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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-15

The emancipationists Of Missouri are bring
ing out their candidates for an active canvass
in the several congressional districts, and 10
some Of them with very hopeful prospects Of
success. COL J. M. Richardson, Of Richmond,
late Secretary of State, is on the stump in the
9th district, against John s. Phelps, democrat;
James B. Gardenhire, lately elected Mayor OF
Jefferson City on the emancipation issue, is the
candidate against Woodson, American and dem
ocrat, 10 the 5th district Judge Albert jackson
has become the candidate in the 7th (Caruth-
ersO district against NOEL; and Harry Branch
has taken up the banner Of free labor in the
very home Of Atchison, Stringfelow and border
rulianism, the 4th district. In the ST. Louis
district Judge Gamble has declined the Ameri-
can nomination, and the Americans and demo-
Gratis are united upon j. r. Barrett, in the for
lorn hope Of being able to defeat Frank Blair,
Jr., the present free labor representative.
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Mrs Goldschmidt Jenny Lind) recently gave
birth 70 twins-one Of each ssx. Hsse " have
another edition, in two volumes, Of ''Geldsniths
Animated Mature
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ST. I.Ouis Eridav T,,o

St. Louis, Friday, June H..
lie rapid rise in our already over.fooded
rivers, and the heavy rains, which ceased only
last evening, after having fallen almost con-
tinuousiy tor 50 hours, seemed to determine
the commercial community to day in the opinion
thi't thescroPs would be inevitably cut short
thereby. An excitement in -four and grain was
the consequence, and each article OF breadstuffs
largely advanced. Present small Supplies also
aided the movement. In Wheat we cannot
precisely report the extent of the improvement.
as transactions were limited, shippers having
deserted the market entirely.
AS an indication, however, we may remark
that prime spring sold II 73a75c, and club at
75a77c per busheI. Country -four like wise liber
ally advanced, but to what extent was not i'm.
mediately apparent, as only light quantity
was On the market, and not mnch of that pass
ed out OF the hands Of sellers. For city, BUYERS
freely offered So 90,-which miers firmly re-
fused, and asked S4aS4 % per Dbl. Oats was
acave at quotation 2a3c better than yester-
day. In Corn the advance was more marked
than in either OF the articles previously named.
Though the amount sampled and on sale at the
opening of Change was very moderate, but
were we to count re-saes after the plan pur-
sued in Chicago, a good large total of transac.
tons might be made up. At the close all DUAL.
tiles were taken eagerly at 65c per bushel. The
main demand was for the purpose of feeding
cattle brought in here from the bottom in hi.
nois for security against the waters which are
spreading over them. Lead, Whisky and Hemp
remained steady and unchanged In the latter
business is restricted by the difficulty OF hand
Ing. As the Levee is covered by water, re-
cepts general. 60 direct from the boats to
store. In cut meats we report sale of fair
lot Bacon is steady, and demand better for
joints. The stock of Pork at New Orleans on
the LIST was 25,76l bbis, against 81, 600 last
month, and l5,o45 same time last year.
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Rochester, Dec. l, 1855

hOchester, Dec. I, 1900.
T. V. COVENTRY e. Co.
GENTS: have sold several dozen bottles of
your Bacb's American Compound within q few
weeks, and it has given the best of satisfaction;
aud can cheerfully recommend it to the public
as truly valuable article.
Yours, respectfully,
N. OSBORN.
Cor. Main and st. Paul sts., Rochester, n. Y,
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kQ1pDsssana - M 0svsnsnsns pua.re
~ rsAns 1900. lsio. 1850. 1850, ls4o. isso
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vNNVHA0PEN for the M1lll0h l. SopOQ1
IL BaG. Cream LAID, White and Rlue, We've bns
vsiep PES all sincs and styles. This day received ano
TOR sails. Wholesale ~ J.P. nRONN,
soDt10 OaRfet He1se Dlosk, ~ oA
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y NE river lad fallen about elk inches
saturday veaing.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Q1BLESOCIETY DE
- store ofMessrs Canery Harper Jefferson street,
burlington, where English German, Swedish and Welsh,
bibes and Fessaments may always be found ~ cost
Oftces. nov6
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.psrub,ean Convention, for the purpose Of ncmina-
candidate for Representative In Congress, for the
-. Congressional District Of Iowa. ID hereby called to
-, !. OsKALoosA, on WEDNESDAY. JULY 7th,
=. ratio Of representation Of each county viii b.
a.,rssse for every one hundred Republican votes.
:, sddisicaal for every fraction over any, the
=, Governor at the last State election being the
Organised counties with less than one handred
--.c.n voters will be entitled each to one delesa.e
,oHN 4. NEkDHAM, 9. B. sHELLEDY.
papERr .. RATCLIFFE, J.r.BALDwIN,
CALVIN TAYLOR.
- Rep. Cane. Committee,
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Burlington House Factory.

