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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

Washington, Oct. I.

.r-r,s-,... ,s washington, Oct. 4. q
The Sioux City, Woodbury. County Iowa,
Land Office Decision.-The land department OF
the Government has recently recognized the
right of the Judge of Woodbury. County, Iowa,
to enter US II town site by the name sof Sioux
City, the east fraction OF section % in ship
SO north OF Al west, under the municipal pre-
emption act of May 1874, but has rejected the
application Of the Judge TO enter by the name
OF Last Sioux City, the west fractional halt oil
section IS, in the same township and range, and
also his application to enter i'll trust the name OF
Little Sioux CITY, the southeast quarter OF sald
section, IS.
Sioux city is situated on Sioux river, trlbu-
tary OF the Mississippi III the northern part OF
Iowa, and about 1000 miles north oil st LOUIS.
The municipal peremptiou act OF May, IS, 1914,
restricts the town site entry to an area not eX-
ccedng go acres The position OF public lands
laid off at the new site OF Sioux city is embraced
in tae above mentioned traction half OF section
20, and the subsequent application Tor adjacent
lands under the style OF East Sioux city and
Middle Sioux city are regarded as merely an
extension OF the original site, aud unathorsed
by the statute, hence the rejection of the appi-
cation ..s ..
Messrs. Bolts and Prior with their friends,
went early this morning to fight duel near Mr..
Lays farm, just across the District line. The
ground was selected, and just before the posi-
tions were taken. the parties were arrested and
brought before Justice GODDARD Ofthis city, when
the principals were released on their parole OF
honor. They will return to Richmond this eve
nlng. -e .- .. r. a.. a...
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10 tbs PNssleA u M Uelted States, asaiasa
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x.ass.s spon Rex George Iesi4. iosmsr mem.
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PnisaAeirssa nenscrafs for F1enasns.
a few DAYS sgo, democratic fremont Club
vas organized in Philsdetph,a, the inesnbersssf
which have heretofore uniformaIlJ acted With
die democratic party. OF the meeting, thc
Times OF that city SAYS:
& Tho demonstration last night was ous Of The
most significant sad cheering egns OF the tirie :.
The county conrt room was crowded denscly
with an earnest host Of the lovers of freedom
who have hitherto been marshslled under dem
ocrafic bsnners No words can portray the
feelings Of those who we're gathered together
with one common sentiment. Il was in all re
spccts the most enthusiastic and telling assem-
biage which was ever convened In this city
Unprcmeditaied and spontaneous as the meeiir 8
was, it gave eloquent EtteraDee to that ire.
pressible devotion 10 liberty, which is the grand
cardinal idea Of all true democracy. THIS ell
fort must have Enthusiastically wide epread m
fucnce for IL inaagurates movement when
thousands of homes, democrats are already ca
ger TO Join.
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THr s,yETSRAss" of Manchester, y. H., who,
it will be remembered, visited President Pierce
at Washington las, winter, have declined an in
vita.ion TO do escort duty at the reception OF the
President in Concord The majority of the
company are nov Fremonsers, and they voted
tina, although they would be willing to show Of
fetal respect TO the President, they would not,
by attending party reception, give an apparent
endorsement to his political acts.
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LATER.

