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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
The Approaching Pork Season.

Inc approaching Pork Season.
Already the subject is agitated in relation
to The probable amount of the hog crop and
the prices likely to rule, and opinions show
a less difference, perhaps, than usual. Eve
~ one is apprised OF the fact that owing to
the scarcity Of corn and other articles of
food, large numb -rs of hogs have persisted
throughout the country, and with this certain
data to start upon, the prevalent idea seems
to be that high figures are unavoidable. Re-
cent transactions in this market have expos
cd the views Of a few operators, but there
are others who appear to think these exposi-
tions below the standard of prices just fed
by existing facts and circumstances. Mess
pork is now quoted in New York at ~, so,
and at New Orleans at $40, with an upward
tendency. There is but little on hand in
this section, and we presume the stock every
where to be much less than usual at this
season. Bacon also is scarce at this point.
The sales recently made have been ut $l4
to $l4 ,5O for mess pork, deliverable at the
option of the seller &C any time before the LIST
Of March. How much this will bring hogs
to, We are unable to say, as almost every
one has favorite method of calculation in
relation to such relative values. These meth
DDS of computing the prices Of hogs BY the
standard Of barreled pork, arc liable to be
disturbed, besides, BY the prices Of salt and
cooperage, and by the mand which may ex-
ist for hams, lard, and other portions of the
carcass not used in this way. Labor, too,
will have something to do with it, and many
other items of expense, which can only be
practically determined. +
Corn still rules high, as compared with the
quotations of former seasons. The growing
crop is abundant, however, and it is more
than probable that grain will fall to the com
mon level by the time fatting operations
commence. But the season for frosts is ap-
proaching. It's no uuusual thing for such
visitations to come upon our fields in the ear
~ part of September, and it must be re-
membered that the weather, for some time
past, has not been favorable for ripening.-
Corn is still growing, and will continue to
grow while alternate showers and sunshine
divide tho rov l-.f .sa- - = ri IN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
VIM A. Bachelors Hair DYE

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR q, Cd instant.
" " 10 4 beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn. leas, injury to hair or SIX in. s,.s = @
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to WIN. A. Batchelder sincc 1893, and
ovcr so 900 applications have been made the Hair
Of his patrons of his famous Dye. Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and Whiskers is unjus, as t would
be agains: covering bald head with wig.
VIM. A. Batchettrs Hair Dye produces color rot
to be distinguished from nature. aud is warranted
not to injure in the least, however l,ng it may be
continued. ~,i3s7E et3s ,...s-4s a-ss #
Made, soll or applied lin nine private rpolns) at
the Wig Factory, 2s3, Broadway, MY.
Sold in oil the cities and towns Of the U. S. by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. ,,s a
~ The genuine has the nalno and address upon
steel plato engraving, four sides ii each bottle,
Of * WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
- 233, broadway, N. Y.
Fersalc by ]. F. Tallant, Burlington. - ,.--
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

~ Adviccs from Rio de Janeiro say
sAassAe coolie emigrauts do not easily be-
cone recon lied to their new homes and
altered circumstances, and it is related that
out Of ten who had been taken by plan
'enseven went away dressed in their best
ao'Aes, and hanged themselves. The yell
'ov lover had broken out destructively on
e'asa the British ship.of-war Spy, in the
hafbor otBahiis.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

New LEATHER SToRE--Mr. George
L. Armstrong has opened new leather
store OH Jefferson street between Main aud
Third, where he is offering u stock, inclu-
ding all the varieties and qualities.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

GREAT decrease OF IMMIGRANTs.-T Tho
total number Of immigrants arrived in New
York city from January LIST to August I'D
Of this year, is ninety thousand four hun
dred and fifty nine, the number arrived in
the same port between the same dates last
year, was two hundred and two thousand
two hundred and sixty-seven showing a
decrease this year of one hundred and elev
en- thousand eight hundred and eighty
eight.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

I There 10 no greater mistake than bust
ness man makes than to be mean in his BUSH
ness. Always taking the half cent for the
dollar he has made and 10 making. Such q
policy 70 very much like the farmers who
sows three pecks Of seed when be ought to
have sown Eve, and a. recompense for the
leanness Of his snnl, only gets ten where be
oushs 70 have had fifteen bushels of grain
Everybody has heard 81 the prorerb Of spsE
ny wise aud pound foolish = Hunts Mer
chants Magazine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