burlington House Factory.
HE Undersigned would his friends and pat
rens thaf ne has succeeded In perfecting his
rangements 30 - TO do By MACHINERY all the work on
houses usually done by hand excep, lttng and mailing
He has on hand large supply OF
Buhl0tnE Matcrials. BUS sderS, Hards
ware, Chain Pumps, &c.
Cottages and District School Hous. out n anv rea
sonanle distance from the city, the line Of Rail-
road East or West.
II ron would have cheap House, build IL In 1855,
and II you would have 1t completed re ady for
~ one place, thus saving time and trouble and have Il
quit on snort notice and acconms dating terms send In
your bill 70 the Burlington House Factory
Al KINDS OF House Work, such Doors, Sash, Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Cornice Mouidnrs, Bsnd
Mouldings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons at distance wishing 10 know the east ~
LniianRs or anything In the building line. can have
,he wants attended to BY paying pc tage and address
nay1bp1y r inv
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.xT The Cincinnati papers announce the ar
rival in ,ba, city Of the Duke Psule, uncle Of
the King of wurtenburg, Who has been explo-
ring the West, and i row on his way to Aus
.rslia
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FOUR THOUSAND STOVES

I NOMSTOCk & Co., of Quincy, IIls, have
nd Third Streets, where they are selling at Retail
stoves OF their own manufacture at WHOLESALE
prices TOT cash. This will save the purchaser FIVE
DoLLARS on all leading Stoves. Our Patterns are
among which are =,
QUINCY CITY,
PRAIRIE STA TE
HA WK-EYE STA TIE:
HOEAIR PREMIUM
COMSTOCAtS COAL COOK
Also, Coal Crates Sugar Kettles, Cast Tea Kettles
and Wafde Irons, all of which will be sold as above
together with our large stock Of
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The New Orleans civil revolution has proved
sorry failure. The regular government seems
to have been very bad-no doubt OF that--but
u is apparently sustained BY majority Of the
voters. The vigilance committee begins to
wear very much the aspect Of a desperate ex-
pedieni OF minority party to get possession Of
the government. After plunging the city into
anarchy for week, and creating precedent OF
fearful danger, it was unable to control the
election, and has abandoned tie field The
North has probably been misled as TO its true
character and strength by dispatches from par
ties sympathizing with its desperate purposes
The division OF the press OF the city on the
subject, gives color 10 the suspicion that it was
all very much resort OF the democracy to
wcest the government from their American op
ponents. The journals that usually approve the
acts and policy Of the democratic administra-
ton at Washington-the border ruffians Of Mis-
souri, and the flibusters Of Nicaragua,
the aiders and abettors Of the vigilance COM
mittee; while the more moderate and respecta
BILE journals, such as the Picayune, Bulletin
and Bee, sustained the legitimate authorities.
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ARTICLE ".
OFFICERS.

Sec L. The officers OF the Association Shall
DC President, Vice President, Correspond.
ing Secretary, Treasurer, and eight Directors.
composed of one from each of the dcnomina
lions represented in the Association. The four
hrst named officers shall be directors &c o6fcio,
and together with the eight other Directors
shall constitute the Board
Sec 2 A nominating Committee of one
member from each denomination represented
IN the Association to nominate all the above
officers shall be appointed annually by the As
ISOLATION, and at least one month previous to
the annual election.
Sec. 3. All the above named Officers and
Directors shall be elected by ballot on the Tues
day evening preceding the annual meeting in
May, and shall enter upon Office and hold the
same Tor one year, from the fourth Monday in
May ensuing; when one half of the Directors
shall be designated by lot to serve an additional
year, and thereafter one half of the Directors
shall be elected annually
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Shake and Burn! shake and Burn
Shake and RurMy

