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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
LOUDON MULLIN,
GENE R AL L. A " Z, 4 AGENT.

Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Az opened an Office on Broadway, next door ehs' .,
IL Honn's Drug store, where particular and perses.
attention will be given TO the LAND iGBNtl
BUSINESS in all its branches, In Cornell B11s aaa
sioux City Land Districts, and In Nebraska TeTrit.-
lie preparing correct copies Of the Government f'
and having secured the services Of good Practical s1
veyor, who has thorough knowledge Of cur western
Lands and their Surveys, will be In possession OF AZ ~
liable Information In regard TO the Lands Ia The AD'
district.
Land Located for Settlers and distant Dealers u
the lowest rates.
Lands and Town Lots bought and sold o.
Commission.
Land Warrants bought and constantly on bah'
for sale, for cash, time. 7
Bills OF Exchange bough; and sold. "a.
corrections made, and proceeds promptly fen
ted, at current rates Of Exchange
Notes Discounted on short time wen seeaieo'
Deposits received, and interest allowed.
REFERENCES.
Lascas simons, Bankers, 81. Louis, No.
Morgan, AcCiang Co., %
:. 1. Harrington Son, 50
Green, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington, i0s''
Cooibaugk Brooks 8.
Sparing, Good Co, Philadelphia.
Otis, Sorcross 4 Co., Boston.
Hon. Jas. Harlan, VI. c. ut. Pleasant, Iowa.
Col. A. Saunders, .,
John III. Gear Co., Burlington Iowa
Wood. Bacon Co., Philadelphia.
NJ. p, shinn, Council Blufs, Iowa
Chas. Hendrie, Burlington, Iowa. b.. ..s
G. o. Lockard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris Rndskspf, - ansWif'
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SINGULAR PREsESrMRsr.--Mr. ]. G, Rogers.
young man engaged upon this paper as a COM
positor, came into the office yesterday morning,
and told the hands thar he was unfit to work.
Reing asked what allied him, he said that he
dreamed during the night that he saw his mother
in her coffin, and the dream was so vivid, and
had affected him so deeply that he could not
work. he remained about the Office all day,
much depressed in spirits, until four o'clock in
the afternoon, when he received telegraphic
despatch, announcing to him that his mother
was dead Tho lady had enjoyed perfect health
to within few hours OF her death, and no com.
munieation whatever had been received warn,
ing him of her illness. We have examined into
these facts carefully, and can voueh for them
The communication of the circumstances of the
terrible dream was made seven or eight hours
before the Geographic despatch Was sent Pub
iicity would not be given TO this singular occur
renee II there Is q shadow of doubt as TO the
entire truth of the main facts. The death took
place on the morning Of yesterday, eat Niagara,
=. w, ass miles from Detroit--Dstroit Ade.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

THg CALIFORNIA NEws.-Thc latest intei-
gence from California is that the Vigilance Com
mittee was in full power. The revolution APP
pears to be complete. The Governor is power
less, and had, at last accounts, fed to the noun
tains. What will be the upsho: of the whole
matter is not very clear. California is essential
ly out OF the Union, so far as a regular govern.
menti concerned. How long this irresponsible
committee will be permitted to continue its reign
OF terror, remains to be seen. Some of the pa
pers are calling for a provisional Government"
after the manner of revolutionary France.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

eY- What doctrine docs the Republican par
~ advocate which, in the event oil its success.
would Justify an attempt to dissolve the Union
Its great leading principle is--Hosislisy 10 the
extension OF Slavery over Territory now Free.
day, OF Hcury Clay in his day and OF Daniel
Webster in his. day. This doctrine was not
"srcason'' then, why should ii be treason nows
Aud yet Willard Fillmore and others with him,
declare that tho representative of this doctrine,
eaai succccd, the South will not and should not
submit. Who are the TRAITORS s.--Alb. Jour
nal
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ANOTHER F5Gy5T KANSAS,