II oas Of the villages in the southern part
Of the State, . merchant had got painted on
Ne fssoss over Tho village. 9 Go to Mark
Aaass 70 irsds. !"
a kssn, quick wistsd rival followed around
aster hin, and painted right under tho line.
sslf 700 Uan1 % Be akjnned." :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

FIVE AND A HALF MILLIoNs.-Th
assessment of real and personal property
for the city and county has just been COM
pletcd and amounts to Eve and a half mil
lions of dollars, within small fraction.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05


~ The St. Catharincs Post says that
the Welland canal is now lighted with Gas
from lock No. . as far as Thorold. This
We believe is the first thing ofthe kind on
he continent Of America, and perhaps in
d. world. In dark night the numerous
heks on the mountain present a lnagnifi'
cent appearance,
~ The killing of Henry I. Walls at
Woodbury. Tenn, in drunken row, has
resulted 10 the suppression of the liquor
'n6rthers. The people bought and de-
snysdsll the liquor in the place, and then
slvcd that they would neither sell the
udels themselves, rent their property to a
aaathat would sell it, or sell their property
saman who would use it for such pur-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

! ~- H ceansy Aah
,..sle 81 the city and County are
s Il the condition Of the poor
"a bow iassscieu. are The p'0si-
!. osspese For criminals We are
.s;aiss ,hs moo. secure and substantial q |.
.e,,.io0s, BY the cons'ra ton o.
= n. But tAose 50 unfortunate :, = 2
-. . pablo charge are really .na p'''.
a;,;oo. Thanks 70 the fertility Of
~ -r,r, and the energy and enterprise
81. ,.op,e, little pruyision was ever
!. ! seeded, for paupen. And the
ss.n tbs. we're provided have nov
xI,pidsted and uncomfortable
!. ~ ior the residence of human be-
Ns' -, holes through the roof, letting
!. I. .sip, and tho .aashine, and the
M. themseIyca rotting and deeay'ng
matt fora habitation. And
J. indifreres. accommodations as there
s. only be extended TO ten persons !
Y. inter tbe snow that came through
~ had 70 be shovelcd out at the
Sssl ,:, ~ ,ro,,.
.;th;u few days, says It is kept as
,odcr the circumstances it was pos
~ 30, that the whole was more like
~ ;.dit5.reut stable than ANYTHING else.
-, i. lunstic, female was confined
Asshe could be kept in no other
i. vss chained by the leg. The
l.al;ots THE chain como IN contact
- Il. se.h and as soon as ono leg be-
ore II was changed to the other.
q. ,,.,d no. be confined with rope as
i. ,oald il q day ortwo pick one to pieces
md escape.
!, the light Of al this it is apparent
~, no time should be lost, on the part Of
:. SUE, in erecting the necessary build
;,,, and making proper provisions under
~ " slresdy passed, for the accommoda-
IN, oflunasics. And it is equally clear,
,h,. ...hc next election authority should
b given by the people for the erection Of
). iuarnsry Of ample size.
II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

"A. They have in Ohio a law, which
vmit honestly administered, and scientif-
icIpgetors appointed, would be cquiva-
leut to prohibition Of nearly the entire Ii
ye trat6c, Their law requires the ap-
,intment or election Of an inspector of
Egaors, whose duty it is to condemn all that
Is not pure. The inspector for Hamilton
aunty lately examined twenty barrels and
ssand but one pure aud that was twenty
yet cent. below proof, The others con-
sincd adulterations of the most delcteri-
Gus aud poisonous kind such as sulphuric
aid, faesel oil, &C., in abundance.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

- Washington street should be open
a through to Boundary, graded and Nc
.daniscd. 1t would relieve Jefferson,
,bicbis now daily blocked up with teams
until il is almost impossible :or pedestrians
,oeross It many times, The opening OF
Washington would afford for much OF the
navel a nearer route into the city. 1.-THE
authorities had given their time to this
md many other Improvements much need
Cd and called for by the people, Instead OF
opening the grounds of the BaptistCollege,
an act petitioued for by no one, and ap-
psren.ly dictated by no other motive save
that of"spite, Tor to give their German con-
st,uenr au opportunity Of pasturing their
cows and pigs, ifnot exactly upon Parnas-
rus, upon the only really beautiful public
groundsin the city they would have been IN
the line of duty, and found themselves in
decidedly better odorl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
Timber Land for sale.

