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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

MUCH PROOF REoUIRED-Mr. Babbitt i
spending great deal of effort to prove that he
noe Mormon--that the Mormon -Babbi,t.
connected with his paper, was another Rabbi,
and not the Rabbit who got Iii Al hola !,
$4,000 government money, contrary 10 law ami
was turned out of Office by Pierce. because ~
was defsnlter. We don't know anything about
the particulars OF his faith, but il seems TO -
qaire good deal of proof in the case. by The
assidaity With which he works at il. Bnt ,hs
question lett for the people 10 decide. il. i he
Daonitt the Mormon, or Babbits the defaul,er ;
Gate Ctr N''"u'er
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Ias PLow HANDLE TICKsr.s-The Loco.
focos helped 70 elect Gen Hsrrison in lsan :.
sneering At him as poor man Via I;rsd i, I.
iog-cabin and imbibcd hard cider " I beverage
20 ne same sneering way, indicating he aristo.
crxnc spirit OF that party, the Loccfoco nevs-
papers 81 Iowa have dubbed the Republican
nekes ~ that State, derisively, .The Plov
HAaele Ticket, because the candidates pnon i.
- farmers. They are themselves running nv
we oid oihce-holders, who have lived III their
nseS On government pay; and they seem u
eonsider y disgracs TO have TO contend Win :
couple q tarAsSs; heace the snesr ana ~
1 y, epithet Much feod may il az them ~
go 49, issmsfs g shas farming State viii Day tham
~ - ios y with compound inesrsk-fits,hnre
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c0Nr14 u VI ELL
day, n velj \ 7 - sIIS
psopls. II ~, h I, Y A. ISc vkss
Are its principles, d whether u dos aot stend
~ tbs novel attissds of p1ssr cl1inisg The
sulk.es "A fhe gsogi vithcst - di1glnet ole
Tses = r. pelllieal loith, and nlsksut 80 dea-
w. e s9sgiols eonsePtion q - tsng bsssiog
upon g. lnssit.sionscf ibs eou.tsy- Mysat-
tempt = investigate - matter NJ sefsssIng %
the record Of ~ post, " e onSs 1870 %.
velcped y myoesry, nd ars surrounded with
thick dafknese, through which - cannot pens.
trats. In proof Of this W need not 70 further
back than 70 their National Platform. adopted
10 June, 1852. In that declaration or pripcjoles.
they fully endorsed the legality of ths Comp, 3.
mise Of 1880, - well q the Other Compromises
then made, ana accepted them % 6naiity upcn
the slavery question--so far q they were then
applicable--but in - that pledge was broken,
and the time-honored compact Of 1890 was
ruthlessly abfogated by the bill introduced By
Nr. Douglas, and supported BY .he Democratic
party. They declared that the people OF Kansas
should rule themselves, and yet appointed al
thei- officers; professed : love for the psrity Of
the ballot boz, and yet acquiesced in the frauds
committed ct the precincts Of Oxford, Shannon
and Delaware Crsssings; avowed their love for
freedom, and yet endorsed those cruel and in
human acts BY which the plains Of Kansas be-
came redeemed With the blood Of her citizens,
and Tor no other crime than that Of having loved
freedom and hated slavery; denied the right Of
Congress to interfere in regard to the affairs Of
territory, and Jet repealed acts passed BY the
Territorial Legislature Of Kansas by that same
power; protested q desire that the people Of
Kansas should have fair expression Of their
sentiments at the ballot box, and yet offered
bride, through the English Bill, for the adoption
Of the Lecompton Constitution; avow hatred
for slavery, and yet aid in it, extension, and look
to policy to make that institution perpetual
In this country; claim desire that the Govern.
ment should be administered economically, and
yet spend one hundred millions per annann, ia
time of peace. Such is the history and such
the record Of the Democratic party, and We ask
you, electors Of lows, will you support id
Oceola (Clark Co. Courier
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

"a Attention il called to the advertisement
of Nj. Caffrey. He has just opened new Shoe
Store in the Barrett House.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Governor Chase, Of Ohio, and ex-Governor
lisa, ct new York, afe at Newport 3. l.. with
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

