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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-11-18
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Money il rapidly accommodating in the hands,
capitalists, as satisfactory. Investments do not
offer for it's absorption. The want Of conf
dence 10 very great; and its recovery viii be
very Glow, and very far from being pari pass,s
with the liquidation of accounts which il going
forward. The rates of interest are on tho de-
cline Loans at call can be obtained at per
cent on good State stocks-precisely those Sc
curities which the mass Of borrowers have al
ready parted with from necessity. The wants
Of the community are ~ great, though perhaps
not 30 pressing-the numerous failures, extern
sions and suspensions having abated the pres
sure, while they spread their troubles ~ around.
Ready money is in few hands. The banks show
large increase, but with little opportunity to
use it-tbeir being great dimunition Of good
mercantile paper, from the great falling OFT 10
trade. The bank returns show, however,
small increase Of $548, 4S4 in their loans-the
frat expansion since the 9Th of August. This
il but poor assistance when contfasted with
the large increase of deposits aud specie, and
the large amount Of "current funds"--that 10
the currency Of other banks in the State
which they hold, amounting 70 between i've
and six millions Of dollars. The banks have
slightly increased their circulation; but their
undrawn deposits have been increased q, Co.,
600, and their daily average Of specie, $S,6l4,
TOO.
There IL, we are glad 70 zee, some improve
ment in the exchanges with the interior, and
mose remittances are coming forward. The
receipts Of the railroads, which last month
were Low, are improving this month. The city
bank exchanges 1t the Clearing. House for the
week ending on Monday, show an increase d
a.. 500. 900 over those of the week preced'ng.-
The b-Treasury paid out about t50O.00O more
than it received, and its disbursements continue
large. The receipts ct Custom are very insignif-
can't. The importasioas for the week ending
November Z, were $500, 600, against J, SOC, 600
In the corresponding week Of last. year, namely:
| -, q. veak 1855 1885, 1851.
prv pooss. slsii.sA SI67,1es esoe e!s
Ss a. nsrchandiss, s.osl,atA s0ss.sa 1.7s7S7s
ro.., for n. v..t, oseooas ea,7ss,o1s essisA.s
ZEN months, 1seysos,lsS 1881 ,06i lss.slSsoi
m.e. Ian. elssb6e III eiss lss Col, ss SIC
Three.fourths OF mora, however, 60 into
hand. leaving bat small amount added - those
"A thc market for immediate saIs.
With regard 70 the bsaks, evosythiag sesma
naesttlsd. The Dirsctors feel persisted about
i their fature course. The majority Of the
Hsnk Directors arc disposed, and hsvs been 81
ejosR. 70 bs Just and liberal IN theif policy
brs eesir eousse Z hampsssd BY the obssinacy o
- Directors OF four leading banks, wbo stanst
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4 WoRD 70 TINS LADiss-Inr coain.ending 20 youl
Dr. j. Nosttetters Celebrated Stomach Bitters
but justice to sate, ssimalsnt 70 TIE systsm
impartns strength and viEor, preparatory 70 period
ical stages which on times site aded with nucA pain
and trouble, We know Of preparation more happily
adapted TO al Affections conseadest upon this cause
and FOR Cramps in the stomach Chaers Mcfbus, and II
ailments arising from over-indulE tho as vrse
tables icc-creams esc, etc., cer.ain and abnsst
instantaneous remedy and family ahossd - vtsAous
Il. Directions for the bottle. Sold By dfuggi -
and dealers generally. hiaHs 4aA s@w
nIBLE SOCIETY DEPOsITOlg .-Atths
ID store OF MessrsCa Har;yer JeMefson street,
Burlington, where English, Herman swedish and welsh,
Bibles and Testamens. may always b. found 1t cost
ertcee. noy& &
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o. II. II ARRIS'S
Auction q Commission House.

