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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

-. II AnnIurnrn.r Anesl ~ ~

~ u
II i nr;te cvfdcnt. frn.,. a. fcr. ~ 49,.
scspoucnrc here within thc l..t ~, 49, -.
An Important and extensive reaction h.s crn,.
mcnccd aas0ng The more slys.,cs.i wi,v N nm,
Republican party, in regard 10 thc prr.;,Icna. ~
and that the movement N l,eh.lf cf in.la.. ~
Lean Is assuming the ost imnos;nv ,,ronoss;..,.s
Letters from N Iuker3ur u Penn ~ - l.ss
but one language on this snh;,.ct All sh.t n. =
the most decided con,icnc, = p, s,,...... =
Those from New Jersey. Indiana aud tie E.sscr.
States, breathe the same sDirit anal ti,e corrsc.
t0n Is spreading far and wide that he h nat only
the man for the crisis. hut the one az III otl~r.
whose nomination win make our tr;nmnh sm.,s
and conclusive. Without such !. name ana exs,
il it we're practicable % carry the Presidencv,
the House ii Representative might he lost. h.
cause the fact Is not 70 h. .9isvnised that tha
Opposition now hold MANY distsic.a Il Pennsvl.
vania aud other States viich thev could mat ~.
pect to retain under ordinary c,rcnmstance.
from their ues.uliar roI;t;r.l comrlar;or, W.
carried them in 1858 by q co,nbination a II.
cumseances, which NAV or NAV nct ~ reDaafed
Hence il is Of the first consequences that tho
candidate at Chicago should occupy e,,cJ, n1si.
ton before the country as 10 give strength ta the
local as well as the national ticket. me chsn,,e
of opinion here among public man Il a,,ite 2.
marked as in the country. They ,rr scps:t;vo y,
the FIRST touch OF the ponular current sr.i /, :
manifest from the cxnression ro., tR.t e ~.
Convention were 70 meet imma.,;.tsIr I,;S...
Mclean would be Spontaneously nor,;nss.S
This feeling has undonhtadly ox,araoa =.
large number az tha nalcr..as LII Vu - -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

~ xl 111s. x I
| saastlH a1o1s 100 ~ ~ sos,cbodysu ~ y -
nsss nossifsinE nanaes Bst ~ last sanst' \
salher ~ other sssy. q eomine % this city :
ssw weeks since &Om CiAcinnati, he stopped
ovesi Delaware, Goasi1hing village IL IL In
terror, for day or two. Just before leaving
there, Be- asked the station agent - check his
valise Tor Cleveland The agent tall and YER
dant looking young man, checked .Clevelandr
On the valise and went away. The brilliant
Kcntuckian didn't exactly underatand this way
Of checking, but sudden Thought struck him
md he started In pursuit Of the agent Aftcr :
protractcd search Marshall found him. ~
!" Look herevsaid Tom, Il want that piece Of
chalk @ @ ea
.What for,r asked the astonished agent
$50 can have something TO allow for my bag
gage in Cleveland r said Tom with perfect graz
ity.
The verdant looking agent brushed his long
soap locks from his eyes, closely surveyed Toms
face for 1 moment OF two and said solemnly,
ave gin'ally give small peice ofbrass 70 holders
Of baggage, but reckon faint necessary in your
CASE a
There was just time to 90 across the street
and return before the train started, and the
form Of tho tall Kcntuckian lowered ct the
head ofthe procession / Cleveland Plaindealer
DkAlNS.~-lAu lAU1CtICuit F1OOROA~W0A AsA0 put
int, an English port, and the lieutenant went on
shore to rcconn0itrc. In the course ofhis trav.
Ella, he entered tavern where : number Of
British officers were carousing. They at once re-
cognixed the licatenants nationality BY his drcss
and resolved to amuse themselves by bullying
him.
'well comrAdc," says one, .you belong to the
United States see"
Right was the answer.
Now, what would you do to . man who should
aay that your navy did not contain q man fit for
. gnnboatsr continued the Englishn.an.
x would blow his brains out" replied the
lieutenant, with great GOODNESS.
There was silence among her Majcsty's ser
wants for moment; but finally one Of them,
more mnddled than the rest managed to STAN
mer out
"W-wcll, Yank, Isay it!'
The American walked TO his side, and replied |
calmly
Its lucky for you, shipmate, that you have no |
brains to blow out"
Struck by the dignity Of the answer, the often |
der at once apologized, and our hero was invited
to join the mess.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

sHnc.-Numberles little parties of the
o Of piscatorial sport are daily to be seen
up or floating down the river in search
oae ''f,Lyn looking loo atty in which to cast
line and hook. Two Of our young friends
aGe maued with the idea that they could
u the tackle with success and went on a trip
es ag slough below the city, the other day.
I'd must be abundant in that spot, to create
'zs motion the enormous waves said to pre-
use or mighty winds must blow over the
f4aG the mighty breadth Of fresh water;
''ents, the skiff in which they were, did
r. % is side and precipitate the unlucky in
w ato the water. We are not advised il
aA' abound in that locality, but it is quite
am mat or two friends made as tremendous
''soa' % ct ont Of the watery element, as if
dangerous hsh did abound, and succeeded
s4'ias We vessel clearing it Of q portion Of
'A'er aEdescaping from the slough in double
Tune. They reached the city wet, chilled
cured O. their piseatorial inclinations,--
mention Of their excursion being sufficient
f0aSee sry face. Other parties will take
Pszing.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

r.n EycrsE.-When the name Of the
~ NJ. Potter Of Wisconsin, was called on an
"A no vote in the House Of Representatives
o,her dsy, a grave member, who never puns.
| . ,,a stated that his colleague had pryor
.,,ueu, and could not be present, (laughter)
a vben the name of Mr.. Pryor was reached
/, i. stated he had goue where Potter would
s,y q hin.-lR Renewed laughter.)
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

II - common observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans than
Be found among any other civilized nation. The reason -
obvious We take too little exercise and forget the wants
ofthe body In the absorbing pursuits Of business In all
such cases ordinary medicines do little good What
required i just such tonic and inygorator ~ Dr. Hos
letter has given 70 the world in his CELEBRATED BIT
IERS The weak and nervous denaen Of the counting
house, the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
prostrated student Of the midnight lamp have found
wonderful regenerator in the BlTTRRs and prefer o
more pretensous, but less ef6cacious medicines But
should not be forgotten that the agent which 20 magical
In It's influence upon frame which is merely debitased
equally powerful in assisting nature expel the most
terrible forms Of disease Who viii not give trial.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere
H-See advertisement In another column
iau2-bp1m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

80 from the Nebraskian that the Capt.
~, :, Omaha was seriously damaged by
!" s- .v xiol. on Tuesday Of last week. About
-, ,Ouarc Of the roofing on the north
" ~, ras blown entirely on Three win
!, he ives, side were blown In and demol-
60 \. soor The building is thus left in
| .,,osed condition.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

COMPETITION FOR WESTERN EREIGHTs.-We
have hitherto spoken at length of the gigantic
scheme Of the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada,
for securing large share Of the carrying trade
of the Western and Southwestern States-a
scheme the more likely to prove successful by
reason of the determined efforts now making to
compel the New York and Pennsylvania roads to
adopt the pro rata system Of charges upon all
way freigh,s. Whether the project is likely to
be carried out in all its details, have no means
Of determining: but we notice by the last Lon
don papers that an appeal has been made to the
English share and bondholders to put large
sum Of money at the company's disposal, for the
purpose Of increasing its freighting facilities
At meeting in London, on the S0th inst, re-
ports of the condition of the road, and Of its
prospects as q competitor for the Western carry
Ing trade, were submitted and formally received;
aud it was agreed that bonds TO the amount Of
one million and half sterling should be issued
for the purpose of paving the floating debt in
creasing the rolling stock, improving the terri
torial accommodation, with wharfage, storage,
&c. It is intimated that The Canadian govern
ment will advance this amount on the Companys
bonds, in five per cent government stock, taking
security for the interest in the postal subsidy
which the railway will be entitled to receive
This looks as though the Company, and all other
parties interested, are in earnest in the effort
they are making, to secure I. large share OF the
carving trade Of the West and Southwest
Chicago Pres and Tribune,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

ycrlN or BrRxlxG FLuID.-Mrs.
.,r of Pennsylvania avenue, Phiiadel-
IA an Tuesday from the injuries she re.
PaA !, nc bursting Of faid lamp last week.
e''l - in horrible agony, the walls Of the
s% y having been burnt through by the
~ s,nlosiye.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

Neisrud-lin Shah. the lately deceased mon
|rh Of Persia, vas born in 1881, and was conse-
PatIv IN his 10th year at his death. He was
feidest son Of Mahommed Shah, the eldest son
lsbas Mira, so well known for lis Partially
u. English, Prince of the greatest promise,
r. death vas truly the heaviest disaster his
|t! Las for the last half century experienced
fad-d;a was reputed to be the best shot and
, FGer in his dominions; and, besides being in
Tower of his age, was of 50 vigorous con
|tiien that the length of his reign might well
b been expected to equal that Of his great
laii4ther, Faith Ali Shah. Nasiru'd-din as
hdeithe throne on the 4,h of September, l84s;
y It VIII be remembered that few years back
was near peri>hlng by the hand of an assassin,
Driag been badly wounded by fanatic of the
lb sect. lie leaves a son about eight
aFs Old, whom we presume, will he his
fcessor. Ii is most unfortunate for Per-
| has 50 be placed under minor, at a time
great reforms were in progress, and when
FAaA Of most determined will, and with great
d abilities, was bent on developing the re-
rcs Of the country, and on introducing Euro
y e.ri,isation.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-04-21

r. The levee yesterday presented a busy
kae Large numbers Of teams were congre-
ii there from the surrounding country, and
|ny teams employed in hauling freight to and
En he landing. The river is still slowly fall
! although nnmber Of boats arrive daily, all
IRVING fair proportion of passengers and
u;,lt