The Buffalo Express says . woman named
Louise Scrivens, the wife Of canai.boat cap
tain, getting tired last Saturday OF lying idle in
port. waiting for her liege lord and superior
oficer TO finish mp spree in which he had been
engaged several days while the boat vas loaded
and ready for start, had him arrested and
locked up, with the understanding that he
should be released Monday Qast) night; and
q in the hands Of an officer TO be given him
when be vas sobered and set free, 70 pay his
fare to Rochester, where he could oyersake her,
she started eastward with the craft, assuming
the command, and transacting all the buainess
Of clearance, DC.
The Detroit Advertiser speaks Of ~ adde's
OF Carl sehsrs. on behalf Of the Rsgents for The
University, on the occasion Of the Inauguration
q Chaneellof BARNARD, - q . prodastion Of rare
ahility.' ltpsoves its author 70 bs q hone n
other walks Of life than mere politIea
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

The ROTTEN PLArgoRA-The valorous can
didate of the Democracy for guberuatorial
honors, while addressing his fellow citizens at
Kirkville, the other day, requested that chair
or table be brought to the platform on which
he was speaking, that he might elevate him SELF
table was procured, and the doughty Briga-
dier climbed it. No sooner had his ponderous
frame surmounted it than the staging gave
way, and, like Graded innocence in the treetop,
down came Ambassador, table and all. As the
fallen chieftan rolled in the mud, Kirkwood
cried out Alb, General. have often told you
that you stand on a rotten platform. Now you
can judge for yourself" The old war horse
rose slowly and belligerentiy from the mire,
shaking his ponderous fist and exclaiming enc.
Kirkwood, sir, am your superior, sir, morally,
intellectually and physically, sir, and can fog
you sir!" swell, General" said K, 81 don't
pretend to be a military man like you, and
havn't bled as you have for the country and the
campaign, but think won't let you fog me-"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

And why don't Rusch take the stump? If
he be that elegant scholar, that paragon Of
learning, that model of accentuated pronuncia-
ton Of the language common to his constituents,
Why don't he show himself, and be known and
beard OF oil men.-Des Moines Journal.
Where is Babbitt! Why don't he take the
stump? His acquaintance here. of both parties,
and be used to live in Burlington, say the Office
Of Constable b above his capacity. It is the
general opinion all over the State that he is a
smallbeer politician having no capacity of any
sort, and whose elevation would be disgrace.
Why does not the Journal trot him out and let
the people see him and hear him? Il is our
opinion that he can neither write nor spesk
single sentence without betrsying his true
characteristics. We assert that he can neither
speak English, German French, Italian, Welsh,
or even Irish, correctly. VIII the Des Moines
News take notice, leave of Safeguarding Rusch'
and induce its favorite candidate to pay up his
defalcation and show himself in the canvass
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

"a How much money was furnished by
g. Donnsl9en," from Washington, to the
Iowa Democratic Central Committee at Des
Moines! He says in bis circular that be has
attended to that matter. Mr.. Cole is in tine
city, will be inform the public? Where did
this money come from? Was it saved by the
Post Master General In cutting down mail
facilities in Iowa and Illinoiss Or was it stolen
from the treasury il the1sm Of army contracts.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-13

