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A TRIUMPH INDEED,

The New York Journal of Commerce takes more
pains with its political statistics than any paper with
which acquainted, and its statements are gem
orally correct. 1t gives u.s. in its Thursday morn
ings number, its tableau of the votes for members
Of Congress at the late election in Virginia # es
mates the democratic majority in the whole State at
s,l3l. Last November it was $500. We shall
publish the estimates Of this glorious victory.
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U5~AucrroN AT THE LADIES' FAR.--The la
dies connected with the fair for the benefit of the
Church of the Ascension, Grew. Mr.. Gilliss, pas
tori now open at Concert Hall, propose to close
their prsiseworthy and charitable work tomorrow
Saturday evening, by general auction of all the
articles hand. They respectfully invite the char
liable to be present on the occasion.
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CMrtisss in spectacles.

ALLEcHANIA.--At remarkably full meeting of
the Historical Society, last evening, after long de-
bate, the quietus was given to the proposition for
tampering with the name Of the United States, first
by striking out the resolutions Of the committee,
and then postponing the subject indefinitely. The
discussion is said to have been somewhat warm and
acrimonious--.N Y. Com, May IA.
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THE TWO CONVENTIONS.

We throw upon our second page the proceedings
of the Baptist convention at Augusta and the Meth
odist convention at Louisville, as far we have
ceived them. They are calculated to command the
attention of the people, and they call for
Elections, for which we have no space to spare in
this evenings paper
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From the Pennsy jvanian.
CusToM HousE-The new collector and naval
officer entered upon their duties yesterday.
Mr. Horn, we understand. has rsa,poinied the pres
sent efficient Deputy Collectors, Charles Treichel
and Richard L. Howell.
Mr.. Welsh has also reppointed John d. George
as Deputy Naval Officer.
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The New York prints are said to be in full chase
about the rumor respecting Mr. Cahoun's going on
special mission to England. The Herald has an
article it, with the head, Minister TO England
Peace or Var :" 1t says that its previous article
has been commented on by the press with good
deal of interest, and particularly by the commercial
journals of this city" No wonder, indeed, if the
issue of "psace ,car'' involved in the ques-
tion But we respectfully advise the quidnuncs Of
New York to spare their spsc,.iaions until they
certain the facts The first rule in all philosophy
is, to be certain Of the facts of the case. What wag-
gsh philosopher it, who once set all the savans
of England to work upon the curious problem how
it came to pass that certain person had leg con-
sttued that boiling water could not scald it-and
the midst of their lucubrations he wrote to inform
them that he forgot to state one circumstance of
some little consequence in the case, viz that it was
a wooden leg The politicians and merchants of
New York had better pause until they ascertain
whether there be any thing qfoot which is worth the
pains of discussion.
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tl.t.r Communicated,
Remarks on RevieD in the National In
teiAgencer, Of May 14th, the Democratic
Re,,ieu


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EOR RENT.--The two-story brick house on
Il 18th street, between and ID streets, at pres
ent occupied by the undersigned Possession can
be had about the first week in June.
ELE'R BROWN.
Nav I'D
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A general naval court martial has been ordered by
the Secretary of the Navy to in this city
the Cd Of June next. The court we learn, has been
ordered principally for the trial Of Captain Philip F,
Voorhees,, on charges growing out of his proceed
ings while in command of the frigate Congress, in
the river Plate, during the months of September
and October of the past year. The court is COM
posed Of the following officers:
Captain Charles Stewart president.
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BALrImoRE, May Is,

BALrImoRE, May Is, ls45.
The recent appointments in our city, by President
Polk, have elected several communications, none
Of which have yet been published in your journal;
and il not contrary to any Of your rules, you will
please publish the enclosed, confident that il is the
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THE DAILY UNION.

question of Oregon, because we believe that here,
too, the right is decidedly with the United States
But we no discouriesy in all the frsnkness of
our declarations towards her government or Its rep
resentatives. We intend no general or national
reflections for she presents many honorable excep-
tons to the cases which we have quoted We pre-
fer peace, infinitely, to war with her. We trust our
government will do everything it honorably can to
preserve peace and must repeat in all the sincer-
ty of our hearts, what we said in late paper and
what the wing papers have SO frequently quoted,
and what the last "New York Express" itself de-
cares was spoken sin good taste, in good temper,
and in good spirit"
"We want peace with Great Britain--peace with
all the world; but il must be an honorable peace.
We hope the present administration will continue
the negotiation which was unfinished by the last.
We trust that they will calmly discuss the subject
with the British minister, hear what he has to say,
and adjust the differences if be possible, compa-
bly, with our rights and our honor. But il must be
with due regard to those categories."
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
NssW AND gl.GAl
GOODS.