$3.50 V0rMtfIy y. II. UeArE.J
MAIN streets Burlington. FOvvm.
I LIBERAL advances made on consjynnlents and
~ prompt returns made.
RErERESCRs.
Bridge, shepard 4 Waterman, New York,
Hodges, Free 90 /, Cincinnati, o.
James y. Chadwick Co., 81. Louis, No.
J. q. Laam n : en- Z h.o.. Burlington, Iowa.
novi6
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JAMES D. Dzv1r,
FRONT STREET, O7TUN

Nov onerng on easy terms choice Lots In the
~ city and cheap homes In the Addci 10 o.
tunwa bcirgan Attorney and Notary Pukar, ard hav.
Ing an abstract 81 the Records OF MApeAlO County
City fiats, Sectional County Maps and hianks " n
kinds, VIII give particular attention To the exnminatioa
Of Titles and Ccnveyancing Persons Wishing secure
Farms will do veil % examine hin iists Of A8
First CHASE Lanae
In wapslic, AdAr. Adams. Appsnccss. Boon, Clara.
Davis. Dallas, Decatur Green, GutNvse, Aarrisous
Jasper Mahasea. MADISON. Aunroe, Polh, UnloN vao
Buren and other Counties of Iowa. -s
may S-bp1y
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Aavs 81 IT, jS ~ 8,..
- p ~ 's1'1 is'fS.5; !s5S !
ncseaey lsets - II, II J. 49, r.
DFs1 soses - ~ ~.
- thotld II SSc2a 81 $3.50
eoas Into - UElt . ] h 11aS2n W. : ~. r
Iliinoisi" - q
a 0Us19o laIrv -. $500.
have - Eooa 70 oketehed.
Jndee 01eeSe9 ersas an ars;p,a Sn,,. ;.s
pstatsd IT. ~ USaotjsution. viS ~ -. ~
and AFTER ~ ratification Of ~ t,o.s.;...s.
By the people, ~ faFther enirr.,,,.s -
into this alass sAall u. a 4 SsF.h, NM
Cd" That thls classo IAN Is y. 4
psopls n ~ SolIovine shsn. ! rsNN.,. g soe
With slavery Constitutioc v,.ns oas.'.seee
IL vas voted down b 81 81 "a ~ .ss..}..
majority report was nsse v,Aes -. q 4. -
~. A vote vas then ssks. - ~. ..;.y... = =
port which provides a, 49, ssrs y. ~. $500
tion 70 Congress vitA - rrn. 80 $3.50 $3.50.
without submitsin~ 4 = -. !r.s-S- =. - ns'
vas lost-aves 81 No. 81 A'cn
isa The southern Ie9hsrs. -. $3.50 -
ragged, and sworo- NV vorl6 ~. ~ nan
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.

TO CURE A COLD, WITH HEAD
ACHE AND SORENESS OF THE
BODY.-Take the Cherry Pectoral
on going 70 bed and wrap up warm,
to sweat during the night.
J FOR A COLD AND COUGH, take
II morning, noon and evening, ac-
cording TO directions on the bottle,
and the difficulty will soon be re.
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THE creditors Of Austin w. Corlasock are hereby
L notined that said Comstock as this day, made
70 me an assignment Of all his property for The
benent OF all his creditors ana each said re9rs are
notified TO present to me, MY residence " Milde-
town, Dcs nones County, Iowa, within three month1
from this date, their claims against said Ausn W. Com.
stock, daily attested BY oath Affirmation.
Middletown, Nov. ., 1soi.w5ss. }. X. SCOTT,
. Assignee u Austin w. Cnmatnrk.
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MOSS 1UDE.-A ssssA supply ~ MOSS Side, 81
MI MArisn HAFiaAd. For salsby J. =. BROWN,
sept25 DArret House Block, DIST.
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{.
- y
II i 1890 ltsvss ~ = ;Sseo.. u
l6seta e~sss,l ,S i eo,.ssx
aofusfd and ~ hoes have been ehspped hencs
We heaf 10y " loo0 oapsa iaSnts ctsv. nm.
| led 1t OQuaWka. ana Forwarded - 40 Ia
- - - - i. - - - - - WeeA.
Ahess sreEnds qsoeS ~ - 49,. Oar Ciocin.
nssi exnhsngee nnoes -. 4. ,a.,a..,IM.t
a-... u E, - 80 $50 III $50
- ~ * u So eAceps socn - are found n
- 49, aesk and -Cpicago qaosatiena We
lear Of 10 peiceo heso ard can so;vs ~, .,,n..
Geas.
W. y, :. $3.50.
4. -. S y. ifVn sns business article Of
sne Nov FORK lndspendentt0 The extent Of oar
dspoeable space. viii he rerna.k 1h.t o.~, 81.
graphic news gives !, ! very car.;d.,.hI. =.
~ Ss.sa: Z sas 80. .nd money market Of
AVN~W ~
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MAR RGED.

