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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

"a 1t can hardly be expected that men will
pursue any course except the one dictated by in.
terest-the human heart, and pretty much all
human affairs, respond to the all.pervading in
nuence Of the almighty dollar. Selishuess is
the rule to which the exceptions are few and
Tar between. Now it is unquestonably, and un.
doubtedy, the interest Of the people of Iowa
to have sound banking system with paper
currency Of their own, convertible into gold and
silver at pleasure, as provided for in the New
Constitution. This everybody admits-Demo-
Gratis, Republicans, Know Nothinga, and old
line Whigs-there are none to contest 90 well
established and selfevident proposition. But
certain gentlemen Of means have procured
Charters from the Territorial Legislature OF
Nebraska who are now making money largel,
BY furnishing Nc deprecated currency. They
are accommodating fortunes by their currency
operations. They are largely interested in
keeping things a. they are-in keeping out
banks of circulation in order to keep the field
open for their trash. We do not find fault with
them Tor this-we could hardly expect less
But when the Press, which should remain true
TO the people-true TO the source from which il
draws not only It's pecuniary sustenance, but its
vitality and life, is bought and corrupted into
the service Of these men, and engages in
throwing dirt into the eyes Of the people, and
bringing all sorts Of railing accusations against
the provisions of the New Constitution, it is not
only matter Of regret but one. to be set down
to their everlasting shame and infamy. But
there is one consolation about it, There are very
few newspapers engaged in this warfare and |
these have never stood very high with party |
whose standard has never been any too exalted. |
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DAILY COMMERCIAL News LErrER.-Mr. Mar.
tin, General Freight Agent c. B. 4 Q. r. R.
at Chicago, Issues Daily Commercial News
Letter, which our business men can have by
calling At the c. B. h Q. Ticket Office, in this
cifv
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1--WE HUNDRED THOlNA ND Fruit and
~ Ornamental Trees, Roses, balos, shrubbery. A..
for sale. 80 ~
AL Of the moot approved varieties In Rood com nou
and Tor sale ~ reasonable rates. a. Buriin.ea N.rs
riea, two y iiea south Of the city By
apr H-d8wtfS McCAbE KAUPNAN
Successors 20 Avery. Cosnssock Co.
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n
- b and afees this dissraceful ashis. say II,
Abi1des was sober.
3RrAr ExcIrkAEnr-Tnr BroeEsr RUxAwAY OF
gnE SEAsox-rHaEs TEAMS auxslxe-CoLLr
F-FoUR HoRsEs KNOCKED DowH-rnH
04 1ER ARRESTED AND FINED.
1Nterday Witnessed one OF the most exciting
faoes lat ever came on In town. A zine and
smart tir Of bay horses, attached to : farm
wassA with grain cradle in it, came down
Jedesson street, about o'clock, while scores
Of calss, drays and wagons were in motion, q
. spsel worthy Of Boston or Fashion in their
palmiese days. and passed through the street
from snf to end without hitting . vehicle that
we saw They ran down jefferson to Water, up
Water = Columbia, up Columbia to Main, and
then down Main to the vicinity Of the foundry,
whers they were stopped. The horses were
hurt bit slightly. The running Of the Grss team
scared another which followed hard after down
Jefferson, and at Main street came in collision
With . team standing in the middle Of the street,
and brought themselves to . very sudden halt.
and the other team to the ground, breaking the
harness and wagon Of the stand-still team, and
nearly dsnloishing pair Of stupid fellows, who
sat in the wagon, making no effort to get out Of
the way. The runaways freed themselves from
the others, and went down Main street anew, but
we're soon arrested by cool and sensible by-
stander, who caught them by the bride, and ran
them behind another wagon, in gallant style
Meanwhile. the horses that were thrown down
picked themselves up, snuffed the breeze, and
concluding that there was something in the
wind, decided to get out Of the way, which they
did at good speed, toward the levse, where
Shey we're stopped. At this time the first tray-
oilers came rafting down Main street, frighten-
lag another span, ct the corner Of Jefferson,
who made for Squires l. Bloss' drug store, but
we're prevented from entering, At the expense
'f the wagon. Happily, no lives were lost, and
but little property destroyed. Less than ten
thousand people witnessed the exciting specta-
lie.
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u.s. DAY Of June, A. D. 1857 1t, ha ID
Comm,..,. n WILLIAM BUsryp
inv in.a,,ms. IN New York for the Sat, o. i.x,
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At He ooNo1ati0n q GoVosG1 CO.
efe vhose nansswe gavsso O,sncilma1
Itschler, vssle eshsf DAY eass tAeir acssuAl
seetsseE Conniasionsr flaslssh mode Of work
iag stssets, &e. They declared then and stI
rsssdly assest that hs had ussd public property
Tor biz own private uses. and employed the men
y pay Of the city to do his own work-grade
hs dIds-walk-sod NJ yasd, &c. They asssrs
4 roandly, With god desl ners. II. FIagler
ays be took the earth from Mis- own sidewalk
70 Gil on Main street, because il was economy
- do se-shas he only had ~ rotten parts Of
the bridge sawed up fss wood q his hoase, aud
preserved Al that was valuable-shat The sods
for his yard we're hauled home In cart employed
By city. but after working hours at night and the
- paid By him. That he discharged these
men. and they are new naking these charges
through motives Of revenge. There 10 direct
issue between Flaglsr and the men, with the
exception Of few adnissioas on his part which
look very bad, but may b an right. We know
nothing about this matter, and have NO interest
in il save that Of . tax payer. We have done
our duty In calling attention to t. II the Coun.
Gil are looking after the pecuniary interest Of
the city they willinvestigate the matter-justice
70 the Commissioner himself requires II, and if
he 10 faithfal officer he will demand 1t.
TAXATION IN \ SLAVE srArE.-The laws of
hississippi provide for assessing the following
taxes:
Twenty-Five dollars on each race track;
One dollar on each bowie knife, dirk knife, or
sword cane;
A poll tar Of forty cents on each free white
male person, between the age Of twenty .one and
fifty years;
A poll tax Of one dollar on every free colored
male person between the ages Of twenty Zone
and fifty years;
And forty cents on each slave under the age
Of sixty year,"
The free colored man is here the most honor.
I'd individual. He pays one dollar for the snp-
port ofthe State Of Mississippi, where the white
man pays only forty cents. And every slave,
male and female alike. under sixty years Of age,
pays forty cents. which Is all that is asked Of
white male persons in the prime ofEfs, viz: be-
wecn the age Of 81 and SO years. All other
white persons 60 free, and pay nothing for the
upport of the State of Mississippi, but every
Slave under 60 pays 40 cents,
Such is the legislation of State that claims
o have Republican form of government
What burlesque upon Rcpublicanism! That
lause in the Federal Constitution, which pre-
cribes that ''the United States shall guarantee
o every State in this Union a Republican form
4 Government" is dead letter. Nearly all
he Slave laws are unconstitutional.
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= % Barrett Miller was brought before Justice
Harris, yesterday, and fined three dollars and
costs for leaving his horses, united, in the
streets
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/ q Wing - ssSIant q 49, Shaw an2:
Rsally dig1Asl w - - or 49,
assss = ssid .elI1aly ssess1 Js.stss
Wall ge drunk. lls informed Mayor Corsc
Y g saring that n. w. was TOO drunk 70
ruas % proper for 10 to Say that Others, and
49, Them Dr.. Scarf, who vas with him both
- y and afsef this dissraceful aahir. ssy II.
nhfid9s We sober.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

