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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-01
ST T,onis March OF

+ About o'clock this evening terrific ex-
plosion of powder occurred in the gun store of
J. T. Aldrich. Main Street, blowing the building
to atoms, together with the extensive hardware
establishment Of Kraft 4 Co., adjoining. As
far as known four persons killed and several
others severely wounded. The ruins of the bull
ding are now turning. 1t is impossible to get
particulars tonight. .-. go. 81
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... Boston, March 9Th.
Foley's Hotel at Havre de Grace, Newfound.
land, was destroyed by fire on Saturday morn
ing, March 2lst. The fire broke out about 8
o'clock, while the inmates, some 80 or 40, were
sleeping, and six persisted.
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TEE ROBBERY AT SENECA FALLs.-The Koch
ester American says: "We noticed recently the
heavy robbery effected in the office OF the
American Express Co., atSeneca Falls. The safe
was removed several rods from the Office, and
found broken open and rifed of $4,000. A strict
and keen investigation was At once instituted by
Mr.. Butterfeld, an officer of the Company,
which, We learn, has resulted, in the serious inn
plicaiion of the Company clerk at Seneca Falls,
and several young men of that village. We do
not learn that any of the money has been re-
covered. Buffalo Advertiser.
The Manufacture of cotton was first introduced
into France in ITO, and has increased ct enor-
mous rate. The total number Of persons now
employed is near 800, 900. The total value Of
MI the manufactures of France annually, l,600,-
COZ, 900 francs, and they are rapidly increasing
An Albany paper says that charges have been
preferred against no less than three of the En-
gineers of the Albany Fire Department-one for
drunkenness, one for chicken stealing, and the
other for stealing barrel Of molasses.
The bark Adriatic of Belfast, Ne, which ran
down the Lyonnals and sunk her, has been
seized in French port, and the captain (Sher-
mani arrested.
An omnibus was entirely burned up, at Phik-
delphia, the other day, by the explosion Of Z
camphene lamp in the inside. Fossanately there.
we're no passengers, and the driver had to be
spry to save himself and his horses.
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rI.av SuCU ,-C 60.

FLAX SEED TO sow.
kAHMEhS wishing to procure Flax Seed 10 SOW
=, can get 6ne article at the CITY OIL MILL
wthout Charge by giving receipt return the same
amount when the crop is harvested and giving US The
ket price. T-'e Wv "
MIL on Pleasant street. opposite schenck pepi,e,s
facsng house. BURNHAM Il JAGGAR.
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TeRms-For unlimited course In Double Entry
Mercantile Bookkeeping, Penmanshfp, Commercial
Computations, Commercial Correspondence, &C., &C.,
The course of Instruction 10 the most comprehensive
taught, and so completely reduced to practice Al 10
meet every possible contingency in business
Penma nship-Taught in the latest and most
approved principles. - =
commercial Law LectuYea-wfIl be given
BY Mr. G. Ben Darwin one Of the ablest member, ~
burlington Bar on subjects necessary for every business
An Elegant DiplOma--Undert the seal Of the
State College Of Pennsylvania awarded 10 ali rraaua.s
Send for Circular by mail TS.S So
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND CITY CLERKs.-
Country merchants often complain ct home, of
the shocking state of moralsi in New York. They
read of all sorts of horrible things, and wonder
why the Judgment which overwhelmed Korah
and his family are not visited upon us. Little
do they realize the influence of their own cor
rupt example while in the city. When they
leave home for New. York, they expect to 60,
"merely out of curiosity" to the theater, the
opera, the magnificent drinking saloons and
gambling houses, to model artist exhibitions,
and every other vile place on the catalogue of
crime and death. Now, be it known, that in q
majority of such cases, country merchants seek
an Introduction to these places through the
young men-the clerks of our city. This fact is
notorious. They have no wish to do wrong-of
course not. They want to see "city life" The
young men, with whom they directly come in
contact while buying goods ''of course will show
them little attention" and pay the bills also.
Such young men are soon on the road to ruin.
