The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26
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Claims. ne Rost oAss DspettelsntSs lal6smeA
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The encouFagsment q oeeaa stsan.gAvigatisa
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1 Congress. a9
traTss nesossasisa With New 0ssnsds y fssthsf
epmslisaea Cby tho news rsesivsd by ahs lase
ksteamse shat : lay had been paa1ed erecting
Panama into . second .nteEd Edency, and COW
eftly laying AE. excessive tax on American
msils and tansaee. Gen. Caas viii soon solve
the diificalsy by bidding Gen. Herran cheese
between accepting the treaty proposed BY ouf
Government and taking The chances Of q resort
70 force. saa2a II Et7segf9f aaAs8 tHl h1
i i Mr.. Daniel s. Lee, Consul to Basic, accident.
ally shot himself thrOpgh tho foot four days 40
at pistol gallery, and died Yesterday Of lock.
Jaw. Three clerks IN the Pension and Land
Ofiices have disd within the last thee days
C Explanatory dispatches hare satisfied she do.
partMent respecting the delay Of Col. NOb,s,b
wagon-road expedition, and Il will 60 under tho
protection of troops.
i A. J. SrKPREHs = kCo.--AoaicrLsURAL BAxk
o. TKNNEssEE.-Messrs a. J. Stephens 4 Co.
Of Des Moines, have been putting In circslAtoa
the paper Of the Agricultural Bank Of Tennes-
see, and have hitherto redeemed at their coun--
Yer what they have circulated We believe
they are part owners Of the bAok.a On sasur-
day, the Sth, s.run0 was made upon them for
the redemption Of large quantities Of the Ag-
riculturai paper. Excitement was great, and Il
was thought to be an organized attempt to break
the Company. The paper came in in such
quantities that they were finally forced to sus-
pend. On the Monday following, public
meeting was held, on which occasion there
we're unanimously passed resolutions Of conf.
dence in the integrity and capacity Of Messrs.
Stephens 4 Co., in their intention and power to
redeem the bills Of the Agricultural Bank, and
urging the people to . lenient and indulgent
course. We believe the confidence expressed
$ not misplaced. and We expect soon to chroni.
lie the resumption Of business and the redemp-
ion Of all their engagements.-IGate City.
tBoYs G0RED BY 4 BULL--0n Tharsday Of last
week, two boys, sous OF Mr. Eaa.n Temple, in
be town OF Freedom, we're dreadfuliy gored by
! fcrocious bull which they were attempting to
irive from cOrn6eld. As the boys approach
ID him, he rushed ut them, and first tossed the
mailer boy upon his horns, producing . severe
uptnre ofthe muscle over the bowels. The boy
However was able to jump up and run out ofthe
'ull's reach The other lad, about ii years old
80 NV ~ iVItuL1tc - " escApe. Ane Dnu
ossed him some or 10 feet in the air, dread
ully 1acerating the flesh over his stomach and
upturing the intestines. When he fell he cod
lot move, but the bull was unable to discover
i'm again until some men came to his help.
)rs. Stone Hathaway were called to dress his
1ounds, but they found his injuries very severe.
ie died on Saturday evening.
The bull was an estray, unknown in the neigh-
orhood, and was . very large ferocious animal.
ie drove two men out Of another cornfeld but
short time previous. The father Of the boys,
\ company with two men, went out on the pra-
lie the same day and shot the bull. He mani
ested disposition to attack the party, and
robably would have done so, had not bullet
ut period to his existence. From last ac-
cunts, no person had claimed the ownership Of
i'm, and il j. probable that he had strayed from
is owner at some distance away.-Ottawa Re-
ub.