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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-07-12

Agency.-Dupont's Gun Powder.
Onll KEGS sporting and blasting Powder in
%UU whole, half and quarter kegs; cases SUI
pcrior rifle Powder in half and one Id. canisters;
5000 # safety Fuse for blasting, for sale by
Burlington,:june %, ls4s E. f. GAY
VINEGAR: good article for sale by
june q, 40 ID. GIICIlIsT & co
C1UPERIOR VARNISH: 1 Dbl. No. | Furniture
- Varnish; Dbl. Japan Varnish, Dbl. superior
Coach varnish, for sale by Tiny 3) JFTALEANr
RlRD SEED: fresh lot Of Canary seed just re-
ceived at GAYS Drug store (july s, '4o)
GAIT; by the Dbl. for sale by
~ apr II, '4s IS KIMBALL co
FATHER; Upper and sole Leather for sale BY
IL apr -, '4s asKIMBALL 4 Co
- ICE, fur sale by
IL june q, 40 GILCHRIsT CO
TINHE American Carpenters New Guide for sale
] by June 81, '49) -~ JF ApRAHAMs
I7ALM LEAF HATS: 100 doz. assorted, just re-
cciycd and for sale by ain WP CooLsAUsH
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WINDOW GLASS.
XII BOXES by 10 window glass; 25 boxes 10 by
wv IL do; Is box. 10 by II do; 10 box. II by Is
do; 10 boxes - by is do; 10 box. l2 by do box
10 by do. all OF the best brands clear and extra
thickness, just received and for sale at
may 81, 1919 FTALLANT,s
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.9rrea a Bench Wa,rant. Constable White .of
Brooklyn arrested, yesterday, young by the
OF Peter Burns bench warrant issued by the Court
OF Sessions, he having been indicted for violent
sault with an attempt to commit rape the person
Of young woman, month or two since. aided by an
accomplish who was tried convicted and sentenced for
six months to Blackwells Island On this conviction,
Burns being out ball. he alarmed and fled to
Brooklyn and kept himself secreted until yesterday,
when be was caught and brought back TO this city tor
trial. Justice Mountfort committed the accused to
prison for trial
EoJJing the Doctors Officer Letter of the Second
ward arrested yesterday, man OF rather genteel ap
pssrance, charge Of stealing several medical books
which he was endtsvoring to sell when detected by
The ofcer IL seems that the accused obtained admit
lance to the Office Of DR. Powers, No. Carroll place
Blocker street. where he stole book called Watson
Practice Of Physc valued at 50 CO., after which he
tered the Office Of DR.. Drupdage, No. 1S9 Blocker
street, and carried of two medical books valued at So
On this last robbery the servant girl Margaret Rogers
saw the rogue leave the house and gave alarm but
the accused escaped Yesterday he was detected in
selling, Offering the for SALE to John W. Crab
tree No 1s2 Nassau street and in so doing he repre-.
septed that he was physician out Of practice, and
concluded TO sell out his stock. The books iien-
tilted by the doctors and the rogue was also
by the servant girl Justice Mounfort on the conclu
sive evidence sganst the prisoner, committed hin to
prison for trial
.9rrca Suspicion.-ofncer Sweeney, Of the Sixth
ward arrested yesterdsy man by the Of George
Lawson whom the officer found in Orange street, hav-
sg in his possession Offering to SELL three large silver
table spoons and four silver tea spoons marked s.
ON bringing the prisoner before Justice Mountfort he
acknosledged having stolen the spoons from Mr. Jas
Park Saratoga county and afeer stealing the spoon,
efs the place aud came to this city, from Albany In
the steamboat Troy. The prisoner also ackno ~ledged
having worked for MIR. Samuel Boyd, also residry
at Clifton Park An owner IL wanted for the spoons
hearing
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Bro.l,vp CITY Intelligence

