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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-23

20 MlLG 5 STAGING SAyIAS!
Burlington & Missouri River
EAM ~ - - ; 2 ~
AILR DAD!
Now OPEN TO FAlARIEID,
70 miles further West than amy other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest, Quickest and Best Route
10 Chicago, New York, Boston, Phiiadsiphia and
BALTIMORE to Ksokuk # Louie and Cincinnati. and 10
ell points IN Illinois, Indians, Michigan, Ohio ana
\ On and after Angus, as,h
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Burngton--4 O'Clock A. NJ and I
o'clock 7. M.-sundays excepted; making close con.
necsions with the Trains OF the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY
AND
PEORIA r OQUANKA RAILROADS..
For Chicago, New FORK, Bcsson and al points East;
Qunty At Mendota, Nth ths Illinois Central Railroad
for Gslena and Dualeth and 81 Louis and Cairo; Al
Burlington with the fast sailing steamer Keokrk for
sPEClAg. NoyYCE.
Passengers from tho Interior OF Iowa and Merit IN
buying their Tickets via western stage Compa.r -
Fairneld where they can buy Through Tckets 10 an
points East and South via Burlington and Missouri
Passengers for Keokuk cen leave yairaeld ~ M,
route . o'c eek A. a. and o'clock r. H., AMI ar.
rive ~ keckuk ~ r. NJ, and 20 r. ~ respectiye.
s:m 4: a. - = "'s's'' vase '''0'"' asd sa1sae''
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield
ssest4 No Charge for HaRdliaQ.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
stock Trains WI run regularly, leaving Fairfield
the vsh Of Passenger Trains, Thu insarns dsspa.ch
40 seAseqasnty avoiding al thoss vexatioas delays
~ c s:s:' .s1 SSesee .. No Ya
ss1AlA-wly Vice Prssideas and sGp't.
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A Ten YEAR OLD Boy DRIVING IN A CAR-
RIAGE RAcE-N. p. Willis, writing of the
Horse Fair at Springfield, says:
"And | may as well record that the next
most admired performance on the ground,
that day, was the driving Of q fast horse by
child The animal Ca mare, called Belle, ,
was among the competitors for the
trotting premium, and quite the most snowy
and fiery-looking of the dozen brought up
ut the start The first mile was for dis
play OF the "teams," and Mr.. Ellis, the
father of the lad, accompanied him on his
circuit-to the exceeding terror OF all the
ladies on the stand, dismountns at the close
of it, and leaving the hapdsoms little fellow
alone in the trotting wagon, for the round
which was to be. trial Of speed. And away
they all went at a slashing pace, the Belle
gallantry holding her own, and probably
every eve among the twenty thhusand spec
tators fixed on her infant driver With his
little hand. streatched Forward to the rains,
his feet bracsd againit the dashboard, his
head laid far back to the cushion, and! his
cap pulled knowingly on one side, be looked
more like one Of Titanias mischis,vous elves
than the honest thing he was--a live young
gentleman Of Cambridge, to-, years old But
his coming was the excitement for. to all
appearance, tho SUPER animal was wholly
beyond control; and, as he reached the
Judges stand, Among the foremost, though
not the first, the, multitude was qnite breath
less. 1t seeT.eJ inevitable that, in the en-
dsayor to stop her, she would break up and
run. But the little driver began brayely to
saw upon the bits, pulling with his whole
strength upon one rain and then the other,
and to the screaming delight of the ladies,
the Belle was pulled upl Young Ellis
turned and came hack to the stand-received
with the most cnthusiastio hurrahs by his
twenty thousand admirers. And-charm-
ing to add dropped the rains, tork of his
cap and made circular bow to the crowd,
with grace that would have done credit to
courtier
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We 1oeloa tAAs Conventiou, 70 b oempoeed
- ssa 6slsgates from each County In the State,
b called 20 nees q Iowa City On the 6rst Wed
needay In Deos0bos, fos the purpose Of ascer-
oAiniag she ooasinenss Of the people Of the
di0ersnt Oonataee II relAtiea - the loAning Of
he credit Of The seaas, - the amount Of ten
uillioas q aellars, . cid n The construction
and eenplstiea Of the principal lines Of Rail
Read In The esass. The people Of Davenport
end Dubuque appear 70 b the leaders in the
movement, and tAe project 10 strongly urged BY
Oyefal Of their ness prominent citizens.
How, end IN What manner they propose &C
complaining this object We are unable to say.
but ve Do NEST earnestly hope that there will
- No considerable numbsr Of the people oi
eur State that viii b willing 70 plunge her in .
Aeavy indebteAnees. from which che cannot be
relieved for years, aAd rick her fair reputation
upon sash - anslisd project. Our conviotion'
ere clearly against Ill such movenents. and We
have ever regarded the subject Of State be-
ooming Q sharsr, o. stockholder in any associ-
alton Or corporation, even whore 1t can Do done
laeally aad Oonstisutionally. e Of extremely
aoubtful pslisy. The experience Of oil 70 csr-
tainly against IL, and eur present Constitution
wisely, W think, guards the avenue: Of psoic
expssditurs, and exprsssly forbids the loanine
Of he eeedis Of The State in any manner what
a aver - ooy W0Avl00AA oeOOSaouVAAs " SSsPS'
ioo.l
Throwing aside, hswever, the legal questions
Involved in the matter, W should oppose II
open The The grounds Of its sxpsaiency. But,
We are teld. that Minnesota upon the north, and
Missouri upon the south have already done the
same thing that We propose TO Dc, and tina!
soigrstion win bs directed 70 those States and
that Iowa will be cut of entirely from all sour
css Of relief, ualsss vs effect such An arrange
nsut By which the Rail Road interests OF the
State can be pushed forward. Now We would
ask, il because these States have done impoilt'e
acts and run into heavy Indebtedness, 10 that
any asgumsas Why Iowa should pursue the same
disastrous policy, and bring he State into dis
rsputs! We certainly think not. Besides II
mot heavy State Indebtedness, and AZ prac'i
cal result an increased and enormous taxation,
barber 70 any State and does it not retard IT
future growth and progress? Such has beef
IL bsarings in those States where the exoerl
msnt has been tried. Examples are not wanting
- establish this fact eonclusivsly, beyond
doubt. Show 10 Q State with the natural ad-
vantagss that are found in Iowa, and tree frsn
ell Indebtedness, and We will show you one IL
which its citizens are contentsd and prosperous
and where abundant Inducements are offere'
for immigration to those who are seeking
hemes In the West.-Montezuma Republican.
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Tas "PEr CALF"-This is one OF the most
remarkable cases that We have ever known in
our Court, and W think will 60 far to prove
the peussnss Of this eternal cacoethes OF law
ing. The ease 10 about a. follows: 1t seems
that at the sale Of Joseph Oliver, deceased, which
came OF in Montgomery county, in August,
1851, that Daniel J. Talbot and Merans each
purchased some cattle, and before they coui'
get them homo they became mixed up. and MI:
Eerans became in possession Of the pet calf,
which, il appears BY the sale bill, was valued at
a. so. Mr.. Tablet clained the cali, ana on
the Sd day of Nay, 1852, brought suit before
. justice Of the peace for 50 90, what he sup
posed its value, and ebtained q judgment
against Mr.. Merans for Sc 90. The Defendant
appealed to the April term, 1854, OF the Cir
cult Court Of this county; the case was con-
tiuusd until the following November term, at
which time the case was brought up, but the
Jury disagreed and it was continued until the
April term, 1856. Il was then continued again
until September Of the same year, when the
jury found fo- the plaintiff $440. An appeal
was then taken to the Supreme Court OF the
State, when the case was remanded to the Mont
Komery Circuit Court for new trial. The de-
fend.nt was granted q change of venue to this
court, when, on Tuesday last, the case was
brought up and decided in f1vor of the defend
ant. This case, which originally was for "a o.,
has now become to case OF some Importance
the costs, - We have been informed, amount
TO $500. Thus it can be seen what q little
spark kindleth.-( Montgomery Qll.) Herald.
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals at
II. C. H A r D Us
RHOLESALE6 RETAIL FURNITURE BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE d
JEFFERSON ST. between Water AM Main, il Mr.. Postle-
watts four story brick.

