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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
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So lsse- my hand, and caused % b. aAlxsd
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

There are 9 number OF young men in our
city who find it dificals to spend their EVENING"
pleasantly. Now our advice to them ,s to spend
their evenings at the Commercial College under
teacher BY any one, 10 learning the essential
requisites OF education, viz, Bookkeeping,
Psnmanship and Arithmetic, which are taught
separately or together, and our word for it that
they will find they have passed their evenings
more pleasantly, probably and cheaper than
ever before. 1t only requires the trying to con.
vince them Of the fact, aud we trus. that many
will avail themselves of the opportunity to ft
themselves for any position in which they may
be placed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

Z a. The intrinsic value Of those dreadfally
cheap and nauseasing commodities, newspaper
pads, 10 well illustrated By our neighbor up
street whose morning issue Of Friday contained
arose tinted notice Of the play Of " Ingomar !"
~ 90 "splendidly" performed BY Mr.. JAmison
and Nrs. Senter At che "GAieties" Theatre ON
the preceding evening" s@.f...,. { q
TaEArak.-Ths great play of Ingomar was
performed at the .Gaiesies" last night, and
gave satisfaction to all present. Mrs.. Senter
and Mr. Jamison sustaining themselves in
manaer chat reflected great credit on the high
repasation that they nov enjoy, &C., &C., &c. u
Owing to Mrs. Sentsr being sick, and tn
"GAieties" not particularly crowded, the play
Of "Ingomar" did NOT 60 off as announced
and - expected BY the editor. There was NO
play but that in the Gazette! This blunder 10 all
owing to the circumstance Of our neighbors
printing an evening bat pnIlisAing . morning
Journal ss-5tf - So So $50 ~ "
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

The National Organ Of the Democrscy b I
ting alarmed at the rumors that the Nissioss,
among the ChOctaws are advocating an 49,
OF slavery in the Indian Territory. S!.ur
an established institueon there, a. 10 veil -
independently Of Mr.. Buchanan's conssresil
Of the constitution. That ins region Of ~
Try, well adapted to the proGtabls smplsyu
Of slave labor, and which ID sss long % -
the prey Of pals-fscsd eapidity, il IL banu~
under soms show Of adjustment with ~ =
disns. j. now watched with jealous syss h =
tional men Of the South. The sliy.lrsss a.
Of losiog their hold on this pro- peetivs O.
harrows up their feelinsA and dlsarssun y
organ-grinder It Washington, in parsicslsE =
manner painful TO witness. The Onion ~
these four missionaries should BE- driven -
TIE country, - "abolitionists, sho Do -
else but fomest dificulties;r o being coss.ls1
ed in scheme ito abolitionize the sou,hsssI
srn snperintendsncy," likely TO lead 70 .,bss!
snactment Of the late diegraceful scssa \
Kansas" and because, from their iatimaissI
ations with the Indiana, they "sxsr,iss y
influence over them"
Before the Administration commences =.
proposed crusade against the Hone Nissia
society and IL laborers, Il will do veil to -
AIN that the facts are q alleged BY the e.
y, On due examination, il 10 found shat u -
ray % keep slavery there 10 to excluds q
gospel, then NJ. Bachaaan, IL bic organ ~
ePressnss him, wiz acs without hesisals-
Cincinnati Gazette.
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y ~ AlA1ssD Wass MUassAsa AaansD ?
1hs CIrr YEsT1aDAx.-On ~ ssA ulL, Old Z
bAinofidge. Cayaho9a soaaty, OAio, hn
ram Cess. From her Ausbaadts eoaasss = Z
quest uAs held. he poet mortsn ssvs.rA
asesaie - ~ rses@asA. TAe husoasd -
0msseS J. ". Wnliaaa e. CsyaAsas Falk -
a,sp.echsd y passait q hin. H Sraesd -
Aeniieoas CAaada; theses % PisssbsrgA. -
sytv.eia; thence 70 Allsehsay Cisy, aid -
g Aalamaseos AleAigsn. There all Tres 1s
Gme tailsd. hNs IL VS. - length lsssne1 10 T..
