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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Small Por amoHg he Sienx fa6isns--Ws ksn
from Mr. Martini dir Getty dow fem the hHFtvrs1
tie Sioux Country, that the s~raI ToS - makf0
fearful havoc among these InGisns- On mecssue
Creek at Fort Pierre and al oth-r risc. o. th~y -
diving off at a fearful rate Aht vi five hahdrF& =
them are bslisved 10 have died within the last ~
week $. and the malasiy still raging smuHx tksn-
We learn that the fur boats about starting -
down the eT. and will he very att to ssssf~f -
contsginn along the banks. Our citizens sAs $50
cauti ms. and have little intercourse IND -
as possible. inv iting them TO pass BY win nls
complime IT. FL ntIer Guardian.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

~. For ,hs Buras,oa Hawl.Eys.
VALE m SA.
Adisu; my fond Muse! We nast part We must
sever,
Tho fondly and strangely, you've chung to my
heart;
Yet still will love thee, and love thee forever
Thou dream Of my boyhood adieu, adieui ws
must part!
Ana wn''e you may revei in regions OF beauty,
Be famed by the zephyr, perfumel with the rose,
sill must be found in the pathway Of duty,
Tho darkened with shadows Or manted with
Ny youth you have sladdened, my dreams you have
brighten'd;
Ny passions have bound with ! mystical
chain;
Ny hopes you have strengthened, my sorrow. have
lghten'd,
And come like an angel in moments OF pain.
In the dreams Of my youth, so romantic and wild,
painted the future all radiant and bright,
And then as the Goddess Of Beauty you smiled,
And woke in my bosom thrill or delight.
In the ripping Of waters thy notes have heard;
In the swell Of the ocean thy music sublime;
In the hum of the bee and the song Of the bird,
rapture I've felt undated by time:
On the leaf Of the fow'ret kiss you've imprinted,
Have painted the rainbow in bright golden dyes,
With roseate colors as softly you've tinted
The gossamer clouds Of the occident skies.
When the Sun had gone down, and bright stars
were heaming
And lit up the skies with million Of fires;
0! then the bright visions or glory were cleaning
And awoke in my bosom the fondest desires,
The spirit Of song and the passion Of love,
Together in harmony mingled their powers;
Too pure for the earth they've assembled above,
To dwell in an Eden OF spisit-bright flowers.
Adieu, my lov'd harp! must leave thee suspended,
In silence unstrung on the houghs Of the willow;
Yet off when my way to the ocean !'ve wendell,
To gaze . the deep and to list to the biliow,
Then still in my heart thy sweet music Of yore,
Shall swell in my breast, soft anthem Of praise;
And then when the tnnults of life are al DER,
I'll meet thee again, ~ in happier days.
w. 3. G.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
Correspondence Of the Darlington Hawk.E Eye.
&c That School Fixia:."


AxAMosA, April IS, 1881.
MEssRs EDWARDS l. DRoADwELL:
You are wea aware, Messrs Editors. that s.ix-
in" or (more correctly speilng) sfxing'i is very
Characteristic western word. Almost every thing
is called "ixing.'' But the latest application Of
the word, to the knowledge Of the writer, is to a
school teacher, quoted at the head Of this letter.
While halting to-day in the town Of Springvile, in
passing, the following dialogue occurred:
Mr. G.-HoWcomes on that school fixing9
Mr. M.-very welI-we are going to have school
meeting the first Of May, and then shall, be able
to tell.
Mr. G.--I think she will do as well as any one
sou can get.
The idea Of female school tescher afxing'' was
truly amusing to the writer, and led TO some re-
Elections on our State school "fxings." Doubtless
Mr. Benton is to be our principal school sfxing''
for three years TO come-and around him will he
located all the minor school ssfxings," male and
female.
But to leave this anu sing incident OF travel, the
school system of Iowa is matter of too much
consequence for mirth. And 1t is to be seriously
hoped, that the Superintendent Of Instruction will
nos be q mere fixture, but = moving character fer
the three years to come, setting an example both
at home and abroad, of devote1ness to the school
interests OF Iowa. II will be aburning shame 10
the party in power, and to him rs their exponent,
to allow matters touching the erection Of good
school-houses in the city and county, throughout
the State either to not exist, TO be only fixtures,
with mere scholastic s.fxings'' in them. The tide
"f intelligent and competent immigration to settle
our unoccupied territory and to render more dense
our scatteaed population, demands diligence at the
hands Of the Superintendent Of Instruction. And
il is sincerely to be hoped, that he will devote
himself to the educational interests Of the com.
monwealth with vigor and energy hitherto un-
known. This will certainly be expected. And
any disappointment, after a second canvass and
election, will prove double disappointment to the
people Of large in this State. RUsURBANUs.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

