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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-12-10

Tie P'css, Col. Forney's paper, says of
the genera. doings OF the Lecompten Con
ycntlon:
There is consistent disregard for the
people manifested, cool resort to II trick,
and an utter shamclcssncss. which altogether
make up satire upon representative bodies
such as We have never before bad the luxury
10 enjoy We give in another
column some OF the doings of this Conven-
ton and have only to say that if the Con
stitution fabricated by this body is sent TO
Congress, we trust that short work will be
made of it, Ii deserves nothing but con
tempt. II il has single merit, it is its con
sistency with the fraud and wrong which it
is intended to pcrpctIate and from which in
grea, part it has grown. In
speaking OF dongs like these, We feel that it
i idle to mince phrases, and we sincerely
hope that, If the Constitution Of Kansas ia
anything like the instrument it promises to
he from the intelligence we lay before our
readers this morning it will when presented
10 the Congress Of the United States, be
thrown out OF both branches by unani-
iHpdN N'A's ~ law. w tiuNi Ahat wv
senators aud Representatives from Pennsvl-
vana will boldly and at once put their feet
upon il and spurn il as it deserves to be
spurncd.'
The Ohio " NG;a,mGH says; d" II Mr.
BUcnAN,N, or the Democratic ira jorlty in
either branch 81 Congress, is under one obi
CATION more sacred than any or all Others
which he or they owe to tie whole Ameri
can people, It is that fundamental law Of
Kansas Us a STATE. no matter what its pro-
visions. 40 long As they are Republican,
shall be submitted to the UNBIASED AND
FREE RATIFICATION or HER PEOPLE. While
Governor WALSERs course shall lie adapted
10 the substantial performance OF this duty
81 solemnly Assumed, he deserves and he viii
receive, the highest appreciation Of every
Democrat in The vnitel States who cherishes
the principles mi honor of his party. tn
tra,ernal concord Of the Union. and the we
fare 81 the ccun,ry"
The Constitution! Convention in Nan
sas ma,h provision for complete banking
system. The constitution provides tina, the
capital II the state Bank shall lie $4,000
600. and ;ha, there shall be four branches
two on each side OF the kapSas river The
Iecomp,ou correspondent Of the s. Louis
hmoero' SAYS the convention declared the
bank charter GRANTEE! for the banks in Kan
sas. las, winter. a. null ard VOID In debat
ing tbs proposition, !; came out Tat il
making mp bank at l6comptoa. last sum
msr. i, was necessary, IN accordance viii
tie charter. 10 eNaibi, cash capita Of $50,
h0o. This was done by borrowing $500,
and putting ii iatwa bags. While one ea-
va, being COUNTED, tie other was earr'et
cu, nd h-ough; IN again AND jhi. was don'
anil $500 oo was coGn'sd ard cvriiscaiei
obtained.
Hon. HoSNrIo >syNoCs, iong senator
IN Ccng-sss fr,-n Nvrpest, died a, Nidd.e
Ap-~. on ,he el.,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
.yIa Agents wanted to Sell the

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Price 90. This and comprehensive Archltectu
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and In a country where large Numbers OF buildings
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teTms, de-, address the publishers Every housebuld
er and carpenter, and individuals intending to
have buildings put UP for them, should have copy Of
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ment Of Subscription works. ts
aprl1-w3s WENTWORTH & CO., Publishen
2 = 'r+''''' So Washington st, Boston, Mass,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

