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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09


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for President of the United s;tatea, and the an.
nunciatioa Of his nomination is responded to with
his rejection by the American order in most of
the Far States and the political drubbing of his
pro-saycry friends at the recent elections in New
York in nearly every county in the State of New
,Yn,l 80
The following is : copy Of the letter Of Willard
Fillmore to the Aboltionists Of the Buffalo Dis
trict referred to in the foregoing lines:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

We learn that on Friday, the 2lst instant,
about o'clock A. NJ, very perceptible shock
Of an earthquake was felt in the counties OF Mel
son Amherst, and the south part of Albemarie,
in Virginia A gentleman Who was at Amherst
Court. House observed the phenomenon. The
motion Of the earth, it was supposed, lasted
from ten second to half minute, and was &C
companied with low, rumbling noise like dis
tant thunder-Alex. Gazette.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

GUrTA PERcHA.-Among the latest and most
valuable uses to which gutta percha has been
successfully applied is for dental purposes re-
placing metal in putting in sets or parts of sets
ofteeth. Instead of gold or silver plate gutta
percha is used and found to work we'll being Of
an elastic nature and fitting more readily to the
mouth and gum, working its way up as the gum
recedes
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

L
EsDfxo Af1fE TIN.
/ Transactions in Prodsce Of III kinds have beer
small since our last weekly report The recent
news from Europe, with prospects Of peace have
hsd . tendency to depress the markets for Bread.
stufs IN the Atlantic cities: consequently i has
had it, effect in our market yet holders are firm
and evnce but little disposition TO recede, inten-
ding 10 hold and take the chances Of : rise
Since our last, Navigation has opened, and the
Boats from below have arrived with heavy loads
Of freight which has given new animation 70 all
kinds Of Trade, particularly in heavy groceries
iron. crockery, boots shoes and leather, and some
kinds ofstaple dry goods. Although their return
freights have been large for each boat, yet the
small number Of departures has not materially
lessened the stocks Of produce in store. The
market for Dry Goods has been buoyant. Our
Jobbers are in full stock and sales large and stca-
dy without corresponding increase in prices.
Brown sheetings, summer stuffs denims, shirt
ings, stripes, prints, and hleached goods are in
request at remunerating prices both among job
bers and retail dealers. In Ladies' dress goods
prettier than previous seasons-but little sought
after except among jobbers The season is too
cold and backward for extensive sales among re-
tail dealers. Groceries are in excellent supply,
but firm and in many kinds at an advance of last
seasons prices; from present appearances Gro
ceries will rule high throughout the season. 1t
would be well for country merchants to purchase
early as advance is looked for and confidently
expected. Hardware andCrockery- stocks
and well assorted. In fact our merchants are in
good supply and confidently expect heavy trade
both among jobbers and retail dealers. No
change in prices have occurred worthy of note.
The same may be said of boots, shoes and leather.
The Book trade is more active with good supply
and more arriving. Orders are received daily
and that in advance of catalogues and avertise-
ments soon to be published. In this branch Of
trade our merchants can easily. compete with
dealers in any of the Eastern cities.
Our quotations for Produce are as follows:
Grain.
WHEAr.-Spring 100000 Fall 81 0O@l Is.
We hear of a sale of Spring first quality for
milling at 81 OH.
CoRN.-No sales and none arriving.
OArs.-Do. We quote 20@22c.
RYE-65c.
BARLEY.-None in Market.
Provisions DC.
PoRK..-Mess GA 90. No Sales.
BULK MEArs.-Buyers offer A, 81, 81, round
OTIS.
LARD.-s4c. This is the outside figure.
BuTrER.-ls@2Oc
EGGs-7@sc.
FLoUR-Cty Mills 81 90. by Dray load.
HIpEs.-Dry flint, 11@l24c.' Green, 41c.
APPLEs.-Dry, in good supply 7@74c.
PEAcHEs.-Dry SC. y ib.
Seeds.
CLovER.-Dull except in retail way.
TIMorHY.-We quote 81 90.
BLUE Grass 40c. y ID at retail.
Usage ORANGE.-75c. U fb
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sTlGHTER, CRONE & gibson
Burlington, Mar. 81, 1s56.-ly
5000 worth Of Goods at cost !

