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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19
From the Mnseatine Journal
AMERICAN STATE CONVENTION,

Below will be found the proceedings Of the
American State Convention held at Iowa City on
the 5th day of March.
The only exciting question before the conven-
ton was that Of the ratification of the nominees
of the national convention for President and
Vice President.
The Convention was not large rs the news OF
the national nominations had reached but few OF
the counties of the State. The vote on the ques-
ton of Ratification however, was when taken by
by counties, unanimous When taken by yeas
stood about FIVE to one in favor of the Ratifica-
ton Some delegates were in favor of post
poning action, for the present, on the question
others thought that such step would be equiv
alcnl to the disbanding of the party. Whether
the convention acted wisely or not in acting thus
early upon the question, the future must deter
mine. One thing is certain, however, that the
action of the State Convention will have ten
dency to call out the views of the different conn
els in the State and will cause a full represcn-
taton at the State council which is to meet in
May, we believe, by which time there viii be
more light upon the subject
The Convention adopted the State ticket selec-
ted by the Republican Convention, which We
think is one step towards union of the oppo-
nents of the Administration in Iowa.
L
feeling in favor of Mr.. Fillmore in many parts Of
the State. Heis believed to be a national man.
He is known and has been tried, and at the pres
cnt juncture of affairs, we believe that such a
man will be preferred before one who is u,tried
and uaknown.
Iowa CIrY, March 9Th, 1856.
The American Convention met pursuant to q
call, and Robert Cover of Cedar county, was cal
led temporarily to the chair, and R. Gable of
Muscatine was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting was then stated
and on motion the chair appointed one delegate
from each county there in attendance rs a COM
mittee on credentials, consistingof
J. S. Richman of Muscatine, Thos. Macon from
Mahaska, c. Ward from Tama, L. J. Center from
Scott, w. Spicer from Cedar, H. w. Lathrop
from Johnson,-Lncas from Iowa, W. G. w.
Brown from Linn, II. kirkpatrick from Wapello,
and R. G. Andrews from Jackson county.
On motion of representative Spleer from &C.
dar county the delegates were entitled to cast
one for every hundred votes in their county.
Rep. Spicer also moved that a committee Of s
be appointed to report permanent officers for
this convention, which was carried and the
chair appointed, Reps. Spic,r, Richman, Lathrop,
Hoover and Centre, said committee.
On motion adjourned till "a o'clock P NJ.
% o'clock P. M.-Convention convened pursu-
ant to adjournment. Committee on credentials
reported as follows:
The committee on credentials beg leave to re-
port that they find delegates in attendance from
the following named counties, and that they, the
delegates from each county named are entitled to
cast the number Of votes set opposite each coun-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

nK-At the late State Convention of the De
mocracy of Pennsylvania, the roll was called,
and members expressed their preference in re-
gard to the candidate for the Presidency, with
the following result: Buchanan, 126; Dallas, g.
and one for the nominee of the National Con
vention.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

THE CRoss AND THE CHAIS--The Syracuse
Chronicle says, that a gentleman of that city,
who lately returned from the South, saw, on
Sunday, mulatto coachman at church chain
ed to the wheel Of the carriage-the chain being
round the poor fellows neck, and then fastened
to the carriage, SO as to prevent his escape. His
master was inside partaking of the sacrament
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MARRIAGES NANUTAOTORY,

Rurlington> Iowa.
HAVING srca,iy Increased my facilities for q
A manufacturing CAasiAess, would res s9E8..
bIy invite Al those wanting article In my line to
q md examine my materials aud work use nosnns
hes, Kind OF stock in building my work. and my
snss tinker Is all Imported from the East have q
sstu twenty ave jobs nearly Finished GA hand SUCH -
afh baegies, rev pattern light aud fancy plain light
p and open Bugree also, one two-seated fancy Phs
~. snmething entirely new.
~ Il think al persons wanting Carriages would con-
"a their Interest by calling aud examining my work be-
-, -, ,ss,i'ag Fast. tmarle.epsml MN. C0RNWEL.
ftrssan Observer ana acid Ledger, copy three
s'ss sis sesa hils 10 tes Nt,iee Eaf col'ectiae1
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- The average time of the eastern passa-
ses Of European steamers, during the past year
has been-Collins, 10 days and 20 hours; Cunard
line, IL days. OF the western passages-the
average time has been, Collins line, IL days %
hours and 10 minutes Cunard line, 10 days 9
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

