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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-16

THs New YoRK MoxEY MARKxr.-The money
market continues TO work little easier as con.
6dencc gathers strength and paper can bs
passed, ii Of strictly 6rst-class, at ! to 3 PEE
cent. better than the highest point Of the week
The demand il better, but there Il so much on
the market which has been under hypotheea-
tion that the improvement Is checked. The
Banks feel stronger, and are being daily forth
fed By receipts Of specie from the interior--
The Snb-Treasury has paid out this week $780,
900 more than il has received, and will b still
further depleted during the week. About $780,
600 Of Government stocks have gone 70 Wash.
ington for redemption, and some &l5O,UOO Of
drafts are on the way In paymen: OF silver Pur-
chased in New Orleans for the Mint. In addi.
ton 10 the disbursements OF the Sub Treasury
at least 100000 has been received from bos-
ton, Philadelphia and the West, one house hav-
ing received nearly 100000. Other amounts
are telegraphed as on the way, including some
from New Orleans. The California receipts, in
cluding debts, is probably $1,70O,OcO, aud in.
surance has been effected upon million TO bs
received BY the next two steamers from Harana,
sent here BY sugar owners in Cuba 10 assist in
carrying their sugars here. A small lot OF spe-
Gle was received here 10 day by the Cabawba
from New Orleans, probably silver. Il was,
we understand, attached Immediately upon its
arrival With all these acceesions We presume
the Banks will be at the end Of the week at least
three millions stronger tnan at the time Of the
last weekly statement.-N. Y. Tribune, 5th.
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A BLACK lrEx.-Rapides, western parish cf
Louisiana, has population OF ,22l treenien and
lI,34o Slaves. A considerable number Of there
freemen are free negroes who hold slaves, Tor In
Louisiana under French rule slavery and freedom
were not limited 30 arbitrarily 70 the races -
in the Anglo-SAxon colonies. These negro
shareholders are also ciIizens and legal voters,
vote the Democratic ticket, and their right 10
vote has mot been called in question until
the Dred Scott decision. At . recent election
certain Americans in the Rapides, more apaly
termed know nothings, undertook 10 get taeso
African Democrats excluded from the polls
Bat Sheriff Wise said no-they should vote, and
If their right was resisted the Democratic Exc
cutive committee would arm them and encosr.
age them 10 fight for their nghtA Negroes 70
would seem may BE- citizsns and voters in Lou.
isiana and Massachusetts,, and yet not be capable
Of becoming citizens Of the Uni.ed States, or II
obtaining protection abroad, or justice from tAe
federal courts 1t home. Into such monstrou0
anomalies and confusions does single unjust d.
cision Of partizan court plunge us.-tspring'
field Republican.
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Collision ON the Camden and Atlantic
Aa4lrOmds ##

4 serious collision took place on the Camden
and Atlantic Railroad to day, between an ex-
press and freight train. The disaster occurred
near Whitehorse, N. J., eleven miles below this
city. William Sner, merchant doing business
here, and the engineer and fireman Of the ex.
press train we're killed and thirteen wounded,
some of them seriously. Tire cause Of the 40.
cident is said TO be the anxiety OF the employ
ees on the freight train to reach the city In time
to participate in an excursion. and to do this
they violated the time tables. One OF the em-
ployees had fed 10 the woods.-Ailwaukse Sen.
tluel w#M
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Tasowx OUr.-The notes Of the Tecumseh
Bank were thrown out yesterday by our
bankers.
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0nr Cnndida,a f.r a..Nerner.

