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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

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en- s.-Wen fbaet ben Wertb oes bis iess
tn ben Der. Staaten empfan9enea @cIb>
itaubs bon Californian auf . 26O, 800. Bis
sum l. slpril erbielt ecntcn BON bort o 300.
600. untertpess befnosn flh 1884, 900,
alto sulammen9encmmen Q /, ,4O3, 900. -
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,ans tn ben Staatenbuno Der Union bessb.
ren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04

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latienbe't fab er lumber nae faste Wabrs
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10 ste'en Sdaafen l1d nidt audi Der eeit.
bammel bcfinoe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-07-04
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rniten (t6 9esen preui1ide 3ruppen !;
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Dberbefebl Der Hbeinarmee &bclera
in Ddris.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

The New Albany Bulletin has an IN.
teresling account OF all operation perform
ed by DR. Sloan, Of New Albany, upon the
eyes of Rev. N, Hoskins, of Crawford
county, Indiana, who had been blind from
birth. The Bulletin says:
Mr. Hoskins was taken home 10 Craw.
ford county before the bandages were re-
moved, and when this was done, we are
informed by gentleman residing in that
neighborhood, the operation was found 10
have been eminently successful. He de-
scribes the emotions Of the patient, when
suddenly possessed Of a sense so novel 10
him, TO be ofthe most enthusiastic descrip-
ton. Things which he had long been ac-
quanted with, through the medium of the
other senses, became possessed Of new
and surprising beauty, and road. which
he had been used to travel fearlessiy when
blind had to be again learned. His wife
and children, uhom he had nerer seen, his
friends, his parislioners, his home, every
thing endeared 10 him, became an unend-
ing source of delight and new born graft.
fication. He had the same confused no.
tons of distance which We see the small
lest children manifest, and took the live
Hest pleasure in beholding the great vari-
ETY. Of coors. In short, he was compelled
to learn TO see, in precisely the same man.
ner that the child does, and TO him il was
an occupation Of the most gratifying ma
ture.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

AT recent meeting of the Cabinet, il
is said TO have been decided that the posi-
ton taken in reference 10 the question out
o. which this affair with France has crowa
could not be recrded from. We presume
this is as it should be. and, though il nav
seem 10 rent'er the issue more grave, il IS
not TOO much TO say that there is no dam
ger OF a serious rupture between the two
countries. A, this time of the day the
United States and France are MT going 10
war about such matter. We have nc
fear for the national honor in tile hands Of
Gen. Taylor and his Cabinet, nor is our
confidence in this respect any the less be-
cause we believe this question will be sci.
st'ed by peaceful negotiation, without Sc
rious harm TO any body except the fright
ened sellers Of stocks, and for losses Of
that sort we cannot feel any very deep
sympathy. There will be peace; Of that
let every body be assured.-N. Y. Tri.
bunc.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11
0Epithets.


0In the application of the gross term shog'' to
ssevery third man" in Keokuk, the Burlington
Hawkeye manifests both the spirit 10 which it is
governed in its hostility, and its regard for decency
We advise that editor and his co-laborers to be
upon their guard for, should there happen to be
any Of the quadrupcds about Of which he speaks so
contcmptuousy, next to their usefulness in fur
nishing both sustenance and light to man they are
noted for their utter hatred Of snakes and vipers,
which they love to ferret out in their hiding places,
and disable from doing more harm. Nor are apes
and monkeys much greater favorites with them.''-
Keokuk Dispatch.
Now, Captain, don't get wrathy. Lay your sword
and regimentals aside, and let reason together.
From your language we fear you have been indul-
cling in the ~critter." The visions Of snakes, vi
pers. apes and monkeys; which fit before your i'm
aginaiion, would indicate this. We commend you
to the "sons." Our application of the joke about
ssthem pork" was simply inferental-and you had
no reason. that wot Of, to suppose yourself in
cluded as one OF Paddy's No. 3--although we ac-
knowledge that you the best judge in the matter.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

ErERNIrY OF LovE.-Oh man! fear not
for thy affections, and feel 10 dread lest
time should ef1ace them. There is mel.
Their to-day nor yesterday in the powerful
echoes of memory there is only always
He who no longer feels has never felt
There are two memories the memory o.
the senses, which wears ont win ihe
senses, and in which peri>habIe things De-
cay, and the memory of the soul, io'
which time does not exist, and WHICH,
lives, over at the same instant every mo.
ment of its past land present existence =
is faculty Of the soul, which, like .ns
soul, enjoys the ubiquity, university,
of spirit. Fear not, We who love! 1ims
has power over hours, none over the sou''
-Lamar!ine
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