~ sza.Vl =
Think you that aiatner has attained 70 en-.
iiloOce u NE 'fsOsesseoss bus Dy unweefao0
industry OF that ne mas amassed iofsnne
honestly without energy ana activity q
should know that the faculty requisite dp,E
the acquiring OF fame or fortune, - essensmf
's0rnay fRUaa VIZ ! - 11'z
'sith61of ftheset a euppQse me1er snas the
9rocks in abundance, 1t you neEer eafnsd
snything fox ,hims you have no more business
with these rocks than gosllpg hns with q
tortoisef and IF he allows you 70 medde witn
them until YOU have gained them by your own
sinddstry;ihe psepetsaees untold naschsef.-
And If the old gentleman 10 iasishot casn 70 70
wards you,s whiles ehe allows you 70 while
away your time, you better leave him yes,'
run away, sooner. than be an, imbeclle, or
something worse, through 90 corruptingl an
influence. Sooner or later yosi must learn to
rely on your own resources or you VIII not
beanybody. 9oa esii b aflli Tas s.siasssA q
If you have become idle, it You have eaten,
your fathers bread and bptter, and smoked
your fathers cigars, cut swell IN father,s.
abnggy, and tried to put on father influence
and reputation, you might far better have
becn q poor canal boy. the son OF D. chimney
Sweep or b0ot-black X. and, indeed, we would
not swap with you the situation! Of "a poor,
half starved, motherless calf Miserable OBJ.
ject you are, that depend entirely on parent
playing gentleman (dandy loafer. What in
the name OF conmon sense ARE you thinking
of3 afWake npthorelso Go to wofkwith Jour
hands, or.yeur, brains, and sbe something. -
Don't merely have it to boast that you have
grown up in fathers house" that yen have
vegetated as other greenhorns, but let folks
know that you count ones az w. w.. =
Come, off with your coat, ciineh the saw,
the pillow handles, the scythe, the axe, the
pickraxe, the spade, anything that will enable
you to stir your blood / Fly round and tear
your shirt, rather than be the passive recipi-
ent of the old gentlemans bounty. Sooner
than play the dandy at dad expense, hire
yourself out to- some potatoe patch, get your
self entitled to resting spell, do it on your
own hook. lIfyou have no other means OF
having fun of your own, buy with your earn
ings IN empty barrel, and putyonr head into
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
Farmers, have you seen and tried the
Worlds Fair Prize Churn? ses

Or. Davis, Adjustable ehnrn a. nutser.
1854. >''
4, our State Fsir, held 1t Museat3ue Tow. "a.
October, ClsS6,) this Churu alone had . PremuIn
although there ve:e eight ten other Churns
on exhibition, and indeed always tad 8 The ART n
mum wherever Introduced The advantages Of this
chufn over all others are is follows 1872 ssfI
y ise WI produce bn.tsr na short time - say
ga. j. win gather the butter .er It i. produced
Cd. 1t wiz work the butter into roll and e1ne thu
a terefrom completely without the hand dje
5,h. Heaa be operated By ehildF xi,h perfect
and Is as easily cleanser xSzny other Churn.
opeAtDn Win CONVINCE any perpon Of the
truth OF these statements. =
Below are few o. the Nance of praeticai butter MAJ
!bq haYe subscribed to the following certiheats
xS: we are now usfng the Above Churn and utter
esking ~ nom the cAufn sand VI cheesfIy
It as the best Churn We have ever seen.tss, r. t3
: Isaac Leonard, CfaWfofd Hanna, 1buef Const6sr
James Woodside, Jsrnsys nnfery, Robert Brown j n
GssgGs Hamltes BROW James licksSn. RI Rs1.ook1
samuel FOSTER. Alexander Fleming, jeremiah f<e HI
aIhoMpsen, BIZ Batsss Jshn Wu6 Easnuel WoSrSs m
Wilhelm James Robertson -,
tNraandsA the abpve saSssd = pes noi6ee snl
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warreh
Coahhes. illinois, and n prepared u lfsfah tah
yho YiIl faror him With their patronage.
These churns are Also for sAIe u = KIhbAii 4
ton, IoHa.
shop corner of Valley and Eghth sfsess. ghsb %
800 ..ss.sl' Sy.'f
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

b The rota ton principle, to have been en-
forced at Detroit, without much hesitation on
the one hand, or remonstrance, on the other
John Harmon was the Collector, and Mr.. Broad
head the Postmaster. q The correspondent OF the
Rochester Union describes the manner in which
these gentlemen made little fun out of their
own misfortunes. Harmon is one of the most
popular men in Detroit, and his services in the
democratic cause have been constant and eff
cient to degree unsurpassed by those of any
man in the State Of Michigan. .. Besides, he is
warm friend of Gen. Cass, and had strong claims
upon that gentleman. But the General having
recalled his son from Rome, seems disposed to
sacrifice all his supporters as we'll. The letter
writer above alluded to says, 1.,g-x =, vl,,yi
Messrs. Harmon and Broadhead had some fun
over their decapitation. They went to an am
brotypist and got several full length portraits
taken; then they cut off. their heads, and pasted
the pictures upon another piece Of paper, SO that
their heads appeared severed from their bodies;
sand,a little claret trcklmg upon their linen told
at once the object of the artist! Having had
several copiesEot gthe picture fixed in thislway
and enclosed in large envelopes, they tookathem
to- Gem Cass, who, at their request ranked them
toaprominenr Democrats in Michigan. The ven-
cradle Secret ry was not appraised Of the con-
tents Of the envelope. And as they contained
no explanation other than is conveyed by, the
picture itself, those who receive itmight infer
that the joke had been perpetrated BY Gen. Cass
ntnselI. sg.F ri s4Esf AsH Il 1854 ARA al gIes
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
New York, April g.,

