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IRREPARABLE.-A clergyman, who was con-
soling young widow on the death Of her hns-
band, spoke IN very serious tone, remlrk!ns
that he was zone of the few-such jewel Of a
Christian! You cannot fnd his equal you well
know" To which the sobbing fair one re-
piled, with an almost broken heart, I'll bet do!
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. ". MORGAN. =. NJ. cL'N
Morgan, M'Cluns 4 Co.,
DENI.EKS IN FUKr.lUN
MESTIC DRY GOODS,

I'D
MESrIC DRY GOODS,
rs Main street. 81. louis. Mo. t+sf
NTORCAN pCLUNG Co. will have ready for
exhibition by list September, the most extern
sive stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,th
have ever offered in st Louis. II Is nnneces sary
to specify goods qualities or prices hut their stock
will embrace every article Of French, German.
British or America an manufacture which the neces-
stiles Of the trade require. Especial attention has
been devoted to the selection Of ladies' dress goods
and merchants visiting this city may rely upon find
ing an assortment equal to any in the Uniou. They
intend that the extent and elegance of their stock
shall hereafter command the attention OF merchants
visiting st Louis and they will obligate themselves
to sell goods as low they can I've brought from N.
York or Philadelphia. They will duplicate any bills
which may be made In the Eastern cities, adding
only the cost Of transportation, &c.
Tocosh or ctual dealers, unusual induceme nj s
will be offered, and al, they ask is that their stock
may he examined, to convince merchants of the
foregoing facts. aug s--imw
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st Louis Election. .

From the Republican Of the 9th We gather the
city on Monday last:
Alexander Hamilton is elected Judge Of the
Circuit Court.
Samuel Treat is elected Judge Of the Common
Pleas,
Jas. B. Colt is elected Judge Of the Criminal
Court.
Jno. w. Colvin is elected Law Commissioner,
James CASTILLO is elected Jailer.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court Of the State,
IL. r. Gamble received a large vote in st Louis,
and the Republican thinks from the complexion
Of its returns by telegraph that he is elected.
Kosuth.
| Kcssuth has addressed despoadins letter to
| the American Minister at Constantncplc, in
which he says he has no faith in the promise of
! the Turkish Government that he shall be allowed
to leave in September. He gives no credit to the
Saltan for generosity, aud says he yields only to
| fear and protection. He says further:
A 10 rue, It is my duty not to reprcss any
humble wish about the further steps Of cur Gov
ernmeut 10 Tue il would be quite announcement
either to entertain or to express any feelings else
than the most fcrvcn, gratitude for the generous in
tenton of your country and Of your Government,
aud The most respectful appreciation of their no
! bile conduct toward myself and my companions,
which beg YOU viii be SO kind to convey to the
Government aud the people Of the United States,
together with the humble declaration of mine,
that whatever may be the fate have to meet. II
will be. even in the moment Of dcath--after the
trust to God, always my chief consolation, that
your glorious country, the grave Judgment OF
| your wise men as well as the sentiments Of your
people. have deemed the poor Hungarian exile
not unworthy of their sympathy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

WASHINGTON, July 80.
1ov Of tkc Cardiner Claim.-D scliaation.
Gs!lagher, who was 4 partner Of Gardiner, testi-
"a before the Grand Jury to-day that the silver
naes in Mexico were of no value, and the work.
q them had been abandoned before the war.
. The Hon. George Evans, of Maine, declines
y appointment Of Commissioners to settle Land
Claims 10 California. Isa.a eaa
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INDIANA ELEcrIoN.-The Wings Of Indiana
have elected two members of Congress-PARKER
in place Of JULIAN, Free Soil Democrat-sup-
ported bv both parties-and L. @. DEBsuLER,
beating LocKHARr, in the First District. They
have a chance for one or two others
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

A woman in Ohio, put her baby into the wash
ing-tub, and its dirty freck and peticoat into the
cradle, and set her little boy to rock it. She did
not discover her mistake until the baby cried,
when she pinned its left leg to the line, as she
hung it out in the yard TO dry.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

We return our thanks to Gen. \. c. DopGr
for copy of Foster 4 Whitney's Report on tn,
Mineral lands on Lake Superior
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

