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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03
The Nominations.

With the nominees Of the District Conven
zion which met here Wednesday, We have nc
personal acquaintance, with the exception Of
Hon. D. +. Miller, Of IT. Madison. They are,
however, pretty well known, BY reputation, in
The District Mr.. FaAxcrs SPRINGER, Of Looisa
County, 10 gentleman Of integrity and ability.
He wAs President Of the Convention which
formed our present Constitution and hes held
numerous places Of trust, and always with
credit to himsslf. NJ. Springer will make a
good judge.
Ar. Q. Q. MASH, Of Henry County, is the
nomines for District. Attorney. We are inform.
Cd that ~ ID young man Of much ability, wor.
thy and well qualified for the important eface to
which he has been nominated.
Hon. D. F. MILLER 10 80 well known rs to
need NO endorsement from US. Az he has rep
resented this District in Congress it is presume.
bic that he 10 capable Of representing this Ju-
dicial District in the State Board Of Education.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

GOING ROUND THE HoRN.-The steamers
Canada and America, lately purchased by Mr..
N. +. Stewart, of Detroit, and taken through
the St. Lawrence rapids, have been sold to New
York parties, who intend sending them to the
Pacific, to form a line between San Francisco
and Vancouyer's Island, tho route to the new
Eldorado. The upper works of the steamers
will be taken off until they arrive at San Fran.
cisco. 1t is quite an undertaking, but not
whit more hazardous than the rapids expert
ment.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

sUIc1DB OF A PHYsIcIAx.-Dr. o. D. Wiz,
committed suicide at Elmira, N. Y, on Friday.
He had amputated leg for man by the name
Of Hammons, in the town Of Chemung, who
soon afterwards died. Dr.. Wilcox was then
charged with malpractice, and criminal pro-
cesdings instituted against him, and immediate.
" after the Sheriff served the papers on him,
be took some deadly poison, and died in half
An hour.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

! u Lehangwell, in the upper Distssst has
taken the Douglas ground in opposition TO both
the original Lecompton bill and the English
cempromiss, and denounces BuchAnaps Admin.
istration bitterly. The North Iowan, Democratic
Administration paper, printed At Usage, With
draws its support from Lefangvell, declaring
that IL has nothing to choose between Letting.
well and vandever. The Davenr ort Democrat,
also an Administration paper, denounces Lief.
6ngwsll for unfaithfulnsss to the platform, but
concludes 70 pocket the insult 70 buchanan and
aupport him for CONGRESS-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

Senator Green, Of Missouri, in his speech At
St. Louis last Monday hight, maintained that
the institution Of slavery is both the foundation
and the main support Of Republican institutions.
He declared that liberty and political freedom
cannot exist in any nation without domestic
alayerY Such il Lecompton Democracy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

The Cedar river at Cedar Falls, Waterloo and
other places, probably was 80 high on the 22d
and 2Sd inst, that these towns were partially
inundated, and considerable damage done to
property At Waterloo some of the embank-
ment Of the Dubuque and Pacific Railroad was
carried away by the food, and some other tri-
ding damage was done in the vicinity. At Ce-
dar Falls, the rain fell in torrents and flooded
the principal streets. The amount of damage
done at the latter place is estimated to be $l,-
500. These disasters have been alluded to
already.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

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COL I. arose, greatly excited, and wanted no
nick names applied to him. He wanted the
Chair to keep Sample within the boundary of
reason and decency.
Sample said he simply meant by the remark
that he had great reverence for Col p. As a
gentleman and a Democrat. Some leading
Democrats had frequently requested leading
Republican to run for Judge, but he refused
lie hoped the gentlemsn would not all Jump IN
at once and deny it.
Todd said they wished to make q general de-
NAL Of all Sample had said, and all he was GO
ing to say, to save time.
Sample continued: Failing to get a Republi-
can out independent, they now sought nomi-
nation. number Of them had written to
Eads, and had sent a delegation to him. allie
ging that the Democracy was in favor of con-
vention.
Hornish arose to say that be pronounced that
assertion false. They made 10 such statement
to Eads. Sample said he did not apply it to
Hornish. II. commended that he s. applied it to
those who went to see Eads about calling d
Convention. He was one of that number. and
ne again pronounced Sample 'ss.atemen. false.
hood
5. went on at great length to expose the wire
pulling propensties of certain leading Demo-
Gratis. he was very personal, naming out prom.
insnt Democrats and making charges against
them.
Marshall wanted to know IFS had come to
raise the question of Clagett and anti Clagett /
Sample said he had not, but would like to know
whether N. would vote for Clagett If he was
nominated.
Marshall denied Samples right to ask such |
question.
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me democracy was opposed to a nomination |
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ike Clagett much; he considered him hasty,
nconsiderate and e1cltable, but be believed a
majority were for him, aud he was therefore
or MN also. He sympathized with those who
we're e1asperated at Clagett's course they had
700 ground for complaint; some Of them he
'ei'eved had been badly treated, but be did not
hink ClAgett did anything intentionally wronp.
le didnt believe Ciagelt could b corrupted or
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

