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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-03-13

AUCTION SALE.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS and
= Groceries Of the undersigned will be sold al
auction, to commence
On Thursday. the s1th Of March,
and continue two or three days until al, are Sold
credit Of six months vii, be given on all bills of
~ dollars or over that amount with notes and APP
proved security.
The stacl is composed of general assortment
asool Coos, such as are kept by our retail stores
~ wall he sold without reserve.
Country Merchants and Farmers may be well
supplied 1t low prices
Purchasers are invited 10 examine the goods be-
eefe the day OF sale. ROBERT ARMSTRONG.
ARLINGTON march Ia iaal-at
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,Aas IMPROVED FARM for Sale or Cash r eHt
E88 about . miles from burlington ard mile.

,sas. IMPROVED FARM for Sale or Cash r ent,
R4@ about 10 miles from Burlington ard miles
<-a-> from Shokokon, on Honey Creek, HenaeIso on
county. Illinois, OF 500 acres.
This Farm is on high and rolling prairie, is beau
tifu!ly watered by Honey Creek, which runs
through il for one mile, is well supplied with
young and thrifty timber, abundance of good lime
stone for building purposes an unlimited range for
stock, making it Of the best farms the stock
raiser or wool grower in the west, and for raising
grain is unsurpassed over 800 acres under fence,
part Of which is in timothy grass; 100 acres for
spriny crop. young orchard, good barn with
stables, and two dwelling houses form part IF the
improvements. i.
have also several pieces Of unimproved lands
in the same county, within and 10 miles of Bur-
lington, which are for sale on reasonable terms
For further information enquire OF the subscriber.
either by letter post paid in person at his office,
on Water st. Burlington, IoSa.
ian. -, 1851. FRANCISJ. c PEASLEY.
cyKATES: full assortment, with or without
= straps for sale at fdecl2) GRIFFIfHs co
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Also, silk Vests, with the largest and most eIe-
CANT assortment OF GeHtcmen's Furnishing Goods
ever brought into this or any other market north
of st Louis Call and see for yours elves. to wit:
Fine Irish Linen shirts; Silk Drawers and Under
shirts; Flannel, wollen knit and Canton Flannel do.
Fancy Sill and satin Crarats and Scnrfs, Pocket
Handk erchiefs, suspcnlers. Socks, Gloves, Com
forts, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, etc.
Also, large assortment Of HATS AND CAPS,
of the latest patterns and finest material.
ssDon't be backward about coming forward" AMI
thing in line will be sold the best terms, and
all warranted Any person in want Of any article
enumerated above, may rest assured that he cannot
do better than give us cali. We shall take pleas
ure in showing you stock you do not buy
Country dealers are respectfully informed that
we prepared to sell at WHOLESALE, and ON
terms that cannot fail to ensure them handsome
profit. HEINSHEIMER & co.,
oct 81, so Jefferson street, doors below Third
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~ iIl;asal North.


No. d Main street, Saint Louis,
A> HAS received BY recent arrivals, and now n
s'cre, iarse and desirable stock OF season abie
goods in the shove line, embracing all the new
sUA.and fashionahle styles, web adapted the
~ and city trade, to which constant additions win
ssnade. thereby keeping his stock complete dur
v0l efeaf care aud will be offered to the trade at
svssy small advance on manufacturers prices.
kerchants visiting the city are respectfully So
ac'fsd 10 an examination Of the stock before pur-
eAsings as am determined to sell very low.
81 confident that, from the completeness and va.
nesy OF my assortment. will De hle TO OFF, grea-
Ethan usual inde dement's. WM NORTH
q Loais. march Is, 1857 s5
SPRING GOODS.
TINE subscriber is now opening an assortment
q GODS for tie Season, such as Deiaines Cling
Anss Sarge De LANES, Prints. musiins, etc.
march -, 1851 NSDU DOIS
1EDAR aud Pine Buckets amt pa,nteh luis for
Asale by (mch IS, '5D Ms DU Bo!s
kiED Apples aud Peaches, just reed at
l(march Is, Isl .8 pu BOTS
AIDES and Misses Bonnets, fine and coarse
lLfor sale lowhy NSnU ROlS
"A R1fFICIAL Flower Wreaths, e,c.. for sale by
"A march 10, s5l NSDU BOTS
nUEENSWARE: Common Teas; Granite do; tea
0setts. chillrens' cups AMI mugs.at Dir 3ois
~ R0CERIEs: A good assortment OF family Gro
NJ ceries kept constantly on hand, and for sale
low by inch Is, '5ll Du BOIS
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ALso--A general assortment Of Ladies, Ores
Goods. Gloves. Hosiery, ETC., which we are pre-
pared to sell upon the most reasonable terms.
