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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18
Nov Yo,k 49,

ILL.,
I - stessbef Scr " - MsN. - n
YAH, May ~, arrived TIKI. !. y. eEs ssY
The Califosnis mails 81 tbe 10sh An,s 80
1,600,OOO II specie. 80 spWsrds u ~. ~. .sl
l senesfs. Cpnarcted With ~ GoJde. ~.
Il - neiecip1l eoneigsees - Wefie. 20. :
150O, 600; noWlAnd : AsrlnwaIl. tla0 49,. -.
Belmsnh $4,000; Freeman & Co. ~ s0ros -
Busness q DaD Francisco VS. sxtremss.
dssing The fcrthight, excsptins ~ n. 49,. 49,
articles. including cue maats and laeA H:-t
and agricultural psospscss snasualy Gvor.A,ss
toss,s cry, s.estA county, VA burned Am
The CaIiiorni. Legislature bas passed q.
day iav prohibiting any busioess % she SshhssS
excepting hotels, restAurants. dsus s,o.ss y
stables Asehy, .he fugitive slave boy, ~ -
discharged BY the u. =. Commis.ionsr ~
colorsd citizens Of San Francisco held ;,h.ass
on the occasion. Sss
The religious revival had commenced i. -
Francisco. =
Nearly $4,000 ounces Of gold were depo-;,..
in the San Francisco Branch Mint dnring =
week eading April 10. e.
rich vein Of coal had bssu discover.a y
TebamA county.
New rich gold diggines were discovers /.
Carson Valley. The few remaining Normo.. =
snat vAiiey we're preparing 70 leave foY ~,
Lake. 0A6
Late adviccs from Lept. Ives sxped,;..
state that their explorations had den,ons.r.,.s
tie navigability Of the Colorado to The mona
Of the Virgin. 1'Ou'a
The Legislature had passed bill proh;biU,~
further immigration Of fsee negroes 10 Califoss
MA, and requiring those already there 20 r.S;.
ter their names and take out . license. H..
was great excitement among the negro. \
consequence. They had held meetings m A. Y
enssed the propriety Of withdraw ine from ~.
State 10 body 70 Vancouver's Island.
Advices from Oregon 10 The sth 81 Anil =.
received. The Republicans have pomin..ss
John Denny, Of Marion county, for Goys.r~s
ana J. x. AcBridge for Congress. The oar.
Gratis have nominated Whitaker for Govern,
and Lafayette Grover for Congress. All ia a,
ticipation Of soon becoming State.
Letters were received 81 Stockton from r.
OByrnc, announcing that he has been con-
pieteiy successful in his negotiations II Eav.
land, for procuring capital for the railroad he
tween Stockton and San Francisco, with branch.
e.. 4 company has been formed ia london.
and fS,OOO,O0O subscribed
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The Cincinnati Gazette thus disposes Of the

The Cincinnati Gazette thus disposes of the
recreant Cox:
1.-The sun of Cox has set. OF all the weather
cocks OF the day, he is one of the most remark
able. At the first dawn Of the Douglas rebellion
this ambitious young fowl crowed the most lus.
tliy Of all. From this time forth, Mr.. Cox may
hang up his violin. There is no more hard
work Tor him to do in Congress after his term is
out. A true, honest. manly course would have
insured his reelection. We venture 10 say that
he could not have been defeated had he be.
willing to go before the people next Fall sim
ply on the Lecompton issue. But he has chan.
ged sides just in the critical moments. The
Republicans Of his district arc relieved from the
unpleasant duty they would otherwise have had
Of giving him their support"
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Dof HANGING HIMsELg TO sRI0nrxS uls
lAR M Aiddlesex, Yates county, n. NJ.
PC ednesday afternoon, John r. Francisco
.9su ao0us 70 years, went out into shed Il
sacned to his fathers barn, and suspended him.
ri. n ~ me neck with : rope. He tola some
~ Isns cn'ldfsn who wers with him to run into
rom this il y supposed that he did no, in,s ed
y commit suicide. h1t expected some one %
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A Sound OrINIoS.-A Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Charleston Mercury says:
In spite Of outward appearances, much real
d'scord exists in the Democratic ranks. The
party is in that state of confusion which, to nv
mind, affords strong evidences of its coming
dissolution e
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-18

II b supposed thas Marcus J. Parrot, the
present Ffss State Delegate In congres from
Ksnsas, win run in opposition. . Judge Con-
way, Who y nominatsd on the ssgalar Free
State ticket under the Lsavenwefsh Constitu-
sion for Representative q Washington. The
pso.slavsry party have mos strength enough 10
puk up A candidate
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!. re NV York Examiner, Of Nay Sth. aay.