GEO OD HD -
THE Subscriber is now receiving his
i FAIL STOCK OF GOODS.
direct from the East. comprising general as.
sortment suitable for the approaching season
VIE:
A good stock Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Cassinetts, Jeans,
Linseys, FianneIs, Blankets, &c.
A-@~1D9
super 6-i French plaid, Cloak Linz
ings and Mackinaw and Rose BIan-
kets, with many OF her Wooden Good $
very cheap. super Alpaccas and
Fancy Lustres, MerinOes, all Col
ors, splendid Cashmere d, Ecosse.
africa Plaids and stripes for La.
dies dresses, ne " and rich patterns
of CalicOes. Fancy and plain Silks,
cOlOred Satins, fancy silk and dress
handkerchief, Gents, and Ladies,
Gloves. black and cOi'd WOODEN IIo-
slery. Lam BIS Wool do for Misses and
Boys, with a good stock Of Domes-
ties, Cotton Yarn, Batting, XVad-
ding, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Goats, Pants. Vests and Drawers. good as.
sortment Of new and fancy Ribbons and
Bonnets, Artfcals and Shawls. splen.
did assortment Of new style Vestng chea D
Competing, neck, scarf and silk Cravats,
Subscribers and many other cheap and de
sirab!c goods
GROCE FRIES
Sugar, Nolasses. Coffee, Tea, 1obac Geo. Cigars,
Saleratns, Powder, Shot and Lead.
QUEENS WARE AND HARDWARE.
ALSO-A splendid assortment of
Hats, Cups, Boots, Shoes and LEATHER
Sole and upper Leather Calf and Kip, Harness
a.d Bride do. Paper, Ink Quilts, States,
Sand and WATERS, with IA good assortment
OF School Books, lot Of Pills and Ned
cines, &c, all at low rates for Cash or
Country Produce. Call and see
NV ~ Nr"" MDa
Wheat, Hides, Talow. Beeswax, Butter. Eggs
and Furs % all kinds white Beans and d
little (cash)
Oct % '5i-22 WESLEY HOMES
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c,.,t River" We gave them land,
'"I ..o now look no more on the Father
'a @p,,ers. II we lay our canoe by its
o. -" is broken in pieces. Our white
s'u. ,hs,. are kind. Their kindness cheers
O''' he breath of the Ice. Moon the
". II summer. | will he down and
49, .,r,ow burn up my hear. in silence.
q si !. The fate Of my kindred. Ahove
v" ..,,h we cannot rest-beneatli it we
wv .ao, hide our bodies. Again The Land
ssa has found us. Oar white brothers
0p .Go. 90; if you stay here the Fire
~, AZ, will Kill YOU" They drive their
S srasrv pigs the door Of our Wigwans
na w. NV: Eur! these pigs will eat up
~ Won have go.. You'll be naked and
s a. and your children will slarve, if
'as lon', ge, away from these pigs.
~: s 90 are wise and kind" Once would
have laughed al such wisdom. | would
s',s seorned such kindness. But the
..aords that would let me smile are cut
~,v from nv heart. Ii | scorn, il adds
a;uerness TO my sorrow.
r,.wV Eye: | once had Dream IL
chained 10 the earlh-a Black Vultare
,o,e on, my v'als-,hey iuraed to gold
!. he beak and he gave it to white men.
lifted up my eyes in anguish grea'
r,sle was on pole above your Nation :
rI,o lie took up Fading Cloud and
dropped her in the middle Of the great
neser Thousands Of Pale.faces stood
an die hill. and the sound Of their laugh
r,.asi Mighty Thunder had shook his
wings. awoke. Ii made my heart
al 10 ,link of nv dream. The Great
spiri. may. one day. show his white
children what sadness means. He, only,
can measure the waters Of sorrow. -
Should you ever sink in those waters,
perhaps you will find
SHINING CLOUD.
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vNHE REV. II. II. JORDAN ,e,.,,s