TRACK WAGONS, so,d and v.r
W ranted BY tmay 1sD KEITH, ROBINSON 4 20.
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IhE PRISONER CONVEYED TO THE FORT.
The determined action OF the Free State men
prevented any attack on the prisoner. The
citizens guard, armed with Sharp's rifles, was
maintained day and night, and the excitement
gradually subsidized. Gov. Walker arrived OF,
FRIDAY did not learn that there was anything
TOT ms Exeellency to do, but have since heard
that he procured admission for the prisoner at
the Fort ON the ground that the Jail would not
afford sufficient security against the mob.
understand thst Capt Emery, late desperate in
the Border Ruihan interest, and now an Office
holder in the service of his whole country. was
particularly jealous in the removal Of the pris-
oner to the Fort. The explanation of this 10,
that after the examination. Emery was held, by
general consent, personally responsible for Hal
ler's security against lynching. This was more
responsibility thar Mr.. L. cared to assume dur
ing the present close weather. |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-04
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May Q, M.-Flour unchanged,
fair demand; 100 bbls. sold at $s@s Is for
Superfnc. Barley Malt 81 80, with sales Of
1900 bush. Corn Tic, and scarce. and in
good demand. Rye wanted at 81 o5@1 10.
Whisky unchanged; 1850 bbls. sold at 251fc.
Provisions firm; 900 bbls. Mess Pork sold at
$9e. T'F
CINCINNATI, May Q, p. M.--Flour, under
sdvices from New York, closed stiff, though
the market opened dull. Sales of 200 bbls.
At ts@s Is for superfne, closing at IS log
Is. Receipts fair, about 1000 bbls. per
day. Whisky, 1900 bbls. sold at s5><; clos
ing dull. Hay active; $50 bales at the river
sold at $24 5o@25. Provisions firm; 900
bbls Mess Pork sold at s99; 800 hhds. Bacon
sold at So for Shoulders, and 1oH for Sides;
200 900 lbs Bulk Meat sold at ~; Sides sN.
All now generally held u higher. Groceries
active.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-04

