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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

A SAB PIcTrRk.--Sixteeu murders have been
pespe,rat,d d. in this city since the first OF April
about which time Mayor Wood began to devei'
oPeAis programme of violent resistance TO the
laws and the whole army of gro g-seliers had BID
defiance 10 any legal interfere nee with their
deseatng traffic. There have been at least
twice sixteen attempts at murder, besides vio-
lent assaults and rumhole fights without prece-
dent. Ten thousand hardened and hopeless te'
male outcasts swarm the streets at night, two
thousand children under the guise of peddlers,
from the ages of 10 to l6 penetrate every pub
lie building, store and office in the city, to beg,
seal spy for burglars, and on their own account
10 practice those vices which cannot be named
in respectable language; five thousand great and
smsii gamblers prey upon the credulous and in
iasaated, standing all day at the doors OF their
deus in Broadway, as well known in person and
profession as the Mayor himself; ten thousand
lazy, drunken, thieving, short boys, swill boys,
killers, roaghs and rowdics Of other names,
lounge on the ram-cursed corners OF the streets,
making day disgusting, night hideous, and
travel dangerous TO all who can be suspected 81
having responsibility or money; thousands o.
emigrant swintlers, mock.aGctioneers, totter!
dealers, policy brokers, pick.pockets hal
thieves, wharf rates, area sneaks, pimpss VAN
pyrcs, practice their knaveries as openly an
wi,ha as little fear OF punishment as though the
wcre engaged in the most yirtuous and legiti
mate Of human pursaits.-IN. Y. Trib.
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VIM. A, Bachelors Hair Dive.

Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1889, and over eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair Of his Patrons
ofhis famous Dye. Prejudice aganstDyng the hair and
whiskers is unjust would be against covering bald
head wtha wig.
Vim. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa celer not to
bedisngushed from nature, ands WARRANTED not to in
jure 1t the least however longit may be continued.
Made, sold or applied lin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2SS, Broadway, Ny.
Sold in all the cities and Of the q. s. by Drug
gists aud fancy goods dealers
EF The genuine has the name and address upon it,
steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
1913, Broadway Ny.
Sodn Burlington by A. Hendricks, and Squires 4
ie25y
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The German newspapers in the United States
are said to number $50, which is ten times as
many as there are printed in Germany.

A MYSTERIOUS CAsE-PRoBABLE MURDER
The Cory don Indiana) Argus says that negro
nan at Cedar BIanch, some eight miles below
Leavenworth, ON the Ohio while out in a skih'
the other day discovered whatihe supposed to
be a barrel Of beef floating in the river. lie
immediately pulled the skih to the prize and
Nwed it ashore, when becoming inpatient to
inspect the prize he knocked ono end OF the
barrel in with his oar which revealed sight
that made him recoil with horror. The cask
contained the body of man with the head cleft
in two 10 the neck. The body was stark naked
and had evidently been entombed but few
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PROCLAMATION