In Darlington, Sunday evening, November IS. 1867,
by Rev. Q. Reynolds, Mr.. LEWIS M. RUNYAN OF Cal.
ifornia, and Miss ELIZA HARMOND, Of Burlington.
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Ghrn61a utAarn II

MNNI/ n LEI IL 81
k C.ahjie xGes d Dn&arle1 ~ -
~ 0sinef Hall Me1nco1A1 avoniex,
w lesls ~ rssess1S ~ wkllh - z
- EveeeA - ~ esaabliGAnsss = = 0isess'e
skSl1Ah tbis City,
m TAT vsristy be artlcles viii b o1sred fos
- enong which .arso = eaely snbroidsrcd
CAsk, swo Osscnass, QailtA -, 10, &c.
T4 ChAir u - exhibition and cad b seen ct
.ssS1SsS Or NsssaA DwysF 3 Bo6neld, WASH
berseS vhses psseoas cAn pf4cues tick>
sT11 Visk p dsAs fee y M.
.& dspccifally j. vitel 70 apSedd.
istaSsp 70 IN and tuppsf my cents.
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STRAYED OK STOLEN,

a BROWN Mare. long back, poor in flesh, seven
"A years old, about fifteen hands high, with d brown
bay horse colt, months old The Mare has split In
her fore hoo liberal reward will be paid for her re-
covery. Information may be left 1t Il. Stewards Livery
Stable, or with the subscriber, ~ miles from Burlington
the Fort Madison road.
Octl4.bDtf ROBERT CAMpRETJ
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Valuable Lands for Saln

A CHANCE YET.-99Ak acres q IAaA sos
< sale-so acres Of which lies within mile 81 sAo
Court House, Ottumwa, wape!io county, lows -1sAK
acres Of which lies ~ miles frc Ostumua Iowa viii.
In mile u DAhioneHa, loo acres fenced In undsreu.
vation contains running spring of never falling wo
ter contains coal bank. and % the Aess sen VI N
most desirable section III wapee Co. Said Lands WA
Be sold cheap IL application " made soon.
June l9dwif STICaTER I CRONR
Opposite the BArrct nensc. NJ -iingtea, Iowa.
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Presidential Opinions.

James Madison and all his SUCCESSORS, (Gen.
Harrison excepted, TO whom she opportunity
was not presentcd) -incladinx James Buchanan
have signed the following exprelseD Of opin.
ion Is to the uso Of ardent splriss = beverage:
Being satisfied from ohsefvatson and exps-
rience, AZ well % from medical testimony, that
ardent spirits rs drink, il not only needless,
but hurtful, and that the entire disuse of it
would tend to promote the health, the virtue
and the happiness Of the community, we hereby
express our conviction that should the citizens
of the United States, and especially the young
men, discontinue entirely the use of it, they
would not only promote their own personal
health, but the good Of our country and the
world e. T#CE MI
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AZ EO,roa Co.'s 70 rHk Poos HorSk- LIN
n. Nu.oatiae Journal Of the 10th ws end the
following; y ...sEAss asts4S as,
me editor departed for The poor house in
4 1.s,pdy Of Judge Thayer this afternoon. lie
/. - probably report from this institution to.
\ neeroS. In the meantime he entrcats his De.
Dasent subscribers not to allow conscious to.
no1seS to affect them too much. -. .taast.est
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STOLEN MAIZE.

NTOLEN from Che subscriber, living IN miles ,rth
y Of Barlng ton, on the night OF Tuesday last Oct.
0sh, sorfei Mare egLt years old over seu
foot white 20 pAstern joint, and collar marks via ibs
The subscriber VIII pay liberal reward Tor The rscov
ery q tne AAts and The detection 81 the thief AM
Burlington Post once, DASirL McAIISTrp
oct0 WAve
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NETTING or NEW ESGLANDEss.-We learn
Y tlas mesdsg Of New Euglanders will Be hsld
d the Barrett House, this evening At o'clock,
Z lbr The purpose Of forming New England As
ISOLATION. We are very glad to hear Of this
sovement, and hope that the meeting will be
/ hfgely attended Il is proposed 70 hold . fes.
etal on some appropriate day
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Z @ Some quarrelsome fellows got into row,
len Jefferson street, Saturday night and distusb'
"a the neighbours BY their noise. We suggest
that those fellows who get drunk and kick up
nuss. every Saturday night and Sunday, be
nobbed.
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1--WE HUNDRED THOUSAND Fruit anl
ornamental Trees; Roses, Duios, Shrubbery, &c.
AZ o. NE most approved varieties In good con asion
sas - reasonable rates. At Darlington Nurss
apr sy-dsvtfw McC1aE 4 KAusyAN,
euecssHoi1a Aveay. cosnssock c.,
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Good Times! as aas