H..-... GROCERIES,. -s-
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& Te,jdencs in yellow sptins township, on Ssur
- seNrNing last, of CONSUMPTION, Rev. w. A. d. Me.
srseS Pastor Of the Prebyterian Church at Kossu,h,
- = ssars.
~ a. was beloved By all who knew him. lie was a
.e nsn Of rare talents and eminent piety His
s,ssa ssry as.duoa, in alternating his susriass
s,,e ~ whole his rroacted Illness. Their sympa.
= Aishly eammendable. Mr. Ma ,abors have been in.
,psed sacse less, account of his disease. ever
- Il took the pastoral care of the church, lie has
ws are clad learn that he died in the iumphs
rf.;,h il that Savior for whose cause he iahored.
= R,a.aeasvil,e township, Nc Dononeh county, III on
- M insa WILLIAM F., son OF Thomas j. and rcme.
g Oasis aged Is years and days.
n.rns bis confinement, though short and painful, he
.syes heard complaint and jus, before his exit call.
m. relatives and tenas his bedside and babe them
swell and with smile peculiar to his coGa.sna lance
s,.l1sa nr his spirit.
-. Affections sore. eight days he bore,
- 4s All efforts proved in vain.
M x8 Till Gad did please. and death did seize
$500 And cased him from his pain.
II f. &. MERRILL.
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THE undersigned has this day associated himself
with Mr. GEORGE MclNNEs, in the Gun Making
t1sincss. Mr. Mctnnes has worked with the best
Me makers In the States OF New York and Ken
t1fky, and IS acquainted with all the late improves
0eats IN Rifle making. He is therefore prepared
Waanufactnre Rifles, either grain or common twist
dasle or double. Iron or Steel barrels, warranted
b shoot from one to i've hundred yards.
s. Specimens of his work may be seen at the
ohtdware establishment Of II. II. Griifths 4 Co.,
q Jefferson street, or at the shop.
Burlington, marrh6, 81 u. s. EDERSoL.
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- ATTENTION FtREMEN!
ssatea meeting OF the Desmoines Fire Co. No. I,
IN IL held the City Council Room this evening. 18th
- a o'clock. Membes are particularly requested TO
slasd a. business OF portance will be transacted
By order Of the company.
march IL, 81 b. r. LITTLE. sec'y
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
pUE undersigned viii open day School ia the Ger.
man Methodist Church in the City OF Burlington, on
Monday next March Il, ISL Where he will reach the
kanches usually taught IN common English School.
TEENS Of tuition per quarter Of twelve weeks:
Fur photography and Reading, So 90
the abave with Writing, 100
Arithmetic. Geography or Grammar
in addition to the above studies, 100
the higher branches of Mathematics,
Natural Philosophy. sc. $50
One lesson per week, in Music, will be given to
IL Who desire il, without additional charge.
Durlingtpn. march Is. 1S5l-3ts
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EBERSOL s. MclNNES.
NUN MAKERS. Shop at the old stand OF D. s.
III Eberso, Co., south east corner OF Jefferson
snd Third streets. Repairing done at short notice
snd on the most reasonable terms. fmareh Is ISL
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CLOTHING! CLOTHlNGt!
0UR stock comprises every variety OF Mems
oClothing. viz: Niue, blanket and cloth overcoats,
Cloth, tweed and satinctt sack and business coats
Black and fancy cashmere pants,
satinett, Sleeps grey and corderoy pants;
Valencia. cashmere. satin and sa.inet Vests;
Red flannel undershirts and drawers:
Silk. Merina and lambs wool undershirts;
Merino. rihh'd cotton and Canton flannel Drawers;
Just reed and for sale by G LAuMAN s. BRO
sept &c, so corner Jefferson and Water SITS
THIrES: Flat bastard Files. from to IS in; mill
" saw Files, all sizes; round. half-round. square,
hand bastard. hand smooth. halfround and hand
saw Files. for sale by tosD GRIFFlTHS& co
TRSULINE Manual. Garden Of the Soul. Kew of
Heaven. Catholic Fiety, Pocket Manual; Fol-
lowing OF Christ, ETC., ETC.. for sale at
oct 10, 80 ABRAHAMs' Book store
lust received, large stock of twilied. scarlet
y striped and plain, yellow, white and grey low
priced medium and very fine Welch, for sale low
by G LAuaAN BRO.