St. Louis, August l9.-The steamer Lucas ar
rived to-day, bringing intelligence that a party
of southerners, who left here two weeks ago for
Kansas, were attacked while on their way from
Kansas City to Lecompton by large body Of
Aboiitionsts, and desperate conflict ensued,
and many were killed and wounded on both
sides. The Southerners finally were compelled
to Weld to superior numbers and we're driven
from the field. The next steamer viii probably
bring particulars OF the affair.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

L. g NAIL AND EXPREss ROUTE.
TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 81 LAKE
SHORE ks.Ez.
THIRTY SIX HOURS TO NEW YORK.
FOUR TRAINS A DAY,
CUNEAYS excepted carrying the great through
The only direct reliable Railroad Route being
hundred and twenty miles nearer to Cleveland, Ptsburg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than any other route, and the exhibitions route to
Buffalo, Niagara Fails Albany, New York and Boston.
1s,Fas. Steamboat Express leave Chicago a. 545 A. ~
connecting at Toledo at az p NJ, with the splendid
Steamers ofthis linearrive in buffalo next morning.
connecting with Lightning Trains for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening, making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston, aud
that on of the splendid steamers of this Line.
2dSew York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi
eago at: ~ VI. @ 40 ~ 4: M
arrive in Cleveland at9 P. NJ. new YORK and Boston
3d-Express Mall leave Chicago .245P NJ,
arrive in Cleveland next morning Mt o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore. New York and
Boston next morning.
4th--Night Express leave Chicago at.......945
arrive in Cleveland day Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at H., Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc. lo-
lowing morning; also Cleveland with trains
for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving in New York the next
day at noon, and Boston at4 p. NJ.
All the above trains direct through to all points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only three trains Saturday, leave 5.45 NJ, T.15
Only one train Sunday, leave at s45P.M.
Thee IS P. NJ. train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
X
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and iuxures of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis. ............Ca Capt A. d. Perkins
Sorern inaana- s, , rneatt
southern michigan CaPt. IL. H. GOLDSMITH
~ Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excepted) at 23G
P. NJ arriving at Buffalo at $50 A. NJ.
~ Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
| to New York and Boston.
Only two changes OF between Chicago and Pitts
| burg.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wheel
| Wn Will
time BY taking any the above Trains, over any Other
Route.
| Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads
win find attentive check agents the who will re
ceive your checks and convey your baggage free o
| charge, to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had at the General Passenger Office
the Michigan Southern Road under tue fremont House
Chicago and at the Passenger depot of Van Blu
and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad offices il
| the West.
| IMPOHTANT-The Bridge the Mauruee River
at Toledo is completed. Trains connecting directly il
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding
tirey the annoyance of the old Ferry at that place.
| GEO. NJ. GRAY
| General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago
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CHOLERA CURED.
Mp. MuySgII

IIIILIUWEI ftHH AUE' 5rIT 3707
MR. MuxSeLL
Sia.-On Monday last my son, eighteen years Of age,
took something like the cholera sharp pains in his t'
and legs and very severe cramping In the bowels We
administered your @Amercan Preparation" and the ihHu
day he was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
1t is my family medicine aud the public should give
a fair trial and It will act lis noble part.
Respectfully Yours,
J. g. DAVIDSON.
Munners Great American Preparation for sale Whole
sale and retail Squires Boss ate TaIiant) Drug
store OF JeeTs0a and Main sis Burlington Iva
Nays Wy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
THRESHING MACHINES!
psoFFITT,S E,aTENT!!

rINHE undersigned are manufacturing n large number
i ofthese celebrated Threshing Machines which they
offer to the farmers Of this country something that viii
exactly meet their wants. Our materials well Sc
lected and seasoned Rnd work done In the best man
ner and We warrant machines to perform rgtlD eT'
cry respect Tothrosh Clean and make ready for mar
ket much grain in given time with little waste
any other now in
This the Machine that has taken the highest preub
at TIE last three State Fairs In Ohio, and In mary
other places in the Western Country and regarded by
those acquainted with its merits, foremost amongst
Threshng Machines.
OUR HORSE POWER, s We think, the most simple, da'
rahe, and light running power yet introduced In me
Western Country, and will not fail TO recommend itse 10
those acquainted with It's use.
All kinds OF repairing done on short notice.
Orders or communications from ii distance promptly
attended to- r. SPENCER geo,
mny2lwtC burlington, Iowa.
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4 csrnsry Hsrlae..

