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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
PR0CLAMA,IHOn. .E

TO THE LATTER. DA l. SAINTS.
THE ELDERS AND RULERS OF TIE CnUEcu OF IE-
sus CHRIST, OF LATTER DAY SAINTS, TO THE
SAINTS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Dear Brethren, FaithtM Foliomers of tie Lord
and Recipients of his Grace. '.5f+ 2 '@ fiHs
We call upon you to stand firm to principles
of our religion, in the coming contest for rses-
ident of the country. Our duly is plain. There
are two principal parties IL the coontry-one is
for us and the other against $50 Ts-5'at'E7 q
The Democratic Gonventiomain Cincinnati,
which nominated James, Buchanan tor Prssi-
dent, passed the following resolution: ,. L. q.
"ResoIvcd, That Congress has no power IN
der the Constitution 80 Interfere with or icsntFd
the domestic Institutions OF the several states,
and that all such States are the sole and proper
judges Of everything appertainiog to their own
uffairs not prohibited by the Constitution. ~
This is a principle Of the'Deihocritic lpartv.
which they have extended to Tsrritoriesas well
as States, and the doctrine Of Squatter Soyer-
eighty applies to US in Deseret as well as 10 the
settlers in Kansas and Sebraska. 'l'N 'sT' 's
The Democratic party is the instrument, sih
Gods hand, by which is, u be effected our re.
cosntion rs a sovereign, Staff With the domes-
tic Institutions of slavery and poygamy, as es.
tablished by the patriarchs and prophets of old,
under divine authority, and renewed ito tie
saints OF .Iat,erdays, through Gods chosen 81.
lers and prophets. ..,..,! ,.,.t.e,t...
In the Republican Convention assembled al
| PhiladeIphia, whicn nominated john G. Ffenion,
Tor President, it was .hissaa 10 5ssf eev9 ss-e
s.Resolved, That the, Gaas tuition cpnfers
| upon Congress sovereign; ,goYsr oyer the Terri
tories OF the United States for their government
and that in the exercise ofs ffs power, it Il bosi
the right and imperative duty OF Congress te
| prohibit in the territories those twin relics o
| barbssisn, polygamy sndsavefy. ."e5gskl.g2a
/ This is i blow ained directly ut our right a!
citizens of one of the territories, at our saeges
institutions and our holy religion iss.'S'
1 Saintssef the Inter days, To whom God re
4 veals through his chosen prophets, stand stead
fast your faith; for the time il at hand 3whici
was foretoId by, the, prophets oil old, and re
I eorded I'm the Ancient Scripture i. .'And in tha
4 day stall seven womenilay boid'of one man, an,
they will say, '1et us. eat Of oar ownohread an
wear orr own apparel: only lei Us be called b
thy name, to take away our reproacb.
1 Given BY order Of the Pres deut and Roller.
4 ats Great Sals Lake, on the fourteenth. day q
AHguSt.sASS 60 Essai44d ads IN r=s.rssss .,f, 4
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says. an seAyAahse. 10 aeltg aaaFs
c671ovts ro NJ Q7yca !, I'VE aHt.y ".
'JYLEs NOBLEoARF' t,f'AQ EAD 3iEEE'