mat ehe letter from Edwin Forest co ! ..leroy.
man mo had congratulated him Cd III snn.
posed conversion, "presen.s al melancholy 4
p'C'ure q tas hardioood Of the unbelie wing qua
.1penateas heart - en- veil b drsun." Thass
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Pnan NgWaPARna AaTICLED.-Rev. Dadley
4. Tying. Of Philadslphia, Rev. William Hlsbss,
Of Nesshanpsoa, Masa.. Rev. james Freeman
CLARK. Of Jamaica Plains. Maas, have shared
equally b 10 ssvard offered By cisiasn Of
speisheId, aboas . year ago, for the best seriss
u newspaper Articles on the Importance Of hav
Ing good msn q The bead Of Ill civil and cor
pesass bediss. The Grss Of The sasesssfal com.
peeitors has passed from earth.
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VIOLATIONS OF THE SUNDAY Law In NEw YoRx,
According to partial returns from the various
police captains in New York city, no less than
nine hundred and twenty five places in that
city were open on Sunday last for the "sale Of
liquors and cigars" The six wards from which
NO returns were received would probably swell
the number to near 1900
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a. Ths Daysso, Ohio. papers say that .
Mics Way. aesd ahsss twenty ysars. will make
balloon ascsssion alsaa. 10 that city, provided
the cisiasas ssesssibe neasy snosgh 10 pay ex-
psnsss- fhs Adiss aov-a-days - always pre-.
pared 70 make - ascsasiea, oaly rsqsirine In
Aasios, which sests ceasidseahle. hovsvse.
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EDIfoR o. TEE HAwk.EYs:


During the winter terms Of 1857 and IS .
young man. about 81 years old, taught in our
District School, Who, according to T. T. ROus.
seau, In order TO drop the dew Of knowledge
in the minds Of his pupils, knew how to capt..
vate their hearts. By adapting himself to them
in partaking q their glee in the hour Of rest,
he vas able 70 enforce the healthiest discipline
inside Of the school house. A. soon % that hour
vas over, 1t 10 useless TO say that he became
equally the pet Of the school, a. well a. Of its
patrons-ths District Pet.
Knowing the benefit to the pupils resulting
from this state Of friendly sympathy between
teacher and scholars, Ne babe him 70 ON
teaching in our District School. Al the end of
bis term, Mr.. Chas. Z. Caron gave an exhibition
Of his school, which was generally attended,
The satisfaction 1t afforded was 80 complete that
the people requested its repetition, which vas
done the next day. %
Having known that the Secretary Of COR
Board Of Trustees, NJ. A. g. Davis, contempla-
Ted giving the school for the spring and SUM
mer terms to . young lady, one Of his relatives,
vs pstitioned the Board of Trustees TO
secure TO u the former male teacher, and
on knowing the young lady had actually been
engaged, in spite Of our wishes, and without
consulting our feelings, We protested, withdrew
our children, and called . special meeting
Ex-Secrstary Davis obtained Q conditional ad-
herencs to bis scheme, so far a. understood, by
the Treasarer's signature to the engagements,
but although The President, NJ. /. Patterson,
would never consent to It, yet M. Davis deliv-
cred the school house t. his protege, and then
went through the District in tortuous way. in
quest Of children.
On the 9Th Of this month the qualified cleo
tors met and passed the following Resolutions,
which We dssire you to publish.
(Oas voeer,) A. A. BLUMER.
Whereas, The literary requirements. moral
character and ability in the difficult art of
tuition displayed BY Mr.. Chas. K. Carop, du-
ring the winter term Of ls57-s, 10 which DO
taught in sour school, has given No the most
compsete saeistacti0n. And whereas female
teacher has been appointed against our ex-
pressed Wishes - teach In our school for the
spring and summer seasons by the Secretary of
and without The full consent Of the other OIL
GERS Of the Board Of Trustees. And whereas
the acquaintance and friendly ties Of sympathy
existipg between Nr. Caron and the Children
attending school, y Of great advantage and
benefit 70 tAe latter.
BE It received BY the qualified electors Of Dis. |
trios No. ], Barlington Township. in legal meet
Ing assembled, this ssh day Of May, 1858, that
our earnest andnndivided wish il to have NJ. |
Chas. K. CAron reinssated and restored TO our |
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a. A gambler named Charles Kendis MUIR
dersd sseshsr gambler nsnsd william Gregory.
At Cincinnad, on Sunday afternoon last They
were both istoxicaeed. A misunderstanding
had arisen ost q $500 money matter. Kendle
went % The rsom u Gregory and beat him 20
that be disd ~ aext morsing.