MS most sincere thanks fpr the Thor,
eheoufagenrnt he has met ith in this place.
"a 'o'.a ms most sanguine expc eta tons;
and he hunbiy trusts from his lo,,v eyncr;'
ehce ana by undertaking punctna.lty, always
~ saiis'y sanc please an enlightened pubic. =
No'hihg on his part shall ever be wanting to
eAped',e and facilitate the pupils in their die.
ie.ent studies. All the common branches
shall be taught ia this school TOR SO The dr..
icreEt languages, So The large aud commo.
d'ous k""n Hall of MIR Grffey. has been
prepared tor this school. IL is decd idIy the
best room IN the place. lie trusts parents ana
guardlans will use their influence IN the sun
port OF this institution. The moral and man
ners Of the children shall be pnnctually attend
cd tn.
N The Rev. II. II. Jordan. will preach. By
disine permission, every sabbath, in the Ina ii
or scNoo' room, at 5 O'Clock. throughout the
winter, the public and the citizens are Respect
fully invited 10 attend and hear for themselves
n2O-a6-2t
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1turlinatnm R1drket.


NAKEA UP by Shadrick Scott. living in
i Marion township. Henry comfy, Iowa a
sor'el Horse. supposed to be nine or ten years
old, about fifteen and hall hands high, with
q leather collar on his neck, rough shod before
no marks or brands percicvabe except a collar
mark Appraised at S25, on the 18th day Of
Nov, A. ID. lc45, before Philip &. Ramsey,
LIP.
Attcst-C. B. DART, Clerk
Nov 9I-2T-nd
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ESIR4Y COLTS.


VAkEN mp by john X. DeIasIlmutl OF
Union township three and Ina lf miles
south east Of Burlington on the l2,h day OF
November lo45. three colts, to Wit A three
year old bay mare colt two fore feet and
hight hind foot white, with lump on the pas
tern joint Of the let hind foot, a white star
in the forehead A two year old bay rom,
black name and tail A ycarlns bay, with
black name. tail and legs Said colts were
hkcn up near TIE plantation OF Widow Wade
Huntington township and appraised at s5j, 90
Atrue cory ID " COLBURN
Nov 27-aiA3t Clerk B c c
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Burlington Female Academy.
MlSS NJ CUN,iINS will o,on

Burlington Female Academy.
Mss N. CUMMINS, will open
Select FEMALE ScuooL, on Monday, I7sh
November, in krichbaum's Row, in the
~ ,uom occupied by the presbyieriaDs as
.aa'cn. Having long been engaged III the
s"suuetion OF youth. Miss G., hopes bv the ex
sion Of all her energies, to make the institu.
pa worthy OF the confidence OF the citizens
,au Nose who may patronizc her; and its fu-
VIC progress onward and upward. Parents
~ guardians living at a distance. who may
"o 10 SEND their daughters To tins school,
I;"'ofined that the number OF pupils are
limited As many as come viii be received.
au'''iohai teachers employed, should il
oae necessary. All, however, will be un.
II. VIC 'lgiiant and unremitted supervision Of
fae F'neipal, to whose direction alone. their
"a',e will be subject.
"a Music and French teacher will be obtain
r., .s soon as practicable. No pupil entered
less term than one scsaion, unless from
r .ic circumstances and previous ar.
TERMS:
O,,n. iper session Of fire months
g'aPhy, Reading, Writing. Ar.,h.
aug: 'c' Geography. Commenced Def.
rh %''sn and Sample work. S. 90
ave above. with English {; r,mm,r JI;.
ply Elements OF Natural and Moral
r .a;'osophy, Astronomy. Botany, Che.
m''.ry, Rhetoric. Composition. Watts
81 .he Mind, Select Parts Of Moral
Ynelenee, Ornamental Needle. work.
Dnx; n,ng &C., 1000
sne and Painting in Water Colors,
A'a charge for thirty five lessons, 500
REFERENCEs:
ION tMr n orris, b. Il David. ESQ burling
lon. IOWA Rev. Mr. Jones. Wesley chanel. ST
Ind, n nov. Boggs, DIR Bell. Rev. MIR Rcnnett,
M,,. ls:,,, Mo-; J. Armstrong, ]. c. Reed,
VIM S' n.y.; Rev. } Il. Finley, Kv.: Rev.
es.a,. SIMMONS ,,',E, Ohio; Judge Carnann Vim,
nse ~ Judge Mcdonald, Ia
EAKMERs Look here /! The under.
m Sna wisl, to purchase
, ,o,ooO bushels Wheat
8. 10000 do Oats
NV 1900 do Corn q
' 0co 90 Flax seed
u, ss:ss c pounds Beswax,
b rsS So highest market price will be paid
t"S"I WIN GARRETT & CO
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NAGEs'B BILlOUs PILLS. A frs,
Burlington Academy,
BY Mr. Edw. Wilson,