MIR. HARDY returns his thanks to the
1N1 citizens OF Burlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and solics conti uance feeling
confident that he continue give perfect salts c
ion.
Owing TO hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than fol mery that it enables me to sell
all Goods my line from % per ceIt any
other house in the West and all Goods warranted as
good represented the money refunded. My stock
consists OF the following Goods, in
IL N M Naxsna m 4
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY,
TITO all those In want OF Dental services, rx.ss1-
i DR.. BAILEY would say that he has s@@a3FSsssS
DR.. sranchs Patent, Of Galena for sx- IlYfFYDS
tracing teeth without pain-aso DR.. AL-I1y
Bandy's Patent, OF Baltimore called "Cheopla site Pro-
cess" the latest improvement for inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted gold and silver plate and the ma.
tura teeth carefully filed to them from further
decay. All worA warranted.
eE Office on Jefferson Street, CafYray 1 Har-
per's Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa.
II. BAILEY, d. D. 9.
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DIR. BAILEY has purchased of me office right and
Instructions for the use Of my method OF extracting
teeth without pain have used il in my practice IL
years, with success at gratifying myself and
to my patients Ii is efficient and harmless as be-
leve all will find who test 1t in his hands.
juiy2.d&wtf l. b. BRANCH,
Dentist and Pat
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NATIONAL INPuDENCE.--The national modif-
cations Of impudence are remarkable. Often
in the Irish il 10 aheviated by kind Of uncon-
scious WITT can Swift used to forgive his i'm
pertinent servant because of his righteousness.
Among Italians it 10 apt to be dramatic; we
have seen an angry waiter. when an impatient
ksbitus has Ieft retaurant in arage at neglect
declaring his intention Of never returning
solemnly lift his >cull cap, roll up his eyes, and
. devoutly thank Heaven. The French, under
the guiss Of etiquette, aud with An external
politeness axgravating the offense, exhibit the
coolest impudence; = vulgar Englishman ex-
eeeds all the world In arrogance; and it may
be doubted if aay but Yankee could have
the sffrontery to stop procession for bis
convenience. Yet such impudence We have
twice beheld. On one occasion the cortsge
was Q fire company on the run, who obeyed an
authoritative gesture, under the impression that
they we're to be directed to the scene Of con
aagration; aud in the other case, religious
fratsrnity. In both cases astonshmsnt checked
vengeful indignation, until the perpetrator had
escaped. In the latter, the object was to light
cigar at tho signal torch and holy candles
II AWorAN MAKES SHIRrs YoR HALF DINE
KAcB. ANn mas TO 60 TO Law FOR HER Pay
The misery 70 which the sewing women Of New
York are exposed, may be inferred from case
which came before Mayor Tiemann, day OF
two since. Mrs.. Mary AcAanns, complained
that short time ago, she was employed by L.
Stern 4 Brother, at SC Warren street, to make
shirts for their establishment; that she was to
have SO cents per dozen for making them, Ia
tribe ovsy fss csrts each and that she took, al
one time. the materials for three dozen of these
garments, to maize up, and deposited % IS Sc
curity for their return. When they we're com
pleted, the Nessre. Stern refused to pay her fol-
nine OF them, on the ground that they we're not
we'll made; nor would they give her the % de
posted % seeurity. The amount unpaid or
; these, together with triae which she dad not
received for previous work, and the deposit
vas a. which she desired they should be COM
PEELED - pay her. The parties concluded q
esttle up in order 70 avoid trouble, and the wo
man was paid.
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DR.. <. r. Paine, DR.. G. G. White,
hOMEOPAThlSTS.
PROFESSIONAL Calls In the city country promptly
il attended to.
Office opposite Barrett House, Third st., Par.
Rreeman's store.
Dr. Paine's residence North Hill, opposite the
.dence of NJ. D. Browning, Esq, Fifth st., fourth
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KEITH. RoBIAssso99Hg , & 60.

