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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

d. AOuis, ApEu
Oats are suady. Corn active and firm. Prime
qualities Of wheat tending upward. Hay ad.
vancng Flour in good demand for extra grades.
Whisky unsettled. Better inquiry for bacon.
The following dispatch from New Orleans, from
private source, agree with those Of the same
date published this morning.
Flour So p bbl. Oats 64c per bush. Lard in
bbls and tres SIC per 10. Mess pork S22 per
Dbl.
Wheat-Thrre is slight advance on better
descriptions oil which there is limited supply
in market. Sales exclusive Of sacks 5000 bush
prime spring II, 81 O5 100 sacks good do at 81 !;
l05 fall at 81 10; 90 and rs fair do at 81 Is; 81
naked on board at 81 221 6s red at 81 "a; so
DO at 81 %; IS do at 81 u; 1000 bush prime do
at 81 80; 425 sacks Canada Club on private
terms; $50 red and white do do, and prime white
at 81 SO. Sale, including sacks, 400 choice
white at 81 80 per bush.
Oats-Unchanged and steady, with sales Of
100 sacks inferior at Soc; IS do, in cotton sacks
at 5sc; &c., 100 and 756, the latter free on board
at Coo; S5 at Gle, and 100 at 81 &c.
Corn-Market brisk, with liberal sales, and
firm at quotations. To-day 7s and $50 mixed,
and l60 yellow, at so; l2l, s4s and 800 yell.
low at 81; l2o, 237 and ,6sl mixed, and 600
yellow at 81; III white at same; $50 and PIG
yellow at 50; ia white, and 1870, 443 and 573
yellow, delivered, at SO; 720 mixed on private
terms, and 42a and 25T white, the latter choice
old. ut 43c per bushel.
Flour-No change There is still good de-
mand for extra, with reduced supplies in the
markets. Sales of country brands, 25 bbls low
grade super6ne at IS %; 100 full grade do at
So S5; 200 extra at Sc, 100 do at IS so, 800 SKIS
branded extra, on private terms, 80 bbls supe-
rior extra. delivered on board, at 81 and % Bluff
Mills do at same. City brands transactions in.
clude $50 bbls fancy at IS Is, and $50 Mont
gomery fancy, choice brand, at IS per bb
Beans-Sale of Is sacks fair white at 81 25.
Eggs-Sale of 800 doz at 10c per doz.
Fruit-Sale Of Is sacks dried apples at 50 Is
per bush.
PARTNERSHIPS 2O7 sacks Neshanocs at 81 As
and 81 do pinkeyes at 81 As and 81 so per BUSH
Hay-Very scarce and advancing. A lot Of
% bales sold at 81 80 per 100 lbs
Cacklings-Sales of 60 cakes at 81 80 per 100
lbs.
Bacon-A fair movement noticed to-day, EN-.
braciEg small lots of country shoulders at saS4c
Hams at 9al0c. Clear sides at 11all4 &c; 6 casks
shoulder and ribbed sides at St and lie; % ties
plain hams at lie; 5 hhds do do ut ! &C.; $4,000
lbs city shoulders, packed, at Sc. % casks city
ribbed sides ut lie; Is do clear sides at II &c.;
and 10 ties Sanford and Cranes extra sugar Gu.
red hams at lSc per ID.
Pork-In cut pork, sales include ,25o shout
ders at Tic, and 1000 pieces at 7c for shou-
dcrs, and SIC for sides and hams. We also quote
100 bbls. heavy mess at 1921 so per bbl.
Lard-Sale OTIS bblstprime country at lsc.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

Tue FsUir.--The Chester Herald says that the
peach crop In Randolph County has been in :
ured, but not destroyed, by the late severe
frosn. The Louisville Journal Of the 7th inst.
says: @ @
"There seems to DO but little doubt enter ain.
ed that the peaches aud pears In this section and
perhaps the apples are entirely destroyed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

WATCHES mt Wholesale Prices.-The
w subscriber has on hand stock of fne Gold and
Silver Watches and Chains, and he does intend
contuue this branch Of business, the said stock will he
| sold at wholesale retail, at New York Wholesale
prices. Now THE TINE FOR BAzGAias
mar IS H. II. HAWLEy.
at the Western Book. Music and Ha, Store.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