400 ACRES of first quality Of timber land, stu
Skunk, five miles from the city Of Burlington.
To any one wishing to establish Wood Yard on
the Mississippi, opportunity is offered that is
rarely met with. There is an excellent landing on
the river bank. which steam boats can always ap-
proach and where there is danger Of wood being
taken away by high water. A portion VI the land
when cleared would be valuable for farming purpose
rs it was not reached by the high water of 1850.
ED- Equire nc the Real Estate office" Of
July IL ~ L. D. STOCKTON "
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
- 233, Broadway, N. y
For sale by j. F. TaIlant, Burlington. ia. i,--
Aup 15-6mdSw. f

To the Public.
no YOU wish yonr Doors and Windows made wind
~ and water tight? Then buy Ebcnezcr Garnscy s
Patent Heather Strip
Which has been practically tested, and found to
combine simplicity and economy Ivy effectually ex-
Guiding all cold, wind, du t. and the most driving
storms from underneath doors and French window.
They are warranted to keep in good order, being
Metallic and highly ornamented; can he applied to
any door or window in few minutes without an
noying the same.
It keeps dust from blowing in, thus preserving the
furniture and carpets clean No cold or wind can ef-
feet an enthusiastically saving fuel
For sale by G LAUMAN BRO
aug -2m 7.sss Jefferson street
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4 l1lB . coz
Grocery Department,

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
"a The name q the Bluffdalc Post Of
nee has been changed 70 Kingston,

= rsns correspondent Of the National
,0'e'ageuccr says that the screw line of
'a's's ship Navarino was detailed to accom-
ray .as famous clipper the Great Repub-
"soa aes voyage from Marseilles to the Cri-
A'a' sadif necessary 10 tow her; but it
.pPeaS the hitter was obliged to keep un-
WI aes three topsails to enable tho Nava.
aaa 9 keep up with her. The French
s'stn we're utterly coufoundcd at her feet
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
Framework Iond fnr Solo

Improved Land for Sale.
FIGHTY Acres Of land, six miles FROM Burling ton,
II half q mile from the Mt. Pleasant Plank road
and near the line Of the Railrood. Forty acres in
good cultivation, and thirty acres in good timber nd
joining. will sell this land for S25 90 per acre,
and give and two years two-thirds Of tine pur-
chase money. Call al the real Estate agency Of
june 20 bpy L. D. STOCKTON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
10000 Acres iowa Land for Sale.

10000 Acres iowa Land for Sale.
| WILL self ten thousand acres Of land situated
counties, Iowa. These lands were selected by one Of
the most Competent locatcrs in The State, chiefly for
farming purposes and with spccisl reference to tim
Der, water, rock and coal. They lie upon and near
tiers Of counties westuf the Dos Muincs. aud the
sur eyed route Of the Burlington and Missouri Rv.
or Railroad. They will be sold ut modorate ad
vance on the Government price for cash.
i have also mads arrangements and now pro-
p red to locate ans with money or land warrants at
any Of the land offices in Iowa where government
lands arc subject TO entry. The selections will be
made bya gentleman familiar with every county in
the State from personal observation after years of
experience in the business, and with rs thorough
knowledge of the lands subject to entry asany other
person in the State. -l2 - 81
Charges will be moderate and satisfaction in every
instance guaranteed or the money returned
@ A2 L. D. STOCKTON. s.
iune13 Real Estate Aren't, Burlington Iowa "
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NEw York, Sept. l.

