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AUCTION NOTICE EDWARD SCHENCK,
~ ayc1ione,- ASsiGSEES SALE
ON TUESDAY The Gth met, vii be s'd ~ A9e'on 70 The
bihs.t bidder for cab No is Mereers r.s Pface s
- therein y. % Csrt furniture Dealers, conssaaf
a sECONOHAND FvRNIrLRE,
" Partly Finished WORK,
LUMBER; M.hogsuy OAK, na
WslIui NESEERS,
AID the usual stock Of the asse
a. a, ieI O'clock 10 ffont Of tbs store, one
HORSE CART snd HARNESS
IN. ,pd Of sale the n'srrs IN Toe LhASh ~
49, - -, -. from, NAV last 81 5r rent sal
water CheS. ~ 49, 49,, -
At AUCTION THIS DAY, at No. 80 .thst,
n rear 2av HrNRY T. LEEDS, Auetoneer' VI ,.n 81
~, prr iurr Frgh Brussels Csp-t fstninss rsae Ps@s.
C,cksry silver sId GiA are Looking Osss-s u" SaAezs
n.r. &c kc contained 10 the dwelling house so"'e ~
commences Of u o'c!osk
A n MyawN Anctsone.r =.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Trade Sale
At PRIVATE sALE-wILsoNs oRNTTHoLooY, svsA.
40 WTDNTspAY wORNING September 7, q 2 ocootJ
TRADE SALE or PAPERS AND SrATlONEkt-Alu0
..or,nrnt of WRITING PAPERS. comprising seont Ase
r.n, Of Ere srp-rfre and Nos Letter Cap And b.aA
Bok P.p~rs Of the sproved styles OF nsnn,are Ala.
yar,e,y Of STATIONERY. incudins snk scSs Eavese<
Alec chs ice collection OF steel En<faNner
Pho,ogrsphs, AID Ivy booka
EOR SALE-By Auction, at Detroit Sept Is,
1889 IS O0O Acres OF PIKE LAND. and two SAW-hILLS
WALTER CIR &NE, keceivs
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CLERGYMEE, LAWYERS, MERCHANTS, n

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~ sTATIONERs, PRINTERS, ard BLASK-sOO MAN
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20

Totals, zs0,2W u 835Iyo oI 2y6,aZ6 %
Excess Of the tax Of 1851 that Of 1885, &9s4 16
1858 1869, II, 46S 50
1t will be seen by the foregoing table, that
the tax has been reduced each year in nearly
all the counties, except such new counties as
have had large amounts of land entered in them
The tax for 1858 marked is estimated from
the abstracts of real estate for said year and
from the personal property reported in such
counties for the year 1859; the personal proper
ty for 1858 not having been reported for those
counties. They may make small difference in
the aggregate tax for 1858, but will make no
difference in the total reduction from 1887 to
1859. s
The tax fer 1859 is calculated from the valu-
alton reported, after the additions and deduc-
tons ordered BY the State Board Of Equalization
had been made.
r. w CATTELL.
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Cole versus tl.c HR.c~s


In his speech, made i'm this ci,v 4. uo,a.,
NJ. Y. G. Cole, among many Other 4oo.ll, =
heous statements said-in order 10 excusr \
enormous expenditures OF the Buchanan Adm
istration-that Senator Harlan took occasion
dodge the vote on the Bill to increase the con
pensation OF members OF Congress Here !,
tue yeas and nays on the passage Of the al /
the Senate: -
Yess:-Messrs. Allen, Bell n. II, Bal i
Tennessee, Benjamin. BiRgs, Bigler, Bral
head, Butler. Clay. Dodge, Dorkee, F.h, Iss'
Hale, Houston, Hunter, Iyer.on. j mes. Ist.
OF Iowa, Mallory, Mason, Pesrse. Pratt Ri
Sebastin, Slideli, Stewart, Thomsou Of IL
Trumbuil, Weller. Wilson, Wright and Ysz
ga.