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cfBsrliagton School District, held at the Cit,
Rscordsr's Office, Nay lOeh, 1858.
The Beard met pursuant to call by the Pres
idsnt.
Presens-J. p. WIGHTNAN, Pres't.,
J. n. CORSE, Vice Pres's,
D. J. SALES, Gsc'y.,
A. W. CARPENTER, Treasurer.
rhesproceedings Of The meeting for the elec-
tors Of the District, held on the srd inst, was
Rad.
The officers elect, J. P. Wightman, ]. u.
Corse, A. W. Carpenter and D. J. Sales, being
qualified, severally presented their certificates,
with oaths Of Office, which were ordered filed
with the Secretary.
On motion, the Secretary was required to give
bond in the sum Of $1,000 and the Treasurer in
the sum of $1,000 for the faithful performance
Of the duties Of their respective Offices.
In consequence of the state Of the finances il
vas ordered by the Board that the Public
Schools be discontinued ON the 5th day Of June
next.
Mr.. Corse moved that the President be au-
thorzed to comply with the following resolu.
ton, adopted BY the electors of the Burlington
School District, Nay srd inst, viz:
Resolved, That the Directors be authorized
to borrow from the County School Fund, Tor
purchasing sites and erecting school houses
thereon, sum not exceeding $4,000.
To this motioa Mr.. Sales offered an amend
ment. instrueting the President to inquire into
the probable cost Of ground for three school
houses, and for the erection of one similar to
the once in use, and 70 report at the next meet
ing Of the Board.
The amendment was not agreed to, and the
original motion adopted.
The Secretary was instructed to certify to the
County Judge the amount Of tar voted by the
electors of the District At their regular meeting
held on the 3rd inst.
On motion, the Board adjourned, to meet a.
the City Recorders Office May slst inst.
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0scD ~ KEokuE.-Ths good folks Of Kseknk
srs ssoswhas eseissd q Dc discovery Of gid
along ~ diver blu&, q that place. The Gate
City says ssvezal spscizaeas Of gold quarts, IA
hen ffsa ~ sssas, srs o. sxhibitioa q That Of.
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I'D - 0sawfoe1svifle fInal nor,.,, -. \.
Je6n |. Rehinsoa, Unieed Gsata- 49,. s,es
- eaesof Indlaaa, y iasane, - e.
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PRErERs DEArH.-Loefnsr, the Cincinnati ii
murderer, whose sentence has been commuted
to imprisonment for life, 10 greatly dissatisfied
at the change.
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Two children, brother and sister, 10 and IL
years OF age, we're frozen to death in scow or
the lake near Oshkosh, Wis, on the 25th nit
They belonged to an Irshman named Martin
Keely.
man lost his dog on Washington st., Bos-
ton, the other day, and when he whistled il made
fashionably dressed young lady jump abou, az
If she had the St. Vitus dance. FINALLY she gave
sudden jump forward and the unfortunate dog
escaped.
Washington correspondent of the Boston
Traveller writes that Mr.. Sumner is SO feeble
that his physician recommends total ces.
sation from labor.
The National Typographical Union, which
has been holding its sessions in Chicago, adj
lourned sine de on Friday last. The next
Union will meet in Boston ON the LIST Monday
in May, 1869.
How TO GET Rich WIEE-A book has inst
been published in New Orleans with the above
title, which contains list of the names Of ali
the rich marriageble ladies and gentlemen in
Louisiana and the adjoining States, with the
amount Of solid rhino possessed by each.
1t is announced as a positive fact, that his
Royal Hiehness, the Prince of Wales, and king
OF Great Britain aud Ireland in future, is busily
engaged in writing MANUAL Of Entomology
edge IN many departments have long been no
secret; He is just sixteen.
Hunts Merchants Magazine enumerates no
less than. thirty-eight substances which are
employed to give potency, havor. consistencs
aud other desirable qualities to lager beer
Amodg them are chalk, marble dust. opium.
tobacco, henbane, oil of vitrol, copperas alum
strychnine and other drugs.
Miss Helen Cunningham, daughter of Mrs..
Cunningham BurdeIl, was married in Jersey
City, on Sunday last, to young dentist of that
CITY. The ceremony was performed BY the Rev.
Mr.. Van Cieef
The name Of the woman whose dad hoav
vas found in the woods in Wesl Philadelpbia
last week was asccrtained to be Annie Meiup.
an. she was married, and "a years old Her
husband had returned to Ireland some time
since. The abortionist had been EMPLOYED a.
ms oevllish work, and her death was the conse-.
quence.