or our candidate for Governor, Gen. 4. r.
Love, Of Lee county, every Republican st an
familiar with the past history Of our State, viii
be proud. Gen. Lowe 10 one Of the Oldest citi-
gems Of the State. He is . man Of sterling
worth and Of universally acknowledged ability.
His Familiarity with all that persains to tbs
general interests Of the State--he having beea
identified with these interests since before itS
orr orlanzation-repders an him doubly qualified for
the important trust which the people, doa6ffsss,
desire to repoee in him. With such man for
our standard bearer, who dares to doubt that
victory will perch upon our banners IN October.
II Maqnoketa Excelsior.
The nominee for Governor, Rslph r. Lowe,
of Keokuk, is hailed by all as unexceptionsble,
and we hear many Democrats express them
selves favorable 70 Ar. Lowe. lie ID IN old
resident Of the State-one Of the Hawk-eye
pioneers, who pitched his tent on the West
bank Of the Father or Waters ere the Red man
had surrendered his hunting grounds 70 The
pale-f face and since his carly residences here. ho
has been actively engaged in public life, and be
has passed the ordeal Of public trust and scru-
tiny, without the least stain or reproach upon
his character or reputation. No man In the
West can show clearer record Of uprightneess
integrity and all the virtues that adorn the
character Of public servant or private citizen,
than our nominee for Governor, Ralph p. Lowe,
and we confidently anticipate bis election oy m
overwhelming majority.-TDe Witt CLntonian.
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Y
O'Clock this morning and then concluded their
business session. A report was presented by
| Dr. Anderson concerning, the cessation Of the
! long existing relation between the board aud
duties reformed churches. Ii come from no al
ienntion OF feeling, but from the belief that i
will increase the missionary spirit In that body.
j II 10 separation but not division. report
was presented BY H. Perrin and recommending
the establishment oi apermsnent fund tor the
support Of disabled missionaries, and n minority
report against such fund by John ktngsbury
aud the majority report Was advocated by Gen.
Williams and Judge Jessup, and opposed by the
Rev. Drs Wisner, Dwight, ESD Dewitt, Rev.
Mr.. Tyler and NJ. J. Hubbard-thc cred,ntal
committee. Ths duty Vi providing for mission
ary chldrea and disabled missionaries. was ac'
knoxiedged fully, by all the speakers Those
opposing the fund, did so ON ground that II Il
unnecessary and that permanent funds are dan
gerous and the tendency would be untayorablc
upon the missionaries themselves. The report
WAS not disposed Ut ~ lte time OF Adjournment
twelve o'clock.
New York, Sep. ..
The democratic general committee met .
Tammany Hall last evening in full force, ,
adopted series OF preamble and resolution
explanatory OF their position, and selected !
delegates TO the State Convention. The list
entirely dineTent IRON tnat Selecteu py w
Cooper committee oil Monday evening.
The Republican Associations Of the ward
below l4th street elected delegates last nigh
TO the State Convention.
The failure OF Mr.. Stephen Colwell, an oi
! merchant Of Philadelphia, extensively engage
in the iron and railway equipment line, u rc
ported 10 day. He IL said 70 have property
the amonnt Of q million OF dollars uoavail4b
!, u the moment Of his liabilities Ot halt . mi
lion.
The bills Of the Interior Bank. and OrleaI
J. Bank, N. r., were thrown out yesterday. Tho
: OF the latter are net secured.
!. oswego. Sep Q.
. Mcssrs. Fixhugh and Littltjohn Of this ii
: have suspepted payment. The old usweI
Y Line, an incorporated company, Of which III
+ were stockholders, u not embarrassed by the
= failure. The business Of the old Oswego Li
proceeds as promptly as usual,
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be truly that If every man would but do his
duty, do what he could do as well as not, do
what his country and the community in which
he lives require him to do.
If you ignore the money consideration, then,
act from G sense Of duty, act from the principle
Of patriotism that you profess.
You know that even in small matters man
may be benefactor as properly ~ in greater
things; he that causes two blades Of grass to
grow where but one grew before Is to be regard
ed o. bsnefActor.
| Then seek to benefit mankind and yourself
! by improving your stock, your grain and grass
| your fruits and vegetables, Jour domestic and
home manufactures, your farming utensils
your everything, and when done, confer thu
benefit on others BY letting them see what yo'
have produced, what you have done.
You must nos ''put your light under bush.
el,r but bring your products to the Fair, q
your County Fair, accompanied By description
of the mode Of culture or manufacture, be Their
yourself ready TO communicate any information
that may be asked, and ready 70 receive an
h2ne yO0reeu upO0 sus s1VuSeA'~ sA~ SsS 500
jscss that others may present
But 70 have Fairs We must have Fair ground
and suitable accommodation. To have thes
We must have an organization Of some kind
Either . general County Society requiring th
| annual payment Of > certain sam, and sum to
sufficient to buy Or lease lot Of ground, an
10 erect the necessary fixtures, to keep the sam
} in repair from year 70 year; also 70 furnis
. fasds for The payment Of pseniama. % that u
dueements oi pleasure and psoat to bald out
J all.
Il Or BY the formation Of joint stock compan.
! ths COMPANY 70 farnirh The grounds and q
| avails 70 he spplisd 70 the payment ef intere
j upon the stock, and the balance TO be used =
premiums.
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Dayton, Sept. 10.
The fremans grand state jubilee came Of
here TO day, the display was worry fine. The
procession, containing 60 or Is companies and
SO bands OF muse. The city was very much
crowded. A banner was awarded the Neptune
Fire Co., OF s, SPRINGFIELD for making the best sp-
pearance. To night there il grand display OF
hire works and the engine houses are handsome
IL illuminated.
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Adiussm,en, of thu Railroad DiHicu,t,.