.'Poor fellow" the country merchant says, when
he is lost, II once knew him as a worthy, talent
ed man, but now he is in the depths of shame
and guilt" Merchants in the country, mend
your morals, Use your influence to sare, not to
destroy-to elevate, not to degrade, those into
whose hands the commercial destinies of the
nation must soon be committed.
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BY ExpREss-As Mr.. George Tatuni, the dri-
yer Of an express wagon, was conveying wo-
man, who came as deck passenger on the Tele-
graph from Louisville, last Saturday to her place
Of residence, she gave birth to fat bouncing
boy The driver was rather taken aback by the
sudden increase of passengers, but he went
smoothly over the stones and CALAMITY refused
to take any money for the fare, suggesting, how
ever, to the mother the proprety of naming the
new conner the "Wagon Boy" after the title OF
Tom Corwin.--[Cin. Com, 23d.
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WHAT 1T Cosrs TO ENsLAvE KAssAs.-The
Albany Evening Journal we'll says The effort
to force Slavery into Kanzas has proved expen-
siye to the party that the people hold respon-
sible for the outrage. It has cost the Democra-
cy its ascendency in Maine, New Hampshire,
Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa 1t has cost them
dozen seats in the q S. Senate. 1t has VIC
timized three Territorial Governors. And final
", it has scctionalixed the Supreme Court Of the
United States. If the design of swindiing Free
dom out of Kanzas is persisted in, we shall see at
what further cost that design is prosecuted.
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The man who shot Sherrard is hro:herin
law Of Gov. Geary. He was examined before
Gov 5Geary and bailed ont. One Of the most
singular pieces ofcoolness was eviDced during
the shooting affair, by an old Free State man
named Porterfeld. He had Teen standing on
the platform when the shooting began. One of
the bullets grazed his hip, inficting mark like
4 whip, and two other balls cut his clothes. II
believe they are shooting at me.' said the old
man, thinking it to close for stray balls. He
then took out his spectacles, composcdly wiped
themlwith his handkerchief, and having carefully
adjusted them, took out an eight.inch revolver
and took deliberate aim at cx-Sherrif Jones,
saying he should hold him responsible for any
more bullets that should come his way.
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sAsDAI Il y Aszls :. ne w..hi
ooIsespoadsss Of The CelssEas SSsssesass1
- liulAis Of !.
sQuits N sisir occurred this mosSsng if ~
Of the psissipsl Aessias The sifs q membcrs
Of Congress, Who had bees sent for 70 attend the
Inauguration, arrived on the early train, q day
or two before she was expected Ather request
she WIS Immediately thosn up - her husbands
room, the door Of which, il seems had aceidea-
tally been left unlocked. discovering this 20 be
the case on knocking and turning the knob, she
went in. The bed in tho room vas untumbled,
but the recognized the dahed garments Of her
husband lying about the room. Seeing door
ajar communicating with the next room, she
thought that his dormftory must be in there. so
she pushed her explorations accordingly. The:
consequence was that she found herself in lady's
beiroo1n, and her slumbering husband uncon-
sciously sharing the svirtuous couch of his fair
neighbor. Her rustling presence aroused the
guilty sleepers, but without giving them time to
recover from their confusion, she retired to the
Office and ordered her baggage and herself back
to the depot understand that reconciha-
ton has besn effected, the husband having per-
suaded the wife that he was acting under i,aper-
atipe medical advite, and that this was the real
cause of his having sent for her"
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Mr.. Benjamin Fowler, rich old bachelor Of
Xenia. committed suicide by blowing ont hia
brains on last Sunday.
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stitutional and inalienable rights.
Resolved, That the rebellion act is relic of
barbarisul, and more worthy to be approved and
enforced by Nero than Geary.
Resolved, That the census act Of the late Mis-
souri-Kansas legislature is a cheat and swindle,
requiring in one section, as q condition for vot-
ing, registration withou, residence, and in an
other, residence without registration, the design
of which is apparent to all who are familiar with
usurpatiou.