ARKANSAS ELEcTIoN.-The only return we
have from the election last Monday, is from Crit
tenden county. For Congress Johnson (Dis-
nnionist) received 20 votes; Preston (Whig,
Unionisf,) 1OS. The other townships would in
crease the majority to between 80 and IS. ~
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G. w. RICHIE & son,
" 1piC1V 1T q y q

{ c. ". RITCIIlE 4 SON,
( Variety store.
. JEFFERSON street, Burlington. Iowa, Dealcrsf
81 in staple and Fancy Groceries, Prorisions,I
2House Keeping Goods and Fancy Notions.
( We are determined to make our establishments
Sworthy OF the patronage Of the most liberal andy
xgenerous. Burlington, aug. 1851 !
X.
INSURANCE NOTICE.
TINE subscribers to the capital stock Of the Bur
linston Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
are hereby notified, that at meeting OF the Board
of Directors held on the nth inst, the Secretary
was directed to call upon the subscribers, Tor the
payment Of five per cent?, Of the amount OF their
subs criptnn, also, to secure the balance OF said
subscription. JOHN u FOoiE,
lbs r. FA,Es, President.
Secretary. (aug II, iS5t-3w
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-14

AsroNIsHING.-In looking over our exchange
papers in search Of something that may prove OF
interest 10 our readers, we have come across the
following. It's decidedly the most refreshing
paragraph we have met with since the CON-
mencement OF the hot weather:
The Bridgeport Standard has correspondent
in..Windham, Green Co., n .,"who is rcspon-
sible for the following:
"a circumstance Of the mysterious order has
recently come to light here. A merchant pnr-
chased in New York hogshead Of molasses,
and after having sold goody portion Of it, while
drawing for a customer, the molasses was OBJ
structed from running BY human finger in the
gate. The hosshead was immediately opened,
when black boy some twelve years old was
found, Molasses has been at discount since.
People could 60 the 'toe nails but the whole
darEey was decidedly too much"
We have heard before Of '6nSers" and ''toe
nails'' being put in to give the article a good
favor bat the manufacturer in this instance was
most injudiciously lavish of ingredients which il
sparingly used might have served to season the
whole plantation's crop.
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VALUABLE INVENTION.

PATENT STONE MPl
TINE above named Pump II composed entirely
Of Conn ,sition Stone, and is free from the A.
ny objections justly urged against either Wooden
or Metallic Pumps. The undersigned is prepared
TO sell County rights, in this State. Also, has on
hand choice lot Of sail Pumps which he wellsell
Quirc or l.. =. WRIGHT.
specimen Of the above Pump may bc seen Al
Henry ). Dartruif's. and also at Alfred Clark's
Burlington. and at Messengers in Dlnvillc.
Mr. w. may be found at the Farmers Hotel, or
at Howard's shop. when not absent on business.
Burlington. June IS. lS5i-2m
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DIN WARREN wM c. CI.ANkE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY

- IN the store formerly occupied by Geo. X riecl,-
ftk banm, Jefferson street. in the Barrett House,
sAsH We have opened entire stock ofnew and fresh
rRs6h andy Groceries, aud shall constantly keep
hand choice selection Of such articles in that line
of business, as must give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with their custom.
-. AS our purchases have been made upon the most
favorable terms, we shall be able to sell at very
mode rate prices. BY constant attention to bust
ness we hope to secure reasonable share both Of
the city and county custom.
WARREN CLARKE.
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