)ORTARLE steam Engines.-HOARD
L Il SONS, of Watertown N. Y, have now on hand at
their Depot In Chicago, few Portable Steam Engines.
address II. w. HUNT, care of II. W. HUNT co.
apr 7-bp I'm. 81 Lake ST., Chicago.
j. l.. COI2SE g. son,
WHOLESALE b RETAIL DEALERS IN
w PAPER UAN GLNGS,
VINDO " STA DIES,
BORDERS,
CENTRE ORNA NENTS,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

A DoupLK MuRDER.--Edward Hawkins, I
young man. stole horse in Estill, KY, last weel
aud was arrested BY constable j. Land and Mr.
J. Irwin. While they were taking him to jail,
However, he shot them boil, and escaped, 1t is
upposed. to Ohio,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

NEW ROCKS.
THE Star Cloud. Daughters Love, by :. Roe
l. American Gentcynau's Guide to politenes and
Fa>ho
Courtship and Marriage.
Sectional Maps OF Kansas.
Iowa.
Maps Of Kansas and Nebraska.
Just received and for sale by J. p. BROWN,
mar i6 Barret House gniidings
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

DC, dc, DC.
TheiriPaper Rooms having lately been repenished,
they have the finest stock of material to be found west
of the Mississippi Their Borders and Gilt Pap are
imported direct from English and French Factories, and
they constantly in receipt OF the latest styles and
patterns. Competent workmen sent to any portion OF
the city on the shortest notice.
apr Jefferson st., under Hawk Eye Office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

STELLA SlIAW WIS, very low Grape shawls,
y Embroidered and Plain; Cashmere shawl.; Mantil-
las; Ladies G. liars and Sleeves, Fl"uncng, Wrought
Bands, Dimity Bands, Crimped Dimty;
Just received at lapr 2D EDWARDS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22
NEW E,lAnLissrMENT.

THE undersigned hereby informs the citizens OF Bur-
lngton and vicllity that he has opened to-day, In
Third Street, dor north Of NJ Mex tteriek
Mnlers China store, hi. establishment and calls
the OF The public to his extensive stock OF
| Goods, consisting IN
FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Stockings and Gloves forLadies, Gentlemen and Children
TRINJfINGS, LACES,
! BLNDLNGS CORsETS
BUIIDNS. SKIRTS,
ENDERSHTRT?S AND ORA WSRS,
WOOLEN YAKN
PATENT THREA u,
VEL YET RIBBOE,
WU1iEBONES,
CHBHELLAS
P5RiSOLS,
SPOOL, SREZN AND ENIT7INf COTTDY.
| SEWING AND EHBROiDERING SIX,
Besides, large variety O. Good, not necessary to
mention. ,apr lS-bpti) JOHN sCRTh-
| A FRESH supply of Hem, Williams d Co.'S Section
"a al Map OF Iowa, GU Roller Just received and for
sale by p. Di0HH,
| apr2 Barrett House Buildings.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

XTSOL1SS.-Just received large assortment Of
yiolins, which will be sold very low considering
quality Also, Base Vols Guitar. flutes, Flies, Pico-
las genuine Italian strings, Violin Trimming Rosn,
Instruction Books, &c. II. H. HANLEY,
Western Book. Music and Hat Store,
marlS Sd street, neSt to Barrel House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

WHOLESALE HAT STORE.
TNHE subscriber will sci Black or Brown, Fur, Sutra,
i OR Wool Hats, Cloth, Velvet Glazed Caps, for
cash. little cheaper than they be bought this eide
of Gotham.
Country Merchants and Dealers in the article Who In
tend to buy cheap will do we'll to call at
Ii. II. HAWLEY'S
apr We tern Hat Store,
3D. ST., north OF Barret House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

SEEDS.-The attention of Farmers and Gardeners
~ Is solicited to stock Of Seeds, consisting In part
Of Clover, Timothy, Red Top Blue Grass, Met, Flax;
Usage Orange, Peas, Beans, Onions eets Carrot, Cab
bage, Cucumber, Radish, Squash and Mellon, all Of
which prepared to sell in a'y quantity and
low prices The above seeds sli be depended upon
as OF the best quality fresh grown and true to their
KEITH, ROBINSON Co.
feb II burlington. Iowa
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Shepherds:own, April ii, 1851.