Washington City, D. G., July %, 1859.
SlG-In view Of the approaching Presidentia
campaign, the election Of United States SEN
ator By the next General Assembly; and thu
fact that the Democracy Of Iowa have on theil
State ticket at the October election men who
are the unanimous choice Of the Party, it ID
here, a. with you, desired that they should free
themselves, in the management Of their internal
ahairs from the opposition rule, while the
'.goldsn opportunity 10 presented.
In view, Say, Of al this ~ an individual,
q citisen Of Iowa, and . Democrat, /, too,
feel deep interest in her welfare and the
success of our party, and in order to render
more efficient servics-from this distant point
have prepared, from the popular vote Of 1856,
and the State poll Of 1858, tabular exhibit,
showing the political condition Of the State, as
follows
lst The Democratic mNorities and minori-
ties In each county.
I'd. The required gain--as assessed to each
county-by the ratio Of population.
Sd. The loss and gain Of 1856 and 1858, in
each county, assuming the American poll Of
1856, TO be Democratic in State elections; and
4th. The avefage required gain for each
county. Ass& y
From sAls statistical exhibit which 10 officially
reliable) the Democracy Of the State will be able
70 comprehend, at glance, 70 shat ertsns the
outposss require Strengthening, in their respec-
tive counties. ss
Five sheasand copies Of said exhibit willbs
printed. being about one copy 70 every ten
OomoCsa&1o end American voters. which, with Q
much grsatse peopertion Of public document
matter, saloable 10 the time and place, il 10 de-
sired - distribute In each precinct in every
county thFoushout the Stats; and, to accom-
plisA Shis end, have the honor to request that
you nay promptly furnish me with the name
and post ofRce Of one or two sound and discrect
felloWsWoskess In the cau1e b esch toscmship in
your county. 10 thess gentlemen I would
transmit thjo matter for distribution, taking oc-
casion 70 remind them bow much good little
effort would result in, 10 their benefit and that
Of the Democracy. - iii
In connection, Il 10 deemed proper and expe-
dent . Stato that have communicated with
the Ch1ifman Of he State Executive Committee
n reference - the creation Of Democratic
State fund for such Aforesaid purposes; and in
event Of IN inde1nite reply, would further re-
quest that you will ASCERTAIN whether your
county club can warrant her quota 1--we e ten
dollars) % I'D In dsfraying the expense Incident
% the carrying out Of The abovsmensionsd pro.
gsamuo.
The COED effect Of this ID, Of course apparent
70 10 olt and believing that You 90 . Demo-
ceat,-aWaks 70 the necessity OF . vigorous effort
for The asossdsncy It our party in Iowa, this
fall-will appreciate The promps action ON my
part coassqusnt upon the limited time to carry
This services through.
en-, very respectfully,
-ssie le Your 0b't 0erv'h @
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- ss5Iiton 10 the above charge Of 81.
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storfs, anfIlings anS Zeal estate.
Dwelling House for Sale or to Let.

THAT LARGE AND COM MODIOUS
house Kukui street. occupied by Mr. Daniel Fos
Possession given January lst 1850. The house is
nearly the convenient houses in Honolulu
parIor 22x2 feet dining l4x22 feet ave
sleeping dressing pantry bath room,
servants carriage house, kitchen, &C., and constant
supply from the pipes The lot is 75 feet
frontage depth 800 and contains variety OF
choice and ornamental trees For particulars &c. apply to
p. EV EREfT.
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THOMAS SPENCER,
Ship Chandler General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, L. keeps constantly on haho
extensive of description oil goods re
quired by whaleships and others. - g.
Shipping with all kinds of groceries, &C.
notice at the very lowest market prices.
- ' 105-tf
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THE MOST DESIRABLE
,eSidence i'm Honolulu for Sale (!

Residence i'm Honolulu for Sale
"a THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS -
f4 for sale the dwelling and premises Fort street,
!E&k owned and occupied by him. The premises x
the most desirable and central in Honolulu The
main building contains a
Parlor,
Dining
Bed
chdren's sleeping rooms,
Pantry,
And bath
There cottages the premises containing
sleeping dressing apartment and the other
sleeping a dressing apartment. There
cook house, servants wash house, wood house.
BILE, carriage, fowl house, etc., etc.
premises supplied valley water and brick
cstern capable containing $50 barrels of water with force
pump, which adds to the security Of the buildings.
TITLE.-Roya patent from His Majesty Kamehameha III
Possession win bc given The 1st Of January 1S60 If not
sold premises for Of eighteen twenty
months from the above date Apply to
1S2-2m II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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REiSERS
MELCHERS & CO.,
Commission Merchants Ship Chambers, Honolulu Oahu
s. l. Stone store of Kaahumanu and Merchant ss
Money advanced favorable terms for Whaers bills on the
L. s. and Europe. loo ia
~. CASTLE ANUS . 0ooAH
CASTLE 81 COOKE,
Importes Retail dealers in General Mer
cbandse stand, of the King and schoo
streets near Stone Church Also at the store
formerly occupied C. H. Nicholson in King street, oppo
site the Seanans Chapel. Agents for Dr. Jaynes Med
cines. iO"-"
UTAI a. AHEE,
the ugar Plantations Ako at Papakoa and lwo
at Puo Ilo Importers and Wholesale and Retail Deal
ers in China hand for SALE at their estaD
rnents on King street. Honolulu, and at Lahana, MAUI
Sugar Moasses Syrup, Tea, Coffee, and large anu
varied assortment o general merchandise
Honolulu August IL 1881 WY
SHERMAN PECK. 0hA'' '"'"A" -
C. BREWER 81 CO.,
Commission and Shipping Merchants Hono'uu, oahu' " Il
REFER TO
HUNNEwELL, Esq. Boston.
BREWER Esq-S
MEssRs. McRUER Il MERRILL, San Francisco.
CHAs. woLcoTT Brooks, Esq-S ,,,
IEssRs. WIN. PUsTAu Co, hois kons'
MEssRs. PEELE HUBBELL & Co., Manha-
16S-n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
Trustees Sale.