DoiNG THINGS UP IL 4 Hrnny-a 80.
Young lady, from ore Of the ra.,r.n !. 49, -
STATES arm w our city ON Medn. ssav 49, ~
IN about an hour after her arrival she - ~ -
ron an ~ interior Of This State, when,
date and friendly recognition t..k n,.~. -
them. They were at one Of nur hotels. - -.
ior ? room IN order that they might hsse ! -.
"prIsate conyersatioL.r Affer tke, - - -
smut OUT hom the weird short tune, .nis. ~
happened TO enter their spsrtmeHs. in.t |. ~. !.
discover hat hey thought was pcns u " 20,
the critical junctnre in . love .fsir., ~.
however, that few moments after, I 49,
was called upon, who pc, foi med ..the ce,eecss,-
thus making one flesh of twaib.- tNusrr.;s. ~
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The Birthplace Of WasAinsse..
repetiiions q the inquiry @vhe,Aes 49,
Sss Dofn y p rn.,s have ELECTED fro -
seligeneer, in which he besuiiiuIly s..~ sa.s.fsa
petition made ~ himseIfsnd three CO.. .Hss - -
ants Of yointionary patriots ard .ol.,.
schooner LADY Of the Lake.. In ~. =
They landed near the house In which -. 80 ~
trie was born, in Westmorelana cou..~ ssfSlH
and deposited upon its sfumiIing he, -. :. -
stone e the memory 81 WAsHlxeTcs d 49, 800 ~
following inscription: Ssngnn
HERE,
THE 1lTH or FEBRUARY f7zs
W. SHIN GToN
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The Boston Transcript ONCE had narrow escape
the week before last. fire caught in the Ware
room and soon communicated 70 the Bndery OF r.
NJ. Copeland. attached to the ONCE. A large guam.
tty Of State documents. Rail Road and Agricultural
Reports, with other works in sheets and in partial
binding, were destroyed. The printing Office be.
low was almost inundated, but by the assistance ri
friends and firemen, are glad to learn that our
old friends, Dutton and Wentworth, were not 30
much injured ~ to stop the publication OF their ex-
celisnt paper single day. Their insurance was
4ls.ooo.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The Legislature Of California have passed bill
prohibiting Lotteries, by severe penalties. There
was . bin pending in the Senate, however introduce
ed by Mr. Van Buren,, to license Gambling. For
every three Monte tables 4lsoo were to be charg
cd per quarter.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

CLoTHsNo THE NAkED.-Messrs J. STURois +
SoH have just opened more extensive stock of the
most fashionable Hats, Caps and Clothing than has
ever been hrou. hit TO this place. They are able to
give their customers the most fashionable outfits,
such a. viii make them pass muster in tip top So
ciety. They con now clothe all from the crown OF
their heads to their ANGLE joints. See their adver
tisement.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

stopping the Nils in 81 Losis.-The RuxsErn
s'y thst IN Consequence Of the PREVAILING hieA
prices Ter wheat, and the low rates fcF fsur u ~
anu the Eastern and southern Hsrksts. ssm< n
or twelve OF the principal mIIers have rssoises =
s'"f their mills for the present. Thsf nm -
tremrs OF Comparative prizes far Heut - Shsv1,
which have prevailed for the past "a nsaiAs. Asss
been an Improbable business ta tniis@rs, ~ a@na
Question; aud that the Isrryer has been mere ~
remuHerated in the market tor hi. wheat, sc -
MT disposed to concehe. We here The essse q
the complaint ny the miIlers. and which - SssseA
tie resolution they have adopted. may sonn ~ 70.
moved hy an increased de maid for the product q
their labor nj remun~rafne prieest and sf Tie
Time The former receive profitable return fcS 10
proeuef-- ffIfcaga O. nneteisI ba,sttiser.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
r.. late s,orm at ,he East.

