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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-11
washington Matters.
Special Dispatch to the n. Y. Tribune.
Uy,eb;,,rto, To-, 90

Funeral of Brooks-Ihe Ncac Cabinet-Great
Croovd Of Office Seekers-Nonpiused by Mr..
Buchapans Silence.
Special Dispatch to the y. Y. Tribune.
Washington, Jan. %.
The funeral ceremonies of Preston S. Brooks
attracted a large crowd to Congress to-day
The President, heads of departments, and E,em-
bers of the Judiciary were present; also, Mr..
Buchanan. The proceedings were somewhat
married in the House by an indiscreet reference
of Mr.. Savage to the Sumner affair, which excl
ted much resentment ON the Republican side Of
the House, and was discountenance By others as
most inappropriate and offensive. Many left
the chamber, feeling insulted by these remarks,
and attempts were made to suppress or qualify
them. Referring to that brutal assault, he said
distinctly, ''the world has ever since approved
and applauded the wisdom and justice OF the
deed"
A Cabinet meeting which was ordered for
this morning was postponed on account OF the
obseqnies. Mr. Buchanan has heard patiently
all suggestions concerning the new administra-
toD, and when u distinguished Southern Sena-
tor intin,ated that he had not responded to
opinions which had been offered, he replied by
snying that he came to listen and would receive
all the advice his friends had to give, and then
return to Wheatland, assuming the responsible
ty OF making his own Cabinet. This declaration
has acted as damper upon obtrusve counsel.
He will probably leave here on "Wednesday
xt. Senator Benjamin is now regarded as
GU ofthe ring The Louisiana delegation in the
House called upon Mr.. Slidell, who was under
stood to favor Benjamin's pretensions, with a
protest against SUCH selection, and he yielded
his first inclination. They have recommended
Penn, formerly member of Congress, tor Post
master General. Revcrdy johnson is now most
urged to represent the Old Line Wings in the
new administration as Attorney General, and
with much acceptance.
The President has issued cards for State din
ner in honor of Mr.. Buchanan, on Saturday, to
which his Cabinet and Other prominent persons
have been invited. The whole Cabinet with the
exception of Mr.. Davis, whose wife has been
critically i'll, and Dobbin, whose health is deli.
cate, called on Mr.. Buchanan in their private
capacities yesterday, according to Washington
ot;n
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Stephen Fisk died in Norwalk Monday, the
leth ult, from bleeding at the nose He was
attacked on Thursday previous to his death, but
the bleeding was stopped. 1t afterwards com
menced and continued till he died. Mr.. F. was
about IS years Of age. So says the Reflector.
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No clue to the murderers has been found
Mrs Cunningham claims to have been privately
married to DR.. Burdell, and is suspected Echer
and Rodgers, two boarders in the house, are
arrested-but, as yet, no evidence seems to be
produced sufficient to convict them. The Cor
oner's Jury adjourned over to Thursday.
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IW PERSONS Having Horses Estray.
THE undersigned has established in Burliugtou an
Agency FOR the Recoytry " Estray Horses, and viii
All times give prompt attention 10 any the kind
which may be committed to him. He has now the des
cription OF some seventy five eighty estrays which
have been taken up in Des Nolnes Henry and Lee
ties Persons at distance, therefore, who have horses
estrayed by sending descriptions and making applies
uon 10 ,e undersigned, may themselves both time
and money and at the time be sure of recovering
theirio property. Charges moderate.
oct 2s-wtf Addresr JOHN KELLY.
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A PROFITABLE PARTY.-The lady of one of
our Chicago railroad kings recently gave, at
the fremont House, a donation party for
the poor. The charity box was at the. end of
the hall amid the festivities of one OF the gay
est dancing parties. 1t told It's own story
People were passing to and fro near it and no
one knew who gave and who did not give
There were no solicitations from any one in
the roon Upon opening the box, it contained
eight hundred and seventy-6ve dollars, a Il given
ia secret.-[ Chicago Dem.
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GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, (Gold ana
~ Silver Cases>-fresh supply justreeeived and for sal
oy J. p. BROWN,
tsap2Sl Barrett House Huildlns
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r,em. Of valuable information.

