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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN MAINE-A CLEAN
SwEEP.-The returns from Maine come in better
and better. The Republican triumph is sweep
ing one. Governor Morrill, is reelected by sew
eral thousand majority, and both branches of
the Legislature are Republican. This secures
Republican United States Senator, as one is to
be elected this winter, Mr.. Fessenden's term
expiring in March. The vote is large one,
both parties polling more than last year. which
shows the interest felt in the canvass. The
members of Congress elected are all Republic
cans az follows
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

Three ruflians recently bea, a man senseless,
and then laid him across the track OF the Detroit
and Milwaukee railway, just before train sp-
preached. The man was seen by the engineer
in time to stop the train before reachin: the
pot, and tour men being discovered running
for the woods, the conductor and several pas.
sengcrs gavc chase, and captured three. o. them.
They proved 20 be the villains who had COM
mitted the outrage, and were lodged in Jail.
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Death has at last divided the Oldest pair in
the United States. Mrs. Ludwick Snyder died
few days since, in Burnside township, Clear
field county, Pennsylvania, at the age OF los
years. Her husband, who is liz years old, sur
wives her.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

A MYSTERY ExPLAINED.-A short time ago,
a man named Bostwick had published in the
New Orleans Picayune his own obituary, sent
several copies Of the paper containing the notice
to persons at the North, and left New Orleans
under circum stances that induced the belief that
he was engaged in some dishonest business
The Chicago papers clear up the mystery OF the
affair, somev hat, by informing US that Bostwick
is civil engineer, and was, until recent date,
a resident Of Pana, ILL.,, where he was MEM
Der of the firm of Bostwick s Bellen, Real Es-
tate and Land Agents. He had been paying
his addresses to a Miss Emma C. Gibson, living
in the town, but she rejected his suit, when he
became depressed in spirits and left Pana I'M
expectedly, leaving behind him all his personal
effects The supposi,ion is now, that his an
nouncement Of his own death was only little
in advance OF that event, as it is presumed he
committed suicide soon afterwards.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

New Corn i, coming to this market in con-
siderable quantities The ears are large and
most of it fully ripe and out of the way OF frost.
We shall certainly have better corn than last
year if we do not get SO large q crop.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

~Hsrs i list Of criminal cash from THE
district, disposed Of at the December term Of
the Supreme Court. There are twelve cases in
ell, and the Supreme Court reversed eleven ous
Of twelve judgments rendered BY Olaggsh and
Il IL presumable that tho revsrs Is Il the De-
cember term are but fair average proportion
Of what the people may expect in the future.
A Criminal Judge. eleven out Of twelve of
whose judgments are reversed, will prove rather
too expensive . luxury for the people these
hard times, We think:
OFFICE CLERK s. CoURr Iowa,
Sept. Is, 1858.
List Of State causes disposed Of by the Su-
preme Court Of Iowa at the December term,
1857, from the First Judicial District:
The State Of Iowa v. Charles Choyin; Henry.
Reversed. Justice Stockton dissenting.
The State Of Iowa v. J. L. Abrahams; Des
Moines. Affirmed.
The State of Iowa v. Andrew Tweedy; Dss
Moines. Reversed.
The State of Iowa Y. join F. Guiger; Des
Moines. Reversed.
The State Of Iowa '. George Geibrick; Dss
Moines Reversed.
The State Of Iowa v. Riley A. Denning; Des
The State Of Iowa v, John Boak, Des Mones.
Reversed.
The State of Iowa v. Charles Walter; Lee.
Reversed.
The State Of Iowa v. Geo. Busch; Des Moines.
Reversed.
The State Of Iowa en- rel. T. w. Claggett v.
G. Durham; Des Moines. Reversed.
The State of Iowa v. Oswold Binder; Lee.
Reversed.
The State Of Iowa '. John Guyer; Lee. Re-
verscd.
Lewis Kinsey, Clerk of the Supreme Court
of Iowa, do hereby certify that the foregoing is
correct list and disposition Of the criminal
causes appealed from the First Judicial District
to the Supreme Court at the December Term,
1857, as complete as the same remains of record
in my Office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
r.. s. set my hand and affixed the seal OF said
Court Done at Des Moines this 10th
day of September, A. D. 1855.
LEWIS KINSEY, Clerk S. CD.
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s5y-The examination of Ruhl took place be-
fore Justice Wabridge, yesterday, at Aerlon
Hall r. was bound over in 81 900 bonds, to
appear at the next term of the District Coart.
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From Kansas City to Bent's Fort, (Co.
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John &. Calhoun, ultra, disunion pro-
slaveryite, introduced into the Senate OF the
United States the following resolutions. They
were then stiSmatised by all Democrats and
Wings OF the North and most of the Democrats
of the South as fire brand, disaaion and sectional
resolves, and without ever coming TO a vote
they were smothered by the patriots OF both
parties. MIR. Benton SO states in his second
volume OF the Thirty Years View, on page 600.
Our readers will be struck with the remark BILE
similarity between them and the present pro-
slavery doctrines OF the pro slavery Democrat
lie party. But, TO the resolutions:
Resolved, That the Territories of the United
States belong TO the severa! States comprising
this Union, and are held by them Us their joint
and common property.
Resolved, That Congress, as the joint agent
and representative of the States of this Union,
mas no right to make any law or do any act
make any discrimination between the States of
prived OF its full and equal right in any terri
tory of the United States acquired or to be ac-
quired
Resolved, That the enactment of any law
which should directly, or by its effects, deprive
the citizens OF any of the States of the Union
from emigrating, with their property, into any
Of the territories of the United States, will max q
such discrimination, and would, therefore, be
violation OF the Constitution, and the rights
OF the States from which such citizens emigra-
ted, and IN derogation of that perfect equality
which belongs to them as members of this
Union, and would tend directly to subyert the
Union itself
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