esd i3R afisad sir----safeSc4 adj sci
: If PAsTALos,-Haul upon the lstnrb bo,rd tack
and let the other craft pass ; then bear up aud
ssee your heaid on Tie Other tack 2fes ftf st,fi
berthe on the port tacs--tark and hfltwiti, ysutn
partner aud, boShiul her--wear srou,,d twice.
against the sun in CON pany with tlle, opposite
craft, then your own--afterward hoxhiul her
again and bring her up. ''7'' 10 !"' 's9' svaA'8
iLErE.-Shoots ahead about svos f,,hons fiIIl
you nearly come stem ca with The other craft.
under weigh then make stern hoard 10 YOUR.
berth and side out for bed, first 10 sttrboard
then to port-niake sail ana pisss.hc o5pusftca-
craft then get your head round .on rks Cti,er$
tack-another side to starboafd and ~, poYt,;s,
then make sal to regain yogy bert rtilE.gsr rqul,I
back and ti!l and boxhau yu1r partner.
Sbk PesEE.A taavc ahtiH tid p;iss on rs atlgs
yeraaryS yard ,rrn to yardaras---re .aiu your9
berth on the ,oiher tack ~ the same order =
your station in a lime with your partuer--baek,
and fill-f1i on your heel aud bri.g Up wtii'
your partner--shs then n,aneueers ahead and
heayes all Hbach, llls and shoots ahead ue,,, ura
and pays off aion. sdc--you then ruai.ei sail in d,
company, till nearly stem on with the ,line =
make 4 stern hnard and cast her OF to shift Tor
for herself regaim yoar berth by the best ii,ea ns
possible and lot 90 your. anchor.i u sll,J5 slzss
LA TRESIsE.-Wearr round as before against
the sun twice, boxhaul the lady, and range up
alongside her and make sail in conpaiiy- whcIi -
nan WAY across 10 tiie olher snOrn drop a-tefu
wilh the tile---shoot ahead again aud cast oil
tow-now back and fill as before, aud boshaui
her and yourself into your berth, and bring
up. '& s'A 'f's'2s 'a6 90 E'f'@'51 - Esas''tH
La PAsToRAEE.--Shootg ahead along gside your :
partner. then make II stern board-agau make e
all sail to the other coast-let 90 the laS.qr.
and pay off into your own berth and take d tdin'
-tae three craft opposite range. up,abreast toy-
ard YOU twice, and back astern agaiitAdo@
naneuvst any rig you like, only dnder lsalIsJ
as it ii always a,igbt lin this a
phsfase---ls soon a. you see ulgirl lel down, =
haul round In co ppany with them on port tack
-then make aIl sail with your partner into your
own berth and bring up 's'sasep 2dt ssv '.tssp
/ La FIsALk---Hes esr reand to starboard, pass. "a
Ing under yopr .partners bogs--si;lt ,,lhs sat,
heads OF craft on yout starboard b0w-then
make sail into your n abefth, .dhr partner ID
dingto the second order Of sai1lng-uo eoa.pete
fths eyoIafioils shoot ahead said tack asftrt
twlee, in company with, the whole 's,uadroif in
the crcniar corder Of saiiihg. sess44io sfsf faal
'eTg'-,s ytasa=.lb Il % ACK tSsBY.y.af
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Eun end Ear.


10R. y. XOUNlNNSo of the city OF Columbus, Ohio.
~ Occulist and Aurist. Would announce his arrival
ia the city Of Burngton Iowa and respectfully tender
his services the public in full confidence
OF rendering general satisfaction Having had al expe
of ten years In the treatment OF diseases OF
The We and ear he has the Infinite satisfaction of know
Ing ta, he can perform the most critical operations ana
estraor rdnary cures All he asks Is fair and impair
iia trial of REMEDIES. His mode oil
treating diseases of the eye entirely new, perfectly sate
andhas been known to fail In giving relief In all
cases Of Opthania Tor inflammation of the eye,) whether
ACME or Chropc whether Catarrhal Purulen scrotu.
lous Gonarrhpa syphiltic Rheumatic It VIII also
remove all opAcriLsor THE ooRSsA, whether OF Nepu
G or extraneous substance, from the sight OF the eye
This new treatment has failed of curing Ptery.
vi stsplyoma and Amauross; and has even succeeded
Ia removing CATARACT FROM THE EYE, whether Cap.
salsr or Len,cuar great majority OF cases. without
the se of the KNIFE He has been equally sue
cessul with his new sys,sr in the treatment Of DIS
EASES OF THE EAR.
tE- oflre corner Of Third and washington sts oppo.
site the Pos, oce where he may be consulted during the
day and evening tmaylo omDP
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
ILLINOIS We find the following in the Wash
ington Union, copied from the st. Louis Repub-


The fate Of Illinois is in the hands of the rs.
600 voters south of Springfield. If they choose,
they can go up to Springfield with twenty-five
thousand. Cheering news from the northern
section of the State, brought down by gentle
men who have been in every town and pre-
cinct north of Springfield, assures US that the
republicans were never SO mistaken in their cal
culations of victory in their lives. They talk
of coming down to Springfield with thirty thou
sand majority, when the actual exploration OF
that portion of the: State leaves them not the
slightest ground of hope for more than fifteen
thousand majority at the outside. The proba-
bties are that the south will overbalance them
by fifteen thousand @ -
The Fremonters went down to Springfield
with s5,noo ,majorisy---only 10000 more than
allowed them in the above. The Buchanites
only claimed, in their widest moments, 25,0oo
below Springfield. Where did the balance
come from?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
. BURINGToN IOWA WEINEslAl .a :. =