Official returns have been received from 10
towns, in which elections were held Monday
The official result shows IS for Buchanan and
as for fremont; towns are divided. The de-
moerats gain - and the Republicans S-a net
gain to the democrats of IA from the last town
elections The vote was closely contested
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DISTINGUISHED ARRivAL.-We learn from
private letter written by an officer of the British
army, who covered himself with glory at Balak-
lava, that General Sir VIM. Eyre has arrived in
this country, and is now making tour through
the States. 1t will be recollected that Gen.
Eyre led the Third Division of the English Ar
my to tho gates OF Sebastopol on the 18th OF
June, 1868. He was called upon by the COM
mander OF the troops to give his reasons in
writing for having lost 20 many men on that
disastrous day. His answer was briefly and
bmvely this:
''Sig--I have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt Of Your letter; and in reply beg to state,
that your ordered me TO take the Cenetry. and
/ took 1t. WIN. Ell RE.
His arrival in this city will stir up a good
deal enthusiasm among our hero-worsbiping
citizens.-N. Y. Mirror.
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Agricultural DIscovERY.-A Paris letter
writer states that scientific gentleman discover
ed two years ago, embedded with some embalm-
ed bodies, species of wheat not then in 'exis-
tence In the time of the early Gallo Kings
certain quantity of wheat was placed in the COT
fins of embaimed bodies. Some of 1t was sown
and it yielded from sixteen to twenty stalks to
grain, while there was on an average, twenty
more grains IN the head, than in the ordinary
wheat. considerable quantity of this ancient
wheat was sown on the government farm last
fall Gre reports are received of its produc-
tiveness. The ordinary wheat Of France is be-
.lieved to he only degeneration OF this ancient
grain, detcriorated by centuries OF reproduction.
This discovery takes France back fourteen cen
turtles for seed wheat, and it is expected will put
her in possession of onc-eighth more agricuitu-
raj wealth than she possessed before the dis
covery. --.--- -. -- - ----- ;.
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Phila,lnlnilia. DC


The National Agricultural Fair commence d
this morning and is attracting an immense
throns. The show is the most imposing one
ever seen in this vicinity. The weather Is de-
lightiul The city is thronged with strangers
and all our hotels are overlooking, making it
difficult to procnre accommodation
The ceremonies opened with a grand caval-
cade OF all the horses on exhibition; after which
the Hon. Marshall p Wilder, of Massachusetts,
delivered The address.
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CHOLERA CURED.
Mr.. MussELI.,

Mr.. Mussul: a, d. .ss.
sIR:-0n Monday last, my son, eighteen years OF ss
took something like the cholera. sharp pains IN ms W
and legs and very severe cranlpingip the bo1es' ~,
administered your American paratcn and tbs
day he enabled to leave hi. bed and walk about q,
1t Is my family medicine and the public should s''s
q fair trial and II viii act Its noble part.
gas .Es 5. Respectfully Yours, 1850.
$50 g. j. g. DAVIDSON.
Munnels Great American Preparation for sal. wtot.
sale and retail al sauires Boss late TalaniT prat
store, of Jefferson and Main sts, Burlington Iss'
may23 wy s-...fs Eal.-lse f..,. y...--...
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SrAsrLlSG RuaoR-It is reported by a gen.
tlen,an that just arrived from Fort kearsey that
the report had reached the Fort that Col. A, w.
Rahhitt had been murdered by the Indians
The gentleman says he met Mr. Babbitt with his
train aga n on the road about 20 miles above
Fort Kearney, aud that Mr. B, was there about
"a leave his train and hasten forward with one
mule team-,hst he came 10 kearney where he
remained two weeks, and thar Just as he vas
starting forward again an express rider was re-
ported with the news that Col. B. was murdered
by the Cheyenncs. and one man alone escaped.
These are the particulars he learned. nor could
be youea for anything burthe report
We are 10th 10 believe this report is true, but
have mans fears of its being confrmed-we
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cY- $50 our neighbor, Mr.. Gnzzle, has been
arranged at the bar for drunkardice," said Mrs.
Darlington, and she sighed as she though of his
wife aud children at home, with the cold wealth
or close at hand and the searching winds in
truding through the chinks in the windows, aud
waving the tattered curtain like banner, while
the lil,c oncs stood shivering by the cmbers.-
"God forgive him and pity Them" said she,
with u voice trcmulops with emotion "But he
was hailed out, said Ike, who had devonred the
residue OF the paragraph, and laid the paper in
pan Q, liquid custard that the dame was pre-
pairing for Thanksgiving, aud sat swinging the
oven door to and fro, as II to fan the fire that
cracked and bia ed within. "Bailed out, was
he said she, 'welI, should think would have
been cheaper to pumped him out, Tor when our
cellar was filled, arttr the city fathers had de.
graded the street, We had TO have 1t pumped
out, though there wasn't half SO much in il as
he has swlcd down" She paused and reached
up to the high shelves Of the closet Tor her pie
plates, while Ike busted himself by tasting the
various preparations. The dame thought that
was The smallest quart Of sweet cider she ever
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NEW INSTITUTION!