oh give me home In the country wide,
Aas. SCAT ~ the farusers wood Gresilc,
| Where the FIRE burns bright,
~ s1a : frosty night,
l,Shcu The jest and the song and the laugh are
fgxss free,
Oh. the farmers home is the homo for me.
, oh, gire me q home III the country wide,
When the earth comes out as a blnshiug bride,
With her buds and flowers,
In The bright spring hours,
Her bridal song ringing, from frcslleaved trees,
And melody floats ON the perfumed breeze.
In summer seat in shady nook,
And close by the side of a curling brook,
Where the violet grows,
Or the pale swamp rose
Painting and sick meath the suns scorching
beam,
Dips her fair petals in the cooling stream.
/ Oh give me home in the country wide,
| In the golden days of farmers pride,
When his barns are filed,
From the fields he's TILED,
| And he feels that his yearly task is done,
Smiling at winter, he beekons him on.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
+. BROWNS
ESSENCE OLE JAMAICA GINGER

|1>HlS ESSENCE is preparation Of unusual excellence
In ordinary Diarrhea, incipent Cholera in short in
all cases OF prostratiou the digestive functions 1t Ia
inestimable yaue During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and suter complaints of Children Is pc
har!y efheacious; family, individual, or trayeIer
should be WITHOUT It,
CAuTiosBe sure to get the genuine essence which Is
prepared only by +. BRO WV, his Drug and Cheynf-
ca Sore n l. corner OF fifth and Chestnut streets
Philadelphia and for by all the respectable
carries in the Untod sta:es.
Sold In Burlington by z. Z. GAY. rapr1 bpy1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Nts York, Aug II
The steamer Baltic arrired this morning NJ
O'clock. bringing Liverpool dates TO the 9th OF
Aug, and In1dcn dates 70 the 5th.
TIE ssrassSsass Africa arrived on the morning
of the I'd Of Aug.
IfyrRrooI MARgEr.--Cotson irm-cIosins
with an upward tendency. Panic continued in
brcadstuifs, and there had been material de-
cline In -four and wheat. Corn remains hrn-
Provisions generally unchanged.
Latest By Telegraph.
London, Tuesday Evening.
English funds opened firm to day at yester-
days improved quotations, but subsequently ex-
pefieneed decline Of I per cent, owing partial
ly to increased demand Tor money and nntaEor-
able accounts from Paris Bourse. The demand
for money was active. The silk-crops OF France
have turned out so defcien. that manufactur-
ers have made large contracts in foreign raw
silks.
LtYERrooL, Gth.-The steamer brings exceed
ing little of news.
SPAiS.--Saragossa surrendered TO the Queens
troops under Gen. Dulie on the evening of the
lst--
The royal troops entered the city without op-
position, and disarmed the citizens. No def
mite particulars yet known, but the whole seems
to hare been effected without bloodsbed. All
Spain has now submitted to O'Doneii. His fu-
.ure policy is not known, but il is reported that
The is attempting to make up matters with the
iiberalisis
From France no news excepting the return OF
Marshal Pelissier, who is made Duke.
There is a rumor that the Emperor is suffering
from spinal disease.
Italian affairs remain as unintelligibe as ever
There are reports of remonstrance to Sardin
| ia made by France, in favor of Austria.
1 yyE
, STA are having an interview at Yoplitz.
Denmark proposes to fortify the sound. 1t i:
| said that RUSSIA ADVISES this.
A fire and explosion at Salonca, Turkey, hac
| cansed great loss of life and-property.
| The Governorship Of Jamaica is offered to Mr.
| Darling, Governor of Newfoundland.
Weather very warm.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Fremont ASNIyERsARIEs.-Col. Fremont was
born on the day of the battle of Frenchtown !;
he was married 10 Jessie on the 18th of October,
the anniversary of the capture of CORVALLIS.
He was nominated for the Presidency On June
18th, the anniversary of Bunker Hill and he
will be elected President on November 4th the
anniversary of the biggest political victory ever
oh
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

