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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

= UnioH eEsnARxr.-The following . the
'esoeaadne paragraph efesnasor Stewards speech
b giving HE vote for an increase Of the army:
Sir. shatevsr nay b the decision Of this
Question. am pspsssd y ~ he people Of
al region Of country 10 which reside still
ecediag ne Cnion; end 1 believe that they
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

A DEsPERArE CAsE.-A man named Beach.
confined in jail at Vandaia, attempted to COM
init suicide on Saturday night, the 18th inst, BY
severing an artery in his left arm, by means Of
q small blade broken out Of knife loaned him
| to cut.a piece Of tobacco. After losing few gal
Ions Of blood, his situation was discovered and
the blood staunched. Failing in this endeavor
to destroy his life. be declared his purpose to
receive no nourishment, saying he did not wish
to meet the face Of his father, an estimable cit.
izen Of Ohio, whose arrival was daily expected;
aud when our informant left, on Monday, he
was greatly reduced and mot expected to survise
twenty -four hours. He was imprisoned to await
his trial for murder committed in Fayette county
few weeks aince.-[Spring6eld Journal
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

fur SruxEx CouRS NAssIAL.-The NY. Times
l.us from reliable quarter that the result ofths
,.ceu, Court Martial upon Col. sumner, at Car
~. Bsrscks, was the aegs;stai Of Col. s. upon
ho.a 4 The charges preferred against him BY
ceueral Harvey. This result, NO DOUBT, viii
!. highly gratifying both to the country and 70
II army. lis said the court deliberatsd less
IAaa aiAsea nisssss, bsSsss asseeisg 70 YER
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23
rRsua our Hsgussr csrsposdentJ
letter. Grom the Capital
DIES MolxEs, March Is.


Nr. RsrcA, in IL Senate, reported back the
Sar,er Of the city Of Davenport, with the
repdment Submitting it to vote Of tho citi.
rms He made some shrcwd remarks on the
emous,rapce Of the city council and citizens
ehich, be said, had whole pages of names in one
handwriting,-swen,y drs O'Brien's. Eve Of the
rane surname, (OBrien,) besides Patrick. Smith,
nd James O'Bren, etc.
4 One name sas Of man who died three weeks
>eiore the session Of the Legislature began.
Tie report and bill we're concurred in by q
psk OF 25'os.
Tie rcpor, Of The Committee of Conference or
\ State Bank Bill, recommending small bill
set ssceeding ten per cent. Of one dollar issues
"a ~ over City per cent. d the whole issue
snser ten dollar notes, after . spirited debate
- coneured ia. By vote Of 81 to 10.
Abill 10 require the Secretary Of State 10 fur
WI County judges with the special laws (by
spy q psiassd sIip) in three months, was also
assed.
NJ. Gee, in the House, has introduced bill
y printing and binding the new Code Of the
sasisdoners. or their report, by contract With
y iesest responsible bidder.
/ he Des MONIES River Improvement Company
"a from the Senate. has been under debate'
netting and able ON both sides, for and against
y settlement proposed, on the motion Of ref
sace, aud with instructions to reserve in the
Etsnens shirty-scven and . half per cent. Of
hnds for the three railroad lines that have
Dhd grants, ~ offered by Mr.. Bates, Of Linn
nty.
he debate was continued, most of the day
y Messr. Bates, Trumbull. Harmon, Nahony
I'd Bradley against the bill, and Nessrs. See.
bsrs. Belknap. shelledAy, Jackson, and others,
Igainst reference With Instructions
Ar. Sprague movsd TO amend BY reserying
nIiy per cent. which NJ. Bates accepted.
The amendmsnt was lost, BY vote of rs TO
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

TEE LBOonrfeN COMsfITU1lOn.-We learn
from reliable authority that circumstances have
occurrnd within . day or two past which rene
dees Il esrssia that the Kansas bill now pending
cannot pase the House Of Representatives in
any form which will enable the President to
claim the measure ~ an administration triumph.
The measure will certainly be defeated IN IL
present form, or In any other shape mot con-
sistent with equity aud Justice. We are not Ct
liberty 70 dsclose hew this result win b at--
tained-it l. enough 70 say Ct prsssAs that
events will Justify this predictions New York
Courier, 10. 8
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

Tho 6rst practical application Of the bred
Scott decision to the free States has occurred in
California, where slave taken iato the State BY
his master and employed there for months, his
master not being visitor, has resident, has
been remanded to his claimant BY the U. s. Cir.
cult Court, to which the case had been appealed
from State Court. The State Court had de-
ciied the negro to be free. The decision by
the U. 8. Court establishes the right to take
slaves into free State and hold them there
against its constitution and laws-that Il, it le-
galizes slavery in every State in the Union.-
Nobody will be surprised ct this Il 10 only .
Legitimate extension Of the bred Scott decision,
expounded BY the slavery party and south side
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