Be 1t known by all sicky, weak anu deoltateu per-
sons, that
McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and nvigorae
the system and remove all impurities in the Blood
1t is very pleasant to take. -ssz.---.--r.---
In it is combined properties OF TONIC, D!uRET!c
andA ......,.
1t will any disease of the Stomach, Liver Bow
els, such
Diarrh9a, Biousness, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Head
ache, Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach, Liver Com
plant, Weakness Debility, Pain in the Stomach
Bowels, Costveness Night Fevers Yellowness of the
Skin, &C., &c.
When taken, it ncutralizes and removes any morbid
secretions in the Stomach and strengthens the Digestive
Organs.
1t will also any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys,
Bladder, or Urinary Organs, and Alternative, 1t
puries and healthy circulation of blood,
moving all sores, boils, pmpes bloches from the skin.
Try It, and be convinced of its wonderful nvigorang
properties.
For Children who puny, weak and sickly, we ad.
wise parents to give them easpoonfu Of this CoaplAL
daily.
az See Circular.
J. II. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor of this Cord Ial
Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent
~ Principle depot on the of Third and Pine
treets, st. Louis. Mo. mar4-1mw.
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An Unpnrnl ed Discovery!-A Positive
Ague Eradicator! la
UoyR,,s BrpsrR,sY N 'xTusE IL a positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bio us Diseases This Mixture
has been before the public for nuppef VI year" anu
has always been used with Hs na'niess anu
certain remedy. Get pamphlet fro.'n 'ie druggists
and read it and you will be satisfied.
For sale here by E. f. Gay, and A. 4. Ga.Tthe' ~
Bakesly ST. Louis, and II. A. Porter Bro, Prop
Rock Island, Ill. 4,fas.s imar 2S.dwly.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IlIHLE SOCIETY DEPOSlTORY.-Atths
10 store ofMessrs CaHeyy Harper Jefferson street,
Burlington English Herman, Swedish and Welsh
iaaes and restaments, may always be found AZ cost
priees nov
~ As spring summer medicine se would recon-
mend Dr. J. Hosrrrfxxf celebrated Stomach Baiiers
shove all others It's strengthening and insfgorasing
effect uyoa aebtated system Is truly astonishing Its
tonic action on the liver tendency drive all huness
to the surface thereby cleansing the syste from all Inn
arit.es il wa, has gained for these Bit,ers such
viate reputation nAsuanch they pleasant to is
taste even as a beverage and in general use n
family medicine wherever known. For sale by druggists
AM, dealers generally june 2.im.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

sY- Mr.. Dallas, our minister to England me
Baron Damier, the black liaytien ambassador
ala diplomatic reception. All the other diplo-
mats shook hands with the negro and treated
him with politeness, but when he approached
Nj. Dallas the latter supercilliousiy glanced at
HIM and with wave Of tho hand directed him
10 mass along. The scene caused many curt
remarks and smiles of contempt, at the ex-
pease of ou~ minister.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

e A very violent storm of hail, atten ded
with high wind, prevailed on Monday afternoon,
in various places in the neighborhood of St.
Louis, Some damage was done by it to the
peach trees, and to vegetation generally The
smaller fruit especially suffered; the currant
bushes we're beaten down, and vegetables which
had attained any size were materially injured. S
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rn .ysunSErB.AnsES

TO MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfss.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken By females during the
FLhST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
sure to bring Miscarriage but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpa
ton of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills Will
effect cure when all other have failed and ale
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, caio'
mel, anthony any thing hurfu to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
tuate l. @. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, N Y
N. B.-$1, 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle of the Pills by re-
turn mail.
For sale by. ALLEN HENNlCkS,
June 3.w6m Burlington, Iowa.
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The Great English Remedy.
SsF1 J&MES CLARKE'S

c b r n I F IN 81 lie Is.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, H.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure OF all
painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe'
male constitution is subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes distractions, and speedy cure may be
cd IN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