The Washington correspondent Of the Tribune
of the I'd says the administration has definitely
to appoint special sminister to China
ito!ioin in tile British and French movement, or
change the position takcn5by Mr.. Marcy. .beoa
1.-The Washington correspondent of the Journal
eof Commerce saysathe III. 81 Consul at Hong
Kong, by taking, the part ascribcd to i,imsin the
British assault on Canton, acted contrary to the
p,,ted to him be verified by our Mihisterto China,
the Consul will be dismissed Orders to that
effect have been already issued. iisas %'oT
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
WAKEFIELD'S
CORN PLANTER.

THE sUBCRIBERe
having ample facilitie.
for manufacturing THU
labor saving lmple-
ment, now offer theu
TO the farrDsrs Of Iowt
In the full conhdencs
that they will 1t once
supply . want long fell
for a substitute for the
old, slow and imper-
feet methods Of plant
ing. The oMectioDS
heretofore made to
Corn Planters are, In
Wakefield Is, entirely
obviated. Their sim.
plicily, accuracy, du.
rsbility and cheap
ness, will 81 once re.
commend them TO all
farmers II vas used
extensively in Illinois
and many other BATES
last season With great
satisfaction, and the
Late Qfaia RaIs In I'LL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
St. Louis Apr.a3.


uiaThe LecoHpton correspondents ofe,he Demo,
crat says. u The census takers Of Kansas are do
ing their work in vecy bad manner, missing
some eighborhoodsentirely,s and not taking the
names Of halt the actual residents insthers. 4
Much quarreling has taken place between the
squa,ters and land associations in different parts
of the Territory sgd
. Several Deputy Marshals were arresiing polit-
zeal prisoners on. charges growing ont of dffc-
mites which occurred last summer Lii9as.9 !isa
1aA At Democratic NEE ting hela tiif this city
last night, Huntingdon editor Of tive Leader,
read a letter from Col. Benton, which denouIces
and repadiates the emancipation movement in
this State. - :.
Upwards Of million and quarter dollars
: has been subscribed for tue establishpent Of six
banks to be started in this city seon The books
are all closed until after the organization and
election Of directors, wien they will again be
Opened tsr ~iti E9it2 SE'isa4Stil4 'tIAVE''si ~ :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

nois awstaed .he hrst preminpn and a diploma. II
scarried and used As represented In the enravins As
cane or waking stick, requiring delay additional
mo ION or EFFORTS, sequently does tire It's
aaaptei to all kinds Of soil well prepared. tits easily
ansd g any desired depth, and to deep any
requisite number OF seeds In a hill. The method By
whichthe seed spanted by this Planter new and Il
believed possesses advantages every other pot
onyan FACILITY Of USE, but In Fastening gerninaon-
me seed forced BY pressure obusiy from the sur.
q me ground TO the requisite depth thus insuTpg
sns Immediate absorption Of moisture by bringing into
close contact with the so under and around H. while
the earth falling loosely over the coming
up and growth Of the blade. 1t will pay Tor
itsen Tor common garden. No farmer Afford TODD
without IT, and no farmer who has not compete
with his neighboSvho has. s. 80
Ross WMfPLx and KErH, Rosrxsos Co. Agent,
"a Persona Wishing TO purchase Plsniers or Comfy
Rghtc or act rs AGENTS, address at Burlington
2. o. ,(noY. 19zsmH.-l GOODALE HINXG
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08
MISUNDERSTANDING Harmon ious Democ-
.gs:aaa racy.gaiaS sd aaa os6 Z
The borderrnffian editor of the Madison wis J
Argus and Democrat, nowin' " ashington, writes