Washington, J1l b
The steamer Isabel, at Charleston, irsa Il.
vana, repors that the sloop Of war JAusssr
was spoken off Havana, with 80 or 40 ctsa 4
Chacres fever on board, and tina, she va. sqs..
to New York.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
Attempt Of Prisoners e. Escape from Sing
Sing PGisOn.

One of our reporters was informed yesterday, by
deputy Sheriff. that an attempt was made last
Thursday evening by five prisoners to escape from
the Sing Sing prison. by crossing the river; but for
tunately their plan was frustrated and the ringeai
ers captured. 1t seems that on Thursday evening
while the prisoners were marching towards the
room, five of their number suddenly broke the ranks
and had got hundred yards from the dock when
the contents of loaded pistols fired by the keepers
lodging in their bodies had the effect of impeding
their progress and resulted in their speedy capture.
John Spence, the manager Of Mol Hodges panel
game establishment who was convicted at the la It
term OF the General Sessions, and sent up for four
years and nine months, and man named Quinn,
who was convicted of burglary last summer, in
very precarious condition, and not expected to
live, the former having received five balls and the
latter four in some portion of their bodies. Pete
Devlin, "seat up for receiving stolen goods, was
also wounded, he getting off with two balls; the
other two fugitves escaped unhur, and on arriving
at the abdicated mansion were treated TO shower
bath. The prisoners made no confession, nor was it
asoertained whether extensive plot had been laid
TO secure the liberation OF larger number of the
COpyicts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

Between the hours specified in this card the three
large rooms in the building adjoining the church are
thronged with penitents from all classes and occu-
pations. There is the merchant the lawyer, the
politician the Office holder and the Office seeker, the
carman, the mechanic the shopkeeper, the clerk
in fact Representatives from the various pursuits in
the business world. There also some ladies',
but very few for the simple reason that this church
is in the midst of the business part of the city. The
majority of the attendants however in the churches
up town is composed Of the fairer portion Of the
converts.
The object of having the meetings at the time
specified in the card is that all may have an oppor-
tunty of attending that being the least busy part of
the day. Some stay for few minutes, while some
remain about half an hour and others again do not
leave till the close of the exercises These exercises
consist Of extempcraneous prayer by any one Of the
persons present reading of the Scriptures and the
singing of appropriate hymns Suspended in con-
spcuous part Of the room where it is visible to all,
- the following notice -
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Personal Infelli9ence.