NHE Undersigned being DESTROYS to close out his stock
l. with view Of changing his business, offers good as
at cost all of which make to order in the most taste
full and fashionable Persons wishing to fit them
selves out with elegant garment respectfully inv
ted to call. Any person wishing to purchase small stock
of goods and continue the Tailoring busness-a rare
chance is offered, good business can be secured
from the start TmarS. bptf1 s. E. TAYLOR.
II SCoTT's RAPPORT Of Fashions on hand and for sale.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

- Dyspepsia In all Its various forms Of emaciaied hu
anty resulting often from small causes like indigestion,
producing Constipation, fa,ulency, Nausea in the sto
ach and thousand other ailments tending to PROSTATE
debiiitate the physical any and all Of these Ills
yield like magic to DR.. Hosteters celebrated Stomach
Bers giving It the reputation bears Of rensating to
health thousands who have tried rvyng and strength
enng influence upon their almost desparng and broken
constitutions. All should these Bltters during this
warm weather, 1t is the most efectual preventive Of
diseases known. For sale everywhere
maro9 I'm H T. HINT a CO. Agents.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

A paper in Germany announces, with much
self.assurance, that the province of Ohio in the
United States Of America, has elected black
man for Governor"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

E An anecdote is told of an Englishman,
(perhaps you have heard it, who observed to
his customer that there was "cholera in the
hair"
''Then hope you are somewhat particular
about the brushes you use"
ssOh," said the barber, II don't mean the air
of ,ead' but the hair of the hatmospheren
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

A Texas editor, noticing the marriage Of CO.
temporary, says: 1--WE wish him posterity and
happiness"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

aSoIp. The Il Roy lS. ~ Gazette gives an
amazing stem not in the programme. which
occurred 1t . Concert BY the Hutchinsons In that
village, . week Or two since. During the even
ing they sung the popular song entitled "The
Ship on Fire, and 20 effectively did they sue
coed in burning the concern, that : large part Of
the audience got badly burned, BY running out
to zee where the Ere was. Several got ont into
The street., and one Of the wids-avake fremen
ran 70 the Engine housc in hot haste, determined
TO be sscoud to none In the race. Another per-
son tumbled half way down the second fight Of
stairs, yelling At the top Of his voice, Don't run
over mel" Don't trample mel" After the
Gremen to large extent had retired, jesse Hut
crimson came forward and sisted for the satis-
faction Of the frightened remainder, that ''the
fire was eoutn
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PLEASE NOTICE.

>HE undersigned inform the citizens of Burlington and
those of the surrounding country that they have lea
sed for term of the first and second floors Of Copp
Parsons new building opposite the "Barrett House"
with view to the establishment of an Exclusive Dry
Goods Business.
In purchasing an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of Dry Goods,
have not lost view of the fact that GOODS
wanted in in this city and that good the BEST quality Of
goods will be appreciated by the citizens, and respect
fully them that to meet their wants in quality style
and price, have done Misunderstanding that,
der the old system of giving long credit the paying part
Of the community have been much wronged in being made
to pay for those who will not paywe deem the iresf
policy to sell for CASH Gas much as is possbe and our
patrons will observe saving to them Of 20 rs q cent?
which they WILL we hope, appreciate as large interest
saved from the amounts Of their hitherto large credit bills
We would further say, that rely upon the determine
ton to sell good Goods as oao as they can be sod and
therefore shall have PRICE, dealing equally fair with
ALL fine stock of Straw and Millinery Goods, and also
stock Of Shoes Caters Boots, &C., and Hats and Caps,
and Clothing all entirely ne,c shall keep the Sec
ond floor, to which there Is easy stairway leading
from the inside of the first floor.
We will not enumerate all we have, shall make
great display in the papers, preerng to await the calls
Of our patrons and leaving our Goods to ad1ese them
selceS to their judgment.
Our store will be open on the first week OF April.
very S rrnly, &c, cnoxr +. c,,eou
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n,ar3t
,dicial Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE Of an order Of the County Court of Des
ID Mones county, the undersigned as guardian ofJames
W. Neatly will sell at the door Of Marion Hall in Burlng
ton, at O'Clock, PM, on Saturday, the 1871 day Of
APRIL 1885, the following described real estate in said ci
ty, to wit TIE 40 IOr No. AGA, in Bur-
hngton fronting forty feet jefferson Street and
ming back Fourth Street sixty feet and Ave inches
This property is In the heart of the city and the main
business street 1t will be sold in two parcels Of twenty
feet each and the attention of business and capital
lists is respectfully invited to it,
TERMS one third cash the remainder In and two
years with interest at the rate of ten per cenfe per
num- conveyance will be made the payment Of the
last instalment of the purchase money.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