The newly appointed Ministry were
assembling at Madrie, but no notice seems
~ be taken of events relative to Cuba.
Additional Foreign Intelligence.
New YoRK, Oct. 8, 7 Pm.
The latest letters, dated Naples 18th,
say that differences prevailed in the Con-
! ferences at Portici, (which created adillicul-
ty between the French and Papal Gov
ernments.
The Montognord members OF the French
Assembly request the people Of France to
desist from attending the Banquet, cele-
bra,ing the 57,h anniversary Of the old
Republic.
The Magyars, at Peterswardien, shot
three officers who contemplated snrren-
dcring the fortress TO the lmperialists.
Ii is reported in the Austrian papers,
that Redetsky will be rewarded for his
services in The late war, with an Imperial
domain, and that Jelachich and Hay nau
are to be rewarded with State domains
The "German Reform" in a correspond
ence dated Brave, September 8, gives fur
Their details of the insurgent fugiives in
the Ottoman Empire. On the 10Th Of
August the first transport, with about 20
refugees, had arrived at Keelafort, escort
ed by Turkish cavalry. They were fur
nished with lodgings, and allowed to walk
the city without guard. Among them
were Demberski, Messross, and the two
brothers Porecels.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 3-2P. NJ.
e. a, T. Il ~
ling slowly. Heavy rains last night, wealth
er cloudy, with appearance Of more rain.
Second Despatch.
PITTSBURGH, 8, p. NJ.
Business unusually brisk-river at a
stand here, but at Brownsville there is a
| rise OF two inches an hour.
Election Intelligence.
Macon, Georgia, -.
orgia.-Fiiteen counties show large
gains for TONNES, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 4-5 P. NJ.
The entire Democratic ticket elected in
Baltimore city-average majority 1000
1t is supposed there is Democratic gain
OF one Congressman.
Maryland Elections.
CoNGREssmEN ELEcrED.-1st district,
Richard j. Bowie, Wing; Cd, VIM r.
Hamilton. Democrat, gair. 81, Edw. w.
Hammond, Democrat; 4th, Robert Me-
Lean, Democrat 9th, Alexander Evans,
Wing; 9th, John B. Kerr, Wing In the
Legislature, the Wings will have ma
jorty, thus securing L. States Senator.
PIrrsBuRcH, Oct. 81 Pm.
-Four feet water in the channel and RI
sing slowly. Weather pleasant. Nine
teen steamers have left for the West in
the past two days, with 5000 tons of mer-
chandise.
New YonK, Oct. 5-7r.M.
The market for -four, day, is six cents
in favor OF the buyer. Holders OF wheat
have put the market up, but buyers do
not meet them, and the milers are not
willing TO pay the prices asked. Sales at
81 OF per busEel. The steamers news
has caused an advance o. | &c per
bushe!. The market for pork is firm, and
prices have an upward tendency. Lard
sells al &c per ID for prime in barrels. -
Sales OF Porto Rico sugar al 7c per d.
The steamers news has given strength
and tone 10 the cotton market, and holders
are asking higher rates.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

The Hauk Eye, of this week, gives our
last weeks correspondent, Fair play"
TO understand that Burlington does not
wish a bridge bnilt at that place, being
satisfied, at present, with two steam ferry
boats. 1t is thought, generally, in thi.
section OF the country, that That bridge
will not be completed at Keokuk until The
Rapids are cleared Out, and then it will b
bridge Of sighs!'-Fori .Madi'o"
Statesman.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

.7nother Robbsry.-On Thursday night
last, Mr. Grower was robbed at The Eme-
~ House to the amonn, of over seven hum
dred dollars. The money was taken from
small trunk, in his room at the Hotel. A
boy in the employ of the House was ar
rested, and several articles of stolen prop
erty were found in his possession; but
nothing was elected TO lead 10 a discovery
of the money.
1t is very clear tha there j. thorough
~ organized band of scoundrels here,
whose depredations can only be checked
by efficient action on the part of the city.
- keokuk Register.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11
The higgins Family.