Resolved, That, with The most infamous to ex.
ecute the laws and issue certificates of election,
past experience has shown that legal voters are
not essential to the election of any man to of.
fee; and that until the people can choose their
own election officers, or have them appointed
BY some respectable official, We request the peo-
pie, the Governors of the Territory, Congress,
and the President of the United States, to treat
all elections under territorial auspices, as an in.
famous mockery, null and void.
Resolved, That the bombarding and burning
OF hotels and private residences, the destruction
of printing presses, and pillaging and plumber
ing Of towns, the stealing OF horses and cattle
and other things, by acting governors, marshals,
and sherffs or their mobs, is to say the least of
It, disrepufable business; and should these CHI
cials, or any persons, attempt repetition ofthe
acts of the spring and summer of 1856, it viii
be the duty of the people to constitute them
selves vigilance committee for self.preserva-
ton.
The following resolution was introduced by
H. Miles Moore:
Resolved, That DR.. Charles Robinson be re-
quested to withdraw his letter of resignation as
Governor Of the State Of Kansas.
Alter discussion it was carried. Gov. Robin
son explained his position. and declared his de-
sire to adhere to the Topeka Constitution, and
tina, be won,d withdraw bis letter, which had
not yet taken effect. He received With great
applause.
The convention was closed BY prayer. It is
considered the largest ever held in Kansas. and
was very enthusiastic.
Mr.. Benjamin Fowler, rich old bachelor Of
xenia, committed suicide by blowing ont his
heains on last Sunday.
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BANKS NOT RECkIvkD.


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seat = ksss Tss.sssee, nashville.
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Daak Of uallovsll, Maine.
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hiss - inpaAsA FsAs nAhAs takea - COZ
'sasy o - soaking aossss N te' city.
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nans e!oosase, 1890.
1aak q Msaee vsrnes -. vernon.
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RxeAAage oank, aypessastle.
FsyseesOssssy haGk. Ceansrsvil
yaF1sss' Dask, WsssAsid.
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& 4 r - . n = . r . q T.,
s1NAk snAsssigned takes plessussin ammo unciss
- bis old friends and the pubiie generally that
b has just opened q CLOTHING STORE, who're
uil - fsanda csmpletss ssortnent VI Syslng -
6am0sS C1ushipg. and aehtlensen'a Fasnishiaa
0ssds, which have been purchased at the lewss1
SatD 10 sAs kaAtesp narkets, and III h cold juss
- shsap ~ they BE- had any here in the city.
Gentlensn invited - call and exanins for
Themselves. A. W. GRIFFITH,
neh3<~Aly 10 Maiu-st.
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w. DE WOLF,
Broker ana Neal Estate Agent,
NO. NJ Mann EOk Tx.
LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE.
on Exchange, bstw .sn First
i 1t. and the Leyec.
% feet ON 9th st.. bet. johnson and Exchange.
20 feet corner 5th and Exchange. -
Lot on Bank-st., bet. nth and 18th.
30 BY lao. corner johnson ard Sth, block 1917.
IL lots In Messepg gers addition.
8 Of the best lots in Nj. Auburn ut . low prics
Leads finely located An Henry and Dsca tar Co.'S
lots corner u johnson ana t2lh.
lots corner Of Johnan ana 10th with double
brick house containing grooms.
Lot s, Block 4, kilbnurne' . addition.
70 feet on Sd IT., bet. johnson and Exehangc.
Very desirable lots forresidencesin Nason's Up
Per Addition, only half block from Grand Ave-
nue..
$50 feet square In Reeves 4 Perry addition.
Lots IN Eimwood and Mt. Auburn.
Lot ON Casroll-st bet. 18th aud 18th.
Lots in the new suburb, Esselmont.
part Of the Stimpaon farm, mile from the
city
1 Also, many otheryaluab shasinesslots.
Mortgage Securities negotiated.
feb13-d
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L,oR convenience and utility this Stove 10 unsuf.
l. passed. Ii hes large IRE door, open top ans
ironIbesutifu in design, we'll N AIDE, and warrant
ed 10 perform we'll in every case 1he demand hss
been 40 great for this stove that unable TO
keep up with eur otdera last season, put new ~
have ~ extended our works for making then -
will enable u to Nil the demands promptly IN fa-
ture. City buyers are especially solicited 10 exams
inc this stove before purchasing.