- Asthma and Coughs relieved by "BRowx's
rRocHEs." iuuela.dw1w
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mn WRRKLY HAWKEYE
49, nsaeau state Convemeaon

neoaoa1ca0 state CoOvo0eo00s
...,.ha,raa State convention viii be held Ct Iowa
!. 1Asrs Gay. s"e 18th day Of June, 1864 os he
- AZ pse,spssir Secretary. Auditor Treasurer Of
... - Asssrnsy Gsaesal, Comnissiones Of De-
-. gver Improvement and Register Of State LasA
.nA ssr the transaction Of such other business
:. secu.sd necessary By the C0nvsntioa.
r.s,s q representation Of esoA county VIII be one
...., - every one handsed Republican votes, and
.s,w,,nai one for every fraction any, the vote
.yernos 1t the last State election being he basis
,.ed counties With lsss than hundred Repabli-
s....rs viii Be entitled each 10 one delegate.
Bv OaDn ~ erArR Connrrrss.
n. uones, jan 10th, 1855.
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DUTIES OF MEMBERS.

Sec i. The members of the Association
shaii seek out young men taking up their resi-.
aence IN burlington and its vicinity, and en-
oeasor TO bring them under moral ard religious
influences by aiding them in the selection Of
suitable boarding places, and employment. by
introducing them to the members and priy;le
ges OF this Association, securing their attend
ance at some place of worship on the Sabbath.
and by every means in their power surrounding
them with Christian associates.
Sec. 2. The members OF the Association
shall exert themselves to interest the churches
to which they respectively belong in the object
ana welfare OF the Association. They shall en-.
deavor to induce all suitable young men of their
acquaintance to connect themselves with the
Association, and use all practical means for in.
cfeasing Its membership, activity and useful
ness.
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House Furnishing Goods.

b. & ID. r. R. r. Wotice.
he annual meeting of the Burlington a Missouri
RIVER Railroad Co. (he time having been changed
by unanimous vote of the sockhodsrsl will be held at
the oiiice OF the Company, in Burlington. Iowa. on
edne sday June 23d, ensuing. at 10 o'clock M for
other business may come before hem
The sanction OF the stockholders to an Office OF the
company IN the Eastern States necessary by
Their circumstaneesl will be propose o. by an addton
to ninth OF the articles Of Incorporation.
revsal of the bye-laws OF the Company will Also
be recommended.
By order OF the Directors
may25 ~ n DENySoN Sac,,
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AAItCL6 h
DISCIPLINE,

SEC. l. In the case Of misconduct or neglect
Of duty in Office, the majority Of the Board Of
Directors may declare the Office Of such offender
vacant. Absence from three successive meet
ipgs without excuse shall be considered such .
neglect Of duty. Due opportunity for defence
ahall 70 allowed the accussd.
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OoMDTaEU4a0N
~ the Yessg Asms C4vistisn Assse;et;om 81
1ssssastoas losca--Adopted Nay 81, 1853.
We, me subscribera, actuated BY desire "a
promote Evangelical religion among The young
men Of this city and its vicinisy, and inpsss.ed
With the importance Of coneentsatsd Effort Ia
aid Ia accomplishing that object, and DESTROYS
Of forming IN Association in which ws NAV 70.
gethsr labor for the great end proposed, hereby
agree TO adopt for our united government the
CONSTITUTION.
ARTICLE I.
Sec l. The name of this Society .h.ll i.
THE Burlington Young Mems Christian Ascot
at'on, and IL shall be located In the CITY Of
Burlington. IVY =
Sec. 2. The object Of this Association eh.ll
De the improvement Of the spiritual, mental and
social condition Of young men, by the ways and
means to be hereinafter designated.
ARTICLE II.
MEMBERS.
Sec. /. The members of this Assoc;a .ion
shall consist Of four kinds, viz: Active. Asso--
cia,e Life, aud Honorary members.
Sec. 2. Any man under fifty years Of arc
"nV ss HemOef IN GOOD standing in an Evan.
gelical Church, may become an active member
oy payment in advance Of two dollars. annual.
". Active members only shall have the right
to vote and to be eligible to office. and il shall
De their particular duty to carry out the objects
of this Association.
Sec. 3. Any man Of good moral character
may become an associate member by the pay.
nent 10 advance of two dollars, annually. AZ.
lociats members shall be entitled to all the nriv.
ieges Of the Association except those of voting
md being eligible to office
Sec. 4. Life members may be constituted
~ the payment of fifteen dollars at any one
line, subject to the qualifications and restric-
ions named in sections and of this article.
Sec. s. Honorary members may be cons,i.
uted from those who by their age lose their
ctive membership. and such others as NAV be |
roposed at regular meeting, subject to the |
anne qualifications and restrictions as Life
lembers.
Sec. 8. Any member Of the Association NAV |
ropose the name of an applicant for member.
MP At any OF its regular meetings; but a vote
hall not be taken thereon until the next repn.
II monthly meeting of the Association. wher
vote OF two thirds of the members present
'aii De required to elect said applicant.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