War Anticipated in New York.
NEW YoRx, May 2.-Ths evenings Post
Gays there are sarmisss Of an armed resist
ance BY Mayor Wood, to the new Legislative
enactments, relative to oureity police. A
hundred muskets have been placed in the sta
tion houses Of the Nineteenth Ward.
The Democratic members Of the City Coun-
ell will meet In caucus to consider on further
legal measures Of resistance.
VIC. Bryant and family left for Havre to-
day, on the ship William Tell.
4 large detachment of marines will leave
this port on Tuesday under Lieut.. Brown. Il
reinforce the squadron in the Pacific.
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Bosros, May 2.-The vote Of the State to-
day, on Constitutional amendments, was
small, but they were all adopted by decided
majority. Boston gave 5000 majority for
shs reading and writing, and 1000 for the
amendments districting the State for Senators
and Representatives. New Bedford voted
against the reading and writing amendment
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WASHINGTON, May 2.-Therc are $780,
900 in the Treasury subject to draft, $780,
900 of which amount is on deposit at Boston
and nearly the same amount at New Orleans
and upwards Of $4,000 900 in New York
- 900 900 of this last amount is to be trans
ferrsd. aul
There are several hundred applicants herr
for foreign consulships. Mr.. Cass informs
his friend that the subject Of consul appoint.
! ments would not be acted on until early IL
-June.
50 Lewis Partridge is appointed Marshal o
Vermont.
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Arrival of the Africa.