eB We learn from the New York Courier
and Enquirer that loan for the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railroad Company was negotiated on
the 26th of February last, through Messrs. J. E.
Thayer l. Bro, of Boston, and De Launay, 1selin
l. Charge, of New York, for 81 100000 of their
First Mortgage Bonds, secured by 600, 900 acres
of land located on the line of the road This
amount, with $3,0OO,O0O Missouri State Bonds,
will give them ample cash means to complete
the road in 1857. Forty miles are now graded,
5000 tons rails purchased and now delivering,
and six-mies laid down. Fifty miles of the road
will be opened for travel in few weeks.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

y
The Mobile Advertiser, March 90 speaking Of
the recent free state convention proceedings at
Topeka, in Kansas, says:
I'VE really cannot see how the advocates of
squattcr sovereignty can repudiate the proceed
ings had under the Topeka Convention. II that
was not an assernblage of squatters and fairrep-
resentation Of squatter sovereignty, we don't
know what it should be. It is reported that
Gen. Cass 30 considersit, and that he has pledg-
ed himself to speak and 70 vote for the admis-
sion of Kansas as astate under that constitution;
and Pierce and Douglas must also recognise the
new legislature, or be false to their avowed prin-
ciples.
"Here is the doctrine of Gen. Pierce, as writ
ten ont and offered by himself, and adopted at
meeting held in Concord in lS42-the occasion
being the struggle then going on in Rhode ISL
and, in which the New Hampshire democrats
took the part of Governor Dorr:
Resolved, That when the people act in their
original sovereign capacity in forming new sys-
TENS of government, they are not bound to con-
form to any rules or form of proceeding not in
stituted by themselves.
We submit it to every man of common per-
ception, if the doctrine of this resolution does
not cover the proceedings Of the Topeka Con-
vention? How then will he repudiate them, ex-
cept he repudiates his squatter sovereignty here
sics-at thing which in our opinion he cannot do
too quickly"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

The HOPEFUL SoN.-Mother-sDid not tell
you not to trouble those pies again.
Hopeful Son-I hain't had no trouble with 'em
I'm eaten 'em as peaceably as canbe.
SPEAKER BANKs.-ll Monitor Tuscano, Qtaly)
says of Speaker Banks
1.-THE new President Of the Congress of the
United States elected after two months daily bal
loting S1GNoR L. BANKs-is anegro, belonging
to the Republican representation of Massachu-
setts As man of color, and as an abolitionist
he does not enjoy the sympathy of the Southern
Representatives"
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

L. H. SHEPARD, General Agent
For Iowa, Illinois and Missouri.
WILL Insure ali kinds Of property against Loss es
Damage oy fne, IN any OF the Iohowing Wen khoNs
and responsible Companies, VIZ: s6
Merchants insurance Company OF fhnadeiPha,
Capital 100000.
Capital 100000
Consolidated Insurance Company Of Phiadeiphia,
Capital s20ooo
Capital 100000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

a. TO NILLERS AND LUMBERMEN! III
Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

The SHANGHA1-The editor of the Grant Co.
Herald has been writing an "Ode to the Shang
hais." The following is the first verse, which is
as much as our readers will be able to bear a,
once:
Feathered giraffe! Who lent you wings?
Who furnished you those legs?
How could such everlasting things
As these, come out of eggs?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09
NEW SHOE STORE!