4 ssrbe IJssaet~v - worsEy - MIS- Ssaes-,,
ATich aAM rare rsicae way he found IN Tues
days Gasetses i: i N lets tlaa an -srsange-
ment and appcrfionn<nt Of the rnatserof spoiis
lthe ainaws Of xarf anOng thes sheep and goats
Of the lows fold. Palmer isahe disensers iti
advance, Of fexecntire faro.s, and psesents With
/ Al the pride OF the Roman smstkess the 91ewels
of Iowa bogus idcHDc.aey, and pats them APP
proyingir On fbe beAds The First cnc nc walks
out Is the great unsashed co!ouel James W.
Woods lie y pus in the highest scat, model
Bnchauier, terrible upon the s;amp as an array
with banners, andas great =. chopping logic as
Hudibras himself. This porteRds another visit,
10 Washington ahou. The 4th Of March next on.
the part of the warlike Timber, bearing in his
pocket the State Gazette OF Tuesday last, and
an endorsement from big peers Palmer and Hal.
We hope he may come ebsck in - better pickle
than when he made his lass pilgrimage. Next
upon the lis. is another military and saraike,
gentleman, Col. wm. Thompson. I. is probe
BILE that W oods viii be RECOMMENDED; for for
eign appointment and Thompson for secretary
Of legation. They onght not to be separated, 81
Afss sftss ~ l9<F
There is q strong personal az we'll as mental re
7what he "a " Of their greatcander, and he does
not even hint at their known trnthfulness and |
remarkable honesty and integrity. They are
unquestionabiysmen of 8 mark and distinction,
and when they appear, the Siamese Twins of Iowa I
democracy, before Old Buck at Washington, he |
will surrender at once. But hold! We have |
triplcts. Here is ~ Tracy, Esq !" This is rather
tame to be sure, to taper down from Colonel !
james ". Woods to -: Tracy Esq" in two lines.
But we are compelled to take things as We. find |
ced them in this way, and we can only account
for it upon the supposition that"Js Tracy, Esp
has employed improper influences in getting
his name associated with such distinguished per-
sonages., But it matters rot how the Il ing was
done, his fortune is madeif no counter plo. is
got up. A brilliant career is before him. We
dismiss this magnificent trio, With the simple re-
mark, that if ANYTHING We have said in this ar
tice, will be of service to either of them, single
copies of the Hawk Eye can be had at the conn
ting room at five cents. @''' 80 -
But We cannot dismiss the subject without
giving offence, unless we mention the three 9TH
sr persons endorsed in a plain way, in the last
paragraph of tn article in question. They are
Nessrs. Coolbaugh, Corse and Hudson. They
'eem to come three in bed. These last are
put forward as the proper recipients of airy
small executive favors that no body else wants.
This much is well. But cannot the. Gazette
hrow q small sop to the Fillmoarners?. -. !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19
, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Nov. ). sc.

Ed. Hawk-Eye and Telegraph. .y3.tslasE /
DEAR SlR:-The majority for, Buchanan in
this county yesterday, will be less than loo.5 We
have heard from nearly the whole of it, and it is
los, and the other precincts will reduce it below
that. In August the Bneanan majority was 22l.
I think We have done better in all the western
counties than in August. Yours, SC. .s,-a gag
az. ,.,.-.... ... ...- ~. y. C. BLo0aER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

/ STEAM ON THE Red SEA.--The Viceroya of
Egypt has determined to establish steam coin.
munication between various points on the shores
of the Red Sea, and has chartered steam ma
vigation company, with capital of ten millions,
Of which the government will furnish three mil
lions. The enterprise will be under the direc-
ton of Mustapha Bey, the nephew Of the Vice
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Man TEAps.-Pedestrians in our city will
doubtless be glad when some Of the worst OF
the man traps are. done away with. and they
are rot few. In front Of some Of the new
blocks, are some of those dangerous places,
and the length of time they have been so, and
yet no immediate prospect of their being shut
up makes them not only deserving this brief
notice, bu. call for the interposition of the au.
thoritipS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

sE The Charleston Mercury admits that
Kentucky, Delaware, Maryland, and Missouri
might not join the new Southern Confederacy"
.sThe Republic Of Utopia as 8 North Caroli-
ma paper called it; but says as grayely as if is
was announcing = fall in cotton: aal
s.We SUN up thus: 1t ought to be no dis
courage nent 10 the Southern States, in q just
and necessary action Of self defence, that the
border states might possibly refuse to Join them.
Let them have their own free choice in the
matter. The South would still be strong in it
sell, with room enough and resources enough to
form. q leading power; with abundant means Of
seif-defence; and, above all, with that hold up
on the torbearance and the friendship of the
great powers of the world. which is in itself the
grandest and most permanent resource of sell
protection in the possession Of any nation.
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3 ToBAcoo.-The late Wesleyan Conference in
England took strong grounds against the use of
Tobacco by ministers. Ttirty-one candidates.
for admission were each asked if they had used
tobacco; one replied he did by the advice OF
three physicians, for his health. The Conference
refused to receive him until he promised to con-
suit more eminent counsel aud abide by it.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