The border ruffian editor of the Madison wis
Argus and Democrat, now in " ashington, writes
to his-paper, thus: - -,.a,s.s. .ss.t-e az
The question Of appointments in Wisconsin is
not reached, but probably will be within short
time. Noonan, Dodge s Co.are driven into "a
very close corner, Just at present, if we are to
Judge from appearances. They have chartered
JOB Office, somewhere in town, and are busily
engaged in printing and circulating documents,
gotten pin The highest! style OF the art, atcus-
ing the Democrats of the State with all the
crimes known to the CODE, and the party itself
with all the sins that it would be easy for party
to commit. One Of these precious documents is
cowardly, scandaloas and lying compilation
against several persons who are prominent in
the party in the State, signed J.. IA Noonan and
addressed to the President. 4sIt consists of four
pages, closely printed. i aud the President. Will
doubtless read it word for word {sl after every
body in the city has done that same thing. The
oratory documents ARE Of . similar character.
but more sweeping and general in the matter of
charges, and NOT signed by any Jone. foIt gives
as references, Gen, Dodge and Daniel Wells, jjr.
gentleman offered the latter in my presence,
$1,000, if he (Wells) and General Dodge would
sign it, ard he refused. He rubbed his hands,
,grinned, sided Oft and lett the company. These
are, probably the dying sthroes of the rotten
cabal that have controlled the fe deraGappoint-
ments during the last four years. and who have
eternally killed themselves, so far as the party
at, home are concerned, and whose only hope is
to defraud and deceive, the Administration by
the. same system, Of lying byswhich they SO es-
.sentially and overwhelmingly damned poor
Pierce in our State. =, five are noto very much
mistaken, Mr.. Buchanan WILL not allow such
scoundrelism to kill him, and the party, by stri-
king down the only supporters of himself and
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

. - -. - :. \.
1rteh jA1ssE sldsfol!o.inS : eseptss,es s3aip:i
81 sssanesss sooa reach sa ING slcinisS @ .ns
frss'dsnf3 osace, syhess mel pxer r 9ngEp9ass99
eoaf6s4edp y seer z,eescsosassf - Ssk1
kAilag @pea amR3 nSs " lessEs aaaSss 81
well Y " constantly sni,s;sg their pos'tsons,
and stNekthk A93etAneSAl into tne sahdtan
whenever the door was opened to iet out some on
;ons snots had. hsss tay. TO the President ins
Posses eea als nsnas talt % eAres % ~ passe =.
W soie tas Az aofs ~ kne
svsschsa "etn spslpiui sGllciiaac sne Raseneais
efatnas osaAnes.ay nn,Anie pnt nov AlnpolEA3a
Psssoesee re Eas tne sealpasnt q Msny com M
Plmensss spcA - iamiiias SAP So me PACK,
dsttsa e xolainalon, ny good feilos, pray
don't forget itnss 4 handed ny sara Y sSS ffss'
'aae kieassns GAY: an-s7oo ye9 thasnk ~ gstsa
chance shortly Ahe Poos . ielioM snid .fpF
'hssa ames ana accofaing e ny eeser YA.'on, ne
should receive pensloni for lAe tor nls wonees-l
ful' e1meiaon Of patience. should mere here %.
remarked, thAs me aioresaia aooIksepers Fais
once soldier; As d,d not mln ah Pig suns, ana
therefore can standthia ground AgaiDsi hungry
politicians ls8fa i. fs.s ,i7.s.f sss.s.,sa ali
s! The New forkerss "hards and scfts,. we're
fortunate in getting the flrst pnl "a we 9resi-
dent and they logged Inn for n mots tpanl an
snSf H III ,.e
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

H8 10 you rant to hare a sure Prewgtirs
s. 4 against Co,nterfe itiag Baatk NotesiEi
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X NBETTER THAN THE BEST
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REATEST- ,DlSCOVERY Of the
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q kDETEU7INGi COUNTERPART BANK sNOTES
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

rs stviaR ,I~oT mi Cincinnati, April 3. I
Al; 1t has been ascertained that thirteen persons
were killed and wounded by the explosion of
the steamer Forest Rose,anear Napoleon, Ark,
asfew days since. stsjaats9 o. side ado s5i; srx
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

srRASGE AccIpEsr.-A strange accident; oc-
Cured in Hamilton, Canada, on Thursday last:
!, !, ga French Canadian woman named Mary, jew
etry, was drowned under. very peculiar circum-
stances yesterday, = The deceased appeared to
have beer, walking along q slight embankment
on the SIDE Of the street, and having slipped and
fallen with her face in a posthoe full Of. water
was drowned It j, somewhat singular that an
accident Of the kind should have occurred at mid.
day on one Of the principle streets without at
tracing the notice Of some passers by, but such
is the fact. - ,.-,.-' nj ,,7,.,..sf -, -
T.. WILL SET AsIDE.-The will Of Geo w. Green,
of Chicago, has been set aside. 1t will be re-
collected Green was tried on charge Of poison-
ing his wife, convicted but not sentenced While
in jail he committed suicide. He had previous
" wilied all his property to his son Albert, quite
a child, with large donations to several institu'
tons. His, older sons have, disputed the viii,
and the court have set it aside. u, -,b :, n Ers
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