TINE subscriber having opened the store on Main CE1
l. street, next door to Messrs Carpenters, Jewell tXV
ers, offers for sale select and fashionable assorts ~
ment. Of LADIES' AND GENTLEMES's Boots d shoes,
consisting Of the latest American and French styles
Having engaged for the past five years in of the
largest Shoe Manufacturing Houses at the East the snb
scrber aters himself that his goods cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction. [ap2.y.l EDWARD NJ. TORREY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09
Nos IS, 20 and ~ Beaver st., New
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Since the introduction Of my schledam Schnapps into
the United States number Of liquor mixers in New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting up
mixed and poisonous Gins, and calling Schnapps that
belongs expressly to my CRITICIZE all others coun-
terfeits and mposons on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS AND HoTEIs.-
Numerous complaints made persons who keep bars
Steamboats, and in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with gn and sell to the unsuspecting for my
aromatic Schiedams .S;hndpps. would therefore adj
wise all who drink the Schnapps at such places to mark
the appearance the bottles and the outside wrapper
label should be defaced refuse to drink, unless
fresh bottle is opened UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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H. d. STOCKTON,
mar15.bp.td Guardian of James w. Neatly.

HOUSE and Lot for sale.-As eligible lot on
III North Hill, with new frame house, with seven
rooms with pantry and cellar The house Ii 22x30 feet,
with wing 12xl5 IT,, and all convenences for family.
Terms accommodating. Apply at the Real Estate Office Of
nar2S. l. ID STOCKTON.
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seal Presses are nov man
~ &C. A WHITE.

(successofs D. s. Ebersolo ~ their On
jefferson street, Burlngt- Iowa !.
sEALs engraved ard Stencil Brands OF ~ KINGS cut
to order. &C., &c- lAWs.npiLl
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I11 Yet n III
3 III Gbeanahip Hultsa saiIsd = poea 1hr nav.
y viii ID passengers aad 456S ,000 n specie.
Il Ths sosasnsr Black Warsios. from Hayana,
March 2Ise. arrived eany shis a. y.
The Amesican var vessels had leff that porf
for Nasanas. The clipper shsp Sea Witch,
fse;ghted With Coolies, vent ashore near Havana
and yin prove total loss- Several Spsnish yes
sells went TO her assistance, and succeeded IN
taking Oh passengers and crew in safety.
Washington, April S.
The reception of bids for mail contracts win
close on Nay It'll, when likewise contracts win
be concluded on all routes in New Jersey, Penn
syivania, MARYLAND, Deleware and Ohio togeth-
er with miscellaneous routes established BY re-
cent acts Of Congress embracing all the States
Of the Union.
The Chevaticr Lbburn, Swedish Ninisser Is
on the ere Of leaving this country for London,
to which court he has been transferred
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STOCKTON.

4 TEN ACRE LOTS for sale.--THK above
Il land Ii situated mile from this city, and
the Northern plank road They all eiigbly situated,
with good improvements three Of them tile fourth Is
all Timber land. On Of the lots Is good Dwelling
House, Kitchen and Orchard. bargain Is offered that
Is not met with every day-1nformation TO terms,
price, &C., may be had at the Real Estate Office Of
apr3. L. d. STOCKTON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

NOTICE.-THE undersigned having purchased the
inferest Of Chas Mason in the late firm Of Jno. II.
Gear Co. would inform the public that he viii continue
the wholesale Grocery business At the old stand where
he Win be happy to see patrons Of the late firm.
mar n-hp. Gazette copy) JOHN H. GEAR.
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Fire. Earine and Inland Insurance
rT1HE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, Of 81.
i LOUIS, Mo-Capitai 100000
DIRE TORS
Jno Winner Thomas L. Sturgeon,
Eugene Miitenberger, john Fisher,
William Cuddy, Bernard Bryan,
Elbridge g Clark, Rolin Clark,
Ladew, Isaac Walker,
Richard Ivers, James Street,
II N Scruggs, VIM Stands,
Lynus Jackson, Chas Peck,
Thomas Z Tut, Dabney Carr,
Francis Beehler. re
JOHN u. WINNER, President,
A. p. LADEw, Vice President, i4E
RoYAL CHAMB4RiAM, Secretary.
Houses buildings goods, wares merchandise, manufae-
tories machinery chattels and personal estate, vessels
and cargoes insured against loss damage by land
water, and against loss by fire.
| L. D. STOCKTON, Agent,
mar15.1y.bp Washington ST, adjoining p. o.
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A Chance for Some One !
rTATE uRu = Barn Ear ~nla nj n =,