sent &c. 80 corner Jefferson and Water SITS
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R. c. CLARK. picKERsoN s. BRENT. FRANCIS l. SMITH
se. G.. Clark 81 Co..
MANUFACTURERS of White Lead, Linsecd
vi aud Castor OILS, Corner OF Twelfth and Aus
tin streets, ST LOUIS, Mo.
Ts-0iiice. at the Counting Room OF Dckerson &
Brent, No. II Locust street. fEeh o1s 1851
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=. W.Glark Philadelphia.
= ". CiarK y Co......... BO StOn.
Il. w. Clark L Observation-Disclosures Louis
+. w. clark, Dodge &Co.............New York.
EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF
E. w. CLARK, BROS, & CO.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
HRY and Green Hides, for which will ray the
! highest price in cash foct ~ RS ADAMS
NJ Ais AND GLASS: 30 kegs Boston and Pitts
Y bnrgh Nails, all sizes: 90 boxes by 10; 10 do
10 by - glass in store, and for sale by
oct $50 GARRETT COoPEn
DLACKSMITH'S TOOLS: Anyils, vices; sIetire :
Dhand and shoeing Hammers. Horse and Wood
Rasps, etc, for sale at GRIFFITHS 4 Co.'s
dec 10, 80 Hardware store
1VOFFEE: IS sacks prime Rio Coffee, lust eeei1-
N'ed for sale by toct24l G LAunAx s BRo.
CtCREws: 500 gro. Screws, assorted from 10
\ in. for sale at fdec12) GRIFFITHSN Co.'s
nRIED PEACHES: SO bushels Dried Peaches.
II just received and for sale cheap BY
nov 90, 80 J. g Lag-<Ag BRos
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HOME MANUFACTURE

HOME MANUFACTURES.
THE undersigned is now manufacturing gents
| Boots and Shoes, of the most approved style
and fashion. The above articles are made of the
hest French and Philadelphia calf. kip and moroc-
co skins. and by the best of workmen.
Also. ladies and misses boots, buskins and ties,
of every description. reg
Gents who wish a neat article of boots that viii
fit the foot well as to suit the eye, will please
call at f. Wallis second door east of Main, JEFF
fersnn street, where they can be furnished good
and low as any other establishment in the state.
Burlington, oct II, $50 E. WALLIS
- nBLs ALCOHOL, of superior quality, just re-
eJceived and for sale wholesale and retail by
june 1s, $50 L BURNAP, Burlington
DaIME WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, at
l. Wholesale and Retail to suit purchasers, al
june 6. 80. H.MATTESON& Co.
r received from Boston, a fresh stock OF Family
Groceries, &C., which he offers to sell as low as
they can be bought west ofthe Alleghen mountains
Oct 2i,1s5o THOMAS HEDGE
COOKING STOVES.
- THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
I'd a great variety of Cooking Stoves, among
~ which the following described patterns may
be found, viz:
Extra Air Tight; Irving Air Tight;
Queen of the Prairie; Bucks Double Oven;
Eureka Air Tight; Continuation Air Tight;
Also-Heavy plate premium Stoves, together with
full and complete assortment of Parlor, Box. 10
and plate Stoves all OF which offered for sale
low for cash. fDec 81 PRUGH 4 COOK
Just Received. =,
THERRY Grape Scarfs; Straw coiored Florence;
" Mode cashmere shawis, silk Fringes:
Chldren's Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trim nings; Sewing silks, assorted;
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Wehave in store so cases stoga boots; 40 cases
kip boots 10 cases gents long boots; 10 calf
boots; cases youths do; cases chtdrcns' do;
II cases mems brogans; eases youths do; 300
pairs childrens and Infants shoes, CATERS, ETC.;
100 pairs ladies and gentlemen's overshoes; 7oprs
excelsors, half Caters. etc, etc. a
HARDWARE.