CoMb1UCK BR0.,
apya-d n Main-st.
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WE havs never net With premium Stove tkas
w savosueh snivsrsai satistActon . the sse se
which ve here call attention. lis tsciliNss isf
cooking ard hsasing art c1.snssve, wsaie - ~
= usr the front Of the oven, bAhes perfectly Aks
sSononsss greatly overall other stoves d tA tss-
tern. The bssusy, ssiiity aad sAsspnsss Of s.t
new stove canaet tail 10 AZ the attention. 81 aius
CoMSTOCK BR0.
~-aA n Main-oS.
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ACAolsfs bsing u dissass ahsvs oil osAsrs
NEST drsaAsd, II viii b for ali 70 hsas In Mad
tAst - preventive, Dr.. J. Hsststtsr's celebrated
Stomach bittsrs stasd ~ tAs hsaA, aaA thsssfose
al should keep supply .. haad dsriag tAis Bot
wessAsr. IL sGsse npsa ~ 6ssaash vAsa dlsus-
ssaissa BY diet. ssd ~ vivifyiag iaassass upsa
The system. 10 truly astoaishing, aad saaaes y
sess@tbed, bst felt whsn ussd = pr airsstion q
Ne setsls. Further eonneat upon thaa vssid -
sspssauoas, - they are known Tar and vide, and
ass Tor sale By dsslers ssnsnlly Ill over the
United 9tstcs.
HAxxIsos 0issosa. Agsnta,
jy9s-dAv kAia g., ~. s&A and IN.
WOODLAND cRxAN..:-ponAps rea p.As-
fnsiss fas KAas--Hishly pssfans1, superior b
any s4ssash article Imported, asd fss half ths
priss. yer drsssfng Ladiss' Hair Il ~ 10 sssal,
stviss isa bright slsay sspsasaaos. Il sasass
essusnsA's hair toeasi II ne nsst naaussl na.-
sss. Il removes daadssH. siwsys givine ~ Asi,
The apsssfsass u ssiag freshly sAAnpsssd. Pris,
only hity cents. None gsnsias sAiSss sisasa
F0rArDaR = o., \. T., Prspsistsr II ~
"nAia Of 4 Th,asasA Ylessss."
For 'sls BY al Dfsssists uyidA~l
Al uaDaTalellsA Dsscevssyi..A Rec.
asavo Agas EYaAieasoSl
Z csvsll's Bsbsssins Aixisasiss pesitivs care q
Fever asa Asss ~ sll 1llisss Diseases. TIT
aisssrs Aas sssa 1sfsss ~ pshlis isr nsnhs
~ pears aaA ~ always bssn sssA vtsA sssssm--
Stis harnisw and ssstsla remedy. Get -
vAlstfron the drassists and read Il asa yea vii
- sAtis1sl.
sela Asrs y o'cssssr : Hso.. M AassAsaa
1susss T. .. Leslie, ~ n. Blaksiy. 81 y y
PseSsissees, +. A. Porter ! Brs., kssk IslaaA, III
moh3laAuly.
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Fer SALE
1.-TWO Houses snd Lot on Times st., between 7th
II o4h. containing two pariors, dining rooa
ed kitchen, eaeh, on ASst floor, and three lasts
poons also one attic up stairs; slso eeoa ssaAla
wstsr. Inquire on the premises, or 1t "a Nsin-st.
jyItd2w
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Dsc01ton ferry ana Lana C.
THE Ferry Boat "DEcAL1ON" viii eonnenae
her tstps about Jaiy ist, running from ~ ~
Ferry Landing - the upper end al "a street 70 ~
town Of Desalion. The boat IL new and sonne-
dous and will make constant trips from susYiae =
sunset. The road from fhe Ferry Landing Il n
Gallon Il In good order. and the Coz pany are -
tsrmined to use every exesti0n TO please the Say.
cling public both In rates az fare and Terry aeeen-
modstions. j. II. SULLIVAN.