JONAH OUrpoNE.-The Petersburgh Express
fishes up the following paragraph from a paper
published in 1T6t n
''on passage to Jamaica with troops on
board, flittle boy who was ffer, sitting on
the gunwhale, by sudden roll of the skip, fell
overheard, and was directly swallowed by a
shark. A hook baited with piece of beef was
thrown over the stern and the shark was pres
emily hauled on board. On opening his belly,
the boy was found snugty seated between two
ribs, and unconcernediy playing his ffes
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

eB Charles s. Lounsbury, editor and propr
etor of the Chronicle, published at Kosciusko,
Miss, was murdered at that place on the night of
the goth ult., by young man named Richard
W. Payne, who escaped the officers of justice.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

STILL CooL.-Monday morning the Thermom
eter indicated 10 deg below o, and Wednesday
morning deg. below. This will do pretty well
for the second week in March.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

The n Y. Tribune has been shown by Genin
the halter, a speckled trout 26 inches in length
and weighing IL pounds. twas caught in Lake
O'Claire, hundred miles northeast of Mon
freal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

Not single American paper in Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont Rhode Island or
Connecticut supports the Philadelphia nomina-
tiOns
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BURLINGTON UNIyERsITY.-The summer term
of this Institution will open, as the -reader will
see by reference to advertisement, on the Sd
Of April next
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B- The Iowa HISTORICAL AND GEOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE, acknowledge the receipt of the follow
ing donations:
From Mr.. John Livingston S,citz, of Science
tady, N. Y; The Documentary History of New
York, VOLS, svo.
From Mr.. Hezskiah s. Chase, of Boston, Mass;
The Hundred Orators of Boston.
From, the Smithsonian Institution; The Smith
sonian Contributions to knowledge, VOLS 9, 8, 5,
6 and Z.
many; The Transactions Of said association and
catalogue of its library.
From the New Jersey Historical Society; Con-
stitution and Byelaws, Transactions since its for
nation. societys Collections, vols l, 2, 8, A.
N. J. Revolutionary Correspondence. Life Of
Lord Sterling and Historical Address, by Bishop
Doane.
From the Commissioner Of Indian affairs
History of the Indians Part V.
From the Author Iowa As 1t Is.
From j. II. Cougar; History of the First Pres
byterian Church, Newark, N. j.
From the Pennsylvania Historical Society
Right Use of History and Mason and Dixon's
line.
From J. Paul Cockey, Of Baltimore Gentle
mans Magazine for 1745, 1853 and l797-Uni-
versal Magazine for 1854, l7eo-European Mag
azine for l794-London Magazine for l76l-
SATELLITES Travels in North America in 1904, IS
and '6-Memoir of Gen. Towson-Letters by
Cobbett- Robertson's History of America-Na.
tional Calender of 1921, and Register of Arts.
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The Louisville Courier ofyesterday says: An
abolitionist was tarred and feathered at Flem-
ingsburg, last week, for tampering with slaves.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

PEORIA MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE CoMpA-
NY.-We call particular attention to the adver-
tisement of this Company, to be found in another
column. Some of the first citizens of Peoria con-
stitute the Company, and we candidly believe
there is not a safer one in the United States
Peoria Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-19

The AvENGER OF BLooD.-The brother of
Brown, who was so atrociously murdered by the
"6order ruoians," passed through this place yes
terday on his way to Kansas. He is a danger
Gus looking Kentuckian and takes as compan-
ion an ugly customer for those banditti, in the
shape of Shapes rife. May he do good service.
Iowa Citizen.
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WILLIAM STOWE.
II II. E. BARTLETT & Co.. A'

