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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

1t was believed, in Washington, on the
18th inst that tho new Cabinet would be
as follows;
Mr.. Cass, Secretary Of State; Mr. Cobb,
Of Ga. Secretary Of Treasury; Ex-Gov.
Floyd, Of Va, Secretary Of War; Ex-
Gov. Brown. Of Tennessee, Secretary Of
Navy; Mr.. Toucey. Attorney General;
Mr.. Jones. Of Penn, Postmaster General;
Mr.. Jacob Thompson, Of Miss. Secretary
OF Interior.
Whether these DO the correct names or
not Is immaterial. Four viii DO from the
South and three true TO the South.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

Joms d. Goucn.--At the close Of his
lecture In Chicago, on Tuesday evening,
Mr.. Cough was presented with beautiful
casket filed with gold coin, and rich
elaborate vase, tho whole cost Of the tes.
timonial being $500. The presentation
wm mado by Row. Mr.. Curtis, in behalf Of
"two hundred ladies' Of that city.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

jackson Lynn has added TO hts carriage
mandatory the manufacture Of saddles
aud harness. IN their several departments
He has employed Mr. Stevenson. an expo
rienced and competent workman. andrrom'
ises TO render satisfaction 10 allwho patro
nize him. In the carriage department
Mr. Lynn has already acquired arcputatlor
that secures him the patronage Of th,
judges Of good carriage. Give him .
call
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

0>rA new dodge Ia now being practie-
cd upon the philadelphians by sharpcr,
after this style. A gentleman pulls tho
door bell and asks for Mr.. A., who Of
course Is not in--tclls HIS lady that no owes
Mr.. A. one dollar and half--glyes q
counterfeit fve-dollar bill. aud gets three
dollars and iify cents Of good money In
change.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

The expensss under the late Sheriff, Cor
the February term Of 0 days. In 1866.
were sl2o. Tho Court was in session this
term 10 days, which, at the rates Of last
year. would have cost sei5. whilo Glide
we'll spent only sl65, showing asayiug Of
$50. Theexpenss Of tho january torn,
1880, was Si75, shis yem S1oo. W. have
no doubt that men Of al parties win ap.
plaad Sheriff Glidowelt for reducing thsss
heavy expenses, obs ita
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

Jcsscc ID. Briwhs In the Cabinet
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of Tuesday
has reliable Information that Bright win
be Secretary Of Interior. We are not sur
pnscd. We knew that Bright had too
much sense TO hope to hold his seat in the
Senate on tho election Of q caucus.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

Iowa Csnssisusiouai Cenventsou
Is now hard at work. Tho discussion
are characterized by marked ability ant
propricsy thus fart although tho question
Of corporate reimbursement was fairly BE-
forc the body this morning. and tc.chet
party chords
The Committee on Interpretations have
IN their report provided for tho establish
mont Of State Bank.--lotsa City Re
publican. <th
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

I WILL sEIL Al public sale a Ne lass rsal1sses
ship, oil the personal properly Of he deeosos1
not taken BY The widow, coAsidine IN rorl Of
Cattle, sheep and hogs and other sf1is1os too g.
dious 70 mention, sale 10 commenco q 70 oclock
A. NJ. Saturday, January 81. 1887,
TERMsi-- al suns under thses doIlass. 60.
Of thrcc dollars and upwards. twelve moo1hs
credit, the purchaser gssins note wiz opVeove1
security, waving beheat Of vaisallea sad sp-
jan 10 Nv wx. .. ApAMs. A>n's..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
AmcrIcanism In the United states
senate.

senate.
The proceedings in the U. s. Senate,
which We give in another column. In ro-
gard TO the qualifications Of voters in Min
nesota please us. They are In tho right
direction, and show that Americanism has
a hold on men Of old parties. The Know
Nothing party Is dead, but the idea oil
Americans governing America" was nov.
or moro rife than now. Our privileges
are too sacred, our rights 8. dear. to be
surrendered to aliens. Lei .one but citi-
zcns Of tho United States vote, in any
election, or hold any Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