DEADY..MADE Clothing and Gents
IL Furnishing Goods. tts
On Jefferson street, ct the stand lately occupied as an
auction Store -I tt
The Advertiser the citizens of Burlington and
surrounding country, large and well selected stock of
r E 4 d w A d Il @ o TIT NG, -Ei
for Gents and Boys wear adaptedto the season. Hay-
ing been engaged for the past eight in the manufac
ture and clothing, enabled to sell ut PRICES to
suit ALL; my full and complete and perfect
In every department. expect make this of the
Institutions Of the city, and would therefore
pledge myself s: purchasers both in prices and quail
y Garments cut and made to order in the latest style
and on short notice. -a .rt- 4.s: -.
My stock offers many inducements--conssting OF
COATS of all kinds and qualities, latest fashions; l
PA ITS good assor tnent adapted to the season; s
SATIN SILK, CASHMERE, MARSElLLES and other
kinds of VESTS and yEsrSGs-togetsr with large as
sortnent of Black and Fancy CASSlMERES BROAD
CLOTHS, for sale, or to manufacture to order.
Money be saved by examining stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Please call and see
Emayl-tf, .z.. 3 A. COiiES. Fl
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NEW YORK CLOTHING ENIr0IE y NJ.
~ The undersigned has now opened his new and well
selected stock consisting of Clothing, Hats Caps, and
general assortment Gents Furnishing Goods at whole
sale and Retail He also takes this method of informing
the citizens of Burlington and vicinity, that his stock OF
Clothing. which be surpassed in style and quant-
ty, being manufactured under his supervision at his
Wholesale House in New York, is offered at EASTERN
PRICES, and Is receiving and will continue to re-
ceive the Fashionable Stock of Clothing offered
in this market !. ELKCS.
Jefferson Street, north side at the old stand of Alfred
Clark, and lo4 VIM. ST., New York, up stairs.
oct2 l. ELKUS, New York.
r.-e,as+s s. ELKUS, Burlington, Iowa
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THRESHING MACHINES!!
7;cFEl;,a - PaTENT!!

THE undersigned manufacturing large nunbt
Il of these celebrated Threshing Machines, which tbsJ
offer the farmers Of this country something that
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well se
ected and seasoned, and work done In The bes, man
Der and We warrant machines to perform right In ev
cry respect To thresb clean and ready for mar.
ket much grain, in given time, with little wa,.e a.
any other now In use a
This is the Machine that has taken the highest prrn
the last three State Fairs in Ohio, and In many
other places In the Western Country and Is regarded
those acquainted With It's merits foremost Amongst
Threshng Machines. "
OUR HORSE POWER, we think, the most simple, da'
rabe, and light running power yet introduced I'D ,hs
Western Country, and will not fail recommend iseh 70
those acquainted nth It's use, .....l .. i......
All kinds Of repairing done shor. notice.
Orders communications from distance prompuJ
attended to. II. SPENCER d ~,
mHy21ytf a #s'3 g.. y.,r Burlington, Iowa
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+. BROWNS ..+
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS EssEscE is preparation Of unusual excellence
In ordinary Darrlea incipient Cholera In short in
a cases Of pr6'raon the digestive functions 1t Is
cholera and summer complaints OF Children 1t Is De Gu
iarty enicacous; no family, Individual, or traveller
should be without il. 1sg $50. $500 - - -
CAuIioN-Be sure to get the genuine essence which In
prepared only by \. BRORN, az his Drug and CAemi.
Phi adephIa and for sale by all the respectnbl Anotbe
carries in the Unitod sta ss ssE - $3.50 f 'N >
Sold In Burlington by Z. Z. GAY. rapr1bp.v1 -;
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1870 ~ Frannnt
Humerous American Wor,ks