& ii Ft Successors TO foote Cod 81
Ny1ILI. continue the Commission and
w Forwarding business At the old stand
The highest cash prices viii be paid for GRAIN They will
also attend the shipping and selling Of Grain and Pro-
duee Oh the most reasonable terms. Sxles guaranteed
Coal furnished to order by the ear load or by the bushel
either on tae track or will be delivered to order.
RurlInctnn 81 Z. t2s y
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HOWE'S Improved PATENT TRUSS
IL BEalDGES.-The undersigned proprietors
Of the above patent for the State Of Iowa. and
red to contract for the erection of Railway Highway
any part Of the State As the above Bridges have been
adopted of the Railroads In the United States
deem their strength durability and cheap
unnecessary All communications upon the subject
will receive prompt attention
Address. STONE, BOOMER BoYINGToN.
fchQS dw6m Dayenport. Iowa
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Coon MovE.-Judge Newman has, on behalf
of Des M9ipes county, subscribed the sum of five
thousand dollars for the construction of bridge
over Skunk river at Augusta. The subscription
is upon the condition that seven thousand dollars
more shall be raised by private subscription. 1t
being presumed that twelve thousand dollars will
build a substantial and permanent bridge, thing
which is greatly needed.
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Al Z nURROUGHS & co,

DRODuCE BROKERS' and General Commits.
sion Merchants and dealers In Flour, all kinds Of
Grain, Hides Pork and live Hogs. The Highest Market
Price paid for all the above articles Warehouse and o.
nee In John Davids Building, Water ST., between
Washington aud Columbia, Burlington Iowa. tnovs
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JOHN PROCHASKL
G. M. CHI E r Y,

t.gtsG G. NJ. CHI E R Y,
(Successor to X. ". Cooper0
AEANUEACTURER Of SAFETY GAS
WI LAMPS, and Patent Phosphene Gas,:an Dealer
in French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps Chanda-
rs &c. of jefferson and Fourth Streets Burling
ton, Iowa-Burning Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camphene,
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and rehnished, july11.
]. w. & C. A. WHITE,
DEALEI1S i'm STOVES, CASTINGS md
~ Hollow WARE, Tin, Copper and Sheet.Iron Ware,
Timers Stock &C., at the old stand Of Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa. lal a june20.
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HAwK.EYR AND TELEGRAPH.
The D-I Repreving Sir.

"TIGHT PArKRa--Tbe nomination Of Mr..
Fillmore by the National < N. Conyention-his
Enforcement by the old line wings everywhere
and last Of oil the ratification OF his nomina-
ton BY the K. n. State Convention at Iowa
City on the 9Th inst, taken all together, have
made il slight papers, with our neighbors Of
the Hawkeye. They are apparently, q little in
favor Of Fillmore and little more against him
they are little In favor Of Sam, but good deal
more in favor of Sainbo-they shake hands and
pass the grips with Know Nothings, but grumble
considerably about the K n platform In fact
they look TO us good deal like folks, who had
come to the conclusion that they can, and they
cant-they vii, and they won't-they1l be damned
II they do, and they'll be damned If they don't. >"
Wecut the above from the Gazette of Tuesday
II Is . specimen of the fair dealing of that sheet.
The position of the Hawk-Eye has not been
equivocal since ne controlled its columns, as its
readers very well know, and as the writer of the
above classic tit-bit is just as well aware as any
Of them. Unlike the janus faced ex-edtor of
the e1-Genius of Liberty, who presides over the
Gazette, we have always pursued straight for
ward and consistent course, honestly advocating
those measures we we're convinced were right
SAu JuSs. AHC ASiSchoAJ SoiSunuoA WHICH,
would put up the influence and editorial
ability ofa paper to the highest bidder and sell
out to the party paying the best, is thing we
leave TO men who make merchandise of their
souls and prostitute what little ability God has
given them for q mess of pottage. So long as
we speak at all through the press, we shall speak
our honest sentiments, and speak them openly
and boldly. We never yet lost the friendship
or patronage of any body, where the first was
sincere or the second valuable, by such course.
But did we know that by continuing to oppose
the extension of slavery, as we always have and
always shall do, while any good result is likely to
follow, we should lose the valuable support we
now have, and make the publication of the Hawk
Eye alosing instead of paying business, we sho'd
not be deferred from the line of duty. While
there Railroads to be bull, lands to be brought
into cultivation, and thousand ways open where
industry, sobriety and intelligence can acquire
an honest living, nay even competence, we
shall never degrade ourself below the condition
of the African chattle in the southern cotton field
by selling ourself to corrupt party, faction or
clique. From such degradation, good Lord de-
liver u.s. 1t would deprive the hard life Of an
editor Of all the joys and pleasures incident to
his position, and make him thing of scorn.
SOUTHERN MrNcE MEAr.-A Washington cor
respondent of the Richmond Enquirer, would
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
F0OTE & EWING,
DEALERS i'm the
II GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
~ GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves
PARL0R, BOX and COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL OF all kinds
= HARpwARR, MANS AND BLAcKsNrR's Tools;
st. Louis Circular Mill and Cross-cu Saws, Of all sizes.
AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF TIN WARE;
mar. gay. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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RURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