The Administration apes Jacksonism. II de.
sires to seem resolute and determined. II fails,
and appears only brutaL Col. Sumner was
deeply grieved in . soldiers tenderest point,
his honor. The offender was boaster, but l
favorite 1t court. He had massacred Indian
women and children by the score, and this had
given him consideration as q warrior. Col.
Sumner unwillingly, as We understand, intima-
ted that for q soldiers wrongs he desired
soldiers redress. The man who had insulted
and injured him ran with the intimation in his
hand 70 headquarters and demanded court.
martial. II was granted. 1t met, decided the
case in an hour, and transmitted it's verdict to
Washington. II turns ont, as every man with
the instincts of manhood felt it must turn out,
in the acQuittal of Col sumner. Il seems,
however, that the Secretary OF War refuses his
approval Of the verdict Virtuous official! He
belongs to class that fight on principle, on
the very preamble TO IN insult-who arm and
rush to the field on punctilio. Yet he Is or.
dent and urgent for the degradation Of gal
liant officer for doing what he himself would
have personally denounced him for not doing
He wants the head Of Sumner for nothing and
for less. He wants i because Summers adver-.
sary thinks the cashiering process the safest
way Of obtaining It. We are ashamed Of this
meanness. And We are sure that not only 10
the Army. but out Of it, the finger Of scorn
will reach both the prosecutor and his principal,
who it now appears are acting in 40 ipglorious
league to unseat one Of the bravest and most
meritoriOus officers and gentlemen ia the Army.
Whatever else comes Of the case, two men are
already disgraced BY i; these are the Secreta-
~ Of War and Gen. Harney.-N. Y. 1ribsas.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

FIRST GUN FROM The OLD TENTH LEGION
The election for borough officers took place in
Aauch Chunk Penn, Wednesday, l7th instant,
and the contest was spirited. The Anti Lee
compton ticket was elected by an average ma
josity Of 20 votes. Last year the Democracy
carried the borough BY SO majority. The L..
comptonites called theirs the Peoples Ticket,
but this, even, would not save them Tho true
Democracy Of these everlasting hills never will
indorse the swindle.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

DsAru or Rsy. J. y. PEck.-Rev. ). u. feek'
IN h,eva - an old resident throughout the
ve,t "a hlesly essssnsd o : devoted and
ishtsl Baptist minister, died at his residence at
s.ck serine, in Illinois, on Monday evening
" lived in St. Louis a. early o. the year 1918,
IA assisted 70 organize the arst Baptist Church
4. shaf e;tv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

IA German, on his way to Nuscatine, was
ssehsd q the Union House on Saturday after
econ Of !esa. He says four scoundrels got him
nses reon and compelled him 70 give up bic
nssey, shich they divided before his face. He
- hsst6sd one Of them, Who win have his
Trial this morning.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

The Great Shoshonec Falls on the Snake Riv-
sr. . branch Of the Columbia, formerly called
Lewis Fork, in Oregon, are said to be next to
Niagara in grandeur. They are situated In the
great volcanic desert Of Oregon, . region Of
appalling sterility and lie SO far from the ordi-
nary route across the continent that they have
been comparatively unknown.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

Ouf readers VIII hear gladly that We hate
private and confidential advicss from Washing.
ton (says the New York Tribune Of Thursday
which fully justify our conviction that tie L.
eompso" freud cannot pass tie Rosss Of Repre-
ssntotives. II will Of course be driven through
shs Senate on Monday or Tuesday next but
By . smaller majority than it advocates have
confidently anticipated. Thence it goes 70 the
House, where very different fortune awaits il.
Though its hackers have never triumphed ON
one of the preliminary questions which have
divided the House, they yet have maintained
~ air Of confidence throughout-a confidence
which no facts known to the public have war
ranted. We rejoice, however, in our ability 70
assure the adversariss Of government BY bal
lot-stafing and Directory copying that this ini-
quitous divies will either be laid ON the table
Of the House or 90 amended that its own fathers
will disown it.
OF course, unforeseen blunders or culpable
apathy on our side may yet prevent this result,
but NO deem this hardly possible. We exhort
oil who stand for Free Kansas 10 work ON in the
cheering knowledge that the great issue 10 soon
to be decided, aud in the lively faith that the
decision will be right -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

H The opinion daily gains ground that Le-
compton will be defeated-that the President
and his pet measure Of thrusting slavery upon
Kansas will meet with overwhelming defeat
in the House. We hope this may be the case,
but prefer to wait until we are fairly out of the
woods before We do any considerable amount of
shouting. 81
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To All to Whom it May Concern.