place. They are not there now, and never
were."
Here is another equally interesting bit of
news taken from late number of the Jasper
County Express: @
"Scarce twelve months have waned away
since the year which is now departing, dagned
upon the earth;
The refusal of the Dutch Minister at WASH
ington, Mr. Dubois, to testify in the Herbert case
has cost him his position. Neither the United
States Government nor his own is pleased at his
conduct, and his government has transferred
him from Washington to Copenhagen, in Den.
mark.
John 7. Sanford, for fifty years reputable
citizen OF Oneida county, n. Y, was sent to Au-
burn prison for ten years, for robbing the mails
which passed through the Office, he being post
master. Mr.. S. was sixty years of age.
There was party in Eft Avenue last even.
ing, to which nine hundred tickets of invitation
mot transferable) were issued, and answered in
propria persona.
There is to be fashionable wedding next
week for which two thousand cards are out.
General Henningsen, who figures SO conspic.
uously in Nicaragua, Is Hungarian by birth,
and it is said, came to this country with Cover
nor Kossuth.
A young lad by the name of George Lansing,
aged seven years, was accidently killed at Rock
ford by being run over by sleigh.
The Bombay Gazette saysthat the entire pop
ulation of Hindoostan does not average o six
pence year for clothing.
That rotary theologian, preacher, politician
and lawyer, Matthew Hale Smith, now lives in
New York city, and aspires to be q. s. attorney
for ghat district under Mr.. Buchanan, an office
worth $50, 900 year.
The Message of Governor German, Of Min.
nesota, was ordered printed in four different Ian
guages, English, French, German. and Swedish.
There is steamboat being built at Browns
vile, Pa, for the navigation or the Kansas
liver.
Snow was six inches deep at Little Rock, Ark,
on the 10th of Jan.
A horse is thus advertised for sale in an Ex-
CHANGE Perfectly gentle, and as easy Is q
chair; has been used as such.n
The Springfield lIass.l Republican, presumes
that Senator Sumner win yield to the accumu.
lating counsel Of friends, and the sympathizing
view of public opinion, and abandon his purpose
% go to Washington At this session.
Col. Richardson, our rev post master, thai
= to Be, Is now IN the city. making preparations
- come hsrs and live. Chicago Dam 81
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TARDING MACHINE FOR SALE
~ Agood Double Carding Machine, in complete order
| for sale on reasonable terms. a
Apply to the subscriber. DOOLITTLE near lin,
Town, or GAY, Burlington. feb win
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A married man named Jackson, of Elizabeth
street, New York city, coming home found
man named Dunlap in his tJackson's) bed, and
rushing at the intruder upon his rights, plunged
knife times into Dunlap's breast, producing
no doubt, mortal wounds. Served him right.
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~ What : vsry awkward and slightly
nsrtifying posision IL National politicians are
now occupyIsgs Last summer they justified
and approved arson and imprisonment Of men
fer language uttered or published In Kansas
against Slavery. They preached s'Acquiescence'
In the most Infamous outrages, perpeirated In
tie name Of law and order, In violation OF Con.
ssitutional rights upon American Citizens. And
they we're wiling 70 exhibit their sesl In the
Border Rutlian cause BY approving any asrocity.
Psrac, upoa The Missouri river was al right
search Of the mails and detention and search oe
travellers sss perfectly proper. And the occa-
sienal, and in fact frequent shooting and hang.
Ing Of men for having the suspicion Of Adolf.
tionism cast upon them, II not really approved
and gloased over, was never condemned by .
single one Of their dirty presses and speakers
Ia Iowa. They proved their stomacbs strong
enough and their consciences ductiie enough 10
approve any enormiy, however bsrbasoas
Whatever they might be in party sense they
proved themselves entirely destitute Of any love
for their country or iu Republican Constitution.
Howsvsr exalted and National they may have
been, they proved themselves destitute Of the
common sentiments. instincts and sympsthies o.
humanity.
Having thus committed their destiny to the
patriArchsl institution and welded themselves
TO i,s extension by any means however barbar
Gus, they must look 1t the recent movement
In Missouri for ita extinction BY gradual ADO
lision With infinite chagrin and modification
Besides, should Slavery be stabbed in the house
Of her friends and Missouri be attached to the
glorious galaxy Of free-states, the price o
their treachery' would never be paid, because
Slavery may be too weak too reward them. Blu
when this does happen look out for sudden anc
rapid conversions and LOUD and incessant free
dom.s hriekingi
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g. The Editor Of The Rrcwnsille, Nebraska,
Advertiser .ays that since she commencement
q shs ~x,rlme cold weather in that region
Ss'skes a.. ssesa rsnissd by shs pound. bsias
- longer \ : R@siA ssssa. II 81 4
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Funeral of Brooks-1he Neac Cabinet rea,
Croacd Of QHee.Seekers-Nonplnsed by Mr.
Buchanan's Silence.
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The refusal of the Dutch Minister at WASH
ington, Mr.. Dubois to testify in the Herbert case
has cost him bis position. Neither the United
States Government nor his own is pleased at his
conduct, and his government has transferred
him from Washington to Copenhagen, in Den.
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PaataxEatfanate Cannfx

Tia assessed yalma Of real and psRssn-
al property in the city Of Council BiuAs,
July IT,, 1857, as returned b. the AS
sessos, is 81 III, 600. The assessed val-
ue Of property in PottsEattamis county,
IL 1858, was oBly $50, oOO-thus, ii win
be seen, that in four years, the assessed
value Of property IN this city alone, has
increased 10 =, lag 500 in excess Of the
whole taxabls properly in shs county in
1883. The amouns Of taxable property
IN Pottawassamie county, in 1854, was
SA5o, Goa in 1885,, i ,050, 600 and in 1855
Sa,72s ,652--showing and average In
crease, from 1858 10 1856, Of oyer 100
Pea eena. par aaauzn. Il viii be seen,
aaaey AhaA tha whals Aaxahls property Of
- sOansys . lsse, 10 bat s455 $50 IN
szness Of the saxasas properly Of Coan-
~ Blaaa To- 1851.
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Kind reader, il Is not or intention 10
announce . bank suspension nor stATtls
Fