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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
LAND NEAR BURLINGTON.

rgNHE Subscriber living 81 miles west of
Il Burlington proposes to sell an interest
ing portion Of his farm Qhe lone tree FARM
say from one TO two hundred acres, having
with it u suitable portion Of timbefed land.
The land proposed will embrace good por-
ton OF land under cultivation, and will be
sold at u reasonable price, and on easy pay
meuts. The exccllency of this land, its prox-
unity to Burlington, It's high, healthy, and
beautiful situation, and the fine settlements
around it. will render it worthy the attention
Of any purchaser; the national road leading
from Burlington to the Indian Agency runs
through this tract.
Ii any one would desire it he would sell
the whole OF che lone tree farm embracing
about lS0 acres Of good timber land and
2Su acres of prairie; The improvements IN
the whole truct ure considerable. He has
for sale also, good SADDLE horse, several
milk cows, and large stock oil hogs, lie is
disposed to rent field for the ensuing year
OF 80 acres or more. l.. G.%BELL.
Lone Tree Farm, April III
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
Land for Sale.

Il sale several first rate farms heathily stu.
atcd near the Iowa river in Louisa county |. r.
These farms are well situated for raising stock.
and have good timber and water convenient;
with from 40, to 100 Acres in fine state of
cultivation on each. One of these farms can
be bought on credit OF seven years They
are situated near tlourishing village, into
which great water power can be introduced
by canal or race, two miles in length. This
village and water power offers great opportu-
nifty to capitalists for speculation as large
share of the village can be purchased on easy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper.
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise.
WM. L. TOOLE.
Louisa County, |. T. April ! A
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
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April 10, lo4I. Publisher and Proprietor
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
Administrators Sale.
Estate of E. G. Ward.

RY virtue Of License from the District
ID Court OF Louisa county, the subscriber
will offer for sale at public auction, at the
Court House. in Wapelio, in said county, on
Saturday the 9Th day of May next, betwe en-
the hours Of 10 O'clock, A. Nj. and o'clock,
P. NJ, all the right, title, and interest of tile
estate of E. G, Ward, late Of said Louisa
county, deceased, to redeem from Lewis Bcne-
dict, the cast half Of the south west quarter of
section No. eleven, and the south west quar-.
ter of section No. one, all in township No.
seventy three, north Of range four west, in
said Louisa county.
Further particulars, and terms Of sale, made
known at the sale.
PHILIP B. HARRISON, Admir-.
Louisa CO., |. L. Apri! Is 1871 46
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

DsATH OF Mr.. CH.TTY.-This tlistin
gulshed law writer, whose works on
Piea,ing. Bills Of Erchange, and Prac,
fice, having been so extensively used in
our country. died on the l7,h February,
1871, in Southampton street, Fitzroy
square. London, in the Goth year Of his
age.-Ib.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
EHDuJGAH-MWDur

MFRS WIN. TAYLOR & Miss NJ. LEE.
I'VE respectfully INF 'rm the citizens of Bur.
l'ngton, and its vicinity, that they will open
School for young Ladies, on Monday The
eth OF April inst. Their Course will COM
prise all the useful and Ornamental Branches
of an English Education Also, the French
Language, Music, Drawing. Painting, Needle
work, &c. For terms. apply at their resi-.
dence, opposite the Western Hotel. They
can accommodate u few young Ladies with
Board, &c. References-Gov. Lucas, and the
Rev. John NJ. Fulton. Il
April S-tf s,Ft AK
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
YELLOW SPRING.

a LARGE and convenient House in the
N Village Of Yellow Spring, together with
improved land FOR cultivation near at hand,
Is wanted. will be rented to in approved
tenant on accommodating terms, Is applit'a.
tian is made soon to tho proprietor. now on
the premises.
Aprli6 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

Fam the National Intelligenccr. Mar. 81.
! +, the CIRCULAR which appears under
official head to-day, we have satisfac
y evidence that the sacred right Of
,;on will be respected by the present
ss.cutive in regard 10 those who ill pub
| Z Pms, ,r,,ts and Offices under ii, whilst, in
s,rd to the body Of The People, the ex-
| s;se Of that right viii be protected, by
nj u he power the Executive can exert,
s,m Official Interference with it. We.
N This authoritative exposition Of the.
:. ;'.n., and intentions Of the Chief Magis
!, with delight proportional TO The
! N, CESSATION which we have ever enter
~. med for the directly opposite principles
:. I' he party from whose hands the Peo-
!. have jus. wres,ed the Government.
XII, Circular is, indeed, Of itself, the
. ). Of Reform of abuses, the
..bisyement Of which is sufficient to IL
,a,,ra,s the present era in our political
s were it to be signalized by no
.,ber Of the important measures of the
~. character which may be looked for
tam the Legislative as well as Executive
a.nar,ments Of the Government.
Tbe determination announced in the
...oud branch OF the Circular is only
carving out the principles which we have
:ls.ys lold our readers would distinguish
i, administration Of Gen. Harrison in
\, even. Of his election. In those prin-
ejples, as illustrated in the paper now be-
is,e US, we have a satisfactory guaranty
,ba, Wills, he and his trus,y coansellors
.,eer and sail the ship of state, no public
of6ccr will be allowed to fill his pockets
,i,h The public money. escaping detec
don ,hroug III the negligence of those
those duty j. is 10 check these depreda-
inns. until il is TOO late for detection to
be ol any use. II do not think it would
S, wrong" said Gen. Harrison, in a
,I,,smenl laid before Congress in the year
1915, ITO make all public officers account
ior any sudden increase Of wealth. -
Thi, sound Republican maxim, applied
~ the present President in his own case
more than quarter Of a century ago.
which redounded to his honor then, be-
comes him not less now, when, III his
character Of Chief Magistrate, he does
III that he can to establish i. as rule Of
u,iop for the Government.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

AD ECElvs.D Per Steam Boat AG y rs
II Sacks coffee, boxes sperm candles,
! Box cavendsh tobacco,
Barrel molasscs, ) boxes raisns,
1000 Spanish cigars, 1000 Melee, do, "a
Boxes rnsin soap,
a Barrels New Orleans sugar,
do Loaf sugar-which will be
sold low for cash. or bartcrcd for Country pro,
duce The highest market price paid FOR
Hides and Bees-wax. ROBT. BURNES.
april Is lSIl As
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
PAINTED.

FEyHE Subscriber will give steady employ
Il nent to two j6arneymen Guns-Smiths
who are first rate workmen.
The subscriber wishes to take boy as an
apprentice to the Goldsmith business, and will
give good chance to one who can PRODUCE
good recommendations.
L. w. BABBITT.
April iii
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
VAL LIABLE TOWN LOTS
E1Oa. Snye
For SHE.

WILL sell cheap, for cash, ono river Lot
II in the business part Of the City OF Bloom.
ington.
Also several out lots in this City. suitable
Tor private residences. Apply 10
WIN. COWPERTHWAIT,
Main street, one door south Of the Post Office
Gnriing ton, April 18th, lS4l
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

1000 BUSHELS OF FLAyl.sEED.
yTyHE highest Market price paid in goods
for one thousand bushels Of Flax seed.
March 2S-4a d. r. COOK.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

Important from the Niagara Frontier.
LAS. evening we received further intel
ugence relative to the case of Mcleod,
salch places this matter in the .clearest
poiat OF view. Here it is:
LooKPoRT, March %, l641.
hasten to. give the first information of
ue movements in the case of Mcleod.
An application was made to-day by
alexander Mcleod 10 the Hon. N. Day
Ua' Circuit Judge, for two commissioners
Uake the testimony of This State TO be
wed on the trial of Mcleod. Both Of
we commissioners were allowed. One
aaues 10 the District of Columbia, to ex-
Mlae Hon. Daniel Webster, and Mr. Fox,
us British Minister. The other issues
: canada, TO examine witnesses residing
were, whose names | did not learn.
70 consequence Of this movement, the
VA q Mcleod will not come on al our
|.1 court for two reasons. The first,
y. mich is generally understood 10 be the
wy reason, is that by reason of mistake
ne County Clerk in publishing notice
Z me sitting Of the court shorter time
wan MAT required by law, it viii be error
y any cause without the consent OF
sstsles, and the District Attorney is de-
nined TO try no criminals at this court.
saUner reason. moi generally understood.
u. winch have means Of knowing, is
IN IN ,slcl'eod is moi ready for trial, nor
=. ne he until he has had an opportunity
1sente those commissions I have
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

Boston is infested with gang of des-
perate house-breakers. Almost every
night some store or house is entered and
robbed Of valuable articles. The city
government has offered reward Of
$3.50 for the detection of the robbers
Ibid.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

We learn from the correspondence of
The Philadelphia Inquirer, tina, the Bank
bill passed a third reading in the House
Of Representatives, by vote of 40 to 4S.
II has also passed The Senate. The i'm
preston prevails that the Governor will
veto IT'D.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

Fish.
A Hogsheads cod fish Of superior quality
II received per steamer Iowa and Tor sale
low by H w MOORE 81 CO
april s Do
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

The Boston Alias states lIla, the Hon.
Phillip G. Fuller, Speaker Of the Michl
gan Legislature, and formerly Repre-
sentative. in Congress from Livingston
county, New York, has been offered the
appointment of Second Assistant Post
master General Mr. Fuller. should he
accept, will have charge Of the Appoint.
ment Bureau.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

named, to take testimony Of foreign wit.
nesses, and among the rest, CAPTAIN Drew
VINO 70, . sad to be now in England.
The story abou. an order having been
made to remove Mr. Mcleod 10 some
other jail for safe keeping, is all hum
Dug. No such order has been made,
80 the matter rests for seye44Jsnon,hs
20 Z come. during which time it is probable.
rom present appearances, that Mcleod
WIZ remain in I.ockport Jail. Verv liule
excitement on the subject here al present.
Col. John Chambers. of Kentucky. Il
will be perceived, is officially announced
as being appointed by the Presiden, 10 be
Governor of the Territory of Iowa. Il
ls understood that the President rendered
to him an office Of greater emolumen, 4,
The seat of the General Government. hut
ne preferred the station 10 which he is
appoin,ed.- Nat. Int.
WeN Spoken. The following extrac,
is somewhat remarkable in it's tone, con-
sldering the source from which j, comes
IA Canada paper. L is from an article
IN the Canada Times, published at Nom
treal:
"A true bill has been found by The
grand jury against Ai'Leod FOR murder:
consequently, he must now remain in
confinement! until his trial comes. Had
not M'i.eod by valn.g loriously baasting
IN tavern al Lockport, New York, Of
having belonged to The expedition sen,
by +. B. Head to destroy The steamer
Caroline, he would not now be where
he is, and this trouble and excitement,
would have been avoided. Should am
American citizen come into Montreal.
Toronto, or any other place in Canada,
and publicly declare himself 10 have been
the murderer or an accessory to the muir
der Of British subject. would he no,
Immediately he lodged in goal, and there
kept until found guilty or innocen. BY a
fair and impartial trisl? We have no,
the least doubt that i. is the intention of
the authorities Of the state of New York
to do him every justice and discharge
him at once, if proved innocent; as we
cannot for moment suppose that the
citizens of that state would be guilty of
such barbarity, AS TO take away the life
of an innocent person in cold blood,
merely to crafty their feelings of ven
geance, for any i'll treatment they have
received from the British government.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
NEW GOODS,

nAVID g. KITCHEN have Just received
~ their spring supplies, comprising large
and general assortment Of Groceries and
Liquors of the first quality, whichsthey offer
at the lowest cash prices. Their present stock
comprises, in part, Of 80
II Sacks superior Rio Coffee
10 do do Havana
2 Hdds. N. o. Sugar
5 Bbls. 6ne loaf Sugar
3 Boxes brandy cherries
9 do assorted candies
do Imperial Tea
do Young Hyson
do ttunpowder
s do Sperm candles
~ Jars fine fresh Pruncs
4 bbls. syrup MoIasses
400 lbs cotton yarn, assorted
6 boxes NJ isaisins
/ dozen painted buckets
3 Nests do Tubs
bbIs. Peach brandy
2 do Rum
do Rosin
l case Undcrwood's assorted Pickles
2 do Lemon Syrup
l Dbl. Salmon Trout @
] do Superior Vinegar
3 Kegs Powder
casks Western Reserve cheese.
Also-frcnch brandy, Whiskey, Alum,
Soap, EPSON Salts, Madder, Rice, Pepper,
Liverpool Salt, Tobacco, Scotch Snuff, Nails,
Spanish cegars, Wrapping Paper, Writing do,
Bed cords, Table salt, Chocolate, Plough
lines, Shot, Nutmegs, percussion caps, Sperm
oil, Mustard, Corks, fresh Figs, &c. &c. Do
nestle cottons, Sheeting, Checks, &C., with a
large supply of China, Glass, Crockcry and
Hardware.
April 8 ls4l 45
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
Melancholy Intelligence!!
DEATH Oh THE PRESIDENT,

After half our papers were
worked off we received, through
the politeness of Mr. FLEEK, Of
keokuk, st Louis New Era of
last Monday evening, which con-
.tains extracts from Washington
papers up to the Sd inst. The
accounts of the Presidents
health up to that time left some
faint hopes of his recovery;
but, by a Postscript in the same
paper, which we publish below,
these hopes seem to he all blasted.
Our worst fears are confirmed.
From the New Era Of April 12, evening.
POSTSCRIPT.
Death of the President!
In the Providence Of the Great Ruler
Of Nations, He has seen fit TO take from
our country, its head and safeguard-i,s
endeared citizen, WILLIAM HENRY
HARRISON, the President of the Uni
ted States.
The steamboat VIM. Penn. from Lou
isvile, which place she left on Friday
last, states that this event took place a,
20 minutes past II on Tuesday. as the
Clerk thinks, but in the day he may be
mistaken. There seems to be no room
to doubt that this great calamity has be-
fallen the nation.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
In Special term OF the District Court for
the county Of Des Moincs, commencing on the
fourth Monday in May next, A. D. 1871.
JAMES CAMERON, Sheriff
april 15-4t4S Dss MONIES sounty.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

Death Of a Disiin guished .4ivocate---
NJ. Chavean Legarde. a distinguished
French advocate who defended Charlot,e
Corday when tried for the assassination
Of Maral; died in Paris, last month. in
his seventy sixth year.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

New York PosT MAsrER.--The New
York Sun mentions a rnmor Of the ap
pointmen. Of Charles King, Esq, as
Postmaster Of that city.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

President HARRlsoN.-We are happy
to announce that the health of the Presi-
dent is decidedly better; the disease with
which he was afflicted having assumed a
more favorable aspect. = Mudisonian.
.Apral l.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

LEAD IN Iowa AND WIsKoNsAS.--Dr
Owen. who was appointed by the Gov
ment of the United States 10 ex olore the
mineralsregions Of Iowa and Wiskensan
Territories states that they now produce
as much lead as the whole of ..nrope,
Grea, Britain excepted; and are capable
of yielding as much as all Europe, Great
Britain included.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
CIRCULAR.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
March 20, 1871.
70 the Hon. Thomas EWING,

70 the Hon. Thomas EWING,
Secretary of State:
SIR,-rhe President is of opinion that
hi, "a great abuse to bring the patronage
Of The General Government into conflict
With the freedom Of elections; and that
.his abuse ought to be corrected wherever
il may have been permitted to exist, and
Il be prevented for the future.
He therefore directs that information
b given 10 all officers and agents i'll your
Department of the public service that
PARTISAN interference in popular elections
whether of State officers or officers OF
this Government, and for whomsuever or
against whomsoever it may be exercised.
or the payment of any contribution or
assessment on salaries or official compen-
saiion for party or election purposes, will
be regarded by him as cause of removal.
Il is not Intended ,ha. any officer shall
be restrained in the free and proper ex-
PRESTON and maintenance of his opinions
respecting public men or public measures,
orin the exercise, TO the fullest degree
Of the constitutional right Of suffrage.
But persons employed under the Govern
nent, and paid for their services out Of
the public Treasury, are not expected 10
lake an active or otficious part in attempts
10 lnhuence the minds or votes OF officers;
such conduct being deemed inconsistent.
With the spirit of the Constitution and
ih. duties of public agents acting under
IT. and the President is resolved, so far
Hdepends upon him, that while the ex-
srcise Of the elective franchise by the
people shall be free from undue influences
q official station and authority, opinion
ihall also be free among agents of the
Government.
The President wishes it further to be
and distinctly understood, that
tom all collecting and discussing officers
ia, rendering accounts and
entire punctuality in paying balances.
sll be vigorously expected. Inhis opln,
iol j. is time to return, in this respect, to
ae early practice Of the Government,
md to hold any degree Of delinquency
On the part of those entrusted with the
public money just cause of immediate re-
noval. He deems the severe observance
q his rule to be essential to hespublic
setvice. asevery dollar lost TO the Trea-
sury by unfaithfulness in office creates
necessity for new charge upon the
people.
have the honor 10 be, sir,
Your obedient servant,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
Beautiesof the sub-rrea.ury..-

+ Three hundred thousand dollars in spe-
che have been accumulated, and locked
up in the vaults of the Receiver General
atSt Louis at an expense of q per cent.
while il is wanted elsewhere.
II the Government desires il here. i,
must be. transported. under insurance or
military protection at a heavy additional
expense. In the ordinary course Of mer-
camille or banking business, the transfer
could take place by draft or bill Of ex-
change. without trouble, delay or expense.
This Cuban financial system, embarrass-
ing, expensive. and imprac,icable, we
trust will be at an early period repealed
by the coming Congress.--l Madisonian.
The Legislature Of Ohio has adjourned
without doing any thing for the relief of
the tanks, and consequently of the peo.
pie. A Loco Foco Senate defeated every
plan originated and passed by the House
Tor tins purpose--instruc;ions from Loco
Foco leaders at Washington being con-
s'dered paramount: to the instructions of
constituents at home. ] he Banks have.
therefore, nothing left but to wind, and
to compel the people 10 pay the debts due
to 'hem,-St. louis NeaO Era.
COURTESY IN BosToN.--'Fhe New
York American states that when the
steamer Caledonia arrived on Saturday,
It was asccrtained that she had twenty
two mail bags. and therefore so large
number of letters, THAI ii would be impos.
slble TO assert and despatch them by the
usual hour of departure of the cars for
bennington. On ascsrtaininy this. the
Superintendent, of the Railroad, Mr. Lee,
Immediately gave notice that the cars
would he detained! two hours: and MANY
of the Boston Merchants desired i, to be
animated that they were conten, to wal,
for the delivery of their letters. until the
assortment Of The mails for The South
could be completed. In consequence of
this nbligIng, courteous, and disn,erested
conduct, The mail from Boston. via Sto-
nIngton and the Sound. brought all the
papers and letters by the steamer for New
Ork and those south tboro,f III
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15
The following is an extract Of letter,

IS F. =
WASHINGTON Cry, Mar. %, 1871.
T Sol. II. BfRcH, | understand. will
receive the Office Of Surveyor, in the
place OF Gen. Milburn. Mr. Walter For
ward. OF Pittsburgh, will be made FRS,
Comptroller Of the Treasury; he declines
accepting the District A ,orney of the
United States. for the Western i)istric, of
pennsylvania Mr. John Scott. | under.
stand, will donbtlessIy receive the ap
po'nt'nent of District Attorney for Mis-.
souri,, in the place of Mr. Blair
Death Of an estimable cuizen.-We
regret to announce, says the PHILADELPHIA
Gazette OF the 29ih ultimo, the death of
one OF our most useful and estimable CHI
zens-James Ronaldson. He expired
last night, atthe age ol73 years. He had
not long been returned from an extended
tour IN Europe, which we fear a, his
Years, was too much for his capacity and
frame.
Mr. RonalJson will be remembered as
a participant, in almost nnmherless bene-
hcIat enterprises in this cilv-as the
friend and councillor Of his emigran, coun
trymen, from Scotland-as the rhilatlel
PIMA typefounder for long period the
interchangeable thor,iculturalis, and more
especially asthe fonnder OF celebrated and
most beautiful Cemetery bearing his name
but last aud not least, as a moStupright
frugal, and homes, man. He reaped the
rewards OF his course as he passed on
ward to death. in a condition of ease and
attluence, unmarked with either arrogance
or diclation. He lived by many beloved
lie has died nv many l.,,nan1oI
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-15

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