VXyHEREAG on the 9Th day Of April, A. d. 1857
w Louis + weyhe aud Leu,ss Weyhe, his wife,
executed unto Frank Plum.r. ~ Trustee, certain
Deed OF Trust, conveying to said trustee the land
IN Scott County, Iowa, described - follows, 70 Wit
The south half Of the northeast quart.F OF the
south west qsaTtsr Of sec lion one ~ In township
twenty acres more or less also pert Of lot. nve
~ and six (6) IN book numter ihrty-seven $50 10
tho city Of Davenport more particularly described
follows, to Wit: commencing ct the north east COR
ner Of raid lot hve (6) thence running wees along
Seventh street one hundred AID . xty (le0) feet,
thence south along ths west boundary line Of said
1T number six 20 one hundred O0) fest, ,hsnee east
hundred I'D sixty (i6o) feet thence north along
Gaines street one hundred 0O feet TO the place Of
b. ginning. excepting and reservinR the foil wing
part Of said lots i've and six Is and 81, com ncDg
the northeast corner Of said lot i've (5, then.e
running west along Seventh street ninety (90) feet
thence south and parallel with the western boundary
lie OF Gaines street fifty 0 feet thence east nine
ty o0 feet. thence north slong the tern line Of
Games street y (sol feet to tho place Of
which said conveyance vas made BY this said Louis
O T Wtyhe and Louisa Weyhe for the purpose OF -
curing the payment Of two certain promisscry notes
and the interest thereon, signcd By aaid Louis O
Weyhe and Louisa Weyhe, dated the 9Th day Of
April, = d 1857, and one payable ss follows: One
for seventy-nve dollars payable the c7ta day Of
October, 1851, and ose for six hundred and sew
enty-fvs dollars end payabIe on the 9Th day Of
April, A 1858, With interest at tan per cent per
annum after DUE
And now said two promissory notes having become
due and payable, and the said Louis O Weyhe and
Louisa W<yhe having failed to pay the same, !,
Frank PlumeS, Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice. that by virtue Of the power which
Is in me vested BY said deed Of Trust,I will on Turs
day the 23d day OF June, 4 D 1859, 1t the hour Of
O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day, 1t the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and onr
for sale ct public auction, ofiand shove de-
scribt or much thereof - shall tie necessary to
satisfy and pay the aUount OF said notes with the In
terest thereon TO the day Of sale, together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 3lst day Of Nay, A 1859
FRANK PLUMB,
may31 Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

n.oestee,s SlUee.