sN The whole number of Mormons or Latter
Day Saints, is set down at one hundred and
twenty thousand. OF this number sixty-eight
| thousand seven hundred are in America thirty
| nine thousand in Europe; one hundred thousand
in Asia; one hundred in Africa and the remain
der on the islands of the Pacific Ocean.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

b Preston S. Brooks has been franking doc
uments to clergymen in Vermont. A letter from
Castleton, Vt, says owe need no agitation
here; the Administration is making Republicans
for us faster than any other agency could"
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E The Boston Alias of the 18th inst, gives
over column and half of condensed items
of disasters by lightning and rain in New Hamp-
shire and Vermont, during the past week. The
dams on the Mystic, herrimac and Sugar rivers
hare all been swept away. Bridges, roads and
even houses have disappeared, causing an i'm
mense loss. Several persons have been struck
dead by lightning.
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Office under fremont House, Chicag
Chicago NAV IS. 1876 lie

ricEkEE ami. BEN CATEEBEEE,
T0NNECTiNG with morning and evening trains at
y Rock Island, Muscatine and Burlington, and Keo
kuk with St Louis packets.
The steamer HEcE1 E2Bl, Leroy Dodge, Master arrives
at Burlington from Rock Island Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings O'Clock, in tiT:e for passen
gers take the morning train for Chicago and at keo
kuk In time for the ST. Louis Packets Returning arrives
at Burlington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
ngs at O'clock in time for passengers to take the
ing train to Chcago-a Muscatine and Rock Island to
take the morning trains for Iowa City and Chicago.
The steamer fsstS CAMPBELL. W. l.. Clarke,
Master, arrives at Burlington from Rock Island on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings, at O'Clock
making ali the connections above. Returning arrives
at Burlington on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday
ings at O'clock making the same connections as the
Mckee.
These are first class steamers, and the travelling pub
lie may rest assured that nothing shall he wanting
the part of the officers of each to make passengers
Portable. WM. ENDSLEY, Agent,
je12tf Office az Ogden Copps
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mr.. MCNYEI,.

Mr.. MCNYEI:
SKI feel Il TO be my duty to yen well to the pub
lc 10 inform you OF the wonderful effects OF your bya
liable "preparaton," my whole family having bad
the dysenery, cured from the free oiyorr .d
cine. cheerfully recommend II 70 the pubc es ina
est remedy for dyseutary ever invented have known
it to be used family medicine throughout this entire
section of the country aud have knew il 10 AL ID
one case yet. Respectfully yours, 1910
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gE correspondent of the n. 7. Ersnisg
Post says that New Hampshire is good for $500
majority for Fremont and DAYTON
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g II. RSGsSI1. Wholesale and Retail ,ss-zzz-a
~. dealers in Furniture. Shop and sales-rooras
on NAN stree, four doors south of Jefferson.
large assortment of new furniture lust re--s
eeised Livery description OF furniture made to order.
variety Of Mattresses always on hard
Metallic Burrying cases and ready made collins for
sale oct i9-y
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New Livery and Sale Stable.
THE undersigned would inform the *
i citizens of Burlington, and the pub u
lie generally, that he has opened -
Livery Stable in the 'Crystai Paiace,n SEIE 80 "
formerly occupied by L Stewart where <AHsSTS
he viii be happy TO accommodate all whoA ~S4R
VIII favor him with call.
Good safe horses aud buggies and careful drivers
ways hand.
Charges reasoEahiehorses kept by the day or week,
asas low prices the time viii aaora.
Stable on Washington between Main and Third street
fully Il ~ D. MCDONALD.
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Books! Books!
IISE RECEIVED by c. NJ. Wilcox & Co.. No.
- Barrett Honse. fFr
Reality the Milonares Daughter. s-z
Second Marriage.
Columbia, translated from the French.
Berenice.
Courtship and marriage; Mrs. Lee Hentg.
Youth of the Old Dominion; Hopkins.
Eutaw; sequel to the Foragers.
Bunsby Papers.
Ladys Guide to Perfect Gentty.
The Roman Exile,
Seaboard Slave States (0imsteatl
Theism; By Rev. John Tuock, D. D.
The Skeptical Era; I. ~ Post. For sale by
may 80 c. NJ. WILCOX g co.
T AW B0GKS Scr sale at Publishers prices
L. thent's Commentaries VOLS
Philips on Evidence
BonFus Law Dictionary
Greeneaf on Evidence,
%harson's American Law;
Story on Partnership
IS Sales;
Chitty on Contracts;
Blackstone;
Blackwell Tax-titles
billiard Real Property;
Taylor's Law Glossary
Haines' Treatise FOR Justices;
Waterman's q 8. 8 Iowa Wisconsin
For sale by II WILCOX & Co.,
apsl Burlington and Fl Madison
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A. w. s W. CARPENTER.
nEAEEFRS i'm Gold and silver Watches,
~ Clocks JEwELRY, Siverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
Pens, Fine Sver-Plaed Ware, Spectacles Coral Beads
Aorte Monaees, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Accorde
ons &C. &c.
esB@ Watches and JeMery repaired and warranted
Cash paid for cid Gold and Silver Store on Main street,
BzlLiiM qton, IalrM. sept. Is.
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Recess till l o'clock.