Good Times! Isa# aas
EveRy Lady Can new have . R1aAo
DIANO IORTke nom the PHetssy Of III aTs
J.,CHICkERlN0 soma Doslon. ~ asss
LlGHTE, NEWTON ABRADbURYT. Nev Yark
}. H. GALE a CO., f$ 1'F73Fw
=. D. BUCKINGHAM AGO., Uslca. ~
The best assortment ever oesred In this msrkae ne
above names are we'll known being among ne Neee
Piano Forte makers In the world The Instruments win
PC sold vsAS Low ~ (eca5) NAWL1YS.
lHEO. A. PRINCE x co.'s. MF3f
VI a&# MASON HAMLIN,Sl
MELODEONA, a.
oct5 HAWLEYT
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Detroit, NOV. To.
The steamer Michigan arrived on Sunday
from Lake Superior. She reports that the
Propeller City Of Superior, with a valuable
cargo Of provisions and mining implements,
went in the docks at the entrance OF Copper
Harbor, in dense snow storm, last Wcdnes-
day, and proved total loss. The propeller was
new and valued at $4,000. She was owned
by Hanna, Garretson Co, Of Cleveland, and
insured for $4,000.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
TraRcking with Negroes.

This evil, if we may judge from what we
hear, is on the increase. 1t is not only con-
trary to law, except by written order, but
carries with it most injurious and fatal eff,
feet upon all classes. Unprincipled white
men induce negroes to steal for them, which
service is generally paid in whiskey, rem
dering the servant unfit for duty, and des-
troying whatever of reputation ho may have.
They are generally men, too, who are above
the law, and almost invariably escape its
mcrited penalty. When this is the case,
other measures must be rcsorted to- and ac-
tiou is generally based upon The apothegm;
That a desperate case requires desperate
remedy.
The citizens Of Pendeton village have
recently found it necessary to rid that com.
nunity of certain persons OF this character;
and, although we are opposed to anything
like mob law, yet, in this case, the criminals
have only " reaped where they sowcd," and
are not deserving the sympathy of any hon
est man. And we very much doubt if they
have it. Other sections are much in need
of this purging process, and offenders had
better keep sharp look out, or mend their
manner of acting and living.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
PICKENS c. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, May 80, 1857
Illness of Senator Bntler.

The protraeted and dangerous illness Of
our distinguished Senator HIS occasioned
feelings of deep solicitude in the public
mind throughout the whole Southern coun-
try. Moro especially has this feeling been
manifested in our own State, where he is
universally esteemed as a statesman and a
citizen. But we are pleased to learn from
friend, who passed through Augusta on
Monday last, that he was thought to bet
ter although still in precarous condition.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
The Mormons.

From the extracts that appear in our pa
per this week, it will be seen that the Nor
mons are creating trouble. What shall be
done with them is already assuming the
proportions OF a "vexed question" to which
must be added the various twistilications
of their religious faith. The great distance
of Utah and the utter repugnance of the
government to employ force in coercion,
give them every advantage, but we do not
npprehend anything serious.
We do not agree with the article of the
Della on our first pagc, neither rs &c tho
conduct of The past or present adminstra-
ton, nor with regard 10 interference in the
religious beliefs of the Mormons 1t is
true, the constitution guarantees to every
man his peculiar religion, be he Christian
or Mahomedan; but we deny that it legal
ICES polygamy. Whenever Utah is admit
ted into the Union as a State, Lcr laws
must be respected hy the other States. Pol
ygamy being legalized there, suppose ore
of these Mormon lords, with his fifty wives,
removes to South Carolina, how will YOU
dispose Of his case' Legally, he is as much
entitled to his battalion Of beautiful plural
tiles, as you are to your wife. This being
the case, their morals should be purged
during thcirteiritorial existence, and we
commend Mr.. BUcuAHAN to the work.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
U CT e. IKE o w [5G gWW R dc R.

nature re-asscrts herprimitive sway majesti-
cally yand most effectually. Wehaye a warm
side for the old mill,ap an admiring eye for
the falls and enchanting scenery Herewith
connected, Tho line of the Blue Ridge
Railroad is also within a short distance of
"Oconee," and, as the cars pass over the
curve on Turnip-top mouotaiu, can be seen
from the dwelling. F"f
To the seeker after health or pleasure we
could not do greater service than. TO di.
rect them TO our mountain resorts. falls.
aud beautiful sceuery thereabouts, especial.
ly Ocoreo Station and its hospitable pro.
prietor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Naw Advertisements