The HOG MARKET.-Until within the last
week there has been good demand for Hogs.
for November delivery ut So, and for the fore.
part OF December delivery, at 1915 per cwt :,
net but the admirable manner in which the
corn is ripening, and the decline in Pork, with
an absolute certainty that pretty large stock
will so over to the next season, have had de.
pressing influence on the feelings Of specula.
tors, regarding the future, and there were seve-
raj anxious to sell Hogs for early delivery, the
past week, at 1918, but the buyers had disap-
peared 1t seems quite plain that the ideas az
those who have expected ''short cropn ara
undergoing radical change. and they are be.
ginning to discuss the possibility Of the reverse
being the case. Indeed, the impression is gain.
ing ground rapidly that SO for Pork, the coming
season, is above safe point, and that the
chances are all against those who buy at thi,
rate.-Cin. Price Current, Sep %.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

CoUNrERFEIT.-Lool out for bogus los on the
Bank of Columbus, Wis. They are altered from
some other bills. Vignette signing O. the Dec,
laration OF Independence ashington on the
left end.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

The Bsllsvills Qll.) Advocate says there is q
great deal Of sickness through 81. Clair county,
more especially in the "bottoms." Fever ana
chills are most prevalent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

NEGRO EXPEDITION TO TIM NICER RlyFr.-
The intelligent colored psople OF The Free
States aud Canada, are now taking active stems
looking TO the advancement of the cause of
civilization in Africa, and the benefit OF the
negro race generally. An association has been
formed in Canada, Of which Mr.. W. II. Day,
formerly of Cleveland, now OF Chatham, Can
ada West is president, to cooperate with n
similar organization in Wisconsin. in ccmm:s
sionlng an exploring party to the Valley ot sAe
Niger. q: the Niger. Valley exploring party,
Dr. Martin A. r. Delany, of Chatham, is the
Commissioner, to be assisted by Robert Douglas,
artist and professor, and Robert Compbel. as
naturalist The commission is made up OF col
cred men, the two latter being residents OF
Philadelphia Success 10 the enterprise
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v.,v r.aeese-Lavvrcsac EsOys nj Cherry
SGr.cE-Hlonew 81 (5Old-ElG ht Dollars