G. DinoSD, sec'y. Pfesiasnt.
iune86dim
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COmstOCk'S Coal

COWA NTOVE.
WE have new stove Of this Kind, asw jsst out,
w which 10 maas expressiy for coal. hn plain
and heavy, opcrstes weii, aud comes low.
COAsTOGk = bko.,
apr3-d II y Aip-st.
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Prairie State stoves.

i The characser 81 which IL % we'll and iavofsbiy
known tArousAost Ne interior Of this and TIE &c
joining States. Although patented some Hn ysMs
ago, ~ possesses every real inpfsvsEent thaI w
ever been ade upon the descending Ane steve =
the same time 10 las stood the nostse,ere tesss VI
any Cook Stove now in use. OR condolences ~ ~
same is such thatwe are willing - wsriens - !.
purchasers fortsn years. kale kecms 7. InhH"
.urs-d CONSTVCk ! bkO.
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GRAND OPFNBNGl
ATHENEUM BUILDINGS!
Ellcr = Oppcnhctm

"A LATEST styles u
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
And . complete assortment Of
Csnts' FGrnishsng Goods, fats, Trunks,
Carpet Bags. &C.,
Allseected at the krst New York and Phil phia
Aouses. We respectfully invite the citizens Of Ks-
okuk and vicinity to come and examine our goods,
and mos, particularly country dealers, who can
-. L@1ss Prices.
Merchant raiiarr n always find a nice stosA
- Cloths ,UAuslnetes, &c.
keok uk, March 26-d
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DURKEE 4 CO.,
1aaa.ss., North side, bet. "a 4 Ash,
kEOKuk. toWA,
ARRNow OFFERING OWE or THE
Largest and most Elegant Stocks
SPRING GOODS!
Retail, in The West, eonsistngin part Of
Splendid Robe slik.,
Splendid Baysdere Striped silk.,
Splendid China s.ripsd silks,
III cslors in plAin silks,
Saperb Black silks,
Plain satins,
Tur. sAtins,
Satin Decline; Elegant Tissue Robes, Ei.gan
BareE. Robes,
Elegant organdie Robes,
Elegant Printed Jackopett Robes,
h Lawn Robes,
and French Print Robes
Travsltns D1ess Gssas.
Isabelle Cloths,
Satin Striped Dsbaige,
Silk and Linen Orientals
Linen Chambray, &C, &C., sc.
French, English and American Print. Of the best
brands and newes, styles.
LACE CURTAINS,
AAd Curtain Materials andFintures Of all kinds
Linen and Cotton sheetisg, Pillow Case
cottons and Linens, and
FAIL other Hoascfurn. shing Goods. -
complete stockof EmbYoideries, Collars, U nder
sleeves, HAnkdefchiefs, Worked Baads, LAM
brio, Linen and Lace sets, witha
SPLENDID sTocK or FINE LAcEs,
sseh ~ real Heniten, real vAllenoisases, Peia
"FfAs~e'"'s, @s"ki's~ Auto~"t Nu'Pufvy ~
Carpets and OIL Cloths.
4.A Eaglish yelvs. Tapestry,
SsA 0
A. BRUSSELS +"
3~A 9, 7g@e
Imperial Ply. and ssparnne Ingrain.
-Nsnitian, Union and Hemp Velvet, Brussels an
| Venitian Stair carpetins Riggs, Mats
and Draggets.
+ l. o OR OIL l. OF HIS!
from 10 - feet wide.
Having the advantage Of = resident buyer l
New York, We shall be receiv constan addition
| to our stock, keeping itail seasons OF the 70,
fullAnd complete, which will he sold from TO !
| per cent. Lorsr Then airy ether hcn.s ~ Iows ca
| seU.
1 The Stock amounts TO nearly
$500, 900 90,
And consequently = Greater Variety than
ANY OTHER ONE CONCERN,
/ ONE PRICE ONLY,
n o ID + v / A TT o N
| Apr2s-d6w
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