All remember HIGolNs, whose musical teaching
did so much for the Juveniles of this place last
winter. He, with brother and two sisters, are on
their way to this section in company, vocaists.
Their performances are highly spoken of by the
papers. They will probably be here in few days,
and we bespeak for them full houses and liberal
patronage.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

Daring Robbery.-Yesterdat noon, A.
the boarders al Scott's Hotel were dining,
some daring rascal entered The room oc.
cnpied by Mr. Taylor, Of the firm Of Tay-
lor & Hopkins, and with Jimmy" Lroke
open his trunk and stole therelrom q purse
containing $l5, two gold pencil cases. .
gold shimble, topaz ring and number
Of other articles. The room of Mr. Barber
was also entered, and trunk was broken
open and probably robbed Of part o. its
contents. 1t will be recoIlec,ed that
number of the rooms at the same were en-
tered few mornings since whilst the
boarders were breakfa>iing.-yNo. Rep.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11


As TO the case of Eugenie, the wreck
ed vessel whose detention for thirty hours
after being relieved by Capt. Carpenter
has been made the subject OF formal COM
plant against this Government by the
French Government i: Is our private
opinion that her Captain was an ungrae-
full puppy, who should have been kicked
out of the office of the French Minister,
to whom he originally presented his claim.
After running his vessel OH dangerous
rock and having her got off by the voun-
teered exertlons of our brave tars, he
ought to have been willing to await the
decision Of some competent court OH the
claim OF salvage; but, that having been SO
speedily abandoned, he should have sneak
ed off with his vessel, and never mention
ed the subject to an honorable man. His
complaining of the detention was a sub
Unity of impudence, which we trust is
not often paralleled. We think just
umpire would settle this claim substan-
TALLY as follows: Take the Eugene
back to Anton Lizar,|o, and run her back
on the rock Ell Rise, just as she ran her
self before the Iris came to her relief
Have Captain Carpenter there, well pre-
pared by three weeks practice of bows
and cancellations under the tutelage of a
French dancing master, TO step right on
board the Eugene the moment she is hard
on and say, Monsieur Captain of the
Eugene, humbly ask your pardon, and
that of your Government, for my rudeness
the time you formerly ran on this rock
and l was fool enough to get you off: l
hope you will have good time. Mon
sieur, | wish you very good morning.
IN. Y. Tribune.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

1t is said that OscER, KING OF sweden-perhaps
the most benevolen monarch in Europe-has sent
missionaries throughout his dominions to urge I'D
on his people the importance of becoming temper
ate in their habits, and to entirely the use OF
ardent spirits beverage. This is con,rA ndable
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11
Second Dispatch.


NEW York, Oct. 81 P. NJ.
Steamer Falcon arrived at New Orleans on Fri
day from Chagres, and left the next day with IS
passengers for the same port. The Falcon brought
$4,000 in gold and large mail. The dates from
San Francisco are to the 18th September.
WASHINGTON, Oct. e--7P.M.
General Taylor, accompanied by the Secretary OF
the Navy, leaves Washington, en- route for Balti-
more, Philadelphia and New York. There was
heavy blow in New York on Saturday night, which
did considerable damage to buildings and the ship
ping. Edgar A Poe died in Baltimore on Sunday.
NEW YORK, Oct. 9--7 P. M.
The Empire City arrived to-day from Chagrss,
bringing $4,000 in gold. The United states stea-
mer Empire was lost on the 26th August on Point
Conception.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81 P. NJ.
River stationary. Flour, sales and scarce !;
whisky % 22ac; linseed oil ssc. other articles
unchanged.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. s-5 p. NJ.
Seven and half feet in channel and rising slowly.
Weather pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81 p. NJ.
Flour.-Country brands 81 40 a 81 gag. Wheat
marke: firm.
No further change in the Eastern Markets.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

Deril Creek Bridge.-We are informed
that the bridge across Devil creek, be-
tween here and Fl. Madison, is very
much ont of repair, and, if not mended
soon, will 60 10 distinctions: This bridge
was built at great expense TO the County,
and is eminently necessary TO he kept up
for the safe and convenient crossing Of the
Creek without il, the stream is the
very devil TO cross. -fIb.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11
IN ORDINANCES relative 10 PIGEON.