The Hon. John Minor Bolts, Of Virginia, in company
with John r. Fry, Esq, and number Of guests, paid
visit last evening 10 the headquarters OF the Metropolitan
Police Broome street. where they smused themselves Zoe
time examining the picture gallery Of all the noted
thieves and burglars
ARRIVALS.
Al the Clarendon Hoel-Mr. and Mrs George = Taylor,
nurse and children, Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs N y
Bentley New York Mr. and Mrs. Robert .oHe, fough-
keepsie Mis-. L. White, Georgia; r. r. BUCK Chicsgo =
kAeet hewbufg; wu.R. Anger. bo-tcn Ihos swanncs
tngisnd Marcus sprfft, and VIM Hodges New YORK ~
Howsrd and family burlington, W. u. Douglass New
YORK ~ a. Moultou, Manchester, Eng; N Philips MontEo
merry fhlsdephs ~ Tinney. wife and child, England; Ihos
q. Maher, Mestchester Edwd Polymenger Boston Beny
hakrr Albany Sgnor Tberri and servant Italian Opera
AyW l'us, staten 1sland Benj. Perkins Jr Boston.
From Ro Janero, In the bark Cor.-MrJ Pitkin Of New
ORLEANS.
DEPARTURES.
For Chareston In the steamship ColunbiaA lie Barber
and lazy. IL Mcfherson IA Gosson Mashton, ID
risson, Lesquicki Miss Anderson Mrs Hosie Roe
Brady, Hhley lazy and chin; Mrs W smith n Hos
asct q Curts., 1nmsn, Frost ~ 4, Osgood. n q
Thompson, Mallory, sanford, Il wakinson, W J
willams-andS In the steerage
FOR Norfolk &C. In the steamship Jaures,ownw Gould
ND Ambrose Barrett, Rob Crabb Chas Jones and lad ~
MES Defsye W Mecker, Mrs De zouche n BAKER Mrs
Greenlesf John Shreyer and lady, Fouke Jr Lewis
Never Hess, II II Tanning. Wv Rose oicers and 81
for frigate Colorado-and q In the sesage
ro- Savannah IN the steamship Augusiawrs BeIi three
rhiiden and servant Mr. and Mrs Geo Brown Ferandon
y Tsmes1n n Leeds, Peabody Sam Gasauoine, otto
Nui'sr-snd 10 the seereEe.
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nlarkeys.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20 1883
SOCKS steady Penntyivana SIS, s7ts; Reading Rail
road 81 Morris Canal 5Dk; Long bland Railroad, l2T
Pennsylvania Railroad, as.
Momr T. Feb. 10, 1858
The Battles Dews has caused decline of eighth Of
cent per pound this market The sales TO-
day 500 bales and OF tho week IL 900 bales The
decline the week fully onebalf cent The receipts
Of the week 81 900 bales against IA 900 in the
week last year. The decreased receipts this port
o, 900 ba.es and the stock $50, OG9 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb 10, 1858.
Coton--yhere have been no sales Of moment since
TIE reception Of TIE Battles Prices are, however
uoninaly lower
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20, 1865
Flour quiet tu; steady, at 81 37h for Howard street
AID City mills. Nhea: steady: red 81 O3 81 o5 white
81 10 81 90 Corr liz good de mand, and firm at 55c.
Soc for yellow, and &c for white. Coverseed dali
81 so 81 l21s Wbssey quiet but firm, at 23c. rs Nc
PHILADELPHIA, FEB 20, 1853.
Readstlffs quiet Whea.-Iittle offering, and but
email demand Corn has advanced lc sales at Gle. Mess
pork SIT. Wniskey firm at q &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

DESCENT UPON A MODEL ARTIST ESTABLISHMENT.
On Thursday night Sergeant Burn-y, with a posse o.
men, made q decent upon private Model Artist estxb
shnent, No. 4G3 Broome When the officers ca
tered building there about half dozen young
ladies' exhibiting themselves in nude state before
small number OF select gentlemen, who wore highly
amused with the performance that going After
The officers had witnessed n portion of the perfor
nance they made kpoSn their errsnd when the
scenes changed TO general rush for the doors.
The all allowed TO make good their
compelled to put their garments after whob they
all marched OF TO the Eighth Ward station House, and
locked up Cor the night They gave their Eliza
Remer Emma Smith, Elena Fisher, Eliza Becker, Louisa
Stein and Joanna Meyers They all about IS years OF
age. lestetoc morning they brought before the
MAJ or, when examination had 10 Srgeant James
~ Crofts squad room-Mr. spencer appearing behalf
$500 bail each to keep the peace John Remer bail
for all the girls and they accordingly discharged.
The keeper OF the house. Mrs H. krubn also present
AZ the examination but the Mayor refusfd 10 hold her
when tho grs took their departure the MAJ told them
that lac iOuod them In the house after tue expra
on OF week he would have them all arrested again
and sent on the Island for SIX months.
hRaxsT OF ALLEGED fIcSET swfSpLEKs.
Two men, named E1monds and Palmer, keepers OF a
tcke, Office Ia West street. arrested saturday
afternoon and brought before his Honor the Mayor
complaint Of three Germans, who segc1 that they had
been dcfrauccd out OF go each California tickets which
they paid and above the regular price Tue Mayor
made Edmonds refund the money, and was about dis.
charging him, when named Higgins entered
paint against him for derauiing him Of 500 on
Edmonds to the Tcnbs in default OF 81 coo bal 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