il III the SchooLr room underneath tie Msfho
dist Church. Third Street
THIS Academy will open on Monday
the 10Th day Of November. 1915, under
the superintendance of a person well expcri
chctd III every branch Of Tuition and one VIII,
trusts, by undertaking punctnaity and fidelity
OF attention to merit the appreciation Of Pa
rents ard Guardians who moy extend To him
ihei- patronage
TERMS; -.payable quarterly,
PrImarv Class. including Reading,
Writing and Arithmetic, SO, 90 per ar.
English Grammar, Geometry, Ge-
ography. Rhetoric, History,
Civil and Military Engineer
ing and the classics, from ST..
90 to 500 {,
Those who engage for year can lea n some
more expensive branch without additional
charge.
S.hoo in session from the LIST Monday in
September to 9th July. Qparters commence
10Th November, 9tE February, LIST Mayand ist
Monday in September, but pupils will be re.
ceIved at any intermediate period, the proper.
ton only OF the quarter being charged.
For further particulars to Terms, course of
study, &c, interesting TO Parents, apply to
Nr Wilson: at the Barrett House.
Oct. 3O-23-4w GaZ. copy 4w
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EBURLINGTONJHA WlK-EYE
A, Proclamation.
lBY dha 81 Owe rnora

SUGAR and RIO COFFEE Jns,
rec at I. DAVfD'S jeff rson street a
fine article of . sugar ALSO 20 sacks
RIO Coffee and bbls loaf sugar ste4rine and
ia How candies. bar soap. etc for sale low :or
any kind of country produces, bv
nl3 r DAVID
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I Ed uCa ton.

IJNHE undersigned respectfully informs Tie
u citizens of Burlington that he continues
n DIS vol opposite the Methodist Church
Third Street, Thos, who desire instru ction
an The common branches, or in the higher ones
"'general Science, are invited to attend No
pupil %lll be received for a time less than4tae
remainder of the current quarter from the
ca:e o his first attendance. For terms and
0'ssr particulars apply to the subscriber.
Nov. Goth, 1915, A. ROGERS.
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TAXEN Tf.7XES!! T.3XES!!u

NOTICE is hereby given tina, have
~ to make GU. a complete delinquent YaN
List upon any Lands and property due tn
County and Territory for the year lo45, by
@hrst Of January next, and all Taxes ur.
paid ~ said date viii draw interest at the rate
Of hhy per cent. for the previous year.
&H GEO. BLICKlIAIN.
Treasurer and Collector o! Des Moines Co. /
Burlington Nov 81 1915 21-tf
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\ XES. dnz. Hunts, Sharpless' an,
haris axes, us, reed aud inr sale bv
n2o NM GARRETT J. TO
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HATS. %. cases Russia. cassim ere
IL silk and moleskin hats: also. white and
blnck W DOL do. i uist reed and for sale by
% 20 ] G. LauMaN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-11-27
TIE BEST YET.
WE Subscriber has Just reed from
Boston and New York fan sn,ply or
FALL g. WINTER GooDs.
Consisting in part Of