Voss had In Hartford, Wiscoasia, ies lse$
1Ao, I'D besa eapsursd q Hoe;ean, b uafh
fometoy, sdisor % he Mexican 1lguA q
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s!in sAesgA hAaa-ea1sd. 8 - Jasvs -
CAicagA A
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AAa - eevssal scsnisls hassly mi1Ds1 -
q We4eeeaA5 mesaiae - ln1s6.aig
1902 arrived ~ tAb siy, I'D p,apsA 49,
teesybe ~ Co1e y ~ hands d CApA KieAs ~
.tAshe Day polise. At4P. r.. yes1orlay, -
0eReeiA argssle4 Oele - NasAee slseel besssss
!nH4 80 16ossA H - p,AeeA y ~
49, hueSing. - vln lsavo y ~ ~ CF
49, eoanAy. OAis.-(ok Lesis -.
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GREAT. GxIT IN A SMALL CAusg.--A very
spunky 6ght came OF at the corner Of Jeffer-
son street and Levee, yesterday afternoon,
which afforded amusement to the loafing com.
nunity, for about Eve minutes, The belligsr-
ent parties were pair Of raftsmen-ths veap-
ons fists. and the cause undecided They
struck and bit and gouged and kicked and
rolled and tumblsd; they beslobbssed the pave
ment, and kicked up such heap of mud In
the gutter As to efIectuAliy bar the riverward
course Of the liquid nastiness, which hadn's
been cleaned out. A. length, just ~ little fol.
low was about to quit from exhaussion, big
fellow gave up whipped, and the twain walked
o6, fondly bearing the crimson glory Of the
fray in liquid streams upon thsir drapery and
visagss. @ 4a
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"a There are Q dozen or two of ambitious
and meddllng persons, who are emuleus Of the
fame Of the Jackson county mob-of the Cali
fornia vigilance committee, and, in fact, of law.
lessness everywhere, who are trying to form
themselves into rogue hanging mob in this
city. 1t is not because they have any especial
hostility to horse thieves, burglars, counterfeit.
ers or bawdy houses, but because they love
equally poor whisksy aud mean notoriety, and
having little money ard NO industry or thrift,
they are probably looking after black mail
We are told that they nightly parade our streets,
having the drinking houses A. base of opera.
ton and supply, and stop persons upon the
streets, making them tell their business, &C.
We have ample laws for the punishment of
crime Of every sort. We have impartial Courts
to enforce these laws with secure jails to hold
offenders There is NO excuse for any proceed.
ing Of this sort. 1t can hardly he justified un-
der any circumstance, much less in thi, COM
munity at this time, by parties such as are said
to be concerned in this farce. Probably this
community is more disgraced in reputation and
ia suffering more pecuniariy from the presence
Of this selfconstituted committee than from the
depredations Of all the horse thieves aud bur-
glars that ever have quartered themselves upon
US. Howbeit We rather think this Burlington
committee win never do anything more than
talk and make threats.
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some Of the Democratic organs in LouiIin
have had the hardihood 70 deny the charge -
the Democratic party there has fcssered - y
couragsd free negroes in Rap;das parisA h u
ercisang the right Of suffrage, and that CT y
4. Hunter, the Democratic candidate for -
Treasurer, in the November election led v =
polls band Of these free negroes with arr u
their hands % enforce BY violencs IL asssssI
ehelF right % vote. TO coa6rm The trssb I,
this statement, . number Of afIidaviss vsrs I'll
!'shsd In Madison (La) pSper, On the ~
INST, signed BY many Of tho most rsspeesall
cleisens Of the Of parish. AAidavits prove N
yond any coDtrovsrsy, thas Q nunbes Of 81
negroes in Rapides parish are in the hshis q
voting. and that they vote the Democrats ~
e. They prove also that when the VIZ -
sens Of the precinct prepared TO chalIsass 30
Tree negro voters, the present dsmoosssE go
didAte for State Treasurer, himself srnsS -
. dou6ls-barrsled shot gun and rsvolvss, ~
e The pells these free negroes, srnsd 80
dOuble barfsled shot guns and rides. so.sa1as
ehsiF right % vots. These afidaviss ~ 60
Y = The point and they ars nsds b. 80
kaown and respectable white cisiasas =
cafisn in which these free nsgroes -
Insre can b no doubt Of the cosrsetnsA
Ins sAEsiksrs ahoss " negro equally
me 1saee have not wesd 70 say n rslasiss
~ above most palpabls example Of 10 -
non ~ Ucir political associate.