CrRcuIr CouHT Before Judge Morse. Tie frst care
on the caleL dsr was taksn up yesterday l.. Bax
ter vs.. Ronald A. Mcdonald aud others, residing at
Wflamsburgh This action for ejectment,
the ground that the defendants did not pay I'D in
terest mortgage Having heard parties the Jury re-
turned verdict for the plaintiff
CIV Couhrs - Before Judge Greenwood - John
Wyohof vs.. Garnet WICK andW s. wyokoG This
tuit raised by the plaintiff, who resides at Co
for participation In the proceeds Of farm left
by the father Of all the parties concerned The jury
found for the plaintiff, 1926 cS g..
has Hoyt vs. jeremiah Buckley. for rent Of pre-
mises due since 1913 From the evidence brought for
20 pay rent on The ground Of dispute existing TO
whether the plaintiff s the legal Of the property
in question. The case was proceeding when our
Yprter left
Before Justice Ripe-James Cassidy was charged
with having assaulted Geo. T, Murphy youth Of
twelve years Of sg. while playing at ball In Washing
ton street lie was Bound over In the Of $500,
appear IN higher court TO answer 20 the charge
Before Justice Truman Smith WIN sisingel, young
tibet but en- old offender, vas convicted 81 having
stolen quantity Of lumber from the premises Of A.
and r.. Roberts. The prisoner senten ced 10 six
months imprisonment In the Penitentiery. This boy,
vhe exhibited a specimen q squalid vretchedness
rarely to be witnessed expressed his gratitude to the
Judge for having provided such comfortable quarters
for him
Before Justice winslow Margaret Coonan was 10.
dicted fer having stolen lot Of wearing apparel from
yard in Plymouth street where they we're hung out
TO be dried From the evidence brought forward. II
seems that the articles In Question: we're missing some
considerable time and were only discovered by
some of them being the sister " the accused
while attending church lately. The charge having
been clearly proved, the accused was committed TO
the county jail for thirty days.
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HARD TINES IN CANDIDA MODEL PRAYER FOR
CoNoREss.-A correspondent of the Gospel Herald,
(Mormon,) of Voree, Wisconsin, writing from Ca
NADIA, says
Times very hard in Canada. Money Is very
scarce. laboring man cannot realize but trife for
his work Provisions are very scarce, and pray God
to make it help to us. May 1t be means of causing
many to awake to of their best interest That
call may not be to them in vain the brethren
and sisters In particular manner to pray for the Ia
borers in the vineyard May God bless aud prosper
the saints.
And now, o Lord, to close my prayer
effer up my hearts desire,
For Zion and her chosen few,
Who have 70 much much to do
Be thou our strength, be thou power,
Help oh help us, Lord. in this our hour,
To build the Temple preach thy word,
Until Enech's Order IS restored;
When none need borrow, none need lend,
But meet every where brother, friend
Farewell IL. II. GURLEY.
This prayer exactly suits the present state of
things in the House of Representatives. Would it
not be WELL in imitation Of the old Federal Con-
ventisn, for the House to betake themselves to
prayer !-otherwise there Is every prospect for
row.
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CITY Intelligenco.

LECTURE To-SIoHr.-Mr. Roland s Houghton win
deliver this evening" the of the Association
Clinton Hall, lecture on the following subect-Hy-
giene the moral of true Cholera. This being very
important subject accurate knowledge OF which will
be highly advantageous, we hope that Mr.. H. win be
greeted by numerous audience.
TIE STEAMSHIP TENNESSEE, Capt Cole, whose depar-
ture has already been SO often advertsed-but from
siyely leave this port to-day, for Panama and inter
mediate ports.
FIRI-A fire broke out yesterday morning, about
. O'Clock, In stable and feed store IN Willie
ing to William Taylor The building itself being OF
wood, and being otherwise Allied with combustible
tirely consumed. The horses were removed In time
but GIL the other contents were destroyed noswith-
psnes, who were promptly on the spot.
ANOTHER - Y ssterday morning, about quarter past
O'Clock, FIRE broke out in the basement corner of
West and Warren streets, occupied as q cake and
coffee store The fire. which also found it's way up the
stairs in the store of r. Mcsurray asioned by
the bursting Of a eamphine lamp. The damage done
by the fire is trifug, while that occssoned by the
water amounts to the sum of 81 900.
HARrER USroN.-The fifth anniversary Of the Harper
Union, No 4, Daughters Of Confidence, will be cele
brsted at the Tabernacle Broadway this evening On
this occasion, the Hon. James Harper will take the
chair while addresses will be delivered by John B.
Cough the popular temperance speaker, and others
devotedly attached to this honorable cause.
TARGET ExcuRsroNs.-The Empire Guards of Brook
Ign, under the command Of Capt. Hadden passed the
Herald Office yesterday morning about
Ing very imposing appearance. The Ringgold Hose
Company No also passed in the afternoon, aboutsx
O'Clock. The former numbered twenty muskets while
the latter mustered full ranks Both were headed by
an excellent brass band and attracted considerable
tice.
FATAL AccIDENr young lad fell through hatch
way in house In Vesey street, yesterday, and Was In
stantly killed.
Fatal Accountable Coroner yesterday held an
inquest in Thirty ninth street. of Tenth
on the body Of John McDermott, aged So years ma
tive Of Ireland who to his death by falling acci
dentally from window in the dstillery where he
employed INJECTING injuries from which he died. Yer
dict according to the above facts.
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Rontd of sup,rriaors