We have just received 200 kegs Nails from sd to
Sd. All varieties of pocket, table, butcher and
carving Knives; scissors, shears, screws. butts,
latches, locks molasses gates, faucets, Lamps can
diesticks, saws, hhtche.s, hemmers, tacks. mill
saws, hand files, rasps, table and tea spoons,
etc, ETC., etc.; etc.
The attention Of wholesale dealers is particular
iy requested. Gazette copy) KIMBALL X co
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A CHOICE assortment of French and Domes-
~ tic Ginshans, plain black and black and white
chambray ginghams, all coiors, Just received and
for sale by teot ., 1901 Z q LACMAE BRo
La FAYETTE FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, Chartered Feb. sth. 1850.
CAPITAL 5000 ooo-s GOO paid in and wei secured.
a. NJ. CRANE, Sec'y G. s. ORTIZ, Pres't.
TINE subscribers, having been accredited as f.
L gents OF the above Company, are now prepared
to issue open special Policies for Fire Marine
Risks, in this any of the adjoining counties, up
on goods or produce, in store in transitn; upon
cargoes on lake, river, and sea vessels, or land
transportation; funds other property. by mail,
ETC., ETC., as favorable terms those Of any 9TH
er respectable Company or Agency in the city.
The Company will bear favorable comparison
with any COMPANY or Agency in the West, having
aiarge unmpaired CASH CAPITAL, and being known
o have adopted a liberal policy in adjusting and
paying losses.
All losses will be promptly adjusted and paid At
this Agency in NEW YORK FUNDS.
J. G. LAUMAN s BRO, Agents,
corner OF Jefferson and Water SITS
dec 10, is50-iy Burlington, Iowa.
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SNHAWLS: blk, embroidered, Bay State and com.
\ mon Shawls,for sale low at (nl4) DU BOIS'
fluRE WINES AND BRANDY.-Port, Madeira
I and Malaga Wines and French Brandy for med
cal purposes for sale by f d JAGGAR
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:
THERRY Grape Scarfs; Straw coiored Florence;
- Mode cashmere shawis, silk Fringes:
Children's Jenny Lind Hats; Coronation Cord;
Velvet Trim nings; Sewing silks, assorted;
Colored and black worsted Lace;
Zephyr Worstea, ETC., ETC., for sale hv .
Nov %, 1850 p, NJ, FORTFER
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ctKATEs: a full assortment, with or without
- straps for sale at tdecl2) GRIFFlfHS& co
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Cooking and Neatin: Stoves NJ reduced Prices.
ID ELIANCE cook stoves; Combination do do;
III Air Tight do do; Paror and heating do;
for sale to close out, at very low prices by
...., G. LAUMAN BRO
dec IL $50 corner Of Water and Jefer son SITS
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We have just received the largest stock of Gro.
ceries we have ever offered in this market among
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
1TcGuFFEY's Readers Mi.chelrs Geography;
W Rays Arithmetic; parley's do
Colburass do Olney's do
Elementary spellers; Smiths do ..-
Stationery of all kinds, for sale cheap at
nov IS, 80 GAYS Drug store
7,>ANCY STATiONERY.-As splendid as so rtment
Y of Fancy Stationery, consisting OF embossed.
gilt and plain note paper note envelopes motto and
transparent waters, marble and alahaster paper
weights. motto cards, perforated cards. perfor
paper glass and fancy letter stamps, letter clips.
paper folders fancy cards, etc.. etc, just received
and for sale by tnov lA J. F. ABRaHAMs
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READY MADE CLOTHING.
EA~ MEMS blue blanket and over C0ars;
Il I - 40 do drab do DO
I2 mems blue Jackets; 10 fine pilot cloth coats;
SO satinett and tweed coats; IL doz ID Shirts;
$50 pairs black and fancy cashmere satinett, cor
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk, merino, cloth and valentiaVests;
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers
cotton, merino and silk under shirts, etc., etc.