'"''s'@ ~, ~ ~. New York, April g.,
A man registering his name as Wilson, from
Albany, was this morning found dead in his bed
ut the Rainbow Hotel il this city, Cause, not
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

sa;sJ a. 49, 81 80 ~ 800. : roupr man
-,sr,ss Aths,t yNnn,i 8 snrar-r yomr 1snmsnf
n.,n.d Snsr Thev we're emnloyed as .erv.nt.
4, ,,,a h,nsa ,na s.rm They have been yery
..e 49,. 60
an T.esd.y n;cIt I.st Tr Wood ma Ms s. j
q, yera ii sTnversason WIN esch other M Clarke
has,s s.fs,Es.s a Z, visis sp1a.
-, 800 Yss,s,1. .,e-.;.. 30 fefN
.s..;n IN camD.rv u;,h esch o,he, n is.e II 10
o.slocE and there vas 4 ma.:ifestat ton made of
f,,Seslitc nj MI nisne sAf tIiis hour
Wr.,d .ssxss 4 nan, ,hers Fl faayt ana
n;s. Sh.,., -. .s.;aos ta had !. nis,ol M bis|
.h.na .na c.,n,nancsS ,nad;ny h, He .r;Sd9aJ
hsfi and soSna 4, in ssan,sI Wiss Sfa Z vAm,,
teered - nrocute 4 She siia Is. Tie
- NM a ~ an, 4, !. and sNe BRO
,.p.SS .snss.ss 80, ,,sAs M Is. dei,
B w 1sas 49, $40 s.sVh.N .fslsrt sshsot %
a. a.rs,.. ga ssssshdEoey "a h.o He
lsrsrI;ea 9ssIa strn,t Mrss sasrk ex
~; =, 6rs III thh blop.sSs " Sc, are
scibs ~ .hnots "a o,trof 1iofrs ana do IN Ats
Ri. n,S,neht Mas Sbar cried ont, sIf van wsns
"a ..not ,haot rhook WA 10 tks9rT ,conf
|, L;.L ,pors tIa. a.ee r s
He tn,ned towards her deliberately. and
nnisc,d ne mi,,zz,a n the n;sfef against her
IA re5l fiThs nav entered Mar bodv,
MAO IN. yf.f IN Aha Amor,
y,r;.h, n ahr;ek 80, 80 . Va
Ms Clart exci.;mej in horror aaYnu have
tta, OIL fo and FAN ,he hbotsf. 30
5gsWnSf, ,i,cr, tnok txo ieftrrs from Mis- nocket
and throv;nu arm, ,in0n the 1oor d;rectasl Mrs.
| % 70 shou, them In the Coroner. He said moth.
80 r 80 and naid n attention ~ his yictim
I who was vino upon the foor IA an apparently
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e Y 4 INFIR MARY's, 81

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II suAeffng from acute or chronic Ophajna general
y termed Inflammation Of the Eye, Dmness OF Sight
arising 4cs Uceratisn OK the Eye or It's
membranes from any and every cause the result Of fe-
ver Measels, scrof1a, kes either Of short duration
o. many years standing tsth prepared to give re-
hen and Psrssct seure. or az Deney refunded.
Residence I'VE miles NORTH. west of West Point Lee
county, Iowa. on tise Salem and Denmark rear the
Quaker Meeting House, called New Garden,
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%lSg Rev. Joshus Hicks, East Grove. ~ syedt -
20 & Esquire Hicks, ~ rtf 80 hftsf 81 % s-shs
isR tslssxes Besedict, West Point ssiSs NIX go
Mrs. Eliza Retgpef, PeDa.S Hsort sFH hSaaaf
tsJaaSs hGaflaher, Harmony
sa.s Samuel Knight, Plot 8rove. ssasssfs W sf's