In another column We give some Of the details
Of the late storm. subsequent dates bring US far
Their particulars. The famous lighthouse at Mi.
not's ledge, near Boston, was blown down. All
the seaport towns near that city suffered immense
~. Vessels were wrecked, bridges were carried
away and large quantities Of grain, lumber and coal
were washed into the sea. The loss to the towns
Of Plymouth and Kingston alone, 10 estimated at
one hundred thousand dollars.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

We find the following in the Sacramento Tran.
script Of the l&th March. We do not know what
Peasley 10 here referred to. We believe he is no
relation 10 our fellow-citiaen OF the same name.
DiED-On Long Dar, Yuba River, Feb. 10TH OF
inflammation Of the bowels, Philip .. Pess.ley Of
Iowa.
As 1t 10 not known TO what part OF the State the
deceased belonged, any one who may have been
acquainted with his family would confer a great
favor BY dropping line 10 James B. Wilson, Long
Bar, Yuba River.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

A MAyoR filming HiNsEIF.-Hsyef -
has been timing the merchants OF Nss f"es -, -
abstr uctin@ the sidewalks with Their FoN1ss -
and barrels Of goods Som- of thr sufferers ff'%.
lated by keeping watch ever the lsrse
establishment af the Mayor. who - h'mseH
chant. The ether day they caught ne As5r. n.
pho, ees mapping, and entered coHfiains FeI1, -
Honor. when he readily fined hImssa e'Ies
drei dollars.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

1he way - she TrousSresssr 10 hard.
o. sunday last man BY the name OF JAxEs
1AnDsx, was arrested on the charge Of having on
NE night previous, between midnight and day-
break, entered several Of the lodging rooms Of the
Barrett House, and taking therefrom two silver le.
yer watches belonging severaliy to Messrs saun-
dsrs and Higgins Of Mount Pleasant. The charge
vas 20 fully sustained that he was committed FIR
larceny. On Monday he was indicted by the
Grand Jury-on Tuesday he was tried By the Dis
srics Court and found guilsy-and on Wednesday
mornlag he was sentenced 20 two years service
q The renitentiary 1t Fort Madison. On tho trial
q appeared that he not only entered the rooms &C.
eupied By MessTs 8. aid H. but also those Of
Nsssss Luke Palmer and Hon. w. Thompson
They both awoks while he was in their rooms, and
that circumstance probably frustrated his plans in
rohbine them. Notwithstanding the direct proof
sgainst him, he hac the boldness to make quite .
long speech to the jury pleading innocence and
elarins that he had bought the watches Of stran-
or for twelve dollars. He told the Jury he had .
wiss and three little boys end for their sakes he
eesasd 10 have great reluctance TO going back to
Part Madison, the place Of his residence.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

FRrNcHLIxE.-Mr Walker one OF the editors OF
the San Francisco Herald, was fined Asoo and or
dered into close confinement until the fine was
paid, by Judge Persons Of the District Court. His
offence was publishing an article in reference to
the Judges charge TO grand jury. The affair hac
caused great excitement.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

AecsDEsr.-A young man by the name Of ALL
sos, vac brought from the steamer Dubuque few
evenings snce, to the Burlington Hotel, shock.
iasiy aansied condition. while engaged In oilins
The machinery, he was struck BY portion Of IL,
end hecaMe entangled so that ono Of his legs was
broken IN two places and . large portion Of the
Aashy part Of the thigh torn out. Medical assis.
tancs was promptly obtained and his attendants
SOW have hopes that he may recover.
LArER.-we are sorry to learn that young ALI
con died yesterday about one O'Clock.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

cALiFoRsiA PArERs.-Tuesday's mail brought
us ample flies Of the Sacramento Transcript, from
the 9Th to the i4th Of March, inclusive. We also
acknowledge the receipt Of = Sacramento Daily
Times from Jacob Arrick and the San Francisco
Alta California from James Kurtz, both citizens Of
this town.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

A Light House for a TindfaH.
the New York E.ening Posi- relates ~ - -
"hish' however. IL Is u elintd q. d,.e,sA.. ssse
~ on au' ton sale RI unclaimed $3.50:
from the Custom House, the other a. -
ny the name of Lutz is said to hay. y.,,s1nm
containing large wheels and MACHINES 80 ezsss
cases had not been opened, Ii Wss ncs ~. Nh
ciseiy what the contents were. BENZ -. ~
go. however, some presenting sn,isr, y 80
seven feet ny five. and seeming ~.n . -
heaty,the German bid the round co.. ssees ~
dreh dollars for them. and had then ls.ssss 49,
70 HIM. When he came 10 o,~p N. -
inuf ey contained the complete ~, =
lighthouse, all IN COED order. and !. h;sh i. - I
hc ""r'h FRI m twenty to Thirty thout,r. 49, =
me statement - made on the sufho,ity ~ -
ing paper, and requires investigates. VI Ia
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Lac creenriiie Southern Patriot s,x.. a..
know OF some gentlemen II wealth srs -.
are about leaving South caro,ira. ~ a@..1a -
continued political turmoil and ~s,ts,, III, = :
:, e ~ oo.elnnfn', which tharacisri1-s ~
y she persists M her mad scheme N .... 80
heI best citizens viii leave her !, .ssnes
move, as one told Us few days since. go -
United >tates,p $50 -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