= / !. !
- THE sciences of Chemistry
a TX and Medicine have been taxed
M<tSe<fo their utmost to produce this best,
most perfect purgat.ve which 10
T known to man. Innumerabie
proofs shown that these PIIIs
Ga w. have virtues which surpAss In ex.
NN h cellence the ordinary medicines,
6c - and that they win unprecedented.
y NJ saranra H. ,-of.l
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REMOVAL.
THE subscriber would respect fully intern the pubh
= that he has removed his stock Of
Piano Fortes and Helodeons,
N u &c,
Musical BMatfum emts,
BOOXS, STA 72OyERY a FANCY GOODS
low Main Street, nearly opposite Coolbaueh eroohs
Bank. He has 6ns stock Of Goods, and 10 pETEn
MINED NOT 70 BE CADKRsoLD In any department Of hi
business.
He invites the public generally to call and examns
ior themselves. lapr1l h. II. HAWLEY.
PLANO FONTE&.
1ISHE best assortment offered this market and
a. the lowest prices. CONSIDERING oUALIfy, nov
opened at Hawley's New Music Store, on Janei.
son street, opposite Coolbaugh Brooks Bank.
They are from the Manufactures Of
J. CHICKERING 4 sONe, boston.
LIGHTE, NEWTON BRADBURYs, New Yerk.
A. III. GALE a CO.,
u. ID. BUCKINGHAM CO., Utica, e. :
And will be fully Narrated In al respects
apr7 H. H. HAwLRY
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ARTICLE VIII.
MEETINGS..

The provisions Of this Constitution by which
none but members in good standing Of Evan.
gelical Churches may vote or hold Office, shall
never be annulled, and 90 amendment OF this
Constitution may be made which, if made
would allow these said provisions to be annulled.
In other respects this Constitution may be al
tered or amended By vote Of two thirds Of the
members present, at any regular meeting Of the
Association, provided, such alteration or amend.
ment shall have been proposed at . meeting 1t
least one month previous.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

In case Of any vacancies occurring in the Off
ces the Board OF Directors shall have power TO
ill the same until the time Of our next annual
meeting.
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31
CATALOGUE OF NEW MUSIC.
JUST PUBLISHED BY
MILLER & B A A NJ,
BALTIMORE, Mp.
PRICES.

PIANO PIECES PRICES.
A Day Dream, beautiful composition.
Eng.ltrecht. 40
Boarding school Understanding a day at
Female Boarding Seho9l-Ch. Grobe. 50
"VirginIa Washington Monument Grand March.
Composed in honor of the erection of
Crawford's" Washington Statue IS
Lancers' Q IairiIles-sith corr 60 figures.
Taught by Prof Lehman. 25
Anvil Chorus-from 0pera B~ovatone, IS
Sea Shell >chottish --Magrud-r. Is
Hearts Oream.-Beka MazuIka. IS
Howard Mazurka. 20
SONGS.
Separation New Editinn-EDge .brecht. IS
Morning Star very pretty. IS
Have faith in one another Sang by Ferring IS
Maids Of Merry England. The Eug. Tenor, 20
/ trust in thee French and EDglisb1 rs
Dark ey'd Creole. -
Twill remind me love Of thee, 20
Gethsrmane-S cred Song. 10
Az3- Music orwarded safely per mail, free Of
postage, on receipt of marked price
A liberal discount made 10 Dealers, Teachers
and Seminaries.
Catalogues furnished gratuituusly by addressing
rs above.
@Embellished with Vignettes.
March 18th, 1858. So
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGE.