SHORF AND skETCHY, suited to Snmme reading
ONeaps Chsrcoai Sketches; The Big Bear If Arkansas
pickings from the Picayrns; Major jones' Courrshp
Major Jones Sketches of Travel; Yankee among the
Mermads by w g. Barton; Stray Subjects arrested ami
Sol Smiths Theatrical gecolivctions; Rat ehea Tray
els; Adventures Of Capt. simon Suygs: Wild Wr<,ern
Scenes streaks ofSquaster Lille, DC = ,r sale by =
J. p BROWN,
aug Third st.. Rarret H., ,,,,. p,,;isr-,
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Cincinnati C.. /,

OIi1cIHuaLl, Nct, 8.
The Republicans had torchlight procession
here last night, numbering over lo,eoo persons
Several persons in the procession were serious,
ly injured, by missiles thrown by outsiders At
ter the procession, the meeting was addressed
by Hon. S. II. Lane. saz, ~
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DISTRESS OF THE BUCHANAN PARTY.-The Blu
chanan organ in New Orleans--the Delta
| nourns over the prospects of the Presidential
contest in the North. and calls loudly tor seces-
| sion and disunon. The Delta further begs that
Texas viii lead off in the secession movement.
Let her" says the Delta, plant on her capitol
| at Austin once more the flag of the Lone Star,
and million of men will soon rally around it,
The time for action has arrived.p This is the
last and worst resort.--N Y Herald I
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TnRews FROM THE TRAcR ny MoosE.--We
learn that the train OF cars for Clark and Me-
CtilIis's Lumber Mills, were thrown from the
track on Thursday evening a short distance
above Island Point On examination to ascer-
tail, the cause, It was found that they had run
down and run over great noble Moose, which
weighed abou, 1000 lbs It was one Of the
male species, and IRON the tracks it was evil
dent he had companion with him who turned
of the track few rods ahead Of the ipoiH,
where this one was run down. No dnfnage was
sustained by any one, and the engine and tram
werc but slightly injured Portland Advertiser,
Sent ygtb.s &4ssst EEs*sEs g - 43zsi = u
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Honetdalp Pa Oct.

The demoeracy held the largest meeting here
today, ever held in this County, 10000 persons
present. Meeting addressed by Jno. Van Blu
ren Hendrick b. Wright, Capt. Day and Col
Slowden, the procession was over three miles
long, the farmers turned ont cn nasse with
their OK teams. o. which there were nearly Loo.
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THE VoTE OF New YoRK.-The n. T. Herald
of the Sd inst, in speaking of the result of the
election in that State, says:
Every one who knows anything of political
affairs from Sandy Hook to Niagara, and every
| traveller through the State who has seen the
drift of opinion, is aware than one of the surest
States Of the Union for Fremont is the Empire
State. Every day adds to the strength Of the
Fremont Party. 49,. .,-.-------
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TRUrH.-The Radical AboiitioniSt deyotes its
entire number for October to an earnest appeal
to the enemis Of Slavery not to vote for Col
Fremont. 1t declares that the Republican Party
is not in any sense, or 10 any extent, commit
ted to the doctrines OF Abolition, and that it
cannot be relied on to do anything whatever
to promote the overthrow Of Slavery. 1t says
The Republican Party is not party for the
deliverance Of the enslaved, but only for the
security Of the free. 1t is not a party for the
black man. but only for the mhite man. 1t is
not party for the rescue of the whole country
from the despolism ofthe Slave Power, but only
for the rescue of Kansas. 6us sa....
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Dnsia1,t hope. Tho ladies' xti certainty reas
sister Josey's got baby,
tShe Is but child herself,
And the baby isa bright-eyed,
Laughing, crying little elf.
Wen mind ono April morning
/ was scarcely FIVE years old
Addie came with smile of gladness,
And wondrons tale she told
How q tiny, pretty creature. 81
To our mothers arnis was given.
How white-winged angel bronghtit,
From its happy home in Heav'n.
Mother called our baby Josey,
And she was our pei and pride;
No one thought of scolding Josey.
When she pouted, frowned, or cried.
Only think how years crowd roand us,
Bringing trouble, bringing change y
Now that baby's got i baby =
Bless me amt it Tcry strange
Such a precious, winning darling,
Ewes of softest, darkest grey,
Cheeks where blessed cunning dimp!es
Play bobeep the liyelong day. i
You should see him laughing saily,
Cooling like little dove.
Ifyou were the crosscst fellow,
Josey's baby you would love-
And he hasa tooth just coming
By this time quite through IL may be-
Dear me- il is very funny. r
Sister Josey with baby
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A pair of horses ran away the other day at
St. Paul, and leapcd sixty feet down perpen-
dicular cut in the bluff. One OF them was killed
instantly; the other rose IRON the ground, and
although badly crippled, plunged into the river
and swan hall way across it, when, becoming
exhausted, he sank and was drowned. Loss
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A GRRMAs MURDERED FOR SHOUTING FOR FaE-
soSr.--The THIN tOhio) Tribune, of Sept 18th
says @
peaceahle and respectable German black.
smith, named AdoIphns Rodenheiser, was muir
dercd Wednesday evening, by man named
john Corneilly, under the following circunlstan.
ces -RodhcnheiseF, who was republican, was
standing in or near Rees' saloon and gave q
ston, tor Fremont. Corheiy Immediately knock
cd him down and sprapg upon him with both feet
stamping him so severely that he died yesterday
afternoon Cornciliy has no, yet been arrested
but the officers are in pursuit Of him. The de
ceased maintained good character, as an IN
dnstrions aud quiet citizen. We have no doubt
Ccrneilly was more or less maddened with whis
kew
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Daily and Weekly Pansr.