very l.asscs-LaErs.;s He l.n nt 6 Cmsrry
A. we 20 10 prose-, ws learn that Mr.. Archi-
h. Id has just received letter from his son,
Who was Que OF the Lawrence company that
went out last spring. He reports tLAt the Law.
renee boys have left Fixes Peak, ana gore 20
Cherry Creek, were they are nov making 'r ra
MA 10 eight dollars day in digging.sold. Inc
b;gher tbev go up the stream, the coarssr they
And the cold. and tho more Of il. They are 20
well nleased with their success that they nave
determined to winter in the mines. This news
IS the NEST satisfactory and reliable OF any
that we have yet heard. --Lawrence hep'
p,xs,s Pax MArrERs-The Kansas City
Journal of the 10Th, has some interesting in-
formation concerning Pixies Peak, and we quote
what It says in part:-
For many wears the traders from this to the
mountains have believed in the existence OF
gold in the head streams Of the Arkansas anu
south Platte. As long ago as 1886, Eustache
Ce.ricre, = French trApper now living, snperan'
nuatcd, with the Chouteau family in this city,
was lost from his party in that region, ana wan
dcred for several weeks through the country,
during which time he collected in his shot
pouch numerous specimens, which he carried
with him to New Mexico. They proved to be
gold, and party was there formed and ret1rn.
ed with H. Carriere to search for the locality.
He was unable to find the streams where he had
collected his specimens, and was tied up and
severely whipped by the Mexlcans, under the
suppostion that he did not wish to disclose
their location. This was the first discovery
which we have been able to learn. The Ca
tholic Missionaries have frequently found spec
mems in possession OF the Kansas Indians and
others, who annually visit the county tor hunt
ing.
Col. Bent, says the Journal, has known of the
gold at Pixies Peak for years, but did not know
its exact location. The Indians refused TO tell
him as they said If the secret was known the
white men would take away their "bess and
last home"
The second discovery was made by party
of emigrants to California, in 1851, from Mis-
sour, Arkansas and the Cherokee Nation
Gold was found by them while passing
through the country, and proposal made at
that time to stop; but having families with
them, and no means of a.fordIng them shelter
or protection, they finally proceeded Oh to Ca
li!oTnia.
The present discovery was made last spring,
first by party IRON Arkansas and the Chero-
kee country.
News ,of the expedition being Brought to
Lawrence, X. T., party fitted out Ut that
place late in May last I; and company from
Missouri under the direction OF a member OF
the California party of 1851, left the central
part of tue State last spring for the same des
tination.
These parties have been prospecting the coun.
try during the summer, aud their being in the
country, and being discovered by some of the
| trappers led Bordeau, Richard, Cantrell and
others to the waters OF Cherry and Longs creek.
The results OF their discoveries We have already
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

a. We learn from NJ. Carpeo that the fare
- Oskaloesa aAd return, for psrsoos going 70
~ - IAk ~ b o7-Aea XsokSk q %
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

DUpLIcArks-The editor ofthe Fairfield Led
ger earnestly appeals to his patrons for an in
creased patronage on the ground that his better
half has recently presented lin with twins.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

DECEMBER TERM, 1857.
State v. Abrahams, Des Moiues, Reversed
Wallace v. Wharton, Leo, Reversed
Paschall v. Ellsworth, Louisa, Reversed
Ratliff v. Mann, &c, Henry, Reversed
Ireland V. Elliott, Henry, Reversed
State v. Tweedy, Des Moines, Reversed
State v. Geiger, Des Moines, Reversed
State v. G,ebrcht, Des Moines, Reversed
State v. Boak, les Moines, Reversed
State v. Walters, Lee, Reversed
State v. Bosch, Des Moines, Reversed
r r. Co. v. Marchand, Des Moines, Reversed
Fabian v. DAVIS. Des Moines, Reversed
State v. Binder, Lee, Reversed
JUNE TERM, 1858.
Ibbottson v. Brown, Des Moines, Reversed
McQuan v. Windsin, Lee, Reversed
Marenthal v. Shaffer, Lee, Reversed
Hoffheimer " Shaffer, Lee, Reversed
Woodward v. Whtescarver, Lee, Reversed
Meeker, &c. " Saunders, Henry, Reversed
Grey, &c V. Hudson, &c, Des Mones, Reversed
State V. Deming, Des Moines, Reversed
State v. Abrahams, Des Moines, Affirmed
Phares " Walters, Lee, Affirmed
State v. Chovin, Henry, Reversed
Gaylord v. Scarf, Des Moines, Reversed
Won Phul v. Rucker, &C., Lee, Reversed
Abbot. v. Striblen, Lee, Affirmed
State, &c. v. Durham, Des Moines, Reversed
State v. Gryer, Lee, Reversed
Geslinger v. Vale, Lee, Affirmed
Moore v. Pierson, Des Mones, affirmed
Marsh V. Graham, Lee, Affirmed
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