We Rave last wesk The main fact1 ID relation
to the murder Of Edward Wade, on the after
noon Of the 4sh Inst, by his brethe. 8hsdrscb
Wade. We have been furnished BY one OF the
nsighboss ~ho was near q The time, with the
following circumstantiai Statement, and which
may be relied on - correct.
"Shadfach Wade removed from Iowa here
last fall, and bought of his brother Edward. "a
acres OF land, On section To- also so acres on sec
ton 3--for which he received quit claim deed.
Edward reserved ten acres Of corn that then
stood on the ground; also IL acres Of wheat
own by himself; also the rent of six acres.
which VIM Bowman sowed before he sold the
land
"In the Spring the wheat was dead, and Ed
ward talked Of putting the ground in corn, when
shadrach objected, for the reason that the
wheat being dead, be had no right to tend the
ground--and there was some contention be-
tween them about it Shadrach planted in corn
the difficulty not being settled-when Edward
not being satisfied, Shadrach proposed that il
Edward would let him alone with the ground, he
tEdward) might plant the ten acres that was
not in corn last year.
Edward went TO work and WAS planting /,
when Shadrach came to him aud ordered him
on the premses-and took hold of him and
shook him; when Edward said go away and let
me alone-I don't want to fusas with you" Up
on which shadraeh stepped to the fence and got
his gun and shot him."
The above is the statement of one who was on
the premises, end who was the first to reach thu
murdered man after he fell.
We further learn that after getting his gun,
he again advanced to within few feet, and aim.
ed at the head of his brother; but he raised his
hoe and warded it of, when he directed it at
his. body and fred. There were no persons
very near at the time--ths hands being at or
near the other end of the row. Our informant
Immediately ran to the fallen man, and remain
cd with him till he died, about half hour after.
wards HIS father was sent for, and arrived in
time TO see him dic--as also aeveral others.
The murderer Immediately afterwards went
home, threw his gun down on the bed, went out
and has not been seen since.-Plymouth Lo-
connective. a
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Tns NKw MORMON Arrival We were in err
ros, i, is said, as to the portion of Europe from
which the bulk OF the last Mormon shipment
hail. They are chiefly Norwegans. They had
.ravasant passage from their oldcountry home,
and are genera lily in good heath. There IS
quite &c preportion of woman and children
A High Priest and ten prophets accompany
them A Young woman in the company de-
serted at Philadelphia, where the Saints landed
The, have encamped west of this city.-llowa
CITY Repub
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J,.,Ssxs "a. New York City Prices.--
ID All the Publications of A. 8. Barnes Co.. l'ison
Phinney Sheldon, brakeman Co, of New iork, and
Gould Lincoln of Boston. at arhotesale reaL, at
same prices though purchased directly ofthosc houses
All other School, Classical, Religious, Theological and
M,scei,aneous Books, Blank Books, Paper, Staple and
Fancy stationery as low as any other Western house.
apr4 II. II. hA"LhIo
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

NOTABLE lssTANcE-Inquest was yester-
day held on the body of a male child, aged
six months, on board Of the steamer Crescent
City, just in from New Orleans. The deceased
was first discovered by some Of the deck hands,
lying on pile of salt in the engine room,
sewed in a coarse sack. The boat had brought
number of German emigrants from New Or
leans, two of whom, Ann Maria Thissel End
John Schirmer testified at the inquest. They
testified that the father OF the child, and his
wife the mother, Gisse, came with them from
Germany, also from New Orleans on the Crcs-
cent City, with their three children; that the
child had been sick on the ocean passage and
during the trip from New Orleans; and that
Immediately upon arriving at this port, the pa
rents took passage for Peoria, leaving the
corpse Of one OF their children in the place
mentioned.
Captain Young of the Crescent City, in spir-
1t which does him honor, said that had the pa.
rents informed him or his officers of the death
of their offspring, he would readily have stop
ped his boat at any point and given the child
proper burial on the shore.
Verdict was rendered of-died of disease or
desertion.-[St Louis Dem.
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HEAVY EMBEzzLEAENT--ARREsr OF THE EN-.
BEzzLER.-A young man, ls years of age by
the name of G. S. Make, and clerk of A. Haml.
tea, New Orleans, decamped from that city, on
the steamer Rainbow, with $1,000 of his employ
ers money, which he had been requested to
take to one of the city Banks and deposit. He
reached here yesterday morning on the Rain
bow, and our city Marshal having been teIe.
graphed to stop his progress, arrested him and
recovered 81, $50, the balance having been spent
on hts way up. Make will be sent back to New
Orleans by the frs. boat, in charge Of officer
O'Harver.-Memphis Eagle, It'll
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fsS- We learn from Pittsburgh that recent
bcayv rains have ere >ted a sudden rise in the
Allegheny, causing cons ''er"h!e destruction OF
,,onc,,v ,ao,t An imme,.'a fleet Of RATS OF
coa\ and metal boats broke from sheir 'noori"ss
large part of which we're des "o!eo' i"c
loss is estimated at from forty to fiit,' 1housaha
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NTOEiCsI-The undersigned hold by assignment
~ from Clark Seely all their Book Accounts and
Notes executed to them since the 18th day of May
This notify all indebted to said firm OF Ciark
Seely the city of Burlington, that we have such
assignment and that no payments or settlement made
with INV other person will be allowed Those interested
must settle with US. JOHN START co.
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Evergreens. Evergreens.