Yesterday the freight trims Of the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad Company were permitted TO
MSS Westward without meeting with any OBJ
trnction. Wenow learn that an arrangement
4 in progress between the Company and opera
ives, by which their differences may possibly
)e satisfactorily adjusted We haye not as
ertained upon what ground compromise is
roposed, but we trl-t it will not be ono by
shich the most violent Of the strikers shall be
'in-iated in their former positions on the road.
Whatever their grievances were in the first in
tanre, they fortified al claims 10 future en-
loyment by the Company the moment they re
otted to overt acts to enforce their demands.
me man mot his death in the conflict TINT ensu.
!, and two soldiers were seriously injured.
he-e are not matters to be pass d lightly OVER,
or shoLti those WHO encouraged this gross VIC
,lion of the INV be permitted to occupy posi-
ON they had shown themselves unworthy to
l.-Bait Patriot
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LATEST NEWS.


NAoilNGroN, May /, --Ine Cabinet are II
good deal exercised at lhe summary manner in
which the English government disposed of the
amended nans treaty, aud general cnnsulta
ton was held upon the subject 10 day The adj
m,ni-lraLon l. somewhat puzzled 10 what
courseto pngsnc.
The Court of Claims met to-day. after a re.
cess of four weeks. aud rendered Judgment in
fifteen eases, fourteen Of which were adverse Ia
the claimants understand there il large
number OF easps which the Court nre ready 10
dispose Of. grent number If the oases con.
sst of claims for Revolutionary services, nil of
which are barred by statute Limitation.
The Secretary oi the Navy has taken up two
of the eases referred 10 him by tho Naval Court
ut Inquiry, those of Lleatenants Meade and PEN
ning''n. lie has gone through with prnning
ton, ca" and understand he remains where
the hi Board lrfl INN, dropped from the ser.
wee. Ill" Secretary has not yet gone through
with Mrade', cnse.
The ramors Of the rejection by Great Britain
of the Dallas Clarendon treaty are confirmed 10y
the reception Of u letter from Mr. Dallas him
sci to the President Lord Napier i, expected
shortly 10 communicate the fact officially II our
Eorinment whcn the subject viii he considered
by the Cabinet. Both the admin -tralion and
Lord Napier were at first inclined to believe the
treaty would h" ratified by England; but the
recent debates in Parliament, aud more especi
ally tue late English elections, had changed their
opinions.
The Navy Department having reason to be
love TINT the crew ot the llightyer. wrecked
on the eoast of Formossn. were murdered. in
s'ructi"ns have just been issued 10 the East India
squadron To proceed thlther 10 make nvestiga-
ton.
Tho orders of the late administration regard
ing the protection al the persons and property
OF citizens 1T the L. : at Panama, rcmein in
force, aud require this To he done at all hazards
even To tho sei2urot tue lethmu-.
Ihe'recripts Of the treasury for the quarter
ending Ap,ll were nearly $50, SOC, 900. of which
Sl9.UOo.uUU were FROM the customs, and over
Si,U1Uo0) from the land snes. ihe oSpendi-
lures were Sl7,250OU0.
The President has recognized Gregorie Do
mnguea ns Consul for Ecuador AT New 1mk,
and Carl &, Sehotter as Consul for Havana at
Philadelphia.
w. 5. V prontiss has been appointed Special
Mail Agent for the district of ONO and part of
Pennsy lvania, vice Eaton, tho appointment to
take ,iect from the first of June.
There meeting of tho Cabinet to day;
hence the report TINT they had under consldera-
ton the rejected treaty was erroneous.
Secretary Floyd il recovering from tho sick
ness which Inns confined him to the house for
the II week
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APRIL 2.ird lsj7.
GEORGE NJ. RtCKER,

Ia NtHBl XII VA
HAS the pleasure announce to his customers and
the public that his stock of Fancy and Staple tiOod
the complete lie bugs the attention of all per
wanting reay bedHt and good Goods to his extensive
qzug does variety suited TO the
and tastes Of almost every buyer Of Dry Goods IN this stock
be found,
French Worked Collars and Sleeves (rom the cheapest
the inest)
Linen Collars and Sleeves. On great yariety)
French Worked Pocket andko rehie (ueay all grades)
Coas AMI Sleeves, (ot Maltese aud Nacne.en
nesj
Cambria Collars and Sleeves, (Embr, dered lsome sets
rth)
Giant LA Lace Nantes. very eleganD
Hlk Aotre Antique and Lace Nantes very elegantly
SILK Robes ON gteat VarirtyD
Plain Plaid aud Striped Silks tsplendii assortment)
The above named goods aso ali other goods, will be sold
prices Whch fail 10 satisfy that the system
price only the best and oy way OF selling
goods 13t
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WAsHlNGTON, May o II IS sui IN ifrosp0n
-ible o srters that t Z administration, although
ct approving of tho supplemental C"ctral
american Treaty amended, and doubtful, of
he propriety of with holding it, yet thought it
ut courteous to the Senate to transmit 1t To the
british Government.
So far as has been a,certaned, not one Of the
ieHhers Of the cabinet regrets tho rejection OF
ne treaty
The entire amount of public lands sold and
Gated in Wisconsin is about lU.ODU,O0O acres
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s -
LnIcr from lNlcNiaN

NEW UkIEANS, Nay d IoD|.
Advices are received from the city of Mexico
to the 18th of March.
The Archbishop and several priests have been
arrested, for being implicated in the late attemp-
ted insurrecton
Tho Archbishop is to be banished.
Two British vessels bad arrived ut Saorfcos.
causing some excitement, as it was supposed
heir object was To bully the government and to
asten the settlement of the English question:
The threatened ilibuster demonstration FROM
'alifornia, upon Sonora, also caused much unxi.
ETY..
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Further Endinu Disturbances in eown.