Mr. Charles L. Brace, the American arrested
and imprisoned in Hungary, has been released at
last. After he had been declared innocent, and
set free, he was called upon by the police author
tiles on his arrival at Vienna who after insulting
him by saying that he must have been implicated
in some way, or his trial could not have lasted so
long, ordered him to leave the Austrian territories
In three days, and this they did, as they said, not
on their own responsibility, but in accordance
with orders from the government Mr. Brace
told them he would represent this to his minister,
who would no doubt demand Of the government
an explanation of this new proceeding. On 60
ing to the police Office the next day, and asking
if they insisted On his leaving instantly, they
seemed to have changed their minds, and told
him he could remain until they communicated
with him again. Mr. Brace, however, left the
country OF his own accord in day or two after.
There can be but one voice on the subiect--that
OF unqualified condemnation of the whole pro-
ceedng, as fragrant violation Of the rights of an
American citizen, and as a matter calling for the
decisive action Of our government. If such an
attack can be made with impunty, where will be
the security for an American abroad, and what
will signify all our pride Of country and all our
boasted national strength?
The Cholera has subsidized in Fort Madison
There were only two deaths during the last week
The health of West Point is getting better. WIN
Newcomb, H. H. Richey, Mrs Young, Mrs Pc,
tiers and Mrs Best, wife Of John Best, have died
in that place of cholera, since the first Of August
Four deaths, of cholera, had taken place in The
lower part of Denmark township, Lee CO., in the
family Of Mr. Starkie
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4 vote was taken on last Monday week in the
city of Hannibal, Mo-, on the question of au-
thorizing the city council to subscribe $1,000 TO
the Hannibal aud st. Joseph R.ilroad. The vote
WAS unanimous i'm its favor
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A New Volume Of the American Phre nsls: al
Journal, commences July 1851. Now is the time
to subscribe. Devotedto Phrenology, Physiology,
Magnetism, Education, Agriculture, the Natural
Sciences, and General Intelligence, profusely il
lustrated il cannot fail to interest every class Of
readers. Every family, and especially all young
men and women, should have q copy. 1t is
printed on the first of every month, at One Dollar
year. All letters should be postpaid, aud di-
rccted TO FOWLERS & WELLS.
august 7--Aw l3i Nassau ST. N. Y.
n7-Suhscrip will be received for the above
work at the Hawk Eye Office.
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SroNE MAsoNs LOOK ourLUnder the new
Code of Iowa, the 'sperch" of mason work or
stone, is declared to consist Of tpenty fire feet GU
bic measure.
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j. BJTTEEFIEIR
Cs,mafis sioner of the General Laal UrlEs.

NOTICE To FRE-EMPTIgNCLAIHaNT
Every person entitled To- the right ofPTe -en4gtfon
to any ufthc ilnis within the an Esrst Of
townships above enumerated, is required i9 estab-
ish the To the satisfaction Of the register AMI
receiver Of the proper land Office, and make pay
men, therefor practicable sfer s~rfHs ass
notice, aud before the day appointed for tls~ Coz
menerment OF the public sale Of the lands sEhra-
cling the tract eiaime otherwise such claim iii b.
forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General land cf3ce.
June L.. IsSf-fgCw
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C4DDLERy HARDw ARE---Erf-ht sna IsrMrrd
- FOIL buckles. bride buckles, lorp-rnlFar Sack
les. mounted. trace buckles stitrnp~ xH4 rttr4 !.
screws. fad hooks raGrnd loops. rciA sra ting
snaps, rIm, Boston eaRrsntric and sand bends,
brass, sirercd, fTnry and fusset matt gale rings
curtain frames, top PROPS stump joints, brass aE4
ispaued arr in knobs. Boston mails wustei fr.s
wear irons, axle nuts enaraeIed leather morocco
goa, skins, pearl drap cloth, onion dsmask hrr
skins, scanning and FASTING lace. bread lace, rein
webh sr rngS. axIes- betting irar7-ruhtef cloth,
carriage and riding whips SC &c for sale yrry row
at GRrrrIrHs & Co.'S Hardware store
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HATS AND CAPS.
We are now opening splendid assortment OF
summer Hats and Caps, embracing great variety oil
white Palm. China Pearl, Panama, Lsghorn, Ras-
land, Fur, Wool, ETC., etc. Also, Bonnets and RIB
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those who wish to 90 To Congress must takethe
initiatory step OF gaiking into our Congress Gal
tiers, ami all who are DESTROYS of having bright
undermining, would do well to give us CALI
Roots anil Shoes of all descriptions. sQuick sale
aud small proiits.''
HARDw
We import our Hardware directly from the man
ufacturcrs in England, and therefore Afford TO
sell il at prices that will amt OF competition.
The attention OF Wholesale Dealers is particular
ty requested. J. 5. kfMBALL \ Co.
burlington. March ~, 1851 Gazette copy
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LEGAL NOTICE.