A child Of Mr.. Cross was drowned In
the Rubottom lock, on the White Water
Canal, one mile below Cedar Grove. lest
week. II was crossing the lock on board,
aud fell IN. II was some four or five years
old. W. ---
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
Sp.tiaI Nstit.s,


= slsL maa Pu's y. hand sPoa e - q
a. ss Pea s = ga, yessS = &C.
In the blood. Dc. Robaeks sessdlnevloa non-
sdies, the Blood furioer and HEED PIlls- 81
through digestive organs diFoo>ly npon - 0lFeen
ana restoring SssIsA b. sssoviss ~ sSsss5
cause Of the .con p1aint. Thoss uello1noo 60
eomposed sxc'usIvsly Of susdlsh ksrss ~ exsser
ordinary ssnasive propsnisa, and ere lnisll1ole
In nervous diseases. dyspepsia. rheu natesn ocgc9
uia, eroptions of The skins liver and bowel oous
plnints. etc.. etc. See advenlsemont-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

For more ihsa three yssrs ! have ssea s.sss.
Of Inc bones and jolnis. have strictly o>lpvo4
the advice OF physieians. and q other Uneo -
such famlly medicines ~ had been reeoumgn0e0
for the cure OF fheumstsm; st'l o1a ~ ~
70 keep N, bed. and thereb> was peeronto4 hen
attending 70 my business some vse1s - ves
induced bya fsicnd 70 w Csrief5 tponIrA Ma.
sably Improved sfter bsd isken the fouflA deesi
have only uscd one snels bollle, ~ ~ eQlIrs'
~ free IRON all ge1e. fssl besser 49, i've
fslt Tor ,easss and sttflbnts ny eom1>4eey -
Mixture. ! consider n mosl sxeo|l>ol ~. No
Cor rheumatism snd eli diseases 81 ~ NOD. oa1
checrfaliy recommend u v the a11le>e1<
u. nvkkiTT, Z. 3: eeF. ~ = WelocA
clnolnnar. Mani ~ ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
0erThc Albany transcript is responsi
bio for the following:

bio for the following:
"Reccntly gentleman and lady in 0
ncighboring city were enjoying sleigh
ride when one Of the traces was broken be-
You'd all hope Of repair. and at point
whore no assistance could be had. In the
emergency the lady produced from hor OK.
pandcr good cotton rope sufficient to
make another Things were fixed and
the party moved on. So much has boon
said against hoops, that No q matter Of
justice, we give publicity to this evidence
IN their favor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

Nm. Epfron: Il have not seen num-
her Of you paper the AxKmcAS, FOR a
long time; but have juss boon informed
that you have recently pabllshed In II =
paragraph, stating that am a candidate for
tho Presidency Of Indiana Asbury Univer-
sity, in case the present incumbent Dr.
Curry. should resign. | write now TO re-
quest you to contradict that statement by
publishing this note. Lam not and have
not been n candidate for this Office
Moreover | am not aware that have oy-
erutlered word from which m inference
Of this kind could be drawn. Please,
therefore, to make tho nmende honorable,
a. public as you made tho statement Of
which | complain. Yours, Sc.
Il. L. Il. BRAGD0N.
OF course, Brother Bragdon, we viii
mako tho correction. No one, however.
ever thought you were candidate In tho
sense Of desiring the post but your friends
who know you, have designated you.--
There are many who think you cmincntly
qualified, and nothing that you will be
likely to say viii change their opinions,
even IL the Board should look elsewhere.
Those who know you, know you to bo In
capable Of seeking that or any othcr place,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
naiiifs Expenses for tho February
Court, 1871.

In addition to the above, John Samucls
was allowed ao,ss as Juror, when not ser.
wing as bailiff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
Nsh ASbsrtissmsnts.
BOARD on DIRYcT01e,

s.rIsruswss, J.C. wrtts. y. p.Lss'ss.
w.u, rowstl, W. = fsIs. jcse ea.es.
J. p. ulsss. D.J. iil1nAwAs, J. ". rAlsoTs.
" = s >. HATHAWAY. rres's.
~ ~ Ere ssa hsdsS M. taken Il sq@sk
ii--An persons assrins In.ssssee. vlii s.ll On
JOHN ". kkhLy. Asrrz.
!" n'00'' 3. ;. eoylxarok. a....., Ar-.s.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27