GolNG 70 MovE.--As soon as the new Mar
ket House on Valley Street, is completed,
to which it is fast approximating, we learn it
is the intention Of the Fathers" to have the
old building on. Washington Street. that has
answered to that name, removed. If so, there
will be no tears or sighs, for it has long been
any thing but an ornament to the city. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

NEARLY CAUGHT Ur.-The aggregate vote in
the two cities of St. Louis and Chicago at tie
recent election compares ssfoiows;g @T
Total St. Louis vote .legsej NJ io .ar.i12Ei0
Total Chicago vote s. 80 SEQ Ia -dissG III, ,6fo
Four years hence the difference will be much
greater than the above, but it will be the other
Way x-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

DEER MEAr.-We noticed on Tuesday last a
load of fine fat venison in our streets for sale,
which was readily disposed Of at good prices,
and although it may have worn the title of
"Bnch," or even been at times little Dough
ish, therell be no difficulty in its ''going doue'
with all narties
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,s.s..lt .,.ss Jxon ear avn gsEzsspapases!s' se!s
1n0M,s Ans AZ AAa

~ = = = " -, y ss ov. y AS.ssf
i suppose tie Jsspis h.se Jssi shs ~
Il bc our E1sostissafes she sensaiss fpss sysat,
Eai.hough the rssuhi ihsshf sssoxn ssEvsrs it{e
ffbasn6i Kansas ii earnestly praying .hss RE
mon. mAs bs The . psxt Presidents .sa should
bsothersiss if - soaia CONS, - Ksssss, p
fmls his Saandass1 IL her breeaes. heacoala gag,
ef 4 hos. rpen thes. plains, that x'oila asd
i whirlsisid sweep sYerything before y Hn
chanan Is the chp.ce. .ees yesterday, some, eiair
must arrive in shik emergency 10 lead salsariass J
of ffeesnen, 10 crush out despctism ana tsaf9i
back the tide Of popular feeling saas seems z
ting 50 strongly against lua can he be fesaasf I
He must be, "a strtsglea mast cnsue.s oar III
critics mnst be suslained-..he blood Of tnastsfs
must be avenged and our son dsdiea,ss d II T.
institutions The blood NOW ,in akansAse xill Hc
freely shed, it will aow willingly for our causd
every one here feels that HE would " n giS.
rious death il /, should be in the defense Of hip
own freside from the ruthless hand oi; Bprddr
RuiRanism. Such ID, che feeling existing hsir
Fat the present tius,s thar all seem to beadetet-
mined 70 stay and fght |, out, even though ,hs
be made a slave, State before the 4,h Of nen
March, ssasas sl4a ssi q sala u,o.a ,ss "a
Is The spititlof Freedom here can 4icvcfsb sbs
crushed Quit will liys though thewkoie jorcs
Of the slave party is brought inst, it and
receives no aid. ssi,oases sfon,ia bsa sv ia
IS The trial of the prisoners at Ieeoniptoss sfs
progresses. Last MonndaY night the iury retired
on the case OF sl5 for murder and before lo,oi
clock they were acquitted, Ave sof them were
permitted TO 20 home, ten we're arrested on
another Indictment Of the Grand Jary. oihers
are now being tried, and / Ibelieye as + bays
so,a,;,ras out, h,f,.sy ,ho, ,,.,, ..o,,a,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

MuppY,--Our city in pleasant weather cannot
be beat for its pleasantness and fine prospects,
but just at this time it stands equally good
chance of outdoing all its competitors in the
way Of muddy streets. Indeed it is difficult to
conceive of worse getting about than may be
experienced here about this time. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Tho attention Of q little girl being called to
rose bush, on whose top most stem the eldest
rose was fading, but below and around which
three beautiful crimson bads were jnst unfold
ing their charms, she artlessly exclaimed to her
brother: See, Willie, these little buds have
Just awakened to kiss their mother before she
d;no y l' t~
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=. Tbs pes Noines Courier saws:

Gov. Grimes, in his recent visit 10 Fort ,Des,
Moines, stated that the legislature would not
meet there this winter, assigning as . ressoD
that the building would not be finished suitable
for It's reception. He proposes, however, 10
have the State offices removed there in the
s2riag. So says the citizen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

madam said old Roger to his boarding
house keeper. .in primitive countries beef is Of
ten the legal tender, but psadam, said he EN- EN-
phatically thrusting his forkinto the steak, "ali
the laws IN Christendcm couldn't make this
beef TENDER
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