grand party AZ Mr.. Sickles', when George Sanders
shall have been nominated and confirmed. Post
master Fowler ID here hard at work for him. and the
President has re considered his original determina-
ton not to send his name in
Lots of leople going TO Richmond, too, wherr they
can't he comfortable or enjoy the comforts of ,sea
social exstt nee. Military friends have had a lend
THEN uniforms for the aids Of Governor Wiz .tIr
press Hessans are going as honr-' 20, anu 20
militia companies. YOp~- IL. larry members oi
~. TO- pns,mss,.p cure in season for the party at
'Ns AVa'@a'S a Generals next week. jenkins,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

To Fathers and Mothers --S,nrist Fever
proves he mtoranee 81 The bloc by brisk prs
purge freely and The disease viii be snilrei, from
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT there viii be no settling ofthe numors no
treatment after the complaint SAL TO be cared Bsandreths
On whst rni,ery cud he saved were srandrs,hs
pills properly spprcciaed Prreps oaes s. canal street,
street orper Of Lewis slrs, sThbd and l7s F
ton street, Brooklyn Price IS cents bon
JmI.cr,ant Notice to the P.bIIc. For full
pa-,o,,srs address rbIif A. EoERroN' box 80 5sIa-
Pianos md Meiodcons-New and second
low prices for c.sh The water. large o9usr
n6s Ss wArERs S BsdaSsay 81" music OF
Niagara Falls and Suspension bridge Photo
grsphed eolor b. the Queens artist, a. HOLMES
gallery 30 Broadway.
Aoson's D~guesrectyss-Lsrge Size for 30
cents The orly place the city where are
made. exclusive Of any other picture ssi
AssoNs, $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Defiance ssIamander ssfes-Nith Patent
p'V'N p''''' '"''' RoBskT NJ PATRICK
Rubbers Neatly Rspaired-Rub,.e- scIes
sseh,d leather boots sad shoes Apply at Nc ~ Nassau
rect, in the basement
Bstcnslor's Hair Dye, wiss and Toupees.-
s &C.: ss5d ;fSsssa: mad. Bod And
Crfstsdcrc's Hair Dye, Wigs ara Toupees,
best IN the world, sale. and the dye applied No
House.
Soreness or Irritation OF the Throat, s"d
eovrhs cured by BROWNS bronchial trcches Sold b. all
druggists.
Rupture,-Marshk 4 Co.'s Radical Cure Truss
ofce removed TO No 2vssey street, Astor House.
Hoilowny's Ointment is the Only External
application which he used whcrt danger IN eryspelas
Suppressvs lotions drive the the brain
THIS onmt nj, far below the surface aud neutral
ives the exciting In all diseases Of the skin equally
rftin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs.


yoSx-GANuR AT Trinity church New York, By the
Rev J. H. Young, Mr. CaAEEs o. JoSEs, Of New IorS TO
Miss kAts " Gsssis, ~ Brooklyn.
McPMRsoS--wuroS- ION Sunday evening, Feb. L. By
the Rev NJ Cumrirgs, VI JoetPs z. yciasRsJS 10 Mss
Navy WHO, 10th Of tbs city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

REvIvALs IN THE CHURCHES.