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The New York Herald is advocsting q pro-
tective tarif. and the National Intelligencer,
seconded BY the Herald, 10 urging the necessi.
y ofs National Bank upon the country. These
two Journals, semi-oficial organs of the ad-.
ministration, one hailing from the lower strata
of the old Locofoco party and the other rep
rsseuting the aristocracy Of the old Wing par
~. jog along very lovingly together We
look upon them a. couple of doves set free
from the watcr-loged ark Of Border Rufian,
bred Scott Democracy to look for dry spot of
Tree earth where old Buck may plant himself
undisturbed BY the negro asisatiou. Will the
Administration 60 in for protective tariff and
Nationsl Bank! We caanot say, but wonldnt
it be entertaining to see the Democracy of Iowa
and the Onion haul down their black piratical
dag Of slavery extension and run up the stars
and stripes inscribed with protection to Ame-
rican White labor and National Bank to regu.
late the currency" - 7.Fs
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How THE PAxlC AFFECTS TUE GAM OF BIZ.
LIARDs.-Aen whose means are NOT miserable
pinched, who smoked ten cigars Z day. NOV
manage % do with half that number, and he II.
du!gsrs in brandy cocktails and gin slinss ara
calling much nearer the shores OF the Temperance
Continent than they have ever done before. II
al these loose expenditures there il, a. there
ought 20 Be, great curtailmens. Billiard 8.
looms have suffered considerably. Clerks Win
reduced salaries, cannot afford 10 caas avav
what little loose cash might b left 20 them. q
20 much 'atringn for the privilege Of maiinr
"canons," and .'pocketing" some lyory balls
On inquiry yesterday, and BY direct inspection
On Saturday, We found that the pfoprietors u
me billiard saloons we're great losers By shie
sudden panic.
avyKcrs or rHR PAEasURE IN PnrLApr1rnrA.
The Philadelphia Ledger publishes lise ef
isy-sight manufacturing establishmsnts in that
city, which have reduced their force Of man. q
discharged their banda altogether. The ucual
number employed in these coucsras = nearlv
!, 900 Four thousand have been disnianod.
The retail business u PhiladslpAie ehov. 7
o. prices to : very coaaiderable 81
!ene. The Ledger says: The money ponic IA |
lofced Goode into the market, which oehefviea
would have been numbering The sAslves az -
merchant o. manufacturer, and % 500 = the
sxeisement has subsided, tAere yin. uuoreetion-
loIy, % incfsassd acsiviiy In The retail trade.
lore houses % rent are 70 b sesn b Phila-
.eipnia this Fall than q any time thsso ave and
" years, and q reduced fenis
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~ Our neighbor, it will be remembered,
made an accusation against Us Of having inter
polased into our dispatches for political effect,
. paragraph to the effect that, BY and with the
advice and consent Of Governor Walker the
GATED States troops voted in Kansas d the late
election. We did not wonder sbat the Gazette
coaddered the outrage too great 70 be true. II
vas n violation Of the organic law Of the terri
tory and SO unjnst and oppressive - TO be wor.
Thy Of universal reprobation. We nov refer
% the matter for the purpose Of reminding that
eurnal not only Of is fAlse accasatioa againss
u, but Of the substantive fact now generally
admitted that the troops did vote, and that
walker nov admits that be expressed a opinion
On the day Of the election that the troops had
. right - vote.