Sole Ageaas for DIV s
MAnnyss Patent AdlussAblo Reaper &
.ss& AA4sAA A9 Newer. 4
VIII ~ 11r1e9v0s ssas@ sN@ek taNn saaas
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70 FarmOrs and Dealers.

TO Farmers and Dealers
| VOUR attention 10 respectfully solicited to the
u present extensive and complete stock u Farm
ing Implements and Utensils now In store, which
enables the proprieors OF the Burlington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to oer unfvalled induce
the trade and purchasers generally.
Large invoices Of Hay Nc and Harvesting Toois.
slotng Of -
OOY1HI sSNATHES, CRADLES, WOOD AND
IRON BRACE AND GRAPEVINE PAT
ZERNS, "A YFORXS, z 8slned, lSCY1HE
STONES q RIFLES, HAND . REHOL-
WING HAY FORKS 49,, -,
have been received which daily additions are b.
ing made BY ffesh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from these ar
te.ss obtained Ut the lowed possible prices, enabling
TO sen lower than any other house IN harrington.
sA fun assortment of Weed and Wllasw ware, Corr
Ssee, - Ossde, Cethes Lines, Ae., ponaaAatly On
hand, KEITH, ROBlNbON co.
iAs fS.4dt.wf water ottsst, hear Js6seson, III
DuE11oon. lava
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S. s ave ID!