The steamship Africa arrived at New York
on the LIST, bringing Liverpool dates to the
18th ult., one week later than previous arri-
walls.
The Cotton Market closed quiet, quotations
being barely maintained. Breadstuffs were
steady, with slight advance. Corn was in
active demand. Lard was quiet. Bacon
firm, with slight advance. Pork was quiet
Of former prices. Money was little more
s.ringen.. Consols had declined to 80. It
has been determined to double the capital of
the Bank of France.
The Queen had been delivered Of q daugh-
ter, and was doing we'll.
1t is reported that Napoleon is soon going
70 Algiers. There are continued rumors Of
French eonspiracies. The French Republi-
cans propose running Carnot, Cavignac and
others, for the Legislature.
The rnmor that the four Powers are wearied
with the Neufchstel question and are about
TO impose terms on Prussia and Switzerland,
IL re-afirmed.
France and England are mcdiating in the
Spanish Mexican quarrel. al
Prussia mediates between the Western
Powers and Naples.
The Emperor of Austria is to visit his
Hungarian dominions, and his Cabinet were
preparing contributions, which the Emperor
was to present A. boons Of royal favor to the
provinces, on his proposed visit.
IT, X;u~ C.vJscs. o<Ta~a 20 -
plomstic intercourse with the Pope.
wurtemberg had signed the Concordat with
Rome. - .rrr.a f.-.e
There is growing spirit Of resistance
among tho people Of Naples; a spirit of dis
sust and discomfort is spreading among the
Neapolitan troops, and they are ripenine in
to q state which may be precursory of some
important movement. There had been dis
turbances in different places in the Roman
States, but they had been promptly sup
pressed.
The suspension of intercourse between
Sardinia and Austria had caused no great
sensation at Turin. The people either had
no apprehcnsions Of hostilities, or had no
fears for such conflict.
Tho French and English Ambassadors at
MadIid were very active in endesvoring to
adjust the difficulty between Spain and Mex
leo. Spain is anxious to get out Of the affair;
and the issue depends upon the temper Of
Mexico.
The affairs Of Poland are to be remodel,
and the government Of the kingdom separa-
ted from that Of Russia; and the Grand Duke
Michael will be made Stadt- Holder Of Poland
with q sort Of independent sovereignty. The
war is still raging between Russia and Cir
casia. A battle is reported. in which the
Russians lost 1000 men, and their enemies
only 800. r.sl3
The French Government has decided that
the introduction into Algeria Of Indian and
Chinese laborers, shall be encouraged.
The French Republicans are determined to
ascertain their strength ut the approaching
elections, by putting up NJ. Carnot, Cavignac,
and others, as candidates for the Legislative
Chamber. They intend proposing them in
Paris and i'm the departments.
The French will unite cordially with En-
gland in enforcing their demands for oper
trado and protection for foreigners in China
The Catholic church is urging the duty u por
the Government as means of introducing
missionaries.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-05-04

NEW ORLEANS, May Q, P. M.-Sales Of Cot
ton 1000 bales. Market unchanged. Orleans
Middling IA. Sales of the week 10 900 bales.
Receipts last week 8 800 bales. Stock at New
Orleans 100000 bales. Receipts less than
last year $4,000. Receipts at all Southern
ports less than last year 451 900 bales. SUI
gar buoyant and active at lie. Flour ad-
vancing. Yellow Corn IS; White s5@9o.-
Oats buoyant; large speculative inquiry at
7O@75. Western Flour 81 so. Porksteady.
Lard firm
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WE have now on hand, and offer on liberal terms,
w well assorted stock for printers aud bookbind-
ers, among which We name
500 bundles Printing Paper, assorted sizes;
100 Straw Boards; 1000 Tar Boards,
As well colered Printing Paper plain Cap and Hos
fat Cap; DENY, Medium, white and colored Cards and
Card Boards, which have cut to any sise Post
Office paper; Manila Wrapping, Printer Ink. &C
We also beg leave to call the attention Of dealers to oul
stock Of $500 bundles Wrapping Paper, and 100 gross
Bonnet Boards. The highest market prich paid for
Rags. kTENNBY u S0RENSON.
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NAsHvILLE, May Tho State Conven-
ton Of the American party met to-day. Col.
Rob't- Halton, Fillmore Elector in the last
Presidential canvass, was unanimously NOM
mated candidate for Governor.
The convention was large, enthusiastic and
harmopious. Speeches were made by Col.
Pattep, Col. Picker and others.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.
PrrTsBuRe, Nav 2, M.-River feet, and
rising. Weather cloudy. Rain last night
and this morning.
CINcIsNArr, May 2, M.-weather cloudy
and damp. No rain since last evening"
River risen six inches in the last twelve hours.
ST. LOUIS, May 9, M.-River about sta
tionary at this point. There is q fair stage Of
water in all the upper streams. Heavy rain
last night. Weather this morning cool and
cloudy.
CINCINNATI, May 9, P. M.-weather cool
and cloudy. River rising; feet in the chan
mel.
PrrrssuRe, May Q, p. M.-Rivcr feet 6
inches. Weather cloudy and damp.
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NEW FEED STORE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
BY II. b. Hart,