Nays-Messrs. Bayard, Cass, Coiianer, r.
sender, Foot. Geyer, HARLAN. Pugh, Sens
Thompson Of Kentucky and Wsde.-ll. i
Oonoressional Globe lst., Sess. sltA Con. ~
aVs5.
Now We find Mr.. Harlan's vote recorded
the negative, and there will j, be found al Z
way through when the question was beiefe b
senate. What now Mr.. Cole 7 He il eth
grossly ignorant or willful falsifyer Of the :
cords, 1.-THE former. he ia not it for tho y
pfeme Bench: if the latter, no man sho ~
any respect for hirasef vill vote for him for ID
pos'tion.-M.. Pleasant Journal.
Napoleon has no. been seen in Paris sba
his return from the war, hut the news has ste
sent to the Journal du Havre that be 10 l0asss
wears the points OF his mustache turned " ~
stiiiened with Hungarian pomataai. but aas
them to curve downward, ashley did befcs
marrlsse. Some imaginative persons saffs
that this signifies an intention to ysiirsss
pursuit Tor military honors for the future. y
also said that his complexion il much afs'
naturally by exposure to the sun, and hsta
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1 a. sussl q 49, . NJ sb0ss ~
80 asS1ai ~ u disdrisl backing 80
n1lsg, enbli.H nd Juggling, thAt i has been
$50 1ess1ce u Aest Nth for leng time ~
kavioe ri IL 80 delisesrof Dodge from
hsegs ~ K5Ik@ood, withods the nsostinca-
U6a N SQUARE aud frank. declinAti0n OF the
iovieatjon given blythe Republican State Central
QcNnitsee. The Republican Committee were
treated with gross disrespect ; the Democratic
Committee placed themselves on the record -
deliberate violators bf their promiaes; they
returned dupliciay and trifing, Tor coarsesy and
fairness; made list Of appointments especially
iedgned % impose upon the Republicans
Disregard Of thsit own appointments, psevions!y
published, Of refusal 70 canvass with Geueral
Dodge. They refused, in the 6rss plece, 10 90
operate with the Republican Committee In
making ! list Of appointments, And then deliber.
suely denied 70 that Committee the opportunity
Of CO. operating with them. But; the cores
pondence speaks for ITSELF and We do not regret
the space il occupies; rendering manifest - y
does, the desire Of the Sham Democracy 70
avoid fair and opsn discussion Of the Issues
before the people.
The manner Ia which the tricks Of the
Democratic Committee were finally defeated,
and their game blocked, i truly mifth pro-
voking. We can imagine the vexAton with
WEIGH they perused the last letter Of Mr. Hoxie,
informing them that Mr.. Kirkwood would again
visit several Counties already visited, and forgo
appointments already made, sooner than fail Of
the company Of Gen. Dodge. The scene must
have been decidedly rich.
The abserce OF Mr. Kaseon from this city,
on imporsant professional business, win rex-
plaIh his failing 70 take part in the correspon-
dencs.
Drs MONKS, Iowa, June Is, 80.
P. n. CAssADY, ESQ,
CAn Dean. State Css. Com.
Ny Dear Sir II am desired to call your
attention to the question Of appointments for
the sGubernatorial candidates for the canvass
this season.
Mr.. Knkwood requests me to say that before
notifying his appointments he would be glad to
suit the convenience OF General Dodge, Al far
as practicable; and Tor that purpose will be
pleased 70 agree with him, ~ to times and
places, 10 order TO make joint canvass Of the
State. beg you TO communicate this inior-
nation as early a. possible, that both candi
dates may have time TO prepare their private
affairs accordingly, and give due notice Of their
Very truly your friend,
JOHN A. KASSON,
CNm Rep. State Gen. Com.
Dem. STATE CENTRAL Gov. ROOMS,
DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 25, 80.
JOHN A. kAssoN, ESQ,
Chairman Rep. State Central Com.