VALUABLE Parma for sale NJ Auction.
Twill sx1L0t auction the city Of Burlington,
Tuesday the 15A Of Aprl tst at the door Of Jtter
Auction Room. II o'clock Of said daY the farm
the aNealy Farm lately occupied BY Thomas Beatty,
containing go ACRES lying miles Of eneisons
saw-miI, and being miles w Of Burlington, and 4
miles Of Dodgevilie There - acres under good
Improvement, and e acres prime timbef-good house,
brick smoke house, stable. fine young oschard we'll and
an excellent spring of water, etc.
Terms-One- half down, fourth in year. and bal
years. with per cent interest deferred
payments. (apl. pb.td HENRY II. SCOTT.
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School District, No. 2.
ORDERED by the Directors Of School District No. 2,
" that public schools be commenced In both school
houses April H. 1885, and be continued fourteen weeks.
The following branches win be taught and books used
Spelling, Webster's Spelling Book,
Reading, McGufee's headers,
Writing,
Arithmetic, Rays,
Geography, MitchelFs,
Grammar, Smiths,
History OF U. s., Wizards.
Teachers wishing employment viii make application in
writing to the Secretary. until the 1tta Of April 1856
OLIVER COCK, Sec'y. Dist. No. Q.
Burlington, March IS, 1S56-td.
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Nrw Ynpy Anr;l

NEw YORK, April 5.
FLoUR.-Delivered one shilling U bbl., sales
10000 bbls at Sc 5Oa6 Is for common to good
state and western; So STAT 90 for extra state;
Sc Stat Is for low grades western. Canadian
dull and nominal.
GRAIN.-Wheat unchanged sales 5000 BUSH,
81 "a for prime white Canadian, 81 10 for red
Tenn. Rye dull at 81 o2al GA. Corn la2 cts.
lower, sales 10000 bushels at 6la66 for yellow
and white Southern and old mixed western. Oats
as quoted yesterday.
PRovIsIoNs.-Pork shade better, sales 600
bbls, SIG 56al6 81 for mess, Sl5 rs for prime.
Beef quiet, prices unchanged. Beef hams in ac-
tive demand at $l3al6 so. Dressed hogs are
selling at 81. Lard steady, sales 500 bbls at
9aa101. Bacon in good demand at advanced
prices
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THREE Lots Two Dwelling Hon.
scs.-Lots 400 40 and All, the North Hill with
two comfortable Dwelling Houses. These lots well
situated, and handsomely improved. They will be sold
for $1,000, application be made at the office OF
mar2S. L d STOCKTON.
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~ ACRES of Land for saIe.-A desirable
.)O tract Of land situated Flint Creek near the
Plank Road Bridge and known the Wort place There
ten acres Improved and fenced with good frame
house. WE'LL stable smoke house, etc. and large quantity
Of fruit rees.TwEsrY FIVE of the above val
liable timber, which alone is worth than asked for
the land Apply soon to
mar29 - ..., l. d STOCKTON
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"Strang Farm" IN miles west of Burlington, the
Railroad Said farm contains EOS acres timber and
prairie adjoining 106 will be sold separate in
Guiding the best spring in the county For TERMS price
etc. enquire Of A. W. Carpenter Esq., Of the subscri
Der on the premises. fans bplml P. B. REED.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-09

A FINE assortment Of Gold Pens Of every variety Of
the latest Styles just received by the subscriber
The celebrated "Tiptop' Pen Bageys q. 8. Pensdesk
Pens In ebony and rosewood holders Also, fine lot Of
ladies gold and silver County and City 0ficers
Bookkeepers and business generally, requested
to look at the changes in style.
march L C0RSE
TATE WESTON, Or, To Will and To
N DO, by Jenny Dewitt beautifully illustrated by Orr
just received by express from the publishers which will
be sold either In quantities for the trade single copy
~ The above work will be forwarded by mail free Of
postage, on receipt Of $1.25. CORSE.
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TNOR SALE.-The House and lot known ~ the
II Hight property, corners Of Main, High and Water
streets Said lot fronts 20 Main running back go
feet to Water st. Enquire Of
apr5 " MARK 8 FOOTE