q. n :. 1.1sS1. iEIdtiVt 10 FIgVUHS.
SEC !. Be it ordained by the City Council of the
cry OF burhngton That all pigeons at large in said
lily, from ana alter the taking effect Of this ordi.
nance, are hereby declared, in law, to be nuisance
SEC. 2. That it shall be lawful for any person.
and it is hereby made the special duty Of the Mar.
shall to destroy the same, in any manner. without
endangerins the life person or property of any Cit
izen. SILAS A. HUDSON, Pres;t pro tenn,
Attest, Jas F. STEPHENS, Recorder.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

We understand that despatch was received
through the Telegraph at this place, on Monday
last, that the Secretary Of the Telegraph Co. was
dangerously i'll with the Cholera. His residence is
at Peoria, Ill.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11

AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC Agent TO
HuNGARy.--The London Times CORES
pendent writes as follows from Paris on
the 9th inst:
Your Washington spondent has,
perceive, informed you that the American
Government had taken measures to ascer-
tain what in reality were the chances of
the HRngarians TO establish their indie
pendence. A letter from New York, re-
ceived in Paris within the laN few days,
says the President Of the United States
was most anxious 10 be the first to wei
come Hungary into the family of independ-
en-, nations, and to announce in his mes
sage to the Congress the recognition by
the American Union OF the "Youne Eu-
ropean Republic"
In the early part of the struggle, Kos
su,h had applied TO the Minister of the
United States in Vienna to mediate be-
tween Hungary and Austria, hut the in
tervenion of that diplomaist failed 10 eff
feet the desired reconciliation. Since then
The Government CT the United States has
cherished lively feeling Of sympathy for
the Hungarian cause and the President,
so far back as jane last, sent confiden-
,ial agent TO Hungary to obtain correct in
formation Of the state Of the country, and
TO ascertain as well as possible, the prob
able result Of the struggle.
The gentleman charged with that i'm
portant mission-M. d. M.-was an ANA
,eur diplomatist, residing at the time in
Paris: and who was in the habit of com
munica,ing occasionally to the American
Government, his impressions de royoge.--
NJ. D. NJ. having no ostensble character
or position, wa. we'll fitted for admissio
in the accomplishment Of which the utmost
discretion was strictly enjoined.
He was, above all, cautioned not to COM
nit his dispatches to the po>toflice, but to
avail himself Of safe mode OF forwarding
them and with view 10 greater secre-
cy, the Minister Of America at Vienna
was ordered to place at his disposal the
ciphers used by The Legation. NJ d. NJ.
was instructed TO make the best of his way
to the seat of the Provincial Government
at Pes,h, or wherever it NIGH, be es,ab-
lished on his arrival, and he was furnish
ed with letter Of recommendation from
Mr. Clayton. the Foreign Secretary of
State TO the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Of
Hungary, apprizing the latter of the Off
cial character Of the bearer, and the object
OF his mission. The confidential agent in
question was moreover, furnished with
full powers to conclude commercial
treaty with Hungary, or to enter into any
other arrangement he might consider nee
essary or useful to the interests Of the
United States.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-11
LIGHTNING DISPATCHES.
va .rsphed Tor ,he Rurlln.,on Hawk-Ey..

Photographed for the Burlington Hawk-Eys.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. g, ls49.
GEORGIA observation-disclosures from 70 counties indi.
cate that Towues Dem Is elected Governor by about 1000
majority The democrats will have majority joint
ballot in the Legislature.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct.
The gathering on Round Island rapidly dispesing.-
The object ba. either been postponed Dates
from Havana the 9th September say that the Spanish
squadron sailed guard the southern Of Cuba The
intelligence Of the American and French difficulties had
created great sensation.
NEW York, Oct g, 5P. M.
There is decided improvement in the -four market to-
day; straight and mixed western brands 5;Ohio
aud western brands wheat is heavy; duli pork
and lard FIRM sales ofpok large, $s,3s for prime and
1921 for mess. The weather is very pleasant.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 8, P. NJ.
The river is rising slowly, weather pleasant. Flour
$500; whskey % cts; pork, prime 81 o.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8, 7P.
The line between Pittsburgh and Philadelphia has been
working very regularly for three four days past OF
the line broken and being reconstructed which throws
business back.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 9Th, 7P.
Hemp leo to Iee so and 1876; lead market dull upper
mines 4e2s. Flour, sales light with disposition to de-
in small lots 40; wheat mixed to prime, fair samples 65
to s7!; 81 withou, and IS with sacks; whisky
firm at 23} cts.