NEw York, Sept. /.
Whole number of deaths for the week in
this city are FIVE hundred and forty eight; q
decrease Of thirty seven from last week.
A dispatch from Sidney, Nova Scotia,
states that James Adger, with the telegraph
excursionists on board, arrived there all
well, and after coaling was to return to New
York, whore she will DO on Monday next
The cable was lost, it seems, in o gale. 1t
has heen abandoned to the underwriters
This accident it is thought will delay the
completion of the telegraph one year.
The foreign residents Of Brooklyn held q
meeting last evening to initiate measures in
regard to the next election.
The American State Council, in session at
Richmond have passed resolution postpon
ing the convention to July 4th. They have
els" recommended the abrogation of the re
ligious test question and all unnecessary
scenery, us we'll Is the test oath now admin
istered. There is to be large meeting of the
party at Lynchburg, Sept. 8.
A letter from Pontiersville, Nebraska,
states that troops had arrived to protect it
against future Indian aggressions. The
writer strtes that there are within four days
march of Council Bluffs two thousand
Oneida warriors.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l.
John r Gillespie, Of Natchez, Miss, a vic
tim Of the disaster at Burlington, died at two
O'Clock this P. M. His wife is failing, and
probably will not receiver. 81
Much confusion has arisen regarding the boz
dy Of Mr. Humphrey, 1t being claimed under
five different names by no less than four per-
sons. His body is retained by the cor. ner for
more perfect identification. The wife Of Com
Smith, another victim, died al the house Of Com.
S,ensn. OF tie Asylum, this evening, making
the 22d death by the calamity. The coroner's
inquest has been adjourned till Monday.
Washington, Sept. l.
The President and suite arrived here this
p. NJ, after an absence Of II days ~ Vir
ginia Springs. ses.s Il
Mr.. Cranch died here this P. NJ, aged Sc
years. He has served as Judge in the Courts
of the District of Columbia for nearly SIS
years. lie was eminent for his learning, for
the soundness of his opinion and purity Of
his character. He received his appointment
at the outgoing of the administration Of the
Elder Adams.
New York, Aug. 81.
Flour--market heavy, medium grades 25
cents lower; sales 600 bbls. 7,50aS so fur
common to strait and extra state; Sc las, 90
for mixed to fancy western, including LOCO
bbls. extra Ohio At S,2s; Canadian duh and
dropping. @
GRAIN Wheat, dull and lower; sales, g.
coo bus. southern; l,75al ,S5 for red; l,9Os
,95 for white, clos,ng dull and dropping
RyG sales, 40, 900 bus. S6aSS for inferior to
prime western mixe:. Oats lower and dull;
50a55 FOR state and Wcstern.
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Lands for Sale.

y IaUuS LOT 6ale. 1900 =
On ACRES prairie near the S. W. corner City
~ Limits enclosed and we'll set in timothy. Price
$l0U per acre. II. =. @
30 acres timber on the Fort Madison road, x',nile
and half below the city, we'll ad. pied for nursery
or market garden, end will be leased for term of
years to one who will improve it.. ,ss,rs
ass acres on the river and buff, in the lower part
Of che city. Price 81 100.
sos acres mile and a half below the city on the
river. and known the big Spring." Price 81, 900
160 acres in Jefferson county. near the town of
Glasgow and on the Kcokuk and Fairfield road, aud
near tn. line Of Railroad-for sale ut a bargain.
Persons having real estate for sale requested Il
call at the Real Esfote Agency" of
--e.'I., ~ Is L. D. STOCKTON, Ffa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

.seM 7. Tribune states that man
!. , na'fis, who is subject to Cts Of insan.
=; - ealisssd 40 . soldier, (which facts
~ 0ssato BE- presunptivc Of lanacy,)
n, es'eqaeatly ran away. Last June
-s nam 10 . d Of insanity, he offered to
aesia, bat Was arrested q Kidnapped
q. = manner and kept in cell with ball
la e bis leg for two months. He
= essrs-maftialed, and scnsenced to
sss and 10 Be branded with . letter D
~, ny On aoooont Of being positively
~ |. hssr saeh An infection, the Court
~. 4 nlakas Of the killing Of soldier
q ~ "a das q Soathern post-reuis,ed
~ se. A writ efhaheas corpus reach
,.ss - esfsss tas branding Was done,
s. sssv h Ne hands q shs civil "a.
:, ,isssl5 pass.sa, however, ), the
~ ske sssa sssy inpasient .
.s s.ss tasy viii probably 5. dis.
sa ~ r1ssas ,Aini..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05
YELLOW SPRINGS COLLEGE.