In our columns will be found the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. FAJEN, announcing his re-
moval and the reception Of new Goods
Mr.. f. is first rate tailor and punctual.
Stockholders in the Pendelon Railroad
must payup their instalments to Mr.. w. II
ID. GAILLARD at Pendleton. Refer to bis
advertisements, and "look out for the cars
when the whistle blows"
Messrs IssERrEL 81 NORMAN advertise an
entirely new and fresh Stock in their line
but to be appreciated it must be seen Fa
vor them with call, and you will not 90
away without bargains. Try them.
MATHEW KEITH, Esq, advertises, as Ad
miuistrator, likely negro grl for sale.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Court of Appeals.

The Court of Appeals adjourned last
week. The case of WM BoGGs VS.. Com.
missoners of Roads was sent back for a
new trial, and we suppose will be disposed
of at our next fall term.
JAMES A. PRIcE and CuEsLEy Boar
WRIGHT, who had been found guilty of mur-
der appealed for new trials, which were re-
fused, and they were sentenced to be hung
on Friday, 2Glh June neXt.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Survey of South Garolina.

We have been placed under obligations
to OSCAR NJ. LIrpER. Esq, for his Report
on the Survey Of South Carolina" Ii is a
pamphlet of 1876 pages, accompanied by
drawings andmaps explanatory Of the coun-
tay and its minerals over which he has been
engaged. lie has surveyed four districts
York, Lancaster, Chester, and Chesterfield
and is now engaged in Spartanburg and
Union.
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Walhalla.

tween four and five hundred souls, and
If the future may be judged by the past
the prospect ahead is most gratifying. But
few years since, it's present site was a
wooded wild, with nothing. but its eligible
location, to distinguish il from the surroun
ding country. The enterprise of few Ger
man citizens Of Charleston soon opencd
the way for the influx of large number
of industrious aud thrifty co,laborers. The
noble forest yielded, as if by magic almost.
to the woodlands axe. The town was laid
out on most liberal SCALE and buildings,
large, line and commodious, have been erec-
ted. Stores and shops, to the number of
near twenty, are open to trade and barter.
Schools, of high character, have been es-
taOIshed, and are now prospering. And
her citizens generally rejoice in goodly
measure of prosperity.
The country roundabout is not behind
in enterprise. Mills, tan yards, and hand,
some residences abound. OF the latter. on
our way to Tunnel ILL, wo admired those
of DIR. JouNsoN, Col. BRADwELL and Col.
GRESHAM. That of the latter gentleman is
beautifully unique" and we regretted not
meeting its hospitable proprietor.
TuNNEL IItLL.-At this place we had
the pleasure of falling in with very agree
able pic mic party. The powder mill of
our friend, Capt. WAcENER was first sought.
1t was against the rules of me mill to ad-
init visitors, but lovely woman knocked
and the doors were opened; and, under
the potency Of her charm, we were permit,
ted to see the machinery in operation, and
bushels of powder Lying round loose"
This sight was any thing but pleasant, and
our stay consequently was short; before
departing, however, we viewed the spot
where, as the legend has it, a beautiful In
dian maiden was transformed into water
sprte--lssaquena falls They are bcauti
ful, but the recollection of the story made
us sad and we also very naturally grieved to
see the beauties of nature marred by the
n'iIitarian spirit of the age. Verify, we
do not believe thorc is a spot on earth free
from It's money getting blight.
The party then entered tho tunnel at the
eastern terminus. Feelings mo very pleas,
ant character at once possessed u.s. as re-
collection brought TO mind pictures of the
lower reoionc ~ sioon,aA yr;,L .L,.:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-05-30
Fashions.

The following on Bonnets was intended
for May, and.will be the ruling spring and
summer fashion:
!" "Bonnets are stiilw very open, thrown
back at the checks, and pointed in front
The curtain deep, put on in large plats ar
raigned IN such a manner as not TO fall over
the shoulders, nor to stand cut too stiifly in
the middle ofthe back. The crowninclines,
and the inside Of the bonnet is very much
trimmed with blonde aud flowers place
eilherin small bouquets of them high
up on the right side, and two lower down
on the left-or else a small wreath carried
across the forehead.