DrsuoUE TRi-WEEKLY BHAALp.-1his is the
title Of neat and well filled neutral PAPER that has
just been started in Dubuque. by Messrs HoLT b
MAHoss as editors. These gentlemen are well
and fasorshly known, and from what they already
say Of their success, their enterprise il popular
and remunerating. ard we are glad 10 hear il.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

STATE PRiNrERs.-Gov. Hampstead has appoint
ed the successors Of Holt and Keesecker, publish-
ers OF the Miners Express, State Printers. As
Palmer and Paul have done up all the work, there
may not be any use for such 4 concern until the
meeting OF the next Legislature, when that body
may see At to appoint somebody else.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

DrsrRier Curar---HeGry Tfreffs--ssn -
ter recovered the amount If sssii %, sgssnG -.
A Suter in the District Court yesterday. ns.S -
amount OF two notes less 1900, which No.
raid. ,,~,s-
tiff in the amount Of $4,000. with infsfesn -
rate OF i've per cent. per month. from inc -
of October iast.-tPiaeer Times
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

We have been informed that joint stock COM
pany is about being formed, in this place for the
purpose of erecting Masonic Hall. The building
is to be erected on Second street-is to be four
stories Highland 80 feet front by so feet in depth.
Three thousand dollars in stock has already beer
taken, which renders 1t certain that the Hall win
be huilt.-[Nuscstine Journel.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
For the Burlington Hawk. Ere.
ODE TO SPRING.
inflated into English from the Greek Of Anacreon
ny PRor. :. PIERsoM.

inflated into English from the Greek Of Anacreo
ny PRor. .. PIExsox.
Behold how Spring along the plain,
Makes the fragrant roses blow;
And see the hil'ows OF the man
Inpiacid beauty flow.
See too the duck returns,
Accompanied by the dove;
VII h on the budding myr,ieImourrE.
Its Winter refted love.
See far along the arching sky,
The crany column pours;
The weikin shakes to their wild cry.
The Lakes t. their far shores.
Earth-sprung Titan from afar,
Shoots his electric beams
Which with their potent might unbar,
The icy fetteted streams.
The fitting shades cf dusky clouds
Like spcctres walk the earth;
Or pillow'd on the sky like shrouds,
There mock subiunar mirth,
And there the lightning weaves its line.
Around their misty se,ms-
Which ever and anon do shine:
In flashing iurid streams.
~
The thunder lifts his awful voice,
And bursts grim Winters chain
Once more, Earth's paisicd limbs rejoice,
And fresh life floods each vein.
The luscious olive bends the boughs,
ofits tropic loving tree;
And the roaring bowl Of Bacehus flows,
Exciting song and glcc.
"
Around il, bays OF myrtle Irvine,
Enwreath'd with fragrant flowers;
Each sacred 10 the god Of Wine,
And his convivial hours.
Thea drink the wine and eat the fruit,
And drown the cares of life,
Forgetting that there lies the root
or all their voc and strife.
Burlington, Apri, goth, 1851.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Constable Harrss arrested two men on yesterday
vosk In the act Of dshting on Sonth wharf. He
Nook then i@msdiaseag before Jastics HAanas, who,
eltes patient hsaria6s 6nsd oAs a them i've dol.
jArs. TAs pfonptituds Of oar police, consisting
= Marshal Esslsy AMI the town conssablss, sssrs
AAesss, - quite prsissworthy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

RI ron want to he q popular man. smother -
heart with the embroidered Blanket Of hypesivys
.iep"se and decapItate king Conscience, tnfa -
dred and tifty thousand smiling facrx every - y.
the world, and say, sYes, that's trus,f to sssfy
you hear.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The Sacramento Transcript contains the particu-
lars Of the great fire at Nevada City on the night
ofthe nth March. II originated in . bowling al
ley, and 10 supposed TO be the work OF an incendi
ary. The names Of eishty-two proprietors Of bust.
ness houses, who were burned out are given. $50
buildings were destroyed,and one man YVES missing.
Loss estimated at 81, 100000.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

this season occurred on last Tuesday night. The
ground was white with it on Wednesday morning.
We fear II may do harm to some OF the early vege-
tstion. The atmosphere Of yesterday continued
uncomfortabiy cool Tor the season, indicating the
existence of snow to the north and west OF US.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

PLANK ROAD TO wARRIN.-A survey OF the
route OF this road win be made by the engineer in
. few days. Our citizens will promote their own
interest by helping forward this important road.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
DrrR0lT, April o..