DrctNrfR g. The Mayor in the chair, who on re.
thing, vas succeeded by Alderman Jameson. The
minutes Of the last days proceedings read and
approved Some petitions for the remission Of taxes
and against excessive referred 20 the
conn ittees. bill from MIR Shsndiy, for SSss sor
cleaning the various lsw Offices and chambers was
fsrred TO the Committee County Ofhces Other
bills Of smaller amounts, for wsges presented
Amongst them was one from Jane Hogan, for f3s one
months wages for cleaning the grand jury room aud
witnesfes room One Alderman said, that " MIR.
Sbandlys bill, for about $500 . year, for keeping
obliged 20 employ his son and smother person as
assistants the charge Of this woman, for keeping the
grand jury and witness rooms clean, and lighting
FIRE In the former about Eve times mont h. should be
considered more unreasonable. Referred mittee
on County Offces; and 10 thep resolved that the
Committee on Repsrs and Supplies report vhst would
be fair remuneration for persons performing such
ofhees.
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Of many Of and the generous beneactor our own
institution. Under any circumstances should pause
to do fitting honor to his character and virtues but
the melancholy forebodings Of the last week. which
have ripened into the painful conviction that he
longer survives have cast cloud whole city,
Of sorrow and dsmsy. Most Of all gentlemen, will 1t
be felt in this school, which has been the recipient OF
his bounty and towards which he has exhibited al
most parental interest, and which Is fearfully
csted with the last known hours of his existence Let
us bow before the DEGREES Of Providence and wait
its wisdom and justice. By s5vote Of the faculty in
solemn regard to the events which have happened the
ordinary exercises will be postponed until the Clinical
Lecture on next Thursday when shall hope to meet
the class, and explain to them our Interior arrange
ments
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Abrams IN Mr,Ico.-The La Paria Spanish jour
nal Of New Orleans OF the 23th ut contains follows
from Mckee,
In Zssstecas there has rceHty been movement pending
tie expulsion Of the leEslAture directed 10 10 believed ~
the Governor Coro He has been ordered 90 give his Of
foe and present hmfe 20 the eovcrnment At the city Of
Mexico, TO the charges aCans him. lie has how
ever efusrd 70 obey, and has threatened TO support s
duct BY force.
elections have net been held 81 the gular time 10 Co
ahula o. the % the cholera
sequence o. which, ~ IL proposed 10 Law enable
them 20 hold another election.
state hss been formed In Mexico. and has been
called cuvro They have been Authorized 10 elect two Sc
meters and Eve Deputies.
The public tranquility remain uninterrupted and there
no ts Of proHVEiesHfos In any quarter. which very
rarc
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TELEG Il A HIC.

The Late Tragedy I'm Boston-The Coro-
ner's Inquest.
BosroN, December 5-P. NJ
The Coroner's jury met this morning. and, after
siderable discussion, 1t decided by the Coroner
that the investigation should be private and that the
reporters retire. 1t il stated that considerable new
evidence against Webster will before the inquest
1t also rumored that the defence for Webster in
part will rest attempt to prove he
was in Cambridge on the evening when the light
seen in his room, after the alleged murder.
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Cour, OF Common pleas,

HFINIV JHHNE
Nov. g. George W. ksarsing rs Jes a MrrslfH--
The action for Injury done plaintiffs child by
kick received frvm horse belonging to Defendant
Damages we're laid at $500 Plaintiff alleges thst on
the 18th August 1873, defendant wrongfuily and
lawfully tied horse TO a post the side Walk In
Twenty third street 20 as TO obstruct persons from
passing along; that the plaintiffs child kicked,
rsmpled upon and seriously injured by the horse and
he lplsnG) has been put 20 considerable expense for
physician and medicine, TO heal sustained
thereby. Adjourned
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Before MET Justice Oakley
Dsc. 5-In the case q Wiiiiam Ryer .fjrsks-.
kBtghL w., fer assault and battery By giving him
blow on the head with q brickbat the isry returned
q verdict for the plaintiff " $1,000 dsmsges
a W. syoouer Charles fsarfag This
action for trespsss and Illegal seizure ~ dry
goods and damages we're laid at $4,000 Defend ,rt
pleaded that the goods the property Of Porter
ballard against whom he had obtained several juds-
ments Adjourned
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the bishop and the various dignned clergy, read the
grand and simple prayers Of the Anglican Liturgy, and
admired tho beautiful printing They are certainly
unequalled, magnificent specimens Of Typography;
euck as yet awhile it would not pay to produce in this
country They were printed at the Clarendon Press,
Oxford, England.
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Movements Of ,ra,v,av,,s.