Miss harconrt, Of Derwentwater, has bestow.
90 her hand upon Rev. Mr.. Merriam. Th;. /
Young lady, who Is an immensely rich heir.es
vas courted u different times ~ marouis :
Daronet and banker, but gave positive refu.
'al TO the three, and has e last prsfcrred - |
humble cnrate:-fEnglish paper.
Bill. English got up bad spbstitute IA,
Iood bill. Wehope that his constisuerts viii
: their next election, get up ! good substitute
Or bad BILL LouisvilIe Journal.
MARIrAI~-The boy husband, OF whom - l,
aade mention. lase veek, became secoaciled q
- better halt. and the happy couple departed
. the fsmbinan last night for their new home,
J g. Louis. We congratulate them on the an
aols ssttlensnt Of thsir diiiculty, and wish
- much joy, cke- Mus. journal. Ii
MmApn 49, 6wr M.nar~ HI.
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a. The House Committee On Territories
have agreed % report bin organizing Ter.
riserial Government for Nevada, the western
part Of Utah, including the rich Carson valley.
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WRAT AN ENGLIsR GIRL THINKS OF THE NOR
Aoxs..-An English girl named Ell zabeth Cotton,
who was induced 10 join the Mormons and emf
crate to Salt Lake, writes nome to Leeds, Eng
land, 10 follows
81 am afraid ! shall never see you again, but
still L live In hopes. We started from Salt Lake
some time since to come back again. but the
Mormons met Ne, and we were compelled to 20
back. On arriving at the Salt Lake, wast not
little surprised TO see the men running after
the women and asking if they were married, but
1 have not got married yet, and do not intend
to. Many Of them have eight or ten wives. and
he sleeps with enc two nights and another two
nights, aud SO on, and this 10 Mormonism; but
this is not all, for Brigham Young has 60 wo-
men, and they had IL sons in one year, and how
many daughters do not know. What thew
preach about is -. thieyng, and cutting
snybodys throat, and if you ask anything about
i you are told it 10 none Of your id business.
l know one young woman Of fifteen who has
had four husbands in 1--WE months. and sha, gives
you IN idea Of Mormonism. Ann Jubb came
along with Us across the plains, aud when she got
70 Salt Lake there we're so many men running
after her that she got married, and she is the
second wife, and they call Der Ann Webb, but
she is far from being comfortable and would be
glad to be back again. III was in England aud
any Mormon elder came to the house where |
was. would give him pretty warm reception.
Mormonism in England aud Normonism in Salt
Lake are as different IS chalk and cheese"
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~ The river fell eight inches at Dubuque
during Sunday lass. It cennsacsd falling here
vooterdav
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Il
The wife of John d. Hutton, of Philadelphia
has left his bed and board, whereupon John
wakes poetical, and advertises her in the follow.
ing doggerel:
my wife has left my bed and board.
For few days, for few DAYS:
She left it Of her own accord.
When was out from home.
caution all to this amount,
Nowadays. nowadays,
Don't trust her on my account,
For she's never coming home.n
At Bedrock, I'LL, little son Of M, EctheIoe,
was throwing parched corn into his open mouth
when grain lodged in his wiudpipe. cansinv
bis death in . few moments.
One Of the Gardes do Paris wounded n II.
attempt Of January l4th, died in he hoen;tal -
the the 10Th, after severe suferings. He Y ~
tenth victim Of the attempt q Assassination.
JoHs MoaalsET. the celebrated Nev Yort
DULY, was soundly thrAshed By 1 countrvman
named bennst, q Troy, n. r. ! few days siocs. .
We regret to hear Of she serious illn... "
:. Gratz brown, III able editor Of he 81. Iouis
Democrat. . .1''A.
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Rsssss y. UBlssaiA esavisasd q nAa-
slaaeAt9 = = Losis ahsas 90 ysass inss -
600 y taapsaiRstiasy. - sssa pardessd ~
0ov. Seov1fG
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Foul HuRDEs.-Ar. Samuel West of KNOX
vile, in this county, was murdered few weeks
since BY man named Robert Jones Of Warsaw.
ILL.,, at grocery twelve miles west of Alexan-
dria. No. West, with several compa mons from
this State, stopped At the grocery, and were
talking with soma Missourians, when a quarrel
was commenced by one Jones making improper
reuarks to a Young lady. Jones being repri-
manded rather shorply drew pistol and threat.
ened 70 shoot some one. West interfcred and
told him to put up his pistol. He then attempt.
ed TO shoot an old man in the crowd. when
West stepped between them. Jones cred and
shot West in the side. West started for the
door and was struck by the grocery keeper
twice ON the head With an axe handle. Nr.