SINCE LAST IssUE.-$l K 4 Cobb. E. ity 2
Fl McCadden. Oak Hill r B O1on, Brownsville:
g. W Terrell. Quaila Town; r 7 Kicks. Tenn. /;
Mrs Martha Jones, Green Hill, Va R B Tabb,
Shiloh Oliver Harrell. Suffolk /; MS King, Wal
aut Cove: Moses Barbee, Wesley Barbee, C "
Carroll, Gulf Z W q lang, marlboro J E Todd,
Eagle Rock 3 J S Mitchell, Pitch Landing 5
W Il B~othc, Eolia. Miss; mrs c Crawford, Ala. /;
J G Cox, Kinston 2 W J Hrifi.e. Raleigh 6 J s
Weaver, keems Greek H Tyson, Lilesville } f
towel. Hamburg; mrs A H DeYampert. Ala; D
L Parker, Wadesb,ro'; , C Beard, Glenn Springs,
S G (; Alfred Pervines Wolfsville r A Link.
Drowning Creek; c T McMlnnen, South Lowell;
miss NJ ] Beckett High Point Erwin Sau1er,
Asheville B nj Smith, Kittrell miss V r Pesrce.
C~astalia 2 Bennett, G NJ Holt, New Hill 4 J
D Boone, Murfreesboro'; Elijah Frasier. Oak Hill;
I B Britt, Cheraw W I Griffin, Nashville; 3
Rev NJ A Cennoly, Spartanburg, J A Harts-
fell, Fores:gitle J r S5ockari. Ned tnieI's 3 U
q Foard, Rowan Mills Miss E l. NJ Drris. Hart
veil; " { Johnson, Mil. River Miss Victoria
Linciano. Wilmington Z Postmaster. Milestone
Ga J Lindiey, Manly Lindiey, Cane CreeA;
D Barnard, Jos BIrnari. Dam prst P O. Miss
Sallie N Hendley, Ne ' Salem $f6 Slnl E Smith
Backland [ B Blacknsll Fair Port s 4 Jones.
Shiloh Miss E Alex Luder, Jonasville; WIN Burke
PittSboro'; > E " Il Watson. Cuba. Miss. D.
Winsteld. Joyner's , E q Bats, Fulton, Miss.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-31

begin to loiter about the grogshops and whis-
pOrtunity to get a drink. While they are yet
boys the fatal habit of drinking has riveted
Itself upon their very nature. 1t has grown
with their growth, and strengthened with
their strength.
1t does not require a prophet to foretell what
their end will be. 1t is perhaps safe to say
that nothing short Of the interposition OF Dl-
vine Providence can turn them from the way
that leads to death and to the hopeless gloom
of a drunkard's grave. The habit is SO firm
~ fixed that no matter how much the victim
may desire TO cast it of, he finds himself pow
erless. He might almost as well try to change
the shape Of mis- head or his liver.
Parents should have these facts in view and
lay them to heart. They should keep an eye
upon their boys and guard hem from the
tempting influences of the class we have ind
Gated in the commencement Of this article
This vampire set are TO be found in every
community, eager to lead the young away
from the paths of virtue and sobriety, and
nothing gives them more pleasure than TO in
duce the son of a temperance man to take .
drink, and thus make the first step in the
road to destruction in which they run riot.
What punishment oug,t to be inflicted upor
these tempting demons, we are not prepared
to say. None can fix the proper penalty, *
cept it be a parent whose son has been thus
led astray. +
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Tribute of Respect.

At a meeting of Pleasant Hill Temperance
Society, held at Cane Greek on the 18th of
March, 1858, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All-wise dis
poser of events to take from us our esteemed
brother, the Hon. John Long, Esq.
Resolrcd, That in his death we feel that we
have lost one of our oldest and most able ad-
~vocates, who was one among the first that
signed the pledge of the Pleasant Hill Tenn
perance Society.
ResoIoed, That We express our sorrow,
that most noble cause.-The cause of Tenn
perance-has sustained in the death Of our
frieLd.
Resolced, That we are appraised of his great
worth to. the Temperance cause. both by pre-
cept and example. His influence stood out
in open and strong rebuke to the monster in
temperance in all its forms and bearings
His speeches were attended with great sue
cess; the worth of temperance was presented
with great clearness and beauty, while the
awful effects of intemperance were portrayed
to the eyes of its ~votarieS with such emnha-
sis as to make its subjects tremble with alarm.
ResolUed, That we heartily sympathize with
the bereaved widow and fatherless children
of our deceased brother.
ResOlced, That a copy of these resolution.
be sent, by the Secretary, to the widow o
our deceased brother, and another to the Edi
tor of the Spirit OF the Age for publication
THOS. G. DIXON, ESQ.,, PREs.
JAS. O. WAY, SEc'Y.
Sandy Grove. N. G..