coRSxR o. SECOND AND CANAL STREETS.
QALED Hay, Corn, Bran, ShipstnfY, No. extra
u Flour, Chicken Feed, Crushed Feed and Corn
Meal in quantities to suit the trade All trade deliver
ed by express promptly. Grinding done to accommo-
date the country trade. Thankful for the past hvors
hope by strict attention 10 buyers, for continuance Of
a liberal trade. r. b. HART.
auae
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MEMPHIS, May 2.-The jubilee Of the open
ing of the Memphis & Charleston Railroad
came of to-day. The city crowded; it is es-
timated that there is 1900 strangers in the
&ty. The display is very fine. A quantity
tbe Mississippi to-day, to commemorate their
union. tt
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EACH SATURDAY IN NAY!
. $50 Prizes amounting 10 ........... % o. 90
Whole Tickets $40; Halves Is; Quarters FAX.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

, $50 Prizes amounting 10 ....... 1904 900
Whole Tickets go; Halves Is; Quarters esk.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from I to 5000. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed on separate slips
Of paper, are encrcled with small tin tubes and placed
in one Wheel.
The first 2s Prizes, similarly printed and sncircled,
Are placed In another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number Is drawn
from the wheel Of Numbers, and at the same time
Prize Is drawn from the other wheel. The Number and
Prize drawn out opened and exhibited to the audi.
ence, and registered BY the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the Number drawn. This opera
ton is repeated until all the Prizes drawn
pproximation Prizes. two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the frs,
ls Prizes will he entitled to the - Approximation
Prizes, according to the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes Of sso will be determined by the last
figure OF the Number that draws the soooo Prize For
example, IL the Number drawing the 0o0o Prize ends
with No. l, then all the Tickets, where the number
ends In l. will be entitled 10 go n the Number ends
with No. then all the Tickets where the Number end
In will he entitl ed to 60, and 30 on toe.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold IT the following
rates, which Is the risk:
Certificate Of Package Of - s W Mi;
y /" iiS 10 EishsS .-..-... ~ ~
In orderins Tickets or Certincase,, enclose
the money 20 address for the Tickets ordered, on
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by FIRST mall
Purchasers can have tickets ending In any figure they
| may designate.
The list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
| purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
n Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office County and State.
| - Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
| bic in full without deduction.
"a All prizes OF 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drswing-other prizes at the usual time Of
| thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
| Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
| s. SWAN h CO., Atlanta, Ga.
~ list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel. with the amount Of the prize that each one Is
entitled to, viii be published after every Craving in
| the following papes-New Orleans Delta. Mobile
Register. Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At.
lanta Intellisencer, New York Weekly Day Book and
Savannah Morning News. apr
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND
MEMPHIS PACKET.

n, ~ ISsO ;EI;ass kRs;.sss.' ;!s.?:
Passing Ev,asville, going up every wednesday, At
Saturday at Il O'Clock, NJ. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville landing at ali
Northerner Is unsurpassed for speed comfort and se.
ty. Connects at Louisville with the mammoth d. 8.
for Cincinnati. and by Railroad thence to al Eastern
cities
this stamer viii time, expense aud 10 to 20 hours
disagreeable Railroad travel. :
Connects ut Memphis with the splendid line of New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and At PaducAh with the Cumber-
land and Tennessee River packets; 1t Cairo with the
81. Louis Jackets. au2o
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N OTI C e.

8. HOPKINS, having bought out =. o. READS
- interest, will continue the business At the old
stand, First Street. Thankful for past patronage,
win ask the attention Of the trade generally 10 the
opening Of my present stock. Us. HOPKINS.