West got up and went TO the fence and sat on
il for some tiloe, but becoming weak fell to the
ground, when some one Of the neiehbors car.
ried him into the house Of the grocery keeper
where ne Icy unattended, until next morning.
his friends and ne;ghbors having all deserted
him soon after he was shot. The next morning
the grocery keepers wife brought in doctor.
Who, upon examining, told him that ii he had
anything TO say be had better Say il, ~ he was
going 70 die, when he closed his eyeauand never
opened them again.
These facts are communicated to the Knox-
sille Republican BY the relatives Of the murder.
ID man.-Galesbufg Dem.
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JARlUS Z. NEAL.
II. Ii. TRIMBLE,
SAMUEL REINER.


BeA Resofced By the General assembly of The
State Of Ioaca, That the Attorney General shall
investigate all the facts connected with the
printing OF the Senate Journal, House Journal,
Senate Documents and House Documents for
the regular session Of the Sixth General Assem-
bly,, and the compensation paid to the State
Printer for the same. And ifupon such inyes-
tlgation he shall be Of opinion that the State Of
Iowa has any cause Of action against said State
Printer, he shall commence and prosecute suit
or suits against said State Printer on bis official
bond, to recover the amount due the State Of
Iowa.
Which was, under suspension of the rules,
adopted
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- ~ IN early hour yesterday morning, !
ssbid dog nade ~ appearances % Washing
Ten 6lrsst and iron thence traverssd the
greatest pofsioa Of the business part Of town,
biting every thing that came n his way. He
his . great many dogs and finally. disappeared
In a allsy.
When are We 70 be rid Of this internal dog
nuisanesl Many of or citizens seem to have
- great conte,apt for law and order thst they
cannot obey even proclannation and, snap
ping their singers q authority aud the safety
u their neighbOrs, let everything run Wild
The streets are full Of dogp, small num-
Der killed ~ the olacers having no visible
eject h lssssning the number. II these ami
mails continue to run At large, We hope the
police win shoot every QUE Of them that is in
The city.
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~ AtONVH1c StVUTdl HOUSES were COnsiUera ;
Oily damaged, though to what extent we have
not learned.
Such = terrible and destructive storm has
never been heard OF in this country before
There have been tornad0es which have sven,
everything before them for few miles VI,
this storm, we doubt not, was felt all over the
country.
From the Oquawka Plaindealer-Extrs. we
learn That the storm ragged severely in chat
place. The large livery stable OF Ives, Mount.
gomery 4 Chaplin, was blown down ana entire.
y destroyed and other property damaged to
the amount Of $4,000. Many houses were IN.
their lives.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12

PATos AND TIBuRoN IsLAND.-The former,
says a Guaymas correspondent of the Herald,
''is a guano island, only two miles in circum-
ference, and thickly covered with guano.-
Tiburon is one hundred and twenty five miles
in circumference, and is the Botany Bay for
the Ceris Indians, hostile tribe existing be-
tween Guaymas and Hermosllo These In.
dians are the tallest men ever seen, scarcely
any of them being less than six feet four inch
es, and some as high as seven feet. There
are at pesent on the island about two hun
dred chiefs and warriors We met quite a
number of them, but they never molested us
although exceedingly hostile to Mexicans.-
We made them presents Of tobacco, sheetings,
etc. We visited the island on the ship Ed
win Fly, chartered in San Francisco to load
guano for Cork, Ireland The island con-
tains many thousand tons of guano and is in
habited only by two Frenchmen. Ships
coming here to load bring Yald Indians from
Guaymas to perform the labor The Ceris
never work, but subsist entirely on fish and
game. There is no cultivation whatever
either on Patos or Tiburon. The ship John
E. Thayer, from Boston, arrived to load qua.
no for the same destination as the Edwin
Fly, but went on to sand-bar, and after be-
ing there nine days, was burned to ashes
Two of the men were sent to the States il
irons"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12

CoLD WEATnER.-In San Mateo county,
and particularlyin in the neighborhood of the
Redwoods and Redwood City, says the Alta
the late cold snap has been particularly Sc
we're. On the night of the 7th instant the
force pump of Mr.. William Page, of Sears
vile, was burst by the freezing of the water.
In that vicinity the water was frozen in ex.
posed places to the depth of an inch and a
half In other places it was formed, but not
so thick Truly, this is cold weather for thi.
part of the country.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-12

Sr. NICHOLAS HoTEL.-This establishment,
(late the Haun House, has been fitted up in
superb style, and will be opened to the pub
lie to morrow morning. The proprietor Lee
McGown, advertises in another part of to-
days paper.