HEATING BY OUTSTANDING THE AIR.-Onc
OF the new buildings erecting by Mrs Dudley
IN Hawk street, says the Albany knickerbocker,
is not only to be lighted, but heated, with gas.
The plan adopted is the one go. out by Calvin
Pepper, Esq, of this city. The iron work will
be done up at the Eagle Furnace. Mr. Pepper
gets up his heat by passing gas through sand
Ii the gas be directed into the body OF tho sand
1t will instantly ditfase itself through the entire
mass, and raising to the surface, may, with
perfect safety, be instantly set on FIRE with a
match, the flame covering the whole surface of
the sand with pure fame without smoke, no
matter how large the extent OF the flame, and
with perfect and complete combustion. The
heat Is almost instantaaeously diiiused through
the mass of sand, heating il equally through
out and requiring but one minute OF lime 10
heat the sand 10 such intense temperature that
it will retain its heat for hours after the gas is
shut ofl and the light extnguished. There can
be no doubt that the gas required to light a
room viii also be sufficient to heat il. Mr.. Pep
per claims that two cents worth of gas will make
sufficient quantity OF sand red hot to keep u
room warm in winter eight hours. II this be
so, it will be seen that our fuel expenses can be
reduced to about fifty cents week
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racs. eer 90 Peeple.

The following 10 correct list Of all the cases
which hare re- - r-on Clagget's Court and
been decided W tue Supreme Court. From
this It seems that ont Of thirty three cases deci
ded TWENTY sEvEs have been reversed. Was
anything like it ever before heard OF We can
arrive at something Ike the expense of clag.
gets wrong headedness BY estimating the extra
costs in these cases, which cannot amount TO
less than one huldred dollars in each case, and
will probably reach one hundred and fifty dol.
''-s It is within bounds to say that at least
...ve thousand dollars in these cases only, has
been thrown away, through the ignorance. NAL.
ice and stupidity of Judge Claggst:
List Of causes from the First Judicial District,
decided by Judge Clagget, and taken to the
Supreme Court, with the disposition made Of the
same by same Court.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

FIRE.--A fire was discovered this morning
about two o'clock, in the upper part of Mr.. +.
Sawslayer' shoe and hat store. corner Of Main
and Fourth streets, and before it could be ex.
tinguished the building was almost entirely
burned and most of the stock DESTROYED We
understand that there was seven thousand dol
lars insurance on the stock-twce as much, We
should suppose, as it was worth. The fremsn
were promptly on hand and did their work
nobly.-lDubaqus Times, Sept. 81.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

\ child named Alonzo Holbrook died in Nav
York on Sunday from inflammation caused nv
swallowing brass button six week apo-i
daughter OF Capt Fish of Taunton died AZ Cor.
ham, Me-, last week, from accidentally eating
fly poison. As
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

MAN ATTEMPTS TO MURDER MS WIFE, AND
KILLS HIMsELF!-An old man named Hafer,
who resided between the Salem and w of Greek
pixies near Dayton, has been living very disx-
greeably with his wife for some time, aud often
threatened TO xiii her On Saturday morning,
about o'clock, he arose, got a small cleaver,
and cropping his way to the bed, attempted to
murder his wife. The rafters were too low to
strike with certainty, and she got away from
him, and ran to alarm her neighbors. He then
make the matter sure, he crawed to the well,
and jumped in. The neighhors came and took
him out, and he died shortly after. His wife
was not seriously ipJured.-[ Dayton Empire,
18th
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MURDER WITH A Scyrur-.Jus. az va