REvvALS IN THE CHURCHES.
During the Las two months there has been an u0u
sual degrees Of activity among the varioas religion
denominations Of New York, and In fact of all the
cities, North and South, East and West. Even in
San Francisco the people have been seized by the
spirit Of religion and the churches and adjoining lee
ture rooms are crowded daily, as they are In New
York. The revival, rs this religious movement is
called has extended to all TIE evangelical churches
the Baptist the Dutch Reformed the Methodist,
the Prest yterians-and in word to all the various
Protestant denominations, including the Episcopa-
lians. II appears TO have been an entirely unpre-
meditated movement, and was called into existence
solely by what the religious community call the spi
rit of grace. Its origin, according to gentleman
who is one of the regular attendants at
the exercises and prayer meetings, is to be
found in the feeling of general depression which
followed the recent financial revulsion, and which
brought the commercial community to proper
sense of the grevous sins they had committed, and
to thorough appreciation of their utter want of
the spirit Of true religion and Christian grace. The
fast prayer meetings were held shortly after the
panic had reached its climax and the old North
Dutchc huIch so distinguished In the religious an
mails of New York, was among the foremost to open
the doors to the returning prodgas and to hold out
the hope of pardon TO the truly repentant. At the
beginning of these meetings the attendance wasvery
limited. but ii became larger every week, until the
venerable pastor had the qualification of seeing that
the crowd of converts had almost OutgrOwn the
pacity Of the rooms specially apart for their use
For the information OF those who were ignorant of
the movement large number of eards, OF which
the following il q copy, were Issued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

ST LoCN, Feb. 70, 1898.
The Republican learns from private sources that the
Teuca Indians have been committing depredatous the
property woundng the cattle and threatening the lives
the citizens of Nebraska City, Fort Randall Ma
ior Day sent Capan Davidson with three companies
u auei the ds ,urbances
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
Sentence or a Murderer. &C.

DANynIE, Pa, Feb 20, 1883.
willard Clarke has been sentenced to death Tor the
lJr1er CT bs wife.
The tsial Of Mrs Twiggs FOR the murder OF her bus
tsci, has been pot tponed until May next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

FFV. 1865.
Judge Kare las been Dangerously H. Of Inflammation OF
tie !unss, but is better tpis morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

lDVisVftiEI NJ FeU 70, I5oH
AZ New Providence Tenn. last night, Joseph H. Harris
tcbscconst murdered by one OF his negroes Saose
sequently n Cd took the negro and hung him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

TIE United States mai steamship James Adger, Capt.
g Turner, from Neg Yois arrived here at O'Clock
las mornlg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

Burulng u the Court House at BELL AIR, ma
BALnMoas, Feb. 70, 1868.
The court house In Bell Air, Hartford county, Nd, was
nearly destroyed by accidental nre last night Many
OF the records destroyed There w.s no insurance
on the property,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
To Fathers and Mother. --s,nr,., F,yer

The Metallic Tablet strop can w obtained,
genuine a, J. A s. SAUNDERS store, No Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
Capture OF Notorious BurElar.

CaPturo Of NOtOFiOuS B0F04ars
BALTIMORE, Feb 20, 1858.
The notorious burglar Captain Green, alias james Gala
her arrested last night when robbng the warehouse
Of p ssuerwein Son. Over $500 coin found in
his possession,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

1sT-C0RNS. BuNTONs, NAILS PENETRATING TIE
nesh extracted without pain. that the
Immediately at,r the operaton without The least lnconvs
uience 70 ;he patient BY Dr.. fACHARfE 100 Broadway.
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TELEG r A p HIC

PnIApEfuiA, Fee. $3.50 z ".
The Diamond State has become totsl loss Tho fire
originated IN the hold while the Waterman asleep
The ship in ballast lad up in ordinary aud n In
sured for about 800 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

DAILY PRAYER MEETING
From i2 70 O'Clock,
in rear OF the
NORTH DUTCH CHURCH,
Corner Of Fulton ana William streets,
Entrance IRON Fulton and Ann streets.
PRAYER il the Christians vital breath,
The Christians native air;
His watchworG at the gates Of dc a.h-
He eaters heaven With prayer.
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application which be used without danger IN eryspeaa
Suppresys aves and lotions drive the disease TO the brain
This onim Mt far below the surfsce aud neutral
ives the exciting In all Diseases Of the skin s equally
reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21
Admiration OF Kansas.

l. the Senate Of the United States, Feb Is, 1855 NJ
Cree, from the Committee Territories submitted
report, accompanied by the folio wing bill, wt;h was
read and passed 10 second resding;s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-21

81 80 rpoyHLE SOL. SOLE MATE, wATsRE s Z, sEx.p
Also, ~ 90 double sole psgged boots
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JmIertant Notice to the P.bIIc. For fall
particulars address pBTiP A. E0ERrUN, bon 80 3sl-