Professor 0. NJ. Mitchell, the Superinten-
dent of the Observatory at Cincinnati, is on the
strup for Fremont and Dayton. All the men
Of science and of letters in the country are ra.
pidly arraying themselves upon the side of con-
stitutonal liberty.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

A gentleman from Indiana informs lis
that of so voters in little town in the northern
part the State, 60 are for Fremont.
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The New York News is doleful. In speak
ing OF the Bnchananites it says
Every man is waiting patiently for the tide of
events, each asking the other what is going on
Everything and everybody is as still and cold as
the snew-capped Alps evidently waiting for gu
avalanche
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We charge that Mr. Fremont is Roman Cath
Ole. Now if he is net Catholic why don't he
come out over his own signature and deny the
fact.-N. Y. Express
We charge that the editorof the Express is a
consummate ass. Now, if he is not an ass, why
don't he come out over his own signature and
| DENY the fact-Syracuse Journal.
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Munners Great American Preparation.

4 SsKE REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera Nor
"a bus, Cholic Dysentery ana pans cramps In the
Stomach and Bowels. This celebrated sprecc Is used
with the freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who attained eEninence ia Medical profession In
States and many of them throwing aside the
prognostcs have given certificates testyng Its supeTi.
ory any medicine invented for removing pain
cramps from the rtOnacb and bowels Its sure safe and
speedy in it's operation, and has doubtless saved hun
dreds of lives. Il should he family medicine in every
family purifcs the blood and strengthens IN system
I IL,
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THEOLOGICAL. IL Religious EEooka.
j Republican Christianity, fy f. l.. Msgooa.
Proverbs for the People, @ a
.#+-T Orators of Revol tion, g g
Christian Theism, by Thompson,
Heaven, or the Sainted Dead-Harbaugh, szs.
Heavenly Recognition sc
Judson's Moral Probe,
Cummings Lectures, Miracles and PARALLELS,
'' Other Writings,
Nelson's Cause and Cure of Infdelity,
Herveys Meditatons,
Life of Christ and His Apostles,
Booths Reign of Grace,
Footprints Of the Creator-Hugh Miller,
Watson's Life OF Wesley,
Neander's Commentary,
Mirror of the Soul
And many other works just recevedby
-s NJ WILCOX Co.,
ap24 No2 & Barrett House
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ISAAC pRuGH.
JACOB PgU6H
I.& J.PRUGH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fur.
aifEre, Khree doors East of Cool
baugh IL Brooks Bank up


stairs.
~ shall be pleased to at as above
~ customers, old and new, and exhibit our farpi.
ture both OF our manufacture and Importation We
receiving invoices weekly and furnish every
thing in any style required, from the Paror to the kitch
en- /! is should be understood that We keep every
thing IN the Furniture line and desm inventory of our
assortsnt unnecessary. We friends that We
can and viii sell at prices at least low any house
In the city Our werk is all warranted.
Particular attention given to undertaking Metallic
cases and wood Coains kept constantly on hand
Turning done on short notice. iy1qy