Mics Bremen attended church at the Meioaeon, In
Boston on Sunday lset, and spent o part Of the eve
bipg with party Of social refermers She expect
ed, on "Wednesday TO visit Ralph Waldo Emerson, at
Concord She spent Thanksgiving at Urbridgs.
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Sporting IpteIIIaence.

UNION COURSE, l.. L-PAcINo.-The pace between
James X. Polk and Cayuga Maid for purse of $780,
mile heats best three in hve to $50 h. wagons will
come off this afternoon.
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supreme Coor,-Uir,u,, court.

teftre Judge rdmonds.
DEo b-Gsorge y. MsIesood and Ofhers 20 I've Pre-
ferfior frslDgrce Comgarty This action upsn
two policies of Insurance An inque1t taken Ter
the amount claimed, ~, 62S b.
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AsBRosIo JOSE {
ANBROSlO JOSE GONZALEZ, OF NatEnzas.
JOSE SANCHEZ NZNsGA, Of Trinidad dc Cuba.
CIRlLO NlLLANERDE. OF Havana
J. ~. MAClAS, Of hatanIas.

NV foHK, December 5, ls4g.
This Is, certainly, very clear ard distinct These
patriots do not give up the project OF eectng revo.
luton In Cuba in spite Of the DISASTROUS failure which
overlook the expedition recently. Experience how.
ever has given them lesson; and the movers in
the projected revolution intend 10 far a. their opera
tions confined to this country, TO within the
limits of the law. We learn, however, from other
that effort will be made during the present
tetson Of Congress, to repeal the famous neutrality
laws, uuder which the proclamation Issued by the
administration and whick put stop to the sailing Of
the expedition for Cuba.
Upon the whole, this movement appears 60 be a mat
ter little beyond joke In fact, IT becomes opera
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Supreme Court.

SPECIAL TERN
Before Hon. n. r. Hurlbut.
Drc g. Charles e. Turner vs Er,ytne Tsgrer-Ds-
Of divorce, ann llins marriage contract
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Revolution In Cuba-New ana Importan,
Movement.

Revolution In Cuba-New and Important
Movement.
Yesterday, received from the persons whose names
are attached TO the document the following announce
ment, or pronunciamento, as it may be called stating
to the public and the world, that movement for
eectiDg revolution IN the Island Of Cuba has been
commenced, will be by the following paper
To THE EDiToR NEW YORK HERALD
The undersigned beg leave to avail themselves Of
interested in such announcement that by appon
from General Don Narcso Lopez well United
luton for the liberation Of that Island from The expressions
and DEGRADATION Of its present condition. they have accepted
and responsibilities Of Patriotic junta for the
the laws this country BY the present or
contemplating hereafter, any action which they will
Divine they feel that it Is alike due to their cause aud their
country 10 stand forth openly 10 meet all the responsibilities
course at the same time that ,lsy are enabled to srys
esutre Tor eoIreponeenes, wth view 60 70 the
sh e behold the slavery and ,oarinss Of Cuba and long To-
contribute any AID. honorahy and eSitimatey in their
This honorable trust asocapg the undersigned for the
val preside over unta they accepted as duty not
20 be deehtd profoundly dstrusfu indeed OF their
tuds their motives aud By unheststng cOnGdeneo in
the favor Of heaven and in The synpaes of the
Copies Of the present at the time
sbt 20 The editors Of ia lerSgd ~ Ce,geo Se 20 dos
Uhion and RsPutiie q washinston the Irhig and En-
o. Msn@ond .se f1srs5 AhS IerSsr Of Charles.
Data and Pie0tHHe Of New oreans and the editors OF All
names Attached is eft in bi.ni Ssssuss the Seosle@sS nd
Gated at distance from this and 10 is deemed
proper TO make 1t public before the reception Of notice of his
Ihe JHfa Promoredora dc los inferc,cs Poihieo, de
which city be addressed directly General Lopez
est aid all sorTespondenee Of iss friends box 81 Post
$500 - Your oeedient servants.
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o. oeofges thureh stands IN 'front.' OF the New
squaie called Stuyvesant square between 10th and
18th streets. not far frem the Third avenue II is
beautiful brick and building The architects
fag'd in the erection Of " Metsrs. Blsich and
Edeiz is butt in the style OF architecture called
the byzantins being the same beautiful style which
was oo'tfyed by The Greeks of Byzantum the ancient
nsme CT the present city of Constsntinople The IA
nous church Of 81 Sophia which IL now converted
into Turkisb mosque IL built In this style Of srchi-
TEXTURE, which remained q temple Of Christian wor-
tbtp uht about the year 1922, when Constsntinopls
vas taken by the Turks aud Christian nation blotted
cut rem thristspdom The interior ~ The church IL
more suiking than the exterior. The long beautiful
t@tmenttd windows. Of stained elaes, ehed solemn
hue over the building which r. notwithstanding we'll
fuppied With light IN every part The forms ~ the
triangular beams which support the galleries grand
ana etritng The tort ensmb " not striking because
" h simple, chaete and beautiful; aud might be
BY careless observer whole of great beauty With
ont arythnh particular about IL Thecost Of this beau
tful edihee s, altogether we're informed about
2tOOVo dollars 1his Of ccurse u exclusive Of the
besunu orgsn and rich furniture Of the pulpits aud
chsnesi We examined the huge folios out Of which
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-03-14
80 -------..-
Where's Policy ia 4nsNxanceA