Boston and New York fnll snpplv of
FALL g. WINTER GOODS.
Consisting in part Of
ID? z GOODS,
BROdD CLOTHS-blue, bl ok, brown and
S.ecl mkt
hERSE FMERES-of all colors and oua,.
lies. some very fine.
S1TINETTS-Jeans, kerscys. linscys. Eea
vertcens, hardtimes, vcIvcts merin,es. al.
paccas, some very fine. lawns. ca mbric-
nuslins. prints Of al deserip, ions md various
styles, red. white and yellaw Flannel, brown
drillings. bcachsd and brown sheetiros
canton ilannels. cravats, silk, ginyliam lin
tn and cold lldkfs. df.ss hdkfs cotton.
worstcd and wool ShawIs. comrortcrs. sus.
penders. cotton batting and waddiny. can.
die wick, he'd ticking. tapes. sewinr silk !.
TWIST. edgings. laccs. jackonctts, ribbons,
hose, gloves, etc, etc.
ca o 1~aT2IEa.5
10 SIS RIO COFFEE, warranted the b,st
in town
OLD TYSON and Yonrr Tyson Teas Of n
superior quality, warranted, also, to be the
best in town
SILERA TGS, pepper. Il IIspice. qincer Win.
chestcr's best No | bar soap. sperm and tai
low candles. BIker's No chokolate ind.
go, madden, alum, copperas. blimstone. salt
petre, nutmegs. rice, molasses, a few boxes
OF very superior chewing tobacco casicel
soap, mustard, letter paper, fools cap paper.
cloves, dried apples, loaf sugar, etc.
lIA RID w ARE
NiILS, glass, butts and screws, Carpenters
patent door locks. latches new patterns,
hollis, bed scfeWs, knives and forks, german
silver and iron tea and table spoons, Climb.
lets augurs, chisels, gongcs, hatchcts, ham.
mers, rasps. null and handsaws flies, tacks,
wool cards. curry combs, combs, sad irons,
hand saws, castecl aud german steel, wood
saws and frames, buck saws, Hunts best
axes, shoyels and spades, umbrellas, squares.
cite, etc.
IiZ3AJri HER, SIaI Obs 81 I3ODIPJ,
Mems calf, kip and coarse boots
do do do do brogans
Boys do do do do
Ladies' do bootccs
do fine kid slips and walking shoes
Youths and boys boots
Children $ do
400 lbs sole Leather, so sides upper Leather.
QUE 13II s w ar T3ls
PLAIES, pitchers, ewers and basins, bowls.
cups and saucers. of Liverpool ware,
Plates, pitchers, ewers and basins bowls,
cups and saucers Of common ware,
Chambers and Tea Pots. infants cans. cone
ldHlcfHS dnO lumOlcrs,
Wall paper of various kinds.
}Sl a 9P $ "a 10 GAPS
Gcntlcmcn's cashmere, russia, moleskin
cony and silk hats
do Fur seal, cony, muskrat, glazed
sea!et, velvet and opera caps
Boys cloth. seal and glazed caps. Also,
Buck mittcns.
Which will sell very cheap for CASH or
COGNTRI PRODUCE.
w A 81 U e
1000 head Of Hogs,
100 90 cornfed cattle, weighing GOO lbs
and upwards,
$1,000 bush. wheat, for which cash or goods
will be paid,
Hides, tallow, bccswax, oats, corn, flour,
rye, barley, flax seed, white beans, rags,
butter, eggs, cheese, &c,
for which will pay the market price
oct u y J. C.. PARTRIDGE.
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ASSEMBLY ROOMS

ITtIJ M"iL4NT SUCCESS or THE ORIGINAL
ETHIOPIAN SEREN.9DERS.
H9E the solicitation Cf hundtcds, who have mo-
< been able 10 Obtain seats, owing 10 the immense
CROWDS That niehtly 81 the Rooms, they have been
induced to remain q FEW NIGHTS LONGER
THIS EVENING, April a, 1915, variety Of uCW
SONGS and Giles will be introduced, likewise a
SEW QUICK STEP, composed and arranged by
Professor JAMES 81. DEgMs
EG3- Froai seals reserved for the Ladies' Admit
lance ~ ccnis. Concert 10 commence at a quarter
10 O'Clock. apII