NEW YORK and Chicago Pspers IS,ilv- p,nor,s
Piesarai Frank L-sliss Iuus;rat ed News, Wayeriy
Magazine, NeT YORK Ledger, Ledger of Romance. FLAG
OF our snion brother Jonathan, Tr Flag Picayanr
scisnhe American Star spangted aaner Bostnn pjIa
.rish news, Citizen, Irish American, ewYer Herald
Tribune, and fines, etc. 75-'S5'-'. - = iAsi sia'
and 70, az Re received Regularly every week,
s,o s J. r. BROWN,
Third street, Barrett House Building.
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5000 or more, Hon. Thomas d. Elliott presi-
ding, was held ii fremont. wareham, on FRI
day last Hon. Josiah Quincy, Jr., who has
lately returned iron, Europe, addressed the
meeting, and in the course Of his speech said
that TO his own knowledge, SIR. Fillmore. while
. II Rome, was constant worshipper in the
Catholic Church, and very frequently received
- 6sasdiesaen " The Pope
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Munnels Great American Preparation

Munnels Great American Preparation
A SUKE REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera MOI
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the Eastern States and many them throwing aside the
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family II pures the blood and strengthens tn sysss
throughout.
CERTIFICATES-PEN
%" aa aafa aNEacRK, Penn, July 20th 1873.
Mr.. NUESEI:
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est remedy for dysentary ever invented Ihave knosi
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section OF the country and have knew to sh
one case yet. tasa Respectfully yours
JAMES ARNOLD.
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Hartford Oct s

Hartioru, Oct. 5.
The Courant says So towns have been heard
from, Fremont CARRYING so and Buchanan S5,
which is gain over hast tall OF 2l for Fremont
and IS for Buchanan.
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Y--The Detroit Advertiser, of Wednesda

says: .s..l-1,-- t, ue - tsa
: Gen. Cass and Gov. McClelland were tele-
graphed yesterday, and started post-haste for
Pennsylvania last evening" rt,8
Some of us remember when Mr.. McCIelland
went on similar errand in lS4S, but it didn't
work. Our opponents are desperate and are
. growing more So -. -. Il ---.-.---. -
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The Anamosa Gazette states that Thomas
Howell of that town, died recently, from the ct.
fects of taking blue Gag tea to cure the ague.
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New Orleans papers of Wednesday cont'in
Texas advices of.7th. News unimportant. Capt.
- with small force has made successful
expedition against the Pecos Indians.
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c5Y-A new cent is being coined at the mint,
of the size of the present half cent, and conipos
ed Of 81 parts Of copper, of nickel and one of