M the inventor Of new and useful improve
certain parties manufacturing machines using
my improvements. This is to notify all persons who
make v.nd said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who infrnges my rights,
sponsibe for all such nringements, and will ct their
expence establish the validity ofmy patent.
Now part Of what claim as my invention 70 the
securing DEVICE formed Of the beaten attached the
cylindrical screw, In combination with the securing
plate cylinder, formed Of series Of rings placed
one over the other. further claim the adjustible
screws placed In the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the fan. whereby the CHEFS and and inferior
grain may, when OF sufficient value, discharge from the
machine separately. and in clean state, or, when
worthless, aowe 10 the fan boz TO be elected
thererom with the 0ner and lighter foreign substances.
This IL part Of what claim Ia the summary to my
patent. The above notice will hope, be sufficient that
none may claim ignor ance OF my right.
A word to the wise ID sutacient
March 20 iwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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u;asa.IA a DArsarS, lasshtsr Of Ossegs
II neSast, "a, of:Bedss, vas essssd %
1sEsh y her clothes taking srs' on Saturday
Y. 81. vss mos. beautiful and accomplish.
a ,erae lady, and had just completed her svea'
:. g.. ,.., Al the time Of the accident shs
i.s avsitpg the arrival Of young man 70 %
.or1 ~ u laie.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

Maxwell Of Spencer Co., Ky, was murdered on
the l6th inst. BY his negroes. He had whipped
two Of bis negro women in the afternoon went
to neighbor's in the eveaing, and on his way
homo Was met BY three OF his negro men, and
attacked with clubs and killed. The negroes
have been arrested.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

JslfFies the celebrated Bsitish reviewer once
remarked, that it Wa his 6rm belief that II .
premium Of ! thousand dollars we're offered fos
the best formulation Of Gfssk Bible, il would
be taken BY Yankee, Who, till the offer was
made, had never sesn word Of Greek in his
life-that he would comsnsncs. learning the
Language. and would bear on the premiul1.
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Especial Dispatches % ths n. Y. Tfibune.l
Erom WasAlngtem.
Waah.n0enn Mach 4

=
1r. Crittenden made . great speech o-day-
noble speech-clear, logical, eloquent, denun.
ciatory Of Lecompton % fraud, an imposition,
and an outrage; fraudulent in ies conception,
growth and ffuition; . disgrace. An infamy,
bolstered up By fimsy pretexts and technical
Quibbles which no man believed, which every
man saw through. The Lecompton Constitu-
ton was rejected. abhorred BY vast majority
Of the people Of Kansas. The question before
Congress was, not whether Kansas should Be
admitted, but whether = sham Constitution
should be forced upon an unwilling people.
After stating the facts and arraying the evil
dence with mastery skill, prove to demon
stration that LecOmpton was base cheat, the
gallant old statesman raised his tall form to its
lull height, shook his white locks, and energeti-
caaiy declared that - Southern man he wo'd re-
sist 70 the last this infamous outrage on the
North. this tyrannical attempt TO trample on the
rights n the people Of Kansas. No good to The
country. NO good to the South, cod come from
forcing the Lec0mpton instrument on Kansas,
and he implored the Senate, he implored the
friends of the Union not to bring this disgrace,
this evil on the country. At the end he gave
notice Of an amendment referring the whole sub
iect to the people Of Kansas for settlement.
Mr.. Crittenden spoke two hours. The Senate
was very full, the chamber crowded with Repre-.
sentatives and the galleries overlooking. He
was heard with most perfect attention from the
beginning to the close, and evidently made
deep impression. A Democratic Senator said
this afternoon that it was impossible to pass
Lecomp,on after such speech. The Lecomton.
i, es feel the blow keeniy coming from such .
quarter, especially As Mr.. Crittenden took such
hig b ground, speaking above all reference to
party or to partisan or sectional considerations,
but simply as an honest. patriotic statesman,
anxious to save his country from the disgrace
and danger of great crime.
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he bill i still pending.

q Saturday was an awful dull day. The
ssads are 70 in.olerably bsd that nothing. can Be-
Aulsd.-an nobody move except upon Mead.
ninsd or planked roads or walks. No grain 10
s0s eening forward and very little doing Of
sgtisd.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

The Boy PREAcuER-The Rev. J. B. Fuller,
the boy preacher, only sixteen years Of age,
changes have spoken 20 enthusiastically, 10 nov
in Quincy, Illinois, where he 10 preaching nightly
TO immense crowds, at the Fourth street Baptist
Church. - lT5
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-23

The London Court Journal Of Feb. 30 gives
list OF nineteen females burned BY their clothes
the LIST Of January and the middle Of February.
The result Of illegitimate expansion inein-
patl Gazette. ss
The expansion u moro legitimate In this d.
rection, with an entirely different effect upon
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The arrival of Madeline Smith, the alleged
poisoner Of L'Angelier. in the colony Of Austria.
lia, u reported by the Ballarat Times.
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ScAx. Mae.-Ws hear that suit for Islander
damages Laid at Sl0,OOO-was commenced
- veek IN The Circuit Court.
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CEThe New York State Prison, at Auburn.
caught Gre On the evening Of the 18th, and sas
considerably damaged before the flames we're
subduod. 49, ~ So
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