A FLOODED MARX. about u hsnda Ma,
n works. well IN buggy, sinels o. des5ls,
ihrce excellent colu. siE year, Old. Any N
who wants good brood mare viii extsa enoliuss
and is willing 70 pay good price ler her p cash
o. on time, can be accommodated ~ calling q
this once. -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
9itS

Near laxreI. Ia. on Monday morning.
10th Feb. 1857. ELrxkBErn HknILTos.
relict Of George c. Hamilton, formerly Of
Hageniovn Nd. Aged bo yean 4
months.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
Cutting Boxes
AND CORN SHELLERSn!!

.ss a;'s' ss' & s; :ss ::I;':' -. S::. .''''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

At meeting held in the town Of Dodgeville.
Jssa, on Saturday the 18th inst. on motion Of
G A. Galloway, A. McNichael was called 70 the
Casir, and Nathan Huston Was appointed Sec
setAry. s~E
Ne ohjsct Of the meeting vas stated BY the
Onirman. viz: to take preliminary steps for
holding Railroad meeting in the town Of
DsdgcvilIe on Thursday the 21,h day Of August
instani
whereupon q committee of arrangements
we're appointed, consisting Of the following per.
soma viz: J. d. Cameron. Jonathan Robins,
A. Mccullough. john Thomson. J. w. Barns,
4. NcNichael. Esq. John Hixon, ]. n. Sperry,
Jonathan wassom, ]. R. Cline, Nathan Huston.
filuan smith, Robert Allen, Alexander Wright,
l. D. Bishop, L. D. Miller. Comfort Gillett,
l. H. Miller. G. A. Galloway and H. P. Kynett.
On motion, it was ordered that 800 handbills
h printed and posted up.
O. motion, the committee we're requested to
uuai Dod.,. y.lle ON the 18th inst. at o'clock
III, to make arrangements for the meeting Of
& s7th inst
On motion, Resolved, that the Burlington
ppen be requested to publish the proceedings
4 this meeting.
On motion, adjourned.
A. McNICHAEL, Chairman.
NATHAN HusroB, Secretary.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

I've observe wish regret that q lsase one
80. RspubScas sossmpospsies has committed
su,--shs gvOss ~ssdsvaef slainiag ths
-. Z sae Nev Conssisssssa - : parry
....., We refer 70 the Davenposs Qasatte.
= i calcalAted y ds W No Geod-so
-. = essd end eisAer At Asss = aAssad.
..-s ,ssens reason vh, Il ssves sAesid
T - ~ up BY any body = tAAt 4 =
,ly aad asdeniAbly false Nsahins
- bsasen effonscry cssld iaassssny
-. journal = Get up clsim knssn y
hody 70 be falre. How could ths Gs-
...;ar from The returns from every ceun-
: ~ p.rsy Iisss we're entirely diGsgardsA
-. bardibood to say chat the adoption
20 Constitution vas party matter IN any
I,s own coussy gave tAs Constitution
-.;o,;,,. .. did Des Mcines, Lee. ETC., while
j. Republican nominees for county oncefs
-. a.l.,,.a. On she other hand Clayton
.ss -, p.puercan counties gave nejotitiss
aesinss the Constitution
W reerss y - any newspaper edltot c's'
REGARDING the ninth Commandment ana or'ng-
- r,Orosch upon Journalism BY violating the
ss.r and pLpsbae dictates Of truth and com
- honesty, and more especially do we re-
M y ses Republican cotemporary Of the
sanding Of our up river neighbor engaged in
a. kiad Il dirty work. The sooner it is "dried
- ~ better. as ep
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

