The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

LArxsr CoocxavEi1s.- Dsockport ExchaDgs
Bank, N. Y. TO-. altered; vignstts Of genuine
d oval portfsit 81 franklin 10 center.
Bank 0f neAisleboso, VI 81, altered; vig.
whaling sceoe, ship q dissance On right end
poftait u saiDoe; % LETT end, ship.
MiasisDippi liver Bank, Oxford, III. D., Al
tersd; Viz. maa feeding hogs
Bank Of Noewa1k, A1bnn. IS, altered from 3,
viz bIscksmlahss 49,; uale heAA NJ figure. !
On right end; female end sewing machine on
lefe end.
Abingdon Bank, Abingdon, Mass. Sc, Wig
nette two females and coat Of arms; igue and
medallion hsAd on right end-6gurs on lover
left corner.
National Bank, Boston, Mass. los, altered !;
wig. female seated, barrel, anchor, vessels, &C.
female and swan floating on water on right end.
Southern Bank OF Illinois, Graytown, III. los
altered from II; Wig. shearing sheep.
Central Bank, Worcester, Mass. 20e, Wig.
Indian. Gc.; Washington on right end, female
on left
Butchers and Drovers Bank, New York city.
6OA photograph; VIC. female; oars. depot, SO
each aide.
City Bank, Philadelphia, Pa. IS, Wig. the
signing Of the Declaration Of Independence !;
head Of boy on left upper corner; head Of
boy on upper right end. Imitation of genuine.
Holyoke Bank, Northampton, Mass. ., are
to be in circulation. No description
gwen yet.
Bedham Bank, Bedham, Mass. Is, Wig. man,
dog and bear fighting; unlike genuine.
Worcester County Bank, Blackstone, Mass
Sc, Wig. two females seated, with shield and
small eagle between them; unlike genuine.
The KANSAS DILrNMA.-The Philadelphia
Press thus presents the new question about
Kansas, and the dilemma in which the Presi-
dent and his peculiar partizans now find them
selves on that subject:
The people Of Kansas, with the most insolent
pertinacity, have adopted the Wyandott Consti-
tuition BY large majority, and at the opening Of
Congress will demand the admission Of the new
State into our sisterland Of Republics. II would
appear they have refused compliance with the
English bill and have not taken census, and
also that they have not made return of the
votes to the President dor Will he adhere as
a law-abiding man, to the terms Of the English
bill requiring that Kansas should take census
10 order to show that she has the proper num-
Der Of inhabitants, and thus recommend the re-
lection Of the new State, and let this issue run
into the Presidential campaign, as q kind Of
poisoned chalice to the candidate Of the deme-
craic party? Or will he do what the people
have done, and what the srebels" have advised
frankly ask that Kansas may be admitted with
the WyandoIt Constitution, in violation Of the
English bill? Ii he takes the FIRST course, then
we claim that he has not settled the Kansas
question with his English bill, but has kept it
open if the second, then he proves that the
men who opposed the English bill are sanctioned
BY bis own authority.
eB- We copy the following from the Musca-
tine Journal Of Muscatine, Iowa:
TIE Union GUARDS OF COLUMBUS CIrY-We
notice in the Enterprise that Col. W. w. Garner
has resigned the office OF Captain Of this COM
pany, and that DR.. VIM. g. Robertson has been
elected TO ill the vacancy, while Johh +. Grub,
Esq, has been promoted to LIST Lieutenant
We congratulate our friends On their success
The Guards is one Of the star companies Of our
State in eqnippage and discipline, which fully
'how by the high estimation they are held in
,ther portions Of our State. Credit is due Col.
!. for bis energy in behalf Of the Company
Their efficiency shows that be is numbered
among the best tactcians of the State. We
would be pleased to see the company visit our
ty again.
We also claim . visit Of the Guards to this
ity. We learn they have it in contemplation.
hey are wortay Of notice.
FLORA TEMPLE IN CINcINNATr--The Cncin-
ati papers have gone into ecstacies over the
lme made by Flora Temple on Friday last. Ike
'ook trotted against her and did remarkably
'ell. The first mile was made in 2:26a. The
Ia, q -.
nile that the little mare let herself out-'.Ike" |
eing but few jumps behind her. We let the /
Commercial describe the third heat:
LAST HEAr.-On the start for the third and |
ist heat, IKE" had the lead of over length. |
ut the judges, Notwithstanding, let them Oft, /
nd as it aware that she had something great to /
0, the little mare struck fearful gait, and ere |
eaching the quarter pole, 1851 she had colsared I
ne horse, and from thence to the spot desig~
ated as the centre Of the track, slowly but /
lrely gave him to understand that company l
as not her style. The half mile was ,rotted ia
:o9s Here "Ike" began to draw on the mare. I
nd steadily lessened tie distance until the mare
xung into the stretch, where it vas was clearly
roven that he had no show. The little lady, /
, she snuffed the tumultuous greetings OF the I
Ir-off mnltitude-for the crowd was for the
once warmed to excitement-was again all
erseif, and suddenly bursting into most ter
nc gait, she passed the s.anu, amid the voci,,
rous greetings Of about five thousand specta-
'rs IN the unparalleled time Of tuo tnenty~ona
I'd q halt, actually beating herself by Laf
,cond.
When the time was given out, the vast crowd
anifested the great enthusiasm. "Flora
I'D her driver were surrounded, and some Of
r admirers, unable 10 restrain their enthusi-
~, began caressing her, and one individual,
irly overcome, threw his arms around her
,ck, and embraced her as reverentiay and
vingly as though the little mare had been
e goddess whose name she bears. Mr.. Me-
ahon divided the apniaudng looks and gratu-
tons Of the gentlemen, and we doubt il the
lndshakng he received will not be likely to
saken his hold on the reins for some time to
me.
Too twenty one and a Aalfi Is it sston;sh.
g that the lovers OF the turf should be moved
enthusiasm! We think not. As we rode
me we heard encomum alter encomium
ssed upon the track, and indeed the fact OF
oras making there her swiitest mile goes a
eat way to prove the assertion that not oaly
the Cincinnati Tro,ting Park the most beau
!, but that it is also the best adapted for last
biting. II the ride to the course was pleasant. :
e comirg home was sill more so. sort OF
satisfaction at having witnessed the
ortest time on record inclined every one to BE- J
'od hunored aud chatiy. On the ground
ire many ladies, and their sparkling eyes and (
ishtened Color, as the horses dew ~ them, 9
We evidence that the emulation Of the race {
urse has as great a charm for them as the
les Of broil and battle had for Desdemona.
We neglected to remark at the commencement /
this account, that Ike Cook" during the :
&c was handled by Mr.. Eoff, the driver Of
Princess Between the fret and second
ats, Mr. Eoff complied with general request,
trotting Princess around the course I
doing 80 he did not essay any speed, but
areiy gave the spectators an opportunity OF
messing the movement of bis mare. The i
nlber of persons on the grounds were various. /
estimated at from three to Ave thousand
IMPORTANT METALLIC DIscovERY-One OF the
lrtiing discoveries Of the age has lust been !