Win the Gazette withdraw its unfoundsd
charges and join viii = IN condemning chs,
one Of the lass acts u the Kansas eousDir,cv
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ID THERE "LUcx In ODp NuxBxas s"-One
Of our contemporaries is insisting that there 10
magic In the number seven. It remarks that
the years 1917, 81, 81, ~ and 81 have been
remarkable Tor their financial rcyulsions, the
alternate decades being the most severe, until
saperstitious people have come to regard the
seven as an unucky number, and ~, it is
supposed, will round the history with most
convincing illustration. i. -.
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TAE SOUTHERN PREss on THE KAs.As ELECTION.

The SOUTHERN PREss ON THE KANSAS ELECTION.
-Notwithstanding the growing and the shout
lngs OF the Democratic press . day or two ago.
It appears that the National Democracy Of Kan.
sas have sustained an overwhelming and igao-
minious defeat. The Black Republicans have
swept the territory like whirlwind- the lesi-
innate and anticipated result Of the interview
ton and manosuvring Of Walker, backed and
sustained BY the administration It Washington
and : large proportion of the Democratic party
Of the South. But 90 far . the South il prac.
tically concerned, the result in Kansas il a mat.
Ter Of NO moment TO hsr-for the National De-
mocracy who have been dsfoased, equally wish
che Black Republicans who have succeeded.
we're Free State men, intent upon the insl oduc-
tion Of Kansas into the Union % . Free State.
for sel6sh party purposes. Well, Kansas viii
come in q Free State, but the National De.
mocracy will mot have the credit for II At the
north-and over that fact We rejoice. In trying
70 60 further than the Black Republicans them.
selves. in order to propitiate the anti slavery
sentiment Of the north, the National Democrats
OF Kansas and shroughout the country have
used themselves up both with the northern and
the southern people-bus their fate l. . iuss
retribution, which their double dealing, hyDoc-
risy and treachery richly meritcd. -Richmoud
Wing. 14ls J: -" -
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10y = - 49, ss'1css n q Coonty'
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49, clssb Asaoa IDcie1ss Doe9le. me senn-
- - Oo.1uss' sse go ovesse e'@ang = mvof
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Lass nions sae oassiai fetorns reeehsd -
compsOn, eee g me ssfpnse g q. eus tneeo
.no 49, nssiM p,ca.eos 9eaescnps Joss ~
49, song 49, eheOaieo. containin& i.e1s votes.
~ IT, - psse'sets s1owa g VxseSu on sne
nssss SAnsa Fe:
~ J. 49, 80 slssso ne nssss voss, anG
esvss -. e.s.sscss Wes1a eseo0 snsee oeancii-
men ana e1gns representatives, 20 - pro-
saa.ery Party. ~ Isss sney 'w1H nave
majority - sss Lsesssssoss.
sonns0a ceesy peuoo ovsf i,cOO woes, ana
n0s g. miro tne seea0ssen.s ean - soono - ne
cooasy, 20 eey noehing o. t0oee 1n0 ~ snsst!sd
% tne ,eiecsive 1Enecnlee under the slx months,
pfoscnpuon. Inc electaOn 0as vss0 socs, ana
n0Wnere y s0e seffstofy vas over ~ votes east
10 one 0Ay. t@it5sss
~ n utser ~ pesAean g ~sase tne names
s1O o.ys .. s'Asssn n.nGseo ve.sFs. 80 ~
ford overdoes Il. Tbs truth y this, tho polls
we're caoeed until the news reached them from
Douglas County, IN order that Il might b. -
certained how many ballots u would require 70
throw the scales IN favor Of the pro-slAvites,
and ait the intervening time up . the return Of
the pollrbooks, has been consumed 10 adding
new names - the ltee. #et+ se9@ " NV
The fraud Y - bare-faced, that sven briggs,
the editor OF the LecOmptoa Natieaal Democrat,
spoke 'denanciatosy Of the prccesdings, and de-.
