumber Shingles, Lath and
Square Timber. Purchasers can rely on finding com
pete assortment at all times, We have made arrange
ments at Chicago to ship daily by railroad The supe-
riority Chicago Lumber rated acknowedgedhy
all who have used II. & 5y = sst -
Yard corner of Third and Market streets, the Rail-
road, opposite Hawk-E Rye Mills, Burlington, Iowa.
AUi4 " 1900
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
A II. BuRHANs Co., on Valley street. Burlington,
IN Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their
tablshmcnt, and now making MATCHES of very
superior quality and are prepared to fill all orders how
ever large that they may receive Our matches
ranted to be as good as any made .&fssst
We also manufacturing largely, WRTINa INKS Of ,
very superior quality, and fill all orders ut low rates.
Orders solicited. Tapr.27y.] ev-
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~ ll1 SASu HYAKES, NISD0FBLINDa WE1TH.
j gMt-HCAkOLAG dad CHAIN PUMP FzxTERE6-
HAVING snaKged my eseahlissMent and having on hand
good supply Of all kinds Of building matsrias. am
prepared put up budinGsin town Or country on the
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Those Wishing 70 purchase any Kind of Budins mate.
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experiences OF fourteen years In the business hope 10
sse satidacton 70 aii Who may favor with their WORK
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