HAVING purchased the stock In trade OF Messrs.
Ii Comstock Co. respectfully solicit the attention
Of the people of Burlington and vicinity to my large
STOVES g. TX.NIT.2RE,
assuring all that hive a larger variety and am pre-
pared to sell LaNER PRICES than any other estab-
lishment in the city. Among my numerous patterns
may be found the
QUINCY CITY COOK
PRAIRIE STATE coon.
ia HK-EYE STA TIE COOK
U01-AIR PREMIUM COOK
COJSI0CK'S coal COOK
H0 WI7ZER For COAL
CANNON COAL,
KEOKCK COAL,
coal RADIA TOR.
sFORESTRUSE,
SIX PA TIE BOX
SEVEN PLATE BOX
SELFREG ULA TOR PARLOR,
n nT n u
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DEAL Estate In Council Bluffs and
IL OMAa ha.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate either of these nourishing towns will do well
send their orders to d. 9. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bptf. Land Agent.
Council Bluffs iowa.
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To Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
'- ~EM C$oti0ra~u

Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and otis~ eks
Eastern Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just r.ceived very large stock
School, Theoogicsl. Poe.ical, Standard and Mis-
cellaneous Books purchased this Fall at t,e NeD York
and Philadelphia Trade ,SItes, prepared sell
Among my stock viii, DE found the following valuable
Works: a
perry's Expedition to Japan, vol. Calf, Antique.
Hugh Millers Works, 5 vols. 4"
Irvinf's Life Of Washington, 4 vols. A" I"
Irving's Works Complete +" 50
Waverly Novels % - vols. &C
Cooper's Complete Works, "a" Z"
Bayard Tayler's Travels,
american Encyclopedia, u !. Library.i
Brands I" -" 4"
Dana's System Of Mineraiogy, VOL cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols. NOR. antique.
Addison's Works, vols. sheep.
Goldsmith's f" vols. e
Spectator, vols. calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, vols. sheep.
Italians Middle Ages.
| Prescotts Complete Works, IA vols. Library.
| The Works Of Daniel Webster, g vols. clotn.
Bancros History Of the Z. s. vols cloth and sheep.
\ Kane's Arctic Expedition, vols.
| Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, l vol. calf.
| Beaumont 1 Fietcher's 4" 2 /" sheep.
| Shakspeare's
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works, / VOL
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
Felding's . /" I've. 80 sA
4 Smailets y" :" (" 50
| The Works of Lord Bacon, 8 vols.
The Modern British Essayists, s vols. cloth.
Also, complete assortment OF Cap, Letter Note and
Bill Paper Envelopes, School and olce Stationery, al.
oct2O - Up PRowN,
1 Barret House Block. Sd {. H
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My Stoves constructed with Ms few plates as pos
sDle, and every one Is made for durability and pract
Cal USE md afford every convenience that can De had
ABOUT good Cooking Stoye while the same time the
brains aud fingers Of the purchaser and Cook are
taxed with the mysteries Of smoke holes and
chambers which belong to the modern inventions OF
speculation, 10 order TO sell light cheap Stove Al
high price ny hoodwinkng the purchaser with the clap
traps Of the trade. =
- Every Stove warranted to give satisfaction or
the MONEY kEluxDEp. T. q. ASHBY.
HAVING sold our ent,re stock OF Stoves, Wares and
IL Merchandise in the Bnrlngto Stove store 10 Mr.
Thomas q. Ashby, We take pleasure commencing him
to the esteem and confidence OF all persons who may
have occasion 10 patronize ks establishment.
Quincy, Sept. LIST, 1858. COMsTOCK co
sept2tl-d w3moa.
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which will be sold for CASH All TIE LOWEST PRICES.
Clothing Made to Order:
in the best and fashionable style, ct the lowest
rates.
sept2,-d&w A. KAISER CO.
EV E E A N D