u The project of q Rail Road from Burling-
ton to Iowa City, via Dodgeville, Morning Sun,
ETC., is attracting considerable attention. We
see that our enterprising and public spirited
friends At Dodgeyille have called . meeting at
their town, Thursday next, at which there will
doubtless be . large attendance. The People Of
Morning Sun. Columbus City, and, in fact, all
along the proposed route, are alive to the inn
pestAnce and advantage Of this connection with
the river. The Road will be one of considerable
Importance to Burlington, passing, As it will,
through densely populated and very fertile
country, and opening to us trade Of very consid-
cradle importance, only part Of which We now
haye. and even this We may not be able to re-
tain unless va help push on this projected Rosd
with all the means in our reach. The building
Of Railroads does not exhaust communities or
States. On the contrary, il i the meals Of
wealth and advanoement. As city, for every
dollar that We invest 10 good and feasibls Rail
Road enterprise We shall receive . return Of st
least ten dollars Il is thus with the investments
We have already made. What hes been the
value 70 Burlington Of the Peosis 4 OQuawka
Railroad with lie Hassssn and Squthern connec-
tionsy What Of the Burlingtoa and Missouri
River Railroadf Win not the lasssr Be worth
% Bsrlington end - Iowa tan dollars for every
one Of its cosst OF coarss Il will Tho Rosd
Viz Dedgssilis asd nesning Sun ought to b
built-is win pay. and 10 50 infos h E when.
svsr " ca bsing sny available nsans-when-
eysr or bonds oaa b a,ld as living sstes-ws
70 y or lsading them ibsrally y this Asw pro.
jsst Lss = have ~ Barlinstoa and Iowa City
Rail RnaA@ @Hs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

CHURCH BURNINa IN CANADA.-The Catholic
Church at Richmond, C. W., was burnt on the
lst inst. About one or two o'clock in the morn
ing, the fire was discovered, and the alarm inn
mediately given. 1t was doubtless the work Of
an incendiary, who had entered the window and
set fire to the altar. Nearly the whole of the
plate, and every thing the church contained was
destroyed. Suspicion rests upoa two young
men against whom warrants were issued One
was arrested and committed for trial; and the
other escaped
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26
]. II. WARNER,
J. H. MACON,
A. n. SE1BERGER,
JOHN WHITE,
WESLEY MOORLAND,
w. II. SEWERS.

= The damage in the city BY the late heavy
ssissis considerable. Four bridges over Hawk
BE Crtk we're considerably injured. At the
epsser Of Third and Division streets, in con-
seqse1oe Of 6il Of several feet without any
sivess, or any way to get rid Of the water.
no Or three houses we're completely flooded
aadthe occupants driven into the upper rooms,
vsshiagten street is considerably damaged, ~
NJ - many other streets. It win take Q
sod many dollars to repair damages
k seems clear to us that Improvements, in
Ae say Of bridges At least. should be Of .
ssfs permanent character than ours prove 70
Ase been. Even our stone abutments-ths
- = Main stneet for instance-is proved 70
Aave been Of no account, from the fact that
Aas been in part undermined and thrown
sssa. Il strikes Us as good policy 10 erect
good permanent stone abutmente, putting up
vide ana sabstansial bridges, that viii mot need
repairing o. re-building every year or two.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