VrYugRIAS q sAs leeA day q Ososber. D l9e6.
w Hsngy 0roeoen aDd 4nnA y 6roaoD - w10es
exscuss1 snso 1fsns Piuosr. :: Ir.se: g, ss,a
aceek Oeuasy 1ovu, 16seTibed - eD,ioUU, 70 III :
C.0meaeine q p6sseo ~ ItDs Of osesgs Alvesd.'
lard ia Ne north eass quarter Of section tessfy-
,a sds e is,.s. .ssss IL de-. Il
Rove,s house. thence north 80 DEG. east until this
line strife. the Inc dtvtdns the lands Of George Al
voTds sDd John 4sthsvs 10 said seoeions thence
Ing ss,d Division lice between George Alvoeds u
John Nsthe0A' lsnds sntl u strikes the south
Ise OF tAe main roas leading frsm Davenport 70
/ Claire, thence south II l-2 deg. west along sAid
road until IL strik q point on said rad chains
and 81 links north, 81 deg. west from the plsce of
Oegiunng thence south % deg east 70 the place Of
beginning, sontsiniDy Six l6l e<res more or less,
which said Conveyance was made ~ the ssd Hem
securing .ths payment Of two certain promisDory
notes ADD the interest thereon, signed BY said H.
r. 0rassan dated the 10th day Of October. lSS6,
and payable . 'oIows; One for ne sum o. nrty
one Tor TOE suu Of th e- hundred and forty ave doh
lars psyab. on tbs ieth day Of October 1857, with
Interest q the Of ttn Per cent pr snaum after
n.snn.y-to u. order q :: 1sa!sy. -.
and payable, and the ssid Henry 0rssssn having
faileo to pay the sams, Frank Piums, frusess -
Aforesaid do hereby sive this public notice that By
deed Of trust VIII, on Friday the LIST day July.
1850 q the hour Of O'Clock In ths afternoon sf
said day, 1t the Court House door IN the city Of
Davenport, expose and Offer 1Or sale. q pabaie euc-
ton tie parcel OF aad shove described, or % much
thereof o. shall b Necessary 70 sasssy and pay thu
amount OF said note, With IL interest," theresn "a
the day OF sale. together With III the costs and e.
penses attending said sale, costs of thu notice and
Dsssd ~ sth day u June. ! ?. lese.
FRANK PLUnBR.
June9 9rustse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

"HEREAS on the 18th day OF August, A d 1857
w william u. Ashoney executed unto Robert ID.
Congdon ss Trustee, certain deed OF trust, con-
veyins to ssid trustee the land In Scott county,
Iowa described ~ follows ~ witt part Of the east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section number
nineteen 1871, In township number seventy eight
1881 north OF range number four 81 east OF he 9Th
principal meridian particularly described ssjooss
commel cling ~ point eisven buBdr and seventy
tlI10l feet north from point In the southern boun-
dairy line Of said quarter section. which ,aii last
mentioned point 10 seven hundred and one. hair
t70O I.2] feet west from the sotth-esst cosn,r Of
said quarter OF said se tion; Lpnnpg thence wsst
nve hundred and n'neiy-nve ft95l zee, theme
north three hundred and twenty 1901 feet; thence
east 0se hundred and ninety nye T5s.D fest t1enca
south tn % hundred and n'y 1921 feet TO the
place Of besionins; Ill the al we des rib d lin.
running North aud Sou III par lei wi the north and
south lines Of said section, and tbs east and wee,
lines run parallel with the east and west lines OF
said section.
which said eonvcyance was made BY tho said
certain p'om ss0ry note and the interest thereon
siGned BY ssid william o Mahoney and dated the
Ilth day Of August, \ 1857, for fifteen hurdre1
o1SOOl dollars, payable on The lith day Of August
1s5s, with interest NJ ten per cent. per snnom. eye
cutsd 70 this order Jsms- Rem wick, fsai1 Deed Of
net being record In the Kecorder's' m In said
county, In book ~" Of Mortgages, p.ge 692
Aud now said promissory note h.ving become the
property Of James Adams, and the same haviur be-.
come due and payable and the said Mahon@y having
s hereby ave .ss public noss
by virtue Of the power which Is in vested by said
deed Of Trust witlon Thursday the l6tn day Of
June, 1859 betvesn this hours Of gard three
O'Clock the afternoon Of said day, At the Court
H0use door IN the city Of Davenl ort expose and
oGsr for saie at public auction the parcel Of Land
above described or % much thereof a shail b
sufficient to satisfy And pay the amount Of said note
with the interest thereon 70 tho OF SALE together
with oil the costs and expenses attending sad selo
c0s's Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Detsd the isth day Of May, a d 1859.
X, d. CON0DON,
1ay20iis fyueses.