JOSEPH STEWART:
Sir:--You are notified that there is on file
in the office Of the clerk Of the District Court Of
Desmoines County, Iowa. a petition Of John NJ
Swan, claiming Of you the sum OF $55,e5 as due on
4 promissory note, and that an attachment has
been issued in said suit against your property,
levied on the West of the East !. the East half
Of the w. half N. +. quarter Sec. II 7. IAN Of II.
W.-Al>o on part Of =. W. Or, 4 part Of W. half
N. r. or. Sec. =, =. Mr.. W. in said county
and unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day CT the next October term
Of the District Court for sail County, to be holden
in Burlington on the Attn Monday Of October next,
Judgement will be rendered against you IN said
suit; and said land sold to pay the amount found
due. d. G. WIGHTMAN. Clerk ID
n. SrpcEroN plfsS Atty.
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The Water Cure Journal.-A new Volume Of
this .sJournal Of health' commences July, 1851
Subscribers should send in their NAMES at once,-
the Philosophy and Practice OF Hydropathy, Ply
siolosy and Anatomy of,he Human Body, Dietetics
Physical Education, the Chemistry Of Life, aud all
other matters relating 10 Life Health, and Happi-
ness, will he given in this Journal. We beliey .
that man may prolong his life much beyond the
Number of years usually attained. We propose to
show how. Published monthly, at One Dollar 4
year in advance. Please address, post paid, to
FOWLERS s WELLS, ISL Rassau ST., N. Y.
august 1s5i-4w
E7'Subscriptions received for the above work at
the Hawk Eye office, $685.
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assriage Of Jenny Lisd.--The London Sun, OF
Sy llth, states, con unquestionable authority,''
~ Jenny Lind and Signor Belletti will be mar
- ION their return from Canada, previous to
S9 voyage from New York to England. Z.
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lava Conlorenoe,

~ANN>~ S>"~>-->-rN~~-" -->-N~~>%@>~-~7~N\N-\N>
ff aazx8s For the Hawk.Eye.
lava Conference. a
i list q the appointments Of the preachers Of
!. Iowa Annual Conference, Of the Methodist
,Icopal Church, made, Aug. II, 1851, at Da-
suput, Iowa.
- uoiass District.-A. COLEMAN, P. E.
reaksk-W F Coles.
N1cutroseJ Jay.
rsrmington-J Guylee.
v;nchester-L T Rowley.
airmineham-S Clark, one to be supplied.
Yeoaauqua- One to be supplied.
.Ottsnwa-L Case.
Cadyville- Q Hammond.
Htsburg-H Gibson, F w Evans.
Noon6eld- IF H Cary, G W Clark.
Csateville Be supplied.
Dsrl;axtoa Disf.-I. |. STUART, 7. f.
Burlington Jos Brooks.
rort Madison-E I.athrop.
s,lem-T N kirkpatrick.
West Point B Hardy.
New tondon--M r Shinn.
Mailetown.--T 4 Corkhiil.
AylSw Springs-H N WILDER.
Charlottesville Jamison, ] Cameroa.
NJ Pieasant-Jno Harris.
Fsir6eh-J Mcdowell.
hirAton-W Armstrong.
Locust Grove-to be supplied.
Dsbsqse data YOU'VE, P. f.
dialogue City-W Hubert.
Cat6sh-A ] Kynett.
Dsuevae-R w Trimble.
Apdrew-S rarlow.
N,oucketa-J c Smith.
SabalaJ Blackboard.
b. Witt Walker.
Davenpcrt-L Taylor.
= Clair-J Mcdonald.
SrinS Rock--R Kicker.
Grand View-x c Woodfcrd,
Nascatine-H c Dean,
ra.er bpa Disa-H. " Rkkp, p. L.
C.wsse-J q plmSist, ] Newton.
Aaanosa-H faylcr.
MI vcrnoa--G b Bowman.
Narion--E w Twining.
Independence-to be supplied.
West Unions H Greeaap,
Eikader-to be supplied.
Carnayillo- |. Kelly.
ColesburghJ I Colman.
Dubuque Cir B Taylor.
Yellow Rivera Bishop.
Norwegian Miss.--to be supplied.
bss CITY Dist.-D. WoRrHlNeroN, 2. +.
Iowa City-M H Hare.
Wet LIBERTY w B Hewitt.
Washingtoa-G H Jennison.
SxcLlney-H B Barley.
Monte.uma-W r Blake.
Marriages. Brooks
Marshall-to be supplied.
Cedar Rapids-N King.
Big Wooas-S T Vail.
Otter Creek-E skinner.
Tpton-A Wright.
Fort DIS Moiaes Dist. HAYDEN, p. l..
n Dies Moihes-S Haines.
Newton-W p Mann.
Bocn-to be supplied.
Red Rock-R Swearingen.
Oskaloosa-G w Teas.
Alhia--M See.
Chariton-E l. Briggs.
Kncxville--A w Johnson.
Three Rivers-D I Swecm.
Adell-R G HaNn.
Council Bluif-W Simpson.
u Crawford and + c Crawford, transferred
Indiana Conference.
!. B Dennis and J II Dennis, transferred
Missouri Conference.
A Nelson, transferred 10 North Ohio Confe
nee, and stationed at 1'itin College.
Delegates TO General Conference:
H w Reed, Brooks, G Dimmitt.
Reserves-I Stewart. I. B Dennis.
The next Conference will be held in Burlin
ton.
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ACCOrul0MS.
lust received, first rate assortment of Fren.h
- Accordians. by q WALDiN,
augl3 Jewelry store on Jefferson street
VXIHIrE LEAD: 5of>ess pure White Lead;
w so kegs No. / white lead, for sale by
may s., ISL WI CooLnAUeH X 20
VyDER vINEG bhls pure Cider Vinegar
I Just received and for sale low by
july Il l. GAY
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Burlington, June 27th, 1851.
MOi.ESKIN HATS:

MOLESkIN HATS?
SruRGlS 4 SON have this day May "sth)rc-
- ceived large invoice Of elegcnt MoLESklN
HATS-Thcir stock Is now complete and embraces
all he prevailing styles. Gentlemen wishing o
first rate article are respectfully invited to CALI
Prices moderate. burlington may %, 1851
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w. L. COOIbaugll 4 co.,

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
TTAVE in store and offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices. all ling freight only, large and fresh
sortmen, of :raceries Liquors, &c. ,amons which
are to be found the following articles. viz:
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New Goods.

J'hb boats continue TO come loaded with Goods
L for the FARMER,S EXCHANGE, Among
the arrivals for the week, are
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From the N. Y. Tribune,
Summary of Foreign News.

The Washington and Nioydra bring weeks
later news from Europe. The subject most dis
cussed in the English papers is the disposition to
be made Of the Chrystal Palace, Lord Campbell
heading the assaultng party who insist on its de-
molition, while the Tmcs brings its heavy artil-
lery to the and Of Mr. Paxton and the Winter
Garden plan. The latter seems likely to pre-
vail. The Exhibition is more popular aud pro-
fitable than ever. News from all parts Of the
Kingdom represent the crops as in fourishing
condition, especially the Potato crop, which will
be unusually large.
In France the great topic Of interest is the de-
bate on the Revision Of the Constitution, which
was in its third day when the mail closed. The
>most important speeches thus far have been those
Of M. Berryer and Victor Hugo. A sketch of
the debate win be found in the letter Of our Paris
correspondent.
Italy is in a mournful condition. With the
single exception of Sardinia, she is given up to
more than Russian despotisn. The Pope has
gone to Castel Gandolfo, where he has had an in
terview with the arch-tyrant Of Naples. They
mistake who Imagine that the terrible quiet OF
Italy breeds no storm.
Schleswig Holstcin is in the atfcctionate charge
| Of Austria. In Spain there is whisper Of con.
spiracies. Greece is a nest Of robbers. THAI
splendid old barbarian, Schamyl. is giving Russia
trouble in the Caucasus and Turkistan. The
Chinese have rebellion in Kwang-Si, aud thu
son Of Taou-kwang is trying to qnell 1t.
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II 0Dt:ER'S- Wostenhnitn's- Wraz-ss aad olnrr.
] makes of Pocket, Pen. CaEifnf nta and rrunrr =
Knives in rosewood ebony buck bone amt ~ srr
handles, with common and French forks Carvrrs
stcelS. Razors Beef slicrrs. Butte her kHftts rafr
and Putty knives. Saw knives, SCISSORS <hears.
ta.ler's board and trimming Shears, Pruning sh~ars
spring Lanccts, horse FleamS- our stock cf Cnt-
lery Is larger than II has hcret fore been, and mrrr
It's the attention Of ruFc hasrfs. a t-.. .r = a-
July -, 1881 VI. VI. GRIFFTTHS N c.
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sne total value Of the real and personal estate
M 3 clty OF St Louis, as fixed by the Assessors,
NE year 1851, is, So, 500 81. 80,