as ~ ~ A&
) We ne keinG ~ have twenty hye lh6nsand ne
III under uifIleaey Orderb NOT u husf hair of a.
mAnb heAd uh0 does not nteffste with The bal
i0t box. but 70 pFutect Ii againxs whoever III,
every enc who dares ID attempt its pollution.
II i've 10 oosi oFRanize to var against thel gov.
ernor, butte ~ hin. u From Hhati have Il
ready heard from him.. indirectly, expect il
Day 81 two 10 receive j note from him % thiI ei
feet: - sss.,f ss'ssssats ]
ss(Senefal Lane--orrnnirer ar t3a peanle II
Kansss- Aa.herize - q ~ o ,ls peopl,
tyou have osranized for liz defence 81 the ballo
box u October. thas Il acceps them q tjnited
esatss troops, u IA - s6ey %, ana vim mysel
order out the re1nlar army % suppiy tho bal
ance needed fRoars of laughter.
Let me say that il Governor Walker Is saved
from total ruin, II will be by the stout arms ol
fthe people Of Kansas and lei me ~. too. tia,
If Missouri comes over again, With walkers 40.
proval or without. il, ~ will whip them like tie
devil (Cheers. 81.
hnd that the space yoa allot me Il nearly iii
ed, andthat inust break on abruptly. II
y Denocraey and 'Eassidiosss Ransom;r and
mediateIy; and appealing ID them "a stand
firm to the ssblo0d sfaiued banner of ropeka. Il
Nr. Perrin christened thc suuatter's cons,itu-
tton. sf III
RANSOM An ApoffrlONtsf.
One scene was amusing.
III don't believe eaid Lane ssthaf altho' this
Fastidieus Ransom was nominated by thc mnr-A
deref Clarke md b pupeotted ~ the th;eyes ana
assassins whom Missouri and the Caro|inas yom.
tied upon Us, that there il any pro-slayery man. 1
far less anv free stafe n,.;or.f S.r,c..., -hs
win cast lii vote for him." '''','' = 80
sHere's one 4" shouted ! voice from third
story window.
ssHere's another!r cried a man beside the wa.
gon. efN III n
Another I" III ' 80 II tls
sAnother arin ~ .as@Pi4 ,ss taf5e&
ssHere's another r.
These cries were repeat.d from avery side
Lane looked around at thenl-..l don't believe
there's one y he repeated.
Shouts Of ayes We willir ..Here's one Y |
s'You think you viii, gentlemen" said Lane.
shut tell Won Won aconf There's : inst God n /
Heaven who win interfere 4, oreyent ira perne.
tratiOn of such crime WOnld Won vote for an |
mot BY a aiuqful,r 4
'.Not bad!"
Mary tine!"
t.In horn!n
Not by d--d eight"
81 thought not" said Lane. aand now tell |
you, gentlemen. that We have messa % of b,s
in Lawrence, sent to the Legislature of Michi
gan, filed with the most ultra abolition senti-
ments." TRoArs of lanRhter.1 ~
Mr. Perrin discharged great quantity Of
speech after the general sat down. 1t was Of
he most frothy substance. He has diarrhea
of woras.
Judge Hutchings. Of Missouri, preached for an
hour, commencing his sermon with eulogium
IF General Aichison as . man; filing il up with
covert and insidious fings at Lane, and conclu-
ling il with hysterical appeal.a for the safety
Of our blessed-a union.a and our glorious a III.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

CHINESE SUGAE CANE.-The Prairie Beacon
says, Mr.. Baker, Of Rochester Mills, ILL.,, is try
ing the experiment with the new sugar cane on
the largest scale that we have yet heard of. He
has now twenty acres growing on his farm. He
informed us the other day that it promised fine
crop. He is building large mill, and procuring
large cast iron tanks, to be used in the man.
ufacture Of the sap into molasses and sugar.
Mr.. B. was quite successful in his experiments
with the cane last year.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

A PHILADELPHIA KAHN-The Philadelphia
Bulletin learns from Persia that Mr.. Washing.
ton Carroll Tehis, of Philadelphia, lately IN the
service of the Sultan as Nessim Bey, has been
made Kahn by the Shah, and received the
title Of Runjeet Kahn. His rank is that of
Lieutenant-Co Colonel of Artillery, and he is em-
ployed to re-organize the Persian army entirely.
He has also received from the Sultan of Tur-
key medal for his services in the war with
Russia
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

SsssArs Ov Ions IN TEX CIrY.-Our atten.
~ has .6eea arrested By the frequent com.
psa'nfs m regard to the difficulties and uucer
sans'es attending the resurrey Of lots in the
~ and - very many of our readers are in.
e'essed in the matter, we take the liberty Of
eAalng ne attention Of our City Fathers to the
es'Aesissment Of suitable landmarks. Il il said
1ssss shss The subject has been before them In
- iorm for year or more without having
s.e''ed any decided action. This, We think. 10
&eg. Ths subject 10 one Of vast impor-
y every owner Of real estate in the city,
essid, BY al means. be attended % BY the
~ se'srnnent- The course pursued hitherto
- Ae result Of the noss calpabis disse-
- y ne public good, or . groe error Of
emf leading in either cass to insxesieahls
ssoa and eAdless Iisiession.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