HAVING been appointed Correspondent of the
INSURANCE COMPANY, '''l hereby give no
tice, that am prepared to receive and forward 10
the Company applications for ISsuRAEcE: from a.'y
person who may feel disposed to acoti h'mset! OF
the opportunity to provide for his family or otner
relations by nsuriug his life at verylow rates The
principles upon which this 'compahy was formed
have commended themselves TO thousands whose
relations have reaped the benefits Of their precau
ton, which is fully proven by the following state
ments.
ssThemas Saiey, Of Baltimore, having come to
his death from The Effects Of aprevailing epidemic,
left to his otherwise destitute family -Four Thou
sand Dollars Insurance, money received from the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, which popular
corporation had insured his lite for that amount"
.sSamuel Butler, ofViryihia, , respectable me-
chanic, was recently suddenly thrown from his
horse and killed instantly, leaving wife and six
children to lament his loss. We take pleasure in
stating the unfortunate man, had his life insured for
Three Thousand Dollars, which goes TO his wife
and children.-We understand that the insurance
was by the Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York."
3 The undersigned can give many more instances
of the same character, but regards 1t unnecessary.
ANY person desiring insurance can call 1t nry Room
No "a, Virginia Hotel, or at the Store of Messrs.
H. N. Green s. Co., and al either place receive any
information that may be necessary. concerning the
'lrrincpe Of Insurance.
..';'isttee j. McNEALE LATHAM,
Stauhton, March lS49.-6m. Correspondent.
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M sLANE'S FERMIFUGE! 1.-The Pro-
Avn pretors Of this great medicine have received
hundreds Of certificates a.testing the excellence Of
the medicine. They extract the following one a
mong hundreds
LOUISVILLE, April 10, 1S47.
'.Messrs. j. Kidd s. Co.
Gentlemen-This is TO certify that child
of mine was afflicted with ,corms. procured vari-
Gus kinds of Vermhuge and admnsted them, but
with no effect. then purchased vial of M lane :,
celebrated Vermifuge, (from Saml. Yenawine, drts-
gist ofour city,) and after giving full dose the
child discharged full quart of worms The health
of the child improved Immediately I would re-
commend DR.. M'Lane's Vermifuge TO the public.
of the most safe ard 'caec,ual remedies for
tcosn,s now in use.
J. II. CUTTER. Merchant.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale
and retail by j. KIDD & CO.
No 60, Who'd Street. Pittsburp. Pa.
. For sale also by ESKRLDGES GUSHING,
Staunton, IA. o.
0s- N. B.-Purchasers will please be particular
and inquire for ''Dr, .MLane's Worm Specific,
or permJuge, "and take nothing else.
Feb 81, l6f9.
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VIRGINIA. Rules held in the Clerks OF
=. flee Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Augusta County February 9Th, l849,
McCIong PsMon, Admir- Of Elizabeth Pursis, decd
Plaintiff,
Betsy Patton, Mary Matilda and Jane Jordan, in
FAINT children Of Betsy Green Jordan, Mary and
Sarah Gambill, infant children Of Adolphus Gam
bill, heirs and distributes OF the said Elizabeth
Purvis, decd. Elijah Carson, and any others
the creditors Of the said Elizabeth Purvis, decd.
Defendants, -
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendants, above named, except Elijah
Carson, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according to the act of Assembly,
and The Rules of this Court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear at the Clerks Office afore-
said, on the lst Monday in May next, and answer
the bill of the Plaintiff; and that copy Of this or
der be forthwith inserted in some newspaper print
ed in Staunton, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Court house.
"A COpy,-T'esie,
:. >, MICH. G. KINNEY, c. C.
February %, lS49-2m.