A II. BURHANS & Co., on Valley street, Burlington,
~ Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their es-
tab,ishmsn, and are nov making MATCHES Of 1 very
superior quality, and prepared to al all orders how
large that they receive. Our matches
Fantsd 70 be Is good ~ any made.
We also largely, WRITING ISKs OF
very superior quality and ill all orders At low
Orders solicited. tapr.2lyl
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Golden EraaCooking Stoves.
riNSURPASSED nv ANY OTHER
~ STOVE.-Have on hand the different sizes Of the
above Stove. Any DESTROYS Of getting Cooking
Stove that suf be good Invited to cali and
examine the Golden Era {marchssl f00T,k EWING.
DIRI.E SOCIETY DEPOsITORY.-Atthe
ID store OF MeSsrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street.
Burlington, where English German, Swedish and weash,
prices, nov s
r E&SONS IN MUSIC.
IL Miss p n BRO RN, OF Ithaca, New York, viii give
Lessons the Piano to who may wish to attend to
the elements Of Music the resience Of l. H. Shepard
Main street, east side above Court street
Burlington. Dec. 5, 1855.
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. h. BURGE, Wholesale and Retail ~agsSED
- dealers in Furniture. Shop and saics-rocm-
Main street, four doors south of Jefferson. ~2>
A large assortment Of furniture just re-zzNW
ceived Every description Of furniture made to order
Arariety Of Mattresses always on hand.
Metallic Barrying cases and ready made collins for
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NEW CHINA STORE.
NIcKITTERICK A. MILLER.

importers and UtaItrs IN
Queensware, Chinn. Glass and Britain.
mia Ware.
Third Street three doors north ofHe Rarret Hovse,
BURLINGTON, IOWA
WILL duplicate pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago and
w st Lous bils without any additional charge for com
missions transporations.
az Country Dealers requested to call and exam
Inc stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Burlington, march s, 1856 Gazette copy
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:fortuaroim ann Commission
ALFRED S. FEAR,

Successor to Foot Co..
CNOR WARDlNG and COmmissicn Mcr.
II chant, Water Street, Burlington, lowa.-The un'
deFsyned would respectfully inform the public, that he
has taken house lately occupied by Messrs foote
Co. for purpose OF transacting General Commission
and Forwarding business and hopes by giving ms en-
tire attention. 10 merit share the public patronage
tN Particular attention paid to buying and selling
produce Of all descriptions. ALFRED 3 fEAk
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10 sTOyE DEALERS,