1 eacTA0Ls RossEsg.-Ehe s1sse e
sus Z c.. = Lesia - peAhsd .
- q esooo wsssA e esl1esA sasss
- Aaaa sausd Ca ybo1 - -
- - - d1gu1ur tAefk 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

q There vas destructive tornado in The
tosn ef Rssd;ng. xao.. Saturday lapk hy which
gssas daaAep sas dsas - bsilliael oeaharda.
-. 1AasAss aspsf Ns. evesssss, fsehes sf
Ne. g. r eesstsas. u shis city. ~ tstaily q.
aolshsA ossha.h tom sR and nsch damage
1eoo. .sx 49, m,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

The question Of free suffrage was submitted
to . popular vote at the recent election in North
Carolina, and decided in favor of the extension
by large majority.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26


Editor Of fMt Harkeye, Burlington:
DKAR SIa,-In the first column Of the 2nd
nee Of your issue Of the 18th inst. you state
shst Bowen, 1ho was killed BY Brown, Editor
4 the Oskaloosa Herald, on the morning Of the
VI lost. VAS the person recently arrested in
yssr city on the charge Of obtaining counter
kt money.
pn behalf of the family and friends of Mr..
Dssen, We desire to give an emphatic denial to
~ statement. The name of the person ar
sssted as you state was not Bowen, and VIC are
hfsned and believe that Mr.. Bowen has not
bssa IN your city this year.
Simple justice demands that you give this de-
sial the same publicity that your charge has
sbsaiaed. By so doing you win oblige many
citizsos Of Oskaloosa. a..
We certify the above to be correct statement
II Il r
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

a alarm of fre was raised yestssday
!. - st the upper end Of Main ssress bst
essAagration turned out 70 b 6szle. Il
sstaaisy, Aouassrs Gss she9e halfa -
pisisec indivia@ls - attach tAssselves
- q the Gre eRsineA aAa suss1 he .
assssh thssstrsst, 6 - vsn sftws
- = Aosr. IL pssfsrnsss e this fsss
n r - eeaaidsrably oss u bsssth vAea
Na1neA. No eshes danane was doas. O
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

GAs.-The city lamps having arrived, Ausca.
tine is to be lighted by Gas, and to enjoy gem
eral illumination next Tuesday night
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26
DVtsosS Nfv Wosr Z. y. { .. ~

/ DensoaS NkS wonx = h.y. Yy....,..lsI,..s
l6Rn AesNa p. Apels>oa : Co. IL s,se thr,,
asnbss q 1sstsas. n Uye,opo1;. ssiwls md
Asnst ltisa book without parsiasl h she
country, being . inulseeI,ls eollsesioa 81 ths
eeas thiags. Of osx heee huuesjssa contaisipx
eaassiaas iron Jsil R1rasv, Denni, Paul
Btown. Mavshosns, Hclmss, Irvlne, Braiaerd,
aaa1 Neal. ~, 1tya.t sazs, ana amy Others
y epe land. Whaas nAnals ase falniliar 70 svsry.
bod wbo 1ssss smile he wosk win aiso
ccstais De bess efforts IN English, Ifish aud
Scctch literature. L should Be in the posse,
sioa Of every man Who has any sppeeciation ei,
sr love for, the hrishtef aide Of lie. Il i des
sansd 70 carry ssnshine into many house, apd
ueAtsn ths load of many weary heart. NJ.
Burton y entitled to much praise for his effort
% place within the ssach of all % many good
things. ssaa ~ssas
L i beautifully printed on ane paper, in
numbers, which viii b issued semi-monthly. |
Whsn complete il will consist Of n npmbera
each number embelIishcd with "a etching or |
portrait on steei and profusion Of smaller j. |
The price Of the whole work i six |
aollass, o twssty 1vs ceois pr nanber. A. Il |
= sold only by subscsiption, Il shoold bs secured
sithost delay. \. &'Oo. want agents 10 ssll
he work. 6ead for The book to their general
gent. J. ,. Ford, s4s, Bsoadway, New York,
y Be sure - engage it Of he agent nearest
vour rssldence.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-08-26

LccEr.-A clergyman in St. Louis, having .
few thousand dollars to spare, not long since
purchased lot Of land near that city. In =
few months . vein Of coal was found on the
land, and . railroad was built directly through.
it (the land the rise from the two sources ma
king the fortunate divine half-millionaire.