.,WIscossS ELECTION The stale is nearly al
heard FROM The majority thus far for ,Faemont
is 12,7S7. The senate stands, Republican IS,
Democrats l2, and the House, Republican 60,
Democrats 80. Seven small counties to hear
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

THE RIGHT SPIRlT.-The people of Iowa City
are moving in right good earnest for Telegraph
line to that city, and look upon itin the right
spirit when they say that a city of 5000 popu-
lation ought to have telegraph communication
with the rest of the world. g. ~ ayts-e
I'VE concur in the sentiments Of our cotcmpo.
raries when they say Iowa is behind her
sister States In this kind of improvement st4e
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

CRuMBs OF COMFORT There Is little use in
crying over a calamity we could not or did not
avert. Let us make the best fit. Mr.. Buchan-.
an is to be our next President, an event We re-
gret, but it cannot now be helped. Let us learn
from it lesson "might is not always right,
nor Mr.. Buchanan the choice of the people for
President He was the candidate OF the pro-
slavery party, and by that power elected, the
Fieemsa of the North recording their emphatic
no.
In the Empire State alone, the party of the
South have received rebuke that cannot be
forgotten. The strong democratic counties OF
that State, always so reliable for the "democra.
cy" of old, where are they nows St. Law
renee at the head of the list ever, with its three
to five thousand majority; Jefferson about half
that amount, and Herkimer, the brightest star in
the old democratic galaxy, now from three to
eight thousand for freedom. Then there is Steu-
ben, Delaware, Chemung and Broom, SO long
the dependence of the old regime of Locofoco'
ism, that are all on the right side for the good
cause of freedom and free labor hereafter. We
say these are little crumbs Of comfort and serve
not only to soften the chagrin of defeat, but
point us the way to victory hereafter. if We re
main true to our principles. w8
These are but few instances where many
! might be noticed. New England, the gloriou
and immortal six, is now more than ever before
| deserving the title Of the cradle of liberty ant
the bal~ark Of our strength. at
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Lately alta distribution Of prizes in a German
village little girl sesen years old, whose pa.
rents had Just been turned out OF their lodgings
becaase they could not pay ts1eir rent, was ask 1
ed by the rector, Hare you studied sacred hiss
tory, my chds fess sir. y -. Do you know
the history Of the creation ..s'7alsi know taat
God made all, ~" "Why were Adam and Eve
turned ont or Paradise The child hesitated a
moment. AM, then fixing her eyes on der exarn.s
liner, replied. ssProbabiy they were turned out
because they could not pay taeis rent, !,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

FAIR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the late
unflvorabeness of the weather, aud the
wretchedly muddy present state of the roads,
our leree yesterday presented quite lively ap
pearance and goodly number of teams found
their way in from the country. III -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

~ The Chicago Times ofTuesday says Mr.
Banks made three speeches in that state the
last in Chicago-and has got enough Of Illinois.
He lett yesterday for Massachusetts,, abandon
ing all his appointments here. . 7H
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

PR!CE OF HoGs.-We notice in the CONNER
cial reports of the ST. Louis Intelligencer for
the 2Sth, a sale Of 1000 hogs, averaging 200
pounds delivered in January at $500 per hmm
dred nett seller to pack them. as.a s.s4s 4,ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

tFIsrsPoRr,- Yesterday morning, q deer was,
seen swimming the river just above the CITY,
when several boats put off for Its, capture, ins
which ihey suceeeded after . short but exciting.
contest ON both sides.a The, animal *hieh1proy-.
dto be a.fine doe, was brought to land at,the.
foot Of Jefferson street slsi 81 F l,p.s, {.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

PIrTsBURG ELEcTIoS.-The Iron Mongers OF
Allegheny county rolled up brilliant majority
for Fremont, The vote was Fremont Ii, 996;
Buchanan o,062; Fillmore se4. Fremont over
Buchanan 4,934
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

Iowa ClTT:-The census as taken by the as.
SCISSORS show a population of $3.50. In the
township the population numbers GAG.
The Republican of that city claims for it s, 1000.
To say the least, from all accounts we have not
a doubt that it is Aourislsing city, well filed
with enterprising and energetic business men,
and wl:nos long stop, at 5000, il it has arrived
at that point. ~ - '''sN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-19

/ "A Coon MoyE.-We lsre glad to see that
some improvement of the side walk on Jeffer-
son street, is going on, but it ought not to stop
at nending the broken pavement, when nearly
the whole between ed and Sd streets is SO bad
Those cellar doors raised about four inches
above the pavement are q great nuisance, and
should be lowered down, or what is better, the
walk should be re-laid and raised to a level
with them.sss @.a !s -ssa6t -s. .assss et T54 eE5