DETRnlT, April %.
4 most depraved and organized gang Of men num-
bering from thirty TO forty. have been arrested in
Jackson county; their sole occupation was de-
stroying the property on the central railroad by
placing Instructions on the track, counterfeit ing;
horse stealing, burglary and robbery. Among the
persons arrested are three justices OF the peace,
five ply sicians. one judge and four constabies.-
The depot at this place, lately burned, is said to
have been fired by one fthis gang.
New York, April -, noon.
Flonr-Western and State unchanged, with lin
tied demand. Corn is selling at q decline. Pork
firm and fair business doing; new mess sells at
ais ~, old mess ELI; new prime $is. old Ell Is.
lard IS quiet a "a TO sc. Whisky steady at &C
for prison.
Bosrox, April ~, r. NJ.
sumner, the Free Soil candidate for United
states Senstor, was elected todsy on che 9th bal
lot. $50
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
oSd Fellows Celebration.

Oh Fellows Celebration.
This benevolent Institution had celebration in
this city on last saturday. They turned out re-
spectacle numbers, and after marching through our
principal streets to the excellent music OF the Bur-
iington Brass Band, they proceeded to the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, where they were sppropri-
ately addressed BY GEORGE G. wRi0ar, ESQ, Of
KeosauQua.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

COMMUNICATIONS WITH CHIxA--The =. -
cIsc" Balance, 81 the 10th uit., no.ss the trss -
rlo,ed hy the ten different vessels i'm ecss Az.
una, po,t 10 'h'na. The longest time VS. n -
the shortest thirty -~,ght-but i, has hsr, ~
thirf, -four days. This in hrfnr o. digs. ~
tween New York and China 10 abou, sixty esex..s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The town Of Palmer, Mass, was visited by IN
extensive confiagraton on the 18th ult. The blu.
siness part OF the village was entirely consumed.
Loss estimated at about 100000.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

The hrst ticket to Jenny Lind's Concert in Gin.
cinna, was bought by fashionable tailor for $s76.
The net receipts Of the Concert were $4,000.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Stockholders ofthe Virginia Plank-rosd Compa.
ny should not forget the meeting tomorrow At one
O'Clock in the Council room.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

J. G. LAuMAN 4 BROTHER have just received
large and heavy stock OF seasonahle goods, and
now ready to wait upon customers in their extern
sive Store on the corner Of Jefferson and Water
streets. Sec advertisements.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

Mr. Webster has declared the Erie Canal Enlarge
ment Bill, constitutional. The seeding Senator's
commended that il was otherwise.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

SuPEaioH WRirsHo PAfER.-Mr AsaAnAMs has
sarnished for examination, nine different speci.
nsa half quires Of fooscap and letter paper. They
include some Of the auest patterns iron British
end French - well ~ from our own best manufac-
tursrs Of the article. These are BY no means iii
Ne varieties he has for sale, but they sucient
- sssisfy the most fsstaious in their choice OF
good article o. writing paper. Gee his advertise
manko.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fell thick and fast in
this city for the space of about hour on Tues
day last. Ice formed the same night dollar thick.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01

L. s. CiKeriT CorRT.-The stfennos -.
Court is now occupied by the rsse 90 ~ -. -
Clark Gaines ~. Richard d. Lee arc IrussF
The suit is brought hy the plaintiff. for tss
sion OF a 10. If q nuna, on the corner q -
Elm streets, in this cify.-tSt Louis lnaef-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-01
Sapcrlase adeHe Of Pub,ic Instruction

We presume the official account Of the election,
which held in this State on the first Monday of
last month, will be forthcoming by smother week.
The figures will probably show that Mr. Woodward
was beaten by about one thousand. majority
which might have been overcome had little more
interest and exertion been manifested on the part
Of the Wings throughout the State.