which will be sold very cheap by
oct3 $50 GARRETT COOPER
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THE undersigned wishing to close ont his pres
1 ent stock of Boots aud Shoes of Eastern manu-
facture also Hats and Caps offers to sell until the
10th Of March at COST. Come one, come all who
want Bargains. Call at the Shoe and Leather store
LETTERS street, one door east of Main. EgS
i'm L. WALLIS
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

American heart and mind, and the effect Of ordering the
printing Of number Of copies will be only to continue
the irritation which may exist between foreign Government
and this when the origin and Of the unfortu-
nate irritation has totally ceased by the deporabe result to
Hungary which has occurred Sir really do not know how
can take any In this subject but beg gentlemen to re-
collect that although may be only asserting principles
which indsputable, should in such delicate matter
move with caution and circumspecon establishing prn
disadvantsgeouy us principles which shall in any way
put the world against Why do this document
published is wanted in America for every sentiment
It contains is felt and cherished in every American heart Do
you want to send to Austria to Russia Great Britain
And do you expect to make posees there these great
principles which they know already our principles do
not then, upon the ground Of giving information to the people
OF the United States upon any other ground Gee the
cesy Of publishing extra number of copies Of this docu
ment.
Mr.. MANGUM called for the yeas and nays on the
motion. "
The yeas and nays were ordered.
Mr. HAMLlN. Is the question now on printing only,
on printing ten thousand extra copies
The PRESIDENT. II is on printing ten thousand extrs
copies.
MI. HAMLIN. Has the correspondence been ordered to
be printed
The PRESIDENT. II has been ordered TO Be printed
and referred to the Committee Foreign Relations.
The question being taken by yeas and nays resulted:
YEAS-Messrs. Baldwin, Bell, Cass Clemens, Cooper,
Davis OF Massachusetts Dawson, Downs, Ewing, Fech,
and Winthrop-Is.
NAYsMessrs Benton Berrien, Bradbury, Bright Butler,
clarke, Clay, Davis, Of Mississippi Dodge, Of Wisconsin
Norris, Sebastian, Shields, Turney, Walker, and Whit
comb-2i. =
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-01-04

will be than idle to do So You may get it into the
hands OF i've thousand among constituents but be-
fore we can send it to them they will get through the pub
hc journals OF the country not opposed to the printing
Of any extra copies out of any depect the Secretary Of
State for every who knows me- and who judges by my
conduct must be aware Of the fact that entertain for him
the most exalted eseem but my opposition the motion
only for the reasons have given
Mr.. MANGUM. will move to amend the motion of the
Senator from Texas by motion to print ten thousand extra
copies.
Mr.. RUSK. accept Of the modification
Mr.. MANGUM 1t may be very true, as the Senator
from Wisconsin has said that this paper will be printed and
go into the public ouas but the correspondence contains
principles deserving OF perpetual preservation They
uonal doctrines, American doctrines openly and manfuy
avowed in the eyes Of all the world.
Mr. DAWSON. And the rest Of mankind.
Mr. MANGUM. Yes, and the rest Of mankind. Laugh
er Sir the document contains language which is always
right and takes the responsibility fmantaning it. Sir am in
favor Of printing ten thousand copes because they will be
printed In form better calculated be preserved in the Ii
braries Of the country. hope the amendment will prevail
Mr. RUSK. The expense Of the publication Of the num-
Der Of copies proposed will be very nconsderable. agree
in the commentator of the document which has been made
by the Senator from North Carolina there many small
papers throughout the country which cannot print and
besides il is document which will bear reperusa and hope
it will be put into shape in which may be preserved.
Mr.. WALKER Is there any proposition to bind and
| stitch this document
The PRESIDENT. There is no such proposition.
Mr.. WALKER. Such proposition will be made no
doubt; and wish 10 remind the Senator from Missouri
(Mr BEsror) that shall have another printing job and
another binding and stitching job hope that those who
opposed such jobs will make it manifest this ques-
ton. wish repeat that endorse the doctrine Of the do
cumen and that entertain the highest respect for the Sec
etary Of State My opposition to the motion is only put
check to extent the practice Of printing much
/ Mr. DAVIS, of Mississippi suppose there is no one
here who will gansay any position taken by the Secretary
State in that document but it to that when Il
only principles which have always been avowed by the
Government Of the United States and which every citizen
the United States would adopt that making very
much Of it than necessary by ordering the printing
Of extra number Of copies will probably excite the
feeling abroad that this is merely flag thrown out and that
we are to show upon it our principles and feelings, which
every American feels, and no one disputes. see