-. PAYNE, LEE & CO.,
AEAGLE FOUNDRY.
's's s. PITTNBTRGH PA.
NtTAcfCRERS Of Cooking and Psslor Stoycs
al CesShns Ranges, Crate Fronts, renders, Hollovare
Ageneral assortment Of Stoves for Wood or Coal
Esshle fcr the western trade constantly on hand.
ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SoLICrrED.
IA Is ISM --fcS4iNly. ~ i SCI
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Golden Era Cooking Stoves. !

r UMBER YARD.-J. w. L. w. ID. CHI.
bert, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Lath, and Square
Timber, the Of Jefferson and sixth streets Bur-
ngton, Iowa. oct soy
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FABIAN BRYDOLF,

ITOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE 4 ORNA--
III MENTAL PAINTER, Imtator Of Wood
and Marble Fresco and Scene Painting, Paper Hanging,
Glazing, 80. &cShop Columbia street. over Mr. Ben
nets wagon shop. feb4y.
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OGDEN & COPP,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
ND GIN ERAL STEAM no "A T
"A AGENTS., Water street burlington,
loWn.-lisve superior facilities for the Storage and
Forwarding Of Produce and Merchandise. ~
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"A virginian, who could conscientiously re-
ceive the nomination of Black Republicans,
ought to be hung and quartered, and a piece sent
to every county in the State, and exposed as
lesson to Virginia Know-N othings and Virginia
Black Republicans,
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H. B. w A r E,

So II. B. WARE,
CADDLE Il HARNESS Manufacturer
Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
In HARNESS. SOLE UPPER LEATHER kip, Calf and Mo-
Skins Patent aud enameied Leather Coach Lace,
saddery Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths Brass Hub Bands, &c, &c.
~ The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIDES AND
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SOUTHERN MINcE MEAr.-A Washington cor
respondent of the Richmond Enquirer, would
make "hash" Of every man from the "Old Do
minion" who would favor Republicanism. He
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LOUISVILLE, March 10.
on Saturday morning the steamer e. Howard
coihed o and sunk the steamer Henry Lewis,
rom cincinnati for New Orleans, near Troy, In.
oiaha, IN sweenty feet of water. Several lives
we're lost but not ascertained. The Howard 4
slightly damaged. - =
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O. M. WILCOX & 90.
vNTHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In
w Books. stationery Il Wall Paper, No.
Barrett House Block, Burlington, Iowa. successors 10
T. A. Van Meter ~ SF T
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS!
~ GERS. BURLINGTON, Iowa. would respectfully call your
attention to their large stock Of SUGARS Molssses Coffee
and great variety Of other goods In line OF which
In receipt Of daily invoices which win be sold At
low figures. SHORT REMlCK. f
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BANGOR, MAINE, March 10.
AT the Municipal Election here TO-DAY Mr.
Bowman, the Republican candidate for Nayor
received IA votes, Leonard Marsh. opposition
L2l. The Republican ticket is elected In five
out of the seven wards. - -
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MESsRs. CLARK & CHESNUT.

isuccessors to Michaels L Clark
nEALERS In Foreign and Domestic
~ Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware Boots Shoes and
Ready Made Clothing They invite the public 10 call and
examine their assortment They determined to sell
bargains for cash. fully 49, la
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M. OSTHEIM & sol
A. W. e. W. CARPENTER

80 Il. W. q W. CAHFENTGh,
nEALERS I'm Gold and silver Watches,
IL Clocks, JEwELRy, Siverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
Pens Fine SlverPated Ware, Spectacles Coral Beads,
Aorte Monsies, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Accorde-
ons, &c, &C.
~ Watches and JeMery repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver Store Main street.
RuyiinHf0N. IolrH. sent. %.
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JOBS y. cAssos wn l. I'D rHos. ?. sAusDEss.
JOHN B. CARSON & CO..
HMMIS SION and Forwarding Mer.
MA nts, No. IS Leyec and 66 Commercial street,
set13.--M Asss 5 ST IOJjIa Mo ~