MURDER WITH A SCYTIE.-Just as We had
gone to press yesterday, news reached Us that
man named Daniel Kinneally, living in Jones
county, between twenty and thirty miles from
this city, was murdered with a scy,he, last Sat
urdsy evening. He had had some harsh words
with Mr. Pendergrast during the day, and while
Mr. T. was at tea in his (kinneaily's }house, the
quarrel was renewed. Mr.. ?. caught scythe,
and with one sweep of il nearly cut off the legs
of Mr. X. at the thighs, opening his obsoanen,
and killing hin, Instantly. hr. Ryan was IN
dertaking to defend Mr.. Kinneally, and was
struck in the thigh by the point OF the scythe
at the same time Mr. Kinneally was MORALLY
wounded. IL was though. he could not live
but he is out of danger, according to last ac-
counts. Pendergrast has been taken to Ana
mosa by the Sheriff o. Jones county, TO await
an exa,nlnation.-Dubuque Times, Sept. 2lst
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

"DEMocRrAric' TgUruTCLNkss-Eilw wood, tire
pro slavery Candidate for Attorney General s'a-
ted to the people OF this place in his rrecat
speech, that the State bonded iaaeb,edn,ss .as
over 100000, when he knew that he was living
by one half. But this man Ellwood is an out
aud OUT Lecompton, Buchanan, bred Scott
Democrat, who wants an Office badly and thinks
lying will get him one. He also stated that the
insane asylum would cost IRON 2,oOo,o 900 to 8.
ooo.o0 In another column We have shown
what kind of a lie that is We rather iuaye
from the general tone Of Ellwood's speech that he
must be nearly related 10 the father OF liars. lie
cant be more than one degree off-IFairfela
Ledger.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

Forty.nne slaves were manumtted few Gays
since, by Kentucky lady, whose conscience
troubled her TO such an extent that she could
no longer consent to hold human beings in
bondage. The whole forty-nine, consisting of
men, women and children, passed through Cow
ington on their way to an emancipated colony
in Green county, Ohio, where they viii locate.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

McGsE rnE MURDERER OF KELLy.-This
criminal Is still suffering the terrible agonies Of
remorse, and uses every opportunity TO kill him:
sell. He has to be KEEP, closely handcuticd and
tied hand and foot. He refuses TO eat, and
iood has to DO forced down him. lie constant.
iy prays for death TO relieve his agony. He
exclaims frequently, "do what you please with
my body, only save my soul!" Poor fallen hu-
manity, to what dost thou sometimes come -
Dubuque Herald.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

CoUNTERF EITERs ARREsTED.-The officers at
La Crosse have been making a haul Of bogus
money makers, four in number. They were sx-
amined and committed to Jail
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EUch IsIfTui CtFb =
A fire occurred last night in MadI.cn r-st:
opposite the Il. !. Il. L. Depot. The iOlort.
buildings were consumed st. CharIss Has
and Saloon, j. * J. Webster's Grocer sGs,
and two other buildings-all irsrf. "a.
lO,o00-partially insured. IL is E13osgtt!
the work Of an incendiary.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

Notwithstanding a rainy and @sag'evath
forenoon, many thousand people were If-e5
to witness the ceremony Of laying the tv.s
Stone OF the Incbriate Asylum. The stone ~
lard in due ancient form by the Masons iilN-
nifty J. L. Lewis, Grand Master Of tie S.4
OF New York, otiiciated in the evening. II
Presbyterian Church was jimned to bear IA
GRAFTON OF Edward Everett on Washing,9n-
Over LOCO persons were present, and The di-
tiugushed Orator and his glowing sentences
were received with rapturss OF applause
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\ private dispatch from Haitian, toEr. Gun
ard, says, the Captain OF the RO.elheaih,
thought the burning steamer had a waking
beam, but he did not observe anv p4ldls bVIs.
He thought she wa. wooden .hip, tLi ~
mate states she was iron. She had i1s
overhanging bow.
Offers OF 200 per cent. TO effect insHfI:t
on the Austria were refused by the Wal >trss
Offices.
A colorcd woman, named Mary Ann Grsti
was shot dead yesterday in BrooSlyu, By %
accidental discharge of pistol in tie hand' D
her son ten years old.
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The Republicans 10 the l0.h Congresses
district in convention at Palmer yesterdas ~
mated on the 10Th ballot Charles Delano. "
the lst ballot Dr. Chatfee, the present msr@,
had 50 votes, and Delsno 3. Mr.. Delano a.
cepted the nomination. He il LAWYER 81 lai
of age, aid Tor several years past has oeraPs
the Office OF Treasurer OF Hampshire county