The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-04-12

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a. The oasstss grows eloquent over .
bleely hard bill vhish some practical joker had
pessed q NJ Pleasant jsss bsfoss the recent
nsaicipal slscsies, which vas fought mainly
1pda The billiard issus.
W1hs rssuls b Connecsicut he's greately
1isappeintsd the President, and mortified Tou-
esy Who gave The assurance that The Democracy
vosld, as lsass hold their own, and perhaps
eain one nsnbsr Of Congrsss. BY means Of
Ne divisions which have been fomented.-
Nov, everything 10 swept, and the Adminis-
ssasiea lsfs repudiassd BY every State repre-
ssatsa h he Cabinet end By The eoantry at
hres.
eTSsward's visit 70 Harrisburg was pfecon-
esrted with Cameron before the adjournmspt
efCsagrsss, and designed ior political object.
Cameron COW psoIessss - b for Seward, -
candidate, bat tells his friends Sc cannot BE-
,o~ipassd Or elected, end 10 weak enough to
expecs he rsversion Of he interest He seems
- shink ths Ptesideocy can b. managed like
any lob as Washington or Harrisburg.
a. Messrs. Burnett, Broderick / Co., Of
Chicago, have obtained patent for new Sew
Ing Machine, which 10 highly spoken Of BY the
ociscti6c American.
KAueAs Aup NEsaAsKA LAxD SALEA-Tbe
Administration have resolved on bringing into
market large portion Of the public lands in
Xansas and Nebraska, in July next W. =. hoss
&Co. are now making selections for the loca-
lions Of land warrants, aad will give particular
attention to the entry ofthe best lands for those
vho want them for their own use, and are una
Bile 20 make immediate settlement. COMMUNE
cations addressed 70 w. +. Ross, Mt Pleasant,
lovs. will recsivs prompt attention.
TIE HARMONIOUS DENocRAcY.-The Knox
vile Standard, Democrat, is out in . violent two
column article upon Jarius E. Neal, Democratic
Senator from Marion County. Jarios 10 accused
Of rlunderipg and thieving from the County and
State, and Of many other things neither honor
able nor honest.
rIt 10 stated that Jenny Linds fortune
has been squandered, and that she 10 about to
attempt to make another. She 10 advertised to
sing in England.
PEoalA.-The Republicans have again carried
Peoria-elected 1--WE out Of seven Supervisors
This 10 thebecondltirae the Douglasites have been
whipped in this city since last fall.
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ST.. LOUIS ELEcrIox.-The official vote fol
Mayor at St. Louis, is as follows: Filley, Ire
publ,can) 1897; Bogy, (Democrat) $3.50; Wy
man, (Americsn) $685..
TIE CLEVELAND vlcroRY.-The Repulicant
carried Cleveland O., by s6S majority on Mon
day last. The vote for Mayor stood, Senter
Republican, S,sl2, Cof6nbery, DEM, arse
Eight of the eleven wards elected Republican
Aldermen. The Democrats took the "Douglsa
principle" for platform, and the people ran
It into the ground. The "unfriendly" dodge
don't fool the Yankees of "Cheesedom." They
believe in all one thing orall the other.
ANOTHER EHoorlxG AvyAlR IN LOUISVILLE
On Tuesday last VIM. Gilmore was shot by off,
Ger Charles Sale, opposite the Frankfort Rail
road depot, in Louisville. Four buck shot
were lodged in the body Of Gilmore. but the
wounds we're not dangerous. The difficulty
grew out Of previous shooting in which Sale
aad brother Of Gilmore had been engaged.
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GA young man about twenty years OF age,
calling himself William Smith, committed sui
eide at the Gait House, in Louisville, on Satur-
day morning, BY shooting himself through the
head. Nothing could be ascertained as to bis
history, or the causes of the rash deed. He
had arrived in the city on the day previous.
erE. n. Eis6eld has removed bis clothing
store to No. 6 Jefferson street fold stand Of
JIG. Lauman and Brother.) where, having re-
ceived . heavy stock Of seasonable goods, be
10 prepared 70 supply Pixies Peakers and every
body else with every kind and quality Of cloth
ing at astonithinglx low prices. His old friends
and customers, citizens and strangers and every
body are invited to call round, look at his new
room and his goods if they don't buy . rag.
ACCIDENT OF the G. B. l. Q. R. R-As the
freight train going Eastward and due at Maiden
at 926 am, Saturday, was about passing over
the 6rst bridge west Of that place, the tender
axle of engine "Tempest" broke, and four
freight cars we're sent through the bridge and
badly smashed. Fortunately NO person was in.
jured. The bridge will probably be repaired
% that trains can pass over it to day.
Report 81 the special Committee
Appointed to report Resolutions in reference to
the death of WV. n. WALBRIDGE, ESQ.,
TO rHE Hon. CIrY COUNCIL:
The Special Committee appointed to report
Resolutions expressive Of the sense of this Coun-
ell in reference to the death Of WV. N. WAL
BRIDGE, Alderman Of the Sixth Ward, submit
the following: That the melancholy instance Of