T1HE subscriber has just received one Of the finest
lots Of Evergreeas ever brought TO this city. They
are excellent " owing condition and will be sold very
low for cash Orders can be le5 the Seed Store OF
Keith, Robinson Co.. where samples be seen, or
addressed to the undersigned through the Burlington
Post Once (nay s5-bptf A. W. G0MSToCK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

E-. Buffalo, June -.
Flour-quiet; sales Ohio at 81 IS.
Wheat-steady; 81 80 for Chicago Spring.
Corn-dull, at 73c.
Oats sales at 56c. ..-=
Whiskey-at Sic.
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DR., E. r. Paine, DR.. G. G. White,
OMEOpATHIlSTS.
PROFESSIONAL Calls in the country prompt.

l. attended to.
Special attention given to Surgery.
Office opposite Barret House, on Third ST., over Par
ry Freeman's store.
pr paires residence North Hill, opposite the res.
dence of NJ. ID. Browning ESD, on Fifth ST., fourth
door north OF the northwest the Public Square
Dr. Whites residence South Hill, one block west OF
the northwest cerner OF Central Square. Dune ~
New Maps of Iowa, Missouri. Kansas
5 NebrasaA, Minsses0ta. Nc.
DARKER'S Sectional and Geological Map OF Iowa.
1 Hem, Williams Co.'S Sectional " -
Township -
parkers Iowa Handbook.
Chapman's Sectional Map of Minnesota.
Illinois,
New Map of the Western States.
The above Maps this day received and for sale by
iune 10 J. p. BROWN,
Barret House Building, Third ST.
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Warehouse Sale.
THE soliowing Goods will be sold for charges If not
/ called for within thirty days:
Davis and Lesten, reaper and box.
John Parker, wagons.
sam'l Nes;lcrode keg apple butter, Dbl dried apis
Johnson Shaw, bOx.s
X Felty, do
+ Elliott, / washing machine.
J Callahan, 2 box
Knpes box.
Pas, box.
Tubhs & Co., 8 corn planters, balance wheel.
Givns, box.
Dewitt, tea chest
Jas Shank, boxes.
J Haus, trunk.
wv GilIett, dry barrel.
Jas Yorson, l box, chest.
VIM Fanning,2 boxes.
Fogle chests.
David LandoR, box.
Carey, do
George Lindey, l sewing machine, wheel.
Hendricks, l23 fryidg pans
McCale bed ends, bed rails,
G S Blodgett, box.
J II Mckee, do
L. & L Bodman, 3 bundles wool sacks.
] Nv Nudd, corn planters
8 BANTER or Brown, box.
W Etimpson, lbox axes s cast wheels and shafts
pieces castings, box.
W., parlor stove.
John Swykefer box.
j human, box.
Henry Ellison, box.
John Fuller do
Rodney Bowers, boxes.
Abner Wells, 1bbl dry apples.
G Parks, corn planters.
johnson, boxes. NO mark l boS
Jno Matthews, chest. Jno Walchter, box.
] III Davis, corn mills. James Bishop, do
J J Cook, l box. Jno Strait do
UPI. / barrel. No mark, chest tools.
No mark, ! box. W Boyd box,
No mark, chest No mark, COOK stove.
june 8 FEAR HAGER.
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=.
Persons living distance from town notified that
about O'Clock in the afternoon, wind weather per-
NIT ting ia young and beautiful lady, Mile. Fredercks
Will walk single wire from the ground the top Of the
highest flag staff of Dresbach Co.'S Mammoth Payi-
lion, distance of 800 feet and IS feet ground
This Grand and Teri fc Ascension will take place
side of lhe Pavilion. and of Is free all
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New Map. of Iowa, Missouri, Kansas
dedication and Installation.