ciafed shat Stanton would rover permit the Ger
tificate @ b given 20 any4but those elected BY
legal vofers-the Ffes Ssase candidates. The
rufiians were aware that the election could mot
- carried BY fair means, and consequently have
resorted to fraud. They knew also thas II the
Free State party saccssded, they could say
!" Othcilo's occupations gone" To them IL was
tho death struggle; the intervening space be-
tween them and eternity, If once lost, forever
lost; and . long score Of ,accounts to settle,
which ars Of such nature that il might cause
some Of them to = stand on nothing ana look up
. rope" The outrages Of IS have again been
enacted; the ballOt.b0xee have been ipvYded
RoRues. and their damnahie nroceed;n :. :n,,;- !:
~>e>A 80 .~~.e;~-.1 -, a. $3.50. - q -.
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NIGOEas FALLIEG.-Ths Greenville Is. o.
Patriot says that at the last "sales day" there,
the price Of negroes fell Oh sSentyJsre per cent.
The cause assigned Is the lall in cotton. This
10 only the beginning. Instead Of escaping the
present revulsion, We ara greatly apprehensive
the South will ieel 1t more seDsibly than any
other section Of the country. The revulsion
will reach u little later than Others, but will
be more severe.
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Qua WESTERN RoAD.-It 10 q fact not gener.
ally known, that the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad is the only one Of the western
lines in the State. upon which labor has NOT
been suspended. The work Of grading, is rap
idly advancing between Rome and Fairfield,
npon the heavy sections, aud it 10 confidently
expected that the track will be laid 70 Fairfield,
early In the coming eDrinR. s45.p b .s-.... r.
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s
There is much less public despondency Il
present than might have been reasonably antici-
psted. II men do dot grin At their misfortunes,
they still retain decent serenity. In some
respects, the panic has been ss good 40 a play.
We have relished the ever-swelling rumOrs, the
strange insolyencies, tie corner pra,tle, and the
big letters Of the newspapers. Thus far the f.
yer has kept US strong, but the wors. 10 ret to
come. We shall now be called upon to endure
our privations without the stimulus Of 0ossip.
Seen of no man, perhaps cheered BY no man,
we grapple with our fate. When ship Is sud.
denly foundering, the hurry-skurry Of the ca
tastrephe may keep many from despair, but be
shows the truest courage who, floating many
long day and longer night in crazy boat over
the wide waste of waters, still maintains good
heart and hope. Misfortunes such as have be-
fallen this land afford priceless opportunities or
sslf.culture, and should leave the average or
good character higher than they found IT,
Happy, however humble his position, will that
man be who can say, when recon- ting these
events to his children's children: ut was indeed
. terrible winter. OF work and wages there
was little. The two ends seemed likely never
to meet again. The Spring vas . century
ahead. But We struggled on. We kept out Of
oebt We kept out Of evil ways. The want
which took 80 much elsc did not take our viz
tue. and We had ever : kind word and perhape
something more for fellow sniyerers. And 20
We did bide our time, and Spring came It lastl"
IN. Y. Tribune
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

In the Circuit Court Of Bedford county, w..
last week. Miss Almira w. Winfield obtained 1
verdict of $4,000 damages from Wm Stein for
breach Of marriage contract The lady 10 about
thirty-fonr years Of age and the gentleman
eighty This was the second trial Of the case,
former jury having given : verdict Of $3.50
for the plaintiff, which vas set aside on motion
Of the defendant. # D-F.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

CHANGE OF TIMr.-From to-day the cars will
leave here on our western road as follows: let
Nail Train, at $3.50 A. n; Cd, Accommodates,
ut 3:A5 r. NJ -ss 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

) u The Wightman House was re.opeued
few days since, and the new propriesors have
started with good patronage. We hope to
hear Of their continued success, being sure that
al who patroniss them will be we'll treated and
cared for. Aea.i @E