Virginia, Jefferson County, Set ::
In the County Court, March Term, 1855 Z.
A Il Court continued and held for JEFF
II fersen County, on Friday, the goth OF
March 1857.
The Court appoints the following NAM
ed commissioners and officers TO conduct
the election, 10 be held in this County, on
The 4th Thursday, III May next, as plo-
vided and required by Law.
District No. l.
franklin Osborne. Fisher A. Lewis,
John W. McCurGy, Joseph Myers and
John Humphreys, or any two OF them.
Il. E. Woodward, officer.
District No. 2.
Robert V. Shirley, john w. Grantham,
Jos. o. Coyle, Rober, w. Baylor and
Samuel ID. Bryarly, or any two or more
of them. Geo. Murphy, officer.
District No. 3.
Henry Davenport. John S. Moore, Els.
rom Sliler, David Howell and Andre "
Aridge, or any two or more vf them.
Ihos. Johnson, officer.
District No. A.
John II. Gibson, James l.. Hoof, Geo
II. Tate, Geo. w. Eichelberger and
Francis w. Drew, or any two or more of
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District No. 5.
John II. McEndree, John Hess, Dan'I
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Lewis Lucas, officer.
District No. 6.
Edmund |. Lee, VIM. G.. Butler, Cato
NJ. Enller, r. d. Shepherd, Jr,, and ]. P.
A. Enller, or any TWO or more Of them.
George NJ. Bast, officer.
District No. 7.
VIM. Smallwood, John Moler, Robert
N. Duke, PHILIP Engle and George Crowl,
or any Two or more of them. John J.
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District No. s ,.r
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HARPER q BALDWIN

WHOLESALE dealers in BOOTS
w SHOES. HATS, CAPSggmsI
and STRAW GOODS. Prince saT==ssg4zs
street Wharf, Alexandra. Va, are now
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March 81, 1857. Z"
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EXCITEMENT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
VA Much excitement prevailed at the
University OF Virginia on Sunday last. 1t
appears that two students, Mr.. Martin of
this State and Mr.. Baxter Of Georgia, ON
Saturday night knocked at the door of a
grocery, kept by an Italian. named Mano-
nj; no one answered, and when the knock
was repeated, 4 shot gun was discharged
from window in the second story, d.
reclly upon them. hr. Martin was Sc.
verely hurt, though is thought not dan
gerously. MIR. Baxter was not seriously
injured. The next morning large crowd
of students collected al Manoni's store,
and searched it throughout, but found no
one except the clerk, from whom nothing
concerning the shooting could be gotten.
About an hour after that. another search
was made, and Manoni and his brother
The latter of whom fired The gun-were
found under bed in the back part of the
house. They were Immediately bound,
and though many were for hanging, and
some fnr tar and fea,hering, il was deci-
ded 10 fog them both severely, and drive
them from The county. As soon as ii
was determined 10 fog them, they were
dragged 10 an adjoining field. and due
preparations made for carrying il into ei-
feet, but Just at this moment the Chair
man OF the Faculty. appeared,and prevail,
ed upon The students 10 give The culpris
over to the proper authorities. and they
are now lodged in The jail al Charloltes.
Vile.
Decth ofa Member Of Congress-
Hon. John g. Montgomery. democratic
member of the thirty fifth Congress, from
the district composed of the counties OF
Iuzerne, Columbia, Montomr and Wyom-
ing Pa. died on Friday, at his residence
in Danville. He is another victim of the
dreadful and iHsidious malady contracted
al the National Hotel in Washington,
where he lodged al the time of the inaug-
uration. Mr., Montgomery was a lawyer
of standing, and had served with credit
in the Stale Legislature.
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JOHN S. EYE, is THE AUTHOR,

JOHN S. BYE, is THE AUTHOR,
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