Dedication and 1nSCaIIaClOu
yy>HIRD STREET CHAPEL WI. be dedicated to Al.
1 mighty God sabbath morning at 10 A. NJ June
2sth Providence permitting ASermon is expected from
Rev 4. Nj Cunningham, OF indianapolis, Ind.
In the evening the day expected that the
Pastor will be installed. Rev. Mr. Umsead, of keokuk,
and others will offciate.
The public are cordially invited to participate with; us
In the services Of holy and beautiful house,
speak in toe high terms OF the different con-
tractors on this edce. Messrs Marin and Gliis have
established an enyiabie reputation Carpenters, Tor
their skill thoroughness, fidelity and taste.
Messrs. Cunningham and Raney are putting on now
the last touches of the brush In very beautiful and
workman mike manner.
Thanks are due Mr.. Russell the brick mason. Tor ms
dispatch furnishing better pledge in the city, OF ms
honesty and capacity. We are very much ndeetea 70
MIR slower Architect for gratuous labor in his depart
p,ent and for the most beautiful and elaborate OF our
designs. (1une is-.w) L. 81 WA
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LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED
PROMPTLY PAID

New Express Route.
TIME UNITED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY
i are now running Messengers on the Peoria and
quawka Railroad Peoria junction, the st. Louis,
Aton& Chicago r. r. making close connection with their
Messengers that Road and reach St. Louis the same
day. They also make a close connection at the same
point for all the principal Eastern Cities, and are
prepared to make good time with all Freight, Pack
uges Money, &C., entrusted to their for any point
their line East
They occupy the same office with the American Ex-
press Co., on Washington Street, between Main and
Third. Gune 11-3m) NJ. q. MACARTHUR, Agt
SQUARES & BLOSS.
Successors to j. T. Talant.)
nEAL LIENS in Drugs, McGicines,
~ Chemicals, Paints, Oils Narnishes, Window Glass;
Patent Medicines, Perfumery, Brushes. Shaker Herbs
and Extracts Corner OF Main and Jefferson Streets
june 5 BUELLNGTON IOWA.
HOUSES FOE RENT.-A house with two
l rooms on South Hill, and house with four
rooms on Main street, north of Washington street.
une GEO H. LANE,
Real Estate Office opposite r. o.
JOHN s. DAVID,
NITEaGEESAzE Grocer Dealer In
w Produce.
WAyER STEET, BCRLIA-G TON, IOWA.
june 3 Gazette copyJ
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Chickering's Piano Fortes,

AylNG been appointed sole Agent Tor the sale q the
/ 1 world renowned Piano Fortes of J. Chckering
Sons of Boston, shall hereafter be able to offer com
niee instruments the reputation of which
will be full guarantee of their excellence to purchasers
who are no, sufficiently acquainted with Piano Fortes to
Judge correct of their qcaiity
CHICKERING'S Piano Fortes have probably been subject
ed to more frequent and tests than any others in
the world,
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Eleven Gold Medals
Seventeen Silver %

Eleven Gold Medals,
Seventeen Silver
Four Bronze "
Have at different times been awarded to them as test-
moniais of their superiority over all others.
The above together with the Premium Piano Fortes OF
E. D. Buckingham 4 Co which shall continue to SELL
Mason Hamlns and Geo A. Prince IL Co.'S Melodeons.
and Church Organs make my stock the largest and best
in tho Western country. Terms easy. a-4.
NAV ~ IL. II. HAWLEY.
Western Music Store.
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A Chaste and Elegant Circus !
CONSISTING OF
s. P. STICKNEY Il FAMILY :

MILE SALLIE, La PETITE LILLA,
MASTER ROBERT, and
LITTLE SAM. yclept "Young America"
MILE e. NJ. DICKINSON
ED SNOWMAN, HERR SHIEL, LESLIE MAY,
And MEssRs. EDWARDS, DooLY, NAPOLEON
.- RENTZ, FlLKINS, &c.
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particular Announceme emf

~For minute description, See large Pictorials, &e
o. l. FERGUSON Aoenf.
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A freshly trained Stud Of pure
ARABIAN AND ENGLISH Bl00DED HORSES !
THE CELEBRATED TRICK PONIES!
Rlacl. Iack Dora and Lightning.

N1MwBIEI2sE MILlTARE BAND
Win delight all lovers Of Music.
A MAGNIFICENT PROCESSION ON ENTERING TOWN
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NIFTY hbls Filserts, Eng wainuss, Pecans, Almond
.Sa l. n ROGERS & co.
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CAHHATH SCoOl BOOks.-A full supply OF
- the American s. s. Union, at $3.50, $500 5000 and
$1,000 per Library different series at the latter price,
may be be found at the Western Bookstore Of
npr4 Il. H. mAnALi,