TIE Fall and winter term OF this Institutpn will
! commence the frst Wednesday Of Sept. next. t5)
full Boardef Instructors are provided by the Board
of Trnstees, every branch Of flushed educatitn will
e taught in said Institution. Good boarding can be
had in the vicaity at frum 81 50 to 50 90 per week
The institution is located in healthy and moral
community, miles north Ut Burliug ten, DesMones
Co., Iowa. easily accessible BY private and public
convey anee. For further particulars address the
Secretary Of the Beard. Kossuth Iowa. e2
By order Of the board Of Tnstecs.
aug Is III. LEONARD, Sec.
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49, :.
kcv, Dr.. Conc, President of the
a.es'eaa Bible Union, AID pastor Of the
baptist church Of New York, died last
,y morning. He had forty years
= prominent member and leader
.ag tho Bapsists, and had attained the
" sse Of sthrc score and teus'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-05

Preserve your Fruit
A FEW dez. Spratts' patent SeIi.Sealing Fruit
"A Cans. just received ard for sale by
augustS JW WHITE
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rho rsirty,Y surth cengr..s.

Various writer's at Washipg'on and else.
whore are calculating the material Of which
the next Congress viii be composed
The data from which they make up their re-
suits we cannot know. We give upon the
authority of the correspondents Of the N.
Y. Times, and Of tho Courier and Enquirer,
the following. The former states that the
composition of the next House will be %
fo1Io~s.
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sny:
Tho regular administration force will be
75--the united OPPOSITION 1853. But there 10
90 possibility Of . union which will combine
more than . bare majority Of the whole
House -nnmely, ll8 members. Upon the
question Of sustaining the Nebraska law the
best calculation gives the result Of ayes, l03
noes, l3l-msjority, %. But as the SEN
ate stands ready to veto any such movement
Of the House, the passage Of bill to repeal,
would be only preliminary proceeding to Q
long and fierce contest between the represen-
ta.ives Of the people and the Executive with
its patronage, md the Senate with its long
terms.
Asno party win be able to command anna
jority, the organization Of the House must
depend wholly upon success in combination,
and it need excite no surprise II a struggle
should occur rs long and exciting as that
which convulsed the country in l849 and
$50.
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y Hon.e and Int far aale

House and Lot for sale.
A COMFORTABLE. dwelling house, three rooms
n and cellar with we'll and fruit trees in the yard
aud good stable the premises, situate seventh
street near Valley. For sale cheap.
Gse- Inquire ut the Real E>tsts Office" Of
s iuly II & 1850 tz55sS l.. ID. STOCKTON n
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Desirable Residence to Let.
Cituated on Main near Angular street, the house
- containing six goedrooms and kitchen, with eel
cstern, stable, DC, &c. The lease Of the premises
having two ard half years to run, with the furui
ture in the hou.c, will be sold on accommodating
terms. The house is in god repair and The furniture
nearly new ard no desirable residence san be
found in the city. Possession given the fret ct
September. Enquire Of L. D. STOCKTON.
iuly II, '55-d&w. 5EF ..,t.z
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Nusiei Wusic!

DIPLEY'S Notes on be Gospels, and Barnes' Notes
N on al the New 1estamsnt. Aisn Petersonse IA
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Real Estate.
I'd IlAIF acre Lots for sale in Hopkins addi-
OA ton to Burlington city, about so rods south
from Barret's addition. Fine eligible building sites.
Terms, purchase money down, balance on time,
easy payments to suit purchasers.
Enquire of Croker b Bro. Jefferson street, or
NJ. S. Hopkins the premises. -
aug 0, '55 bpm
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100 acres Of Timber Land for sale.
WILL sell the above land together in lots Of ten
i or twenty acres-it is situated Eve miles north.
west from Burlington on Flint.
The terms will be esay and reasonable. L 80
Fr description enquire Of DR. Crawford Of Bur
lingtp, or the Undersigned six miles west on the
Agency road. JOHN r. McMEEN
une %. 1855 3mbp q,
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Fancy Groceries.
IN BONES assor'.d l'irki,.; " LIZ. Ierl u sar.c;
~ do Tomato Cutsup; tsl5z
+ 10 do pure mustard; i bx. lemon s,ruf;
10 do Brook 3 Chocolate; 20 tx. ass d candy
20 do prime starcl--Itr sale by
june 20 KIMBALL ACU
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By Express.
x lb1. Misses ass,Tttd soft straw Hats.
" doz. " "a" Fine Bisomer.:
mems Fine Summer Hats;
just rccei, and for .alc at greatly reduced ~
4sh -@e s9s kIMBALL a. co.
juno 30, rs. tGezette copy,