- q
u T. Y e U s.
i SION SIC Al
ksR ssSS3.N are
manufactured to or
der BY
J w 4 O A WHITE,
at their establish
ment on Main St.,
Burlington, Iowa.
Thank vi for the
| very liberal p atren-
age heretofore ex-
tended TO us, we are
determined to merit
a continuance of
the same by. SPAR
ing 10 pains ar ny
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FAC
IN TORY, Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot, adjoining the Oil Mil, BURLINGTON
loka. Alcommon work constantly ON hand, and o..
ders, BY mailOr otherwise promptly attendedto
nov. 96.w. tfsse &6 N M URIAH LOPEZ
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pehse 10 give perfect satisfacte We prepared to
40 All Kinds Of Seal Engraving, and furn sh the same
with Presses OF any Of the kinds in Also Die
sinking and all kinds Of Stencil Brands done TO order
J. W. 4 @. A. WHITE.
Postage Presses like the above cut willie he but
two dollars to any Post Office. oct2
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N NJ GRnCKER
General Land Agency Office
COZNNYL RLEEES. IOWA.

nEX TER q. II u q d M e IL /,
IL ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
Will promptly attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatins and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Faxes Selling Real Estate, and all other branches Of
The Land Business, in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 7-bptf.
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Y t Farmers Take Notice
MESSNS. STA FEDfD. BleO & CO.
A Re now prepared to supply and all all orders fol
1AC. w. Stafford's new

dO IINU 1SE Ell Oh q ~.
This principle in churnn took the first Premium In
Iowa and Illinois last September, when the machine was
quite imperfect, 1t was the first experiment, u is
now without doubt the best machine for quick work.
durability aud ease and the and easy
cleaned and every way the perfect Of any hing Of
the kind ever offered to the pnbli.. We warrant all
work Or no pay. Terms reasonable, Give Us call
buy Churn and save 30 per cent in butter and hard
work. ~ tsA AAhss 4siF
For sale NJ the principal. Groceries and Hardware
Stores and NJ the chop Angular street. near Main n
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$500 REWARD.

yINHE following described prisoners maJe their cs-
l. cape from the Dayi son CnunIy Jail, the
morning Of tue 23i OF Sc iembsr:
JAMES TCCktR. scnte eeC ave years for stealing
Wa.S... AbpSi ave feet scvest-22 or 2S years sf
ags spare maze, dark conpiexlon, black eyes. dark
aaT--sI slloemakeF; came from Pbii.del hia-
STEPHEN f0Rff.R, alas rTEPfiEN FRlCE, former
" cf 81 Loals sent enccd years, fer obtaining
money under false preienss-s sboit fret . inch
rather delicate dark complexion, has red mark on
his forehead, and scar ON his upper hF, has dark
hair ans, grey eyes.
ALEXANDER BRANCH, charged with malicious
s.sooti!g T. About feet inches spare made, about
~ OF IS years ul age; has dark hair aad had hsayy
whiskers when be escaped; dark eyes.
PATRICK CALQUiN, seatcnced 20 Penitentary Is
years for rape Abssis feet inches, heavy set
an lrishmaR. Has hiIcS hal and black eyes--had q
logs hesr NheH h rs,a3'c&.
IOH> rUi-AN, "a Irisalnan, charged with murder.
Absl te.f iafh-s 10 height, y an able bodied
zsla hni hiarEssn.sIi hy trade Has black hair and
su ~ bissk eyrs-ias doSn-east look, aud h s4o~
s.skea.
y C. BISHOP, cha gel witb burglary and robbery.
Absgt Il uF - yea q age abrut feet inches H.
he ght rather hands me; an active, vigorous N an
black haif and eyes
FL HUNIER alas RHODES, youth of u az is
Years. about feet OF inches. me itam sire,
hair EAd biee ewes IVES csnviotei on chr Of
carrying burg giarisus tnstrame Is, and obaie new
hetTlax lie has : bFpths "a hl.adeil,iaia
wM MALKER alias CHARLIE, MEADOW sea
tened four yeal 5 fur sieai hofses. A6sH eel
inches high; black hair and grey eyes As on. Aeis
bsstlsd
q IL wiLsoN, charged Ri stealing AhsEt
fcet 5 inches high; Is la IA bad tsAihi blArk
hair and eyes. fair cnfnph cted.
RoBEaT wATSoN, cha gsd with sssilag. beoas
5 fssi laehsN sgh; h'Asy b .h - or ~ ys-fs Of
] vii CIV a reward ~ sss :. fos TIER sl.vsry
10 rns 81 u Jaii- ID MAS ITS
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As the above valuable preparation has been exten
sveiy Communicated BY unprneivied parties IN the
UntOc States the proprietor has Adopted. pFeczn-
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