NI' IIIIT6' NIHY 7, ICD1'
We have ad,ices from Des Moince. Iowa. of
ndnn@. on the Saturday previous crossed the
Des Moine7 river in the ncighbothoud of Fort
Dodge l. is supposed their intention was to at
ack that fort, and much anxiety is felt us to the
esult, as the plnce is weakly enrrisoned Sever
| families had sought refuge at Dies MONIES. and
ompanies were organizing to 90 to the assis-
-ance of Fort Dodge.
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NFMFHIs TPnn., MHy =, 16JI.
We had Jubilee day here yesterday, on the
ccasion Of th, opening ofthe Memphis and Char
-ton Ralrond. The city wns crowded with
,ople. |, Is estimated that there were $4,000
rangers present. The display was very fine,
quan,ty of water from the Atlantic ocean WAS
ouled into the Mississippi to commemorate the
mon If the rnHds
Thu American State Convention hive non-
eted Robert Patton for Governor of Tennessee.
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REkESU ARRIVALS or DHeGS
Ss4s AND MEDICINES i am receiving large NJ
III additional supplies Of Medicines, Drugs, Paints
e@ Oils, NarislcS. Brushes, Glassware Patent Ncd 90
cines Fancy Goods Fine Teas Garden Seeds, winch
renders large aud complete Every article has
selected with aud may be relied represented Tho
Stock embraces every article usually found in Drug Store
Those wishing purchase would do well to call as pre-
pared Inducements price and quality Prescriptions
Tor Physicians and families will be carefully attended all
JOHN IL. SEAAt
DrugRit
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Erk authority of - deed - Trust executed by
D tVu NW Bcnprh, trustee ri Jane q Jones'. 81 date
3d Jun s aul recorded the uice tynrhhurg ius.
tnFs Court .a s, saturday the 10th day My. 1857,
cn liz Fentes at pubHe auction u the highest bidder. for
lash Al e Real lstc conveyed by said decd and described
therein SITUATED TIN Corner OF Gt Airy and Main Street,
~ let Don't ou NBu Street running back Il fert
Title bee Cd 10 be good tul wiz he conveyed with special
warranty DAVID A. SPFNtE,
ap "'dft tmaY Irustoc
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FRANCIS II. DEANE, Jr. 4 SON,
LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.,

LYNCHBURG, VIRGINIA.,
MASuFACTURERs OF
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEELS.
ENiEi prepared to execute promptly orders
for their WHEELS, made eIcusiucy the best T
in "a Cold Biast Charcoal Pig.
JOHN X. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten.
Railroad Co
EDWARD II. GILL; Esq., Superintendent Petersburg and
Richmond Railroad Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad 20.
Mr.. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Maehinst Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Co.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Machnist Virginia Central
Railroad Go.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON Esq, Richmond, Va.
Mrssrs MoRRfSS, TANNER 4 CO, do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, President Norfolk and Pc
urg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE, ESD, Chief Engineer Norfolk and
Petersburg Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAD Esq, Baltimore, Nd
y. WYATT a. CO, Charleston s. C.
WILLIAM /. ANDERSON Esq, Mobile, Ala.
WILLIAM G. SWAN, Esq, Knoxville Tenn
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensacola, Florida.
The business the LANG HORNE FOUNDRY, will here
be conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of T.
DEASE JH a SON I. D. DEANE, JR,
ap l5c2taws +. BROWNE DEANE.
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.utiCipated E,eshci ia the OhiO-Vestesn Tran-
operation.

WHEELING, May 1.-The Ohio river has risen
> day to 90 feet, aud is still rising rapidly. 1t
as raincd necessarily since yesterday, AMI a
eshet is feared.
The Baltimore Railroad Company is doing
God business here and at the Benwood junction
here fifty chr loads Of stock were brought over
le Ohio to day.
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# the abnvc given reasonable
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A. COCHRAN
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BY B. AkERS. Aucl'r.

EASA ssbtbs At AsGFEON.-l will sell nt
W tho MARKET House saturday morning, the 9th inst,
AMT tNe Hundred Dollars worth - Dry Goods l. coHe
sisamrnt AKfkS.
Il AIl,
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