Dear Sir:-Yours Of the 25th INST, is re-
ceiyed, and contents noted. A copy thereof
has been forwarded to General Dodge, whose
views upon the subject mentioned are unknown
to US. As soan his reply is received, .
definite answer will be made to your commu-
nication.
Very truly yours,
G. M. TODD,
Sec'y Dem. State Cen. Com.
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- yudee Hall thinka our a,.ertiop tb.t b

~ Judge Hall thinks our assertion that be
stole the Kanesville poll book little too strong.
and sends ~ . communication Of six pages
giving bic account Of the matter. We do NOT
wish 70 do him injustice and Jet find the length
ef his Communication entirely out Of proper
dos y che importance Of The subject He Gums
Up he whole matter - follows, which % far 40
1ve can 80, embraces Ill that . essential 10
IL eenmunioasioa. We give il a. his side Of
- story, end leave our readers 10 make up
tAsir minds IN regssA " he matter. His plea
that somebody put the poll book into bis satchel
b almost - ingenious - that Of the girl found
viii clsak which did not belong 70 her. She
said che stepped into the school houSs 10 sis her
garter and TIE cloak fell over her shoulders and
shs wore it OF without knowing Il:
let The Aornons procured fraudulent or
Gnaisasioa of On elective district ~ -
"a. TAsy held o. claimed 70 have held an
sleetioa q Evansville, (aow Oouncii Bluffs Y
%. They made . return 70 the County Com
0iasioasr's Clesk Of Monroe County OF . list Of
names Of pessons VAo voted q that election,
aAd nothiag more. There was NO retarn Of
essasiag q The vessa, q that any person was
\ 4sh. TAe Clark ssiussd . rscsivs or haze
anytAias - - viii ~ psessn Or even take
b iAso o1eeo1y. " ksa III Is s5t. gg
81. 0eMe pesssas omhDown - mo procured
that papss - pss 4 mo ny carpstsack,
whore feaad 4 altss Aaviag tsAvsisA 6fty
0iles On ny way Aesho.
9Th. sssaissd n tsusvisg hat Il vesld b.
Important 10 case q . cooeese. I noeiHed M
Is Al L. i
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The Toledo Leader says thers can n0ionerr
% any doubt that both Eail and Spsins crops
thtoagho0s the entire peninsula al Uppsr Can
Aa4 80 very much above N average, and M,
- regards the wheat crop the increased a..
under cnl,ivAtienis much mose than su1nea.n. y
essaesseAi1sss any apsusoc oassa 81 laL.re !.
- rsssls ~ shs early frosss q - n.
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DIS MONIES, 3Oth July, 1852

y. ~. TODD, ESQ,
Sec'y Dem. State Central Committee.
Dear Sir Yours Of the 2s,h instant, inform
ing the Republican State Central Committee
that General Dodge has consented to canvass
the State with Mr.. Kiravood, has been, after
some delay, received.
Mr.. Kirkwood's appointments were announced
some days since through the local press and by
posters, occupying the eatre time TO the Goth
proxmo. 4 copy ct tie list Of appointments
is enclosed herewith. You will observe that
General Dodge wa. invited TO meet Mr.. Kirk
wood at the times and places therein mention
ed which invitation, il is hoped, will be &C
cep,ed.
The Republican Safe Central Committee are
ready to confer with The Democratic State Cen
trail Committee in regard to further joint ap-
poiEtments.
4,
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Bee how completely the record gives che lie
% this assertion, which, in one form or another.
has been published In al the prominent organs
Of the pluuderers in the State. "a.
We say. keep It before the people, but keep
She truth before them instead Of fAlsehoods.-
Dubuque Herald. 20" IS
Will the reader please notice with what GLIB
nsss the Editor Of the Herald accuses Us Of false
heod-how besdiy be piles it on-with chat
virsuess Indignation be speaks in general terms
Of the sin Of lying, and Of this instance in par
ticular. Yet al the ''lying" was on the part Of
the Herald, which deliberately falsided the
record IN order % bring railing accusation Of
sxtravagance against the Republican State Gov.
eminent. We have the following statement Of
the rate per cent Of State taxes levied in each
year since the organization Of the state, from
The records At the Capitol We invite our
Democratic exchanges which have published
the Dubuque Hsrald's article. to make the
a1snds honosabls and Let their readers know
The tsash By giving the following authentic table
ia their several papers: ..
Statement Of the rate Of per centum of State
Tax leyied in each year since the organization
q the State Of Iowa: ..
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Average rAas Of Tax under Democrats .saae
3 she1a By dividing lei BY 9, 9l.ls per
annum. ee g. 80
Average rate Of Tax under Republican rule
g shown BY dividing n BY s, II per Annum.
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WIa aceosdance with . request irom the
President Of he Wasbiogsoa Noasmeat A@o-
asietiao, boz has bssn piAcsd IN he Post Odics
- she rsseetisa II donations fss ths cenpls>
tion Of the monument
he iaes sAss his work. 20 lo..s dass een.
lnsassa, = yss mauisbs1, = sAs vhisA Ara : !
49,. y psepss, slould - asbaasd. -.
Sona'len y fec esess bylsvery psspoa 4 .beI 3
country would b salIsiess 70 conp,ses Il W.
Asps thaa Dssliagssa sill u Assssit jussies i,
ei1inG 4 ~ voek.
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Dem. STATE CENTRAL Con-. RooMs,
Des Moines, Iowa, July IS, 80.

Dem. STATE CENTRAL Con-. RooMs,
Des Moines, Iowa, July IS, 90.
JSo. A. KAssoN, ESQ.,,
Chairman Rep. State Central Com.
Dear Sir In compliance with the promise
made in ours OF the 18th ult., we are able TO
inform you that Gen. Dodge will be pleased to
canvass the State with Mr. Kirkwood. He ex-
poets to meet Mr. Kirkwood At his appointment
in Oskaloosa, on the 29th inst, and will conform
TO the appointments Of Mr. K. as already pub
lished up to the Sth prox., and thereafter their
appointments will be mutual, as proposed in
yours Of the 25th ult.
Very truly yours, &C.,
9. N. TODD, Sec'y.
I By order Of the Committee.
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H. u. HOME,
Sec'y Rep. State Central Com.
DEx. STATE Cas-. Con-. Rools. !
Des MONIES, Iowa, Aug. II, SO. (

Les moines, IOWA, aug III, o9.
Il. n. HoxIE.
Sec'y Rep. State Cen. Com.
Dear Sir Your letter dated this day /. re
ceived. Unavoidable absence prevented nv
comforting with you before. In compliance
with your suggestions, We propose the follow.
ing appointments. Gen. D0dge will attend Mr..
Kirk~ood's appointments as published to the
18Th OF August, At Council Bluffs. Before re-.
turning east from the slope, |, will be neecsa,.
Tor the candidates 10 sisi. the Counties OF Lar.
rison, Aonpna and w oontary.
Il These are strong Democratic Counties and
u will probably afford MIR. Kirkwood much
pleasure 70 visit them IN company with General
Dodge. '#s tla n.
II w enclose list Of appointments from the
1Sth ~ August up TO tho 18th Of September.
and feet'<ctla Wy invite Mr.. Klrkwood 10 m u
him y the places named. Gen. Dodge having
scqusssced 70 readily 10 NJ. Kira sood,s -.
poinsments heretofore, We trust nothing vii
prevent NJ. K'rkwood from excepting 70 him
lhs same courtesy. The people ~ish to zee .,he
candidates together and we hops NJ. Kirkwood
will not shrink from the ordeal. ata -
7# sAg Very respectfully,
= q. y. TODD.
Fa W. Sec'y Dem. State Cen. Com.
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Ine vile Of Shevman Booth, Of Milwaukee,.
recently tried there Tor shs ssductioD az . ] II
~ ~, has commenced an action Tor divorce.-
ine parties are on. good 'erms no, xi.hsssndine
and reside 10 the same house, but NOT IL !. M
c0@mantoo" - man and 6iss. Yes tAey vail
Gus together. arm i asm,s end exeita IN ea-
Itoeiey II IL nauAnkeans - ~ -
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Very truly, &C.,
II. NJ. HOXIE,
Sec'y Rep. State Central Com.
OFFICE or THE REP. STATE CxN Con-. b
Des Noines, Aug. lU, 1859.

OFfICE " TIE IEP. STAfE tkN. CON.
Des MONIES, Aug. ", 1859.
GEO. N. ToDD,
Sec'y Dem. State Cen. Com.
Dear Sir:-On the 25th day OF june the
Chairman OF the Republican State Central
Committee, addressed a note to the Chairman
Of the Democratic State Central Committee.
requesting conference OF the Commuters Tor
the purpose making arrangements for Joint
canvass OF the State by Gen. Dodge aud Mr..
kukwoOd. No response indicating - accep-
lance Of the invitation thus tendered was re
ceiyed until the 18th o! July, when you wrote
under date OF July 18th, informing tie Repub-
lican Comnllt tee that Gen Dodge would meet
with Mr.. kirkwOod at Ossalooss. and all places
AZ which h- was ANNOUNCED TO sneak up 10 the
Stn inst, and thai joint appointments after that
date would be agreed upon by the Committees
In acknowledging the receipt OF that note, /
advised you that appoini nents tor Mr. Kirk
wood had been announced up to the 18th inst,
before the Republican Committee were notifed
OF Gen. DoHge's resolution to accept the inyi-
tatiOn rendered to him through the Democratic
Committee BY our note Of the 18th OF Juue. |
renewed the invitation 10 Gen. Dodge, to Join
Mr.. Kirkwood at all the places named in the
list Of appointments already annouEced and re
quested an early arrangement for the joint can
vass subsequent to thai date. You will remem-
Der that in y conversation after the recent OF
my note, you expressed the opinion that the ap-
pointments announced for Mr.. Kirkwood be-
tween the 9Th and 26th, would be satisfactory
to General Dodge, and that ! assured you that
il they were not they should be altered to SUIT
his convenience.
It was then agreed, upon your suggestion,
that the two Committees should meet at the
/" Democratic Head Quarters on Saturday, the
9th Of August, for the purpose OF agreeing
upon joint appointments Tor the campaign
went 70 the place of meeting ut the time agreed
upon, with authority to represent the Republi-
can Committee, but was informed tina. your
Central Committee wished to postpone the Con
ference until the morning OF Monday the Sth
inst. went to your headquarters several
times on Monday, for the purpose Of d;sposing
of this business, but found them closed.
finally secured an interview with Judge Cassady.
the Chairman Of your Committee, but he de
clined 70 take any action Whatever in the pr a
ises, and assigned Is reason for not having
meeting that you were absent. All Of the
members Of the Democratic Central Committee
being now here, the request il renewed for
conference ct an early hour, to agree definitely
upon the appointments Of Gen. Dodge aud MI.
Kirkwood tor the remainder Of the campaign.
As it 10 absolutely necessary that announce
ments sh0nid be made Immediately, YOU will
please give this your prompt attention.
Very respectfully, '
H. N. HOXIE,
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- navsssasv.
Atasl1'cA l1ny1 - ~ nslles u ths -
rotary 4 ~ II nsioa, aueesne;,x arraii1I :
nsn.s fos ~ asxs ss1ifpn. vhsch ss.nsn.Dss
saths II psoxiqpD. Ef6m d. 1siso ii VI s.
seen that Pretsssoss Allsn - lpbss. 20 ~
should do-still fssain Their eoonscsloa ~ ~!
School, - heretofore, and that Rev. NJ. M1ts-'
ton and Miss White ore substituted in place 4
he late principal In the Female Deparsmen.
Nr. Narston, W are inisrmed, comes % bis
position with testimonials 81 the highest order,
and has already entered upon arrangements for
his Department with zeal that indicates hin
to BE- ~ livs. naa." Miss Whits has for years
pest been The principal lady Teacher in Rlnira
College, ILL.,, and b believed to be abundantly
qualified for her sphere. Pfobahly no School
in this section can now claim 70 be better on
cured in the department Of instruction than
this, and We zee not Why therefore parents and
guardians should ever contemplate senoing their
children and wards abroad 70 School while We
have first class Institution at home. 80
We are requested to announce that the pros.
pects for the attendance Of pupils the coming
session are most promising, - every Private
room in the building is already engaged in ad-
vance, and tbs Professors are now looking
about the city in vicinity Of the College for
rooms to rent for many others. Who ere expect
ed yet 70 apply. Any iDdividuals having rooms
10 let at moderate rates, in vicinity Of the Col
lege, will confer favor upon the Institution BY
| communicating promptly with the Professors
upoa this point. 4
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Candidate Tor Judge ON ahe ST..
There IL feeling in all conserva,iv. Y.
averse 10 witnessing partizan discuss;o,. !.
stump BY candidates Tor places on tn -.
bench Of the State. Men reason ,hats ~
above all other men, should be capable Of n
and dispassionate investigation, and Inn !.
capeoli''y - not acquired bv pronounciur :
tizAn harangues- Judges Mason, Stock,o,
son, Baldwin and Love entertain and -
these views, and therefore agreed immedi,r.l
terthe Convention by which thew versno.i,.s
that they would not outrage their sense d =.
pfiety oy presenting their claims rom n
stump. VI the six candidates now befor, y
people Tor places on the Supreme Bench q
Kentucky gentleman OF Yankee birth "A M
cation"-the bright particular star Of The n,
COURTS the only one who will make ! {.
cal speech. making canvas oil the STATE. M
son shd wilson have been on the bench NJ
know something OF the properties OF tie pI.u
In declining TO show their fitness tor issf.l
honors BY appearing before the peopl. il 1.
character OF parti.an leaders they mamie IL 90,
appreciation OF the position to which they rur
Cole has never been ON the bench-by pdas.A
uon ana practice il pettifogger-and Ike u
men OF that 'lk, il remarkably vain Of bio wi
logging abilities, he cannot foreso an eIhior.
OF ms marvellous acuteness in what be ry
drawing logical conclusions"
ne was earnestly urged by the more ruiE'
OF nls friends to refrain; but bis vanity, mi i
advice OF some Democratic lawyers here, y,
have charge OF Interests, prevailed. The pss
VIII manifest their views Of the exhibisiar
October. The conclusion may not Be- .qogs.,
but will be resistable.-Fa,rfiald L.ds,,
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- The statsnAent 81 Tie Gasstts, thst ap-
psinsneats have bsss made for psblie speak.
- by Gov. Odnss aad Clay Dean b Of
ssuss ssqsaliAsdly 6alss. Every he1y here
ksews 49, osysrssf Grinss tss pes siloss6
psas saspsek = ~ ier evsr 1sas ysass ~
thss b could ~ b Indeed - k4vs ~ as-
oooiaaion whatever, sisher On q ~ IL stann
UisA 60 - sslssssally ssgasssa . blsek-
NnnsA - ainnAsspA
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Burlipgtoa, July alst, 1859.

az In looking over Lieut. -Corernor Bah
bits very digni6ed drawing room companion,
the Council Bluffs Brgle. NC we're struck with
the very appsoeriase headings to its editorial
dia.rbes, Thus -. scurrility Of the Press "
illustrated +" Is L. W. Babbitt dstsnlter ;,
Eyes +" Three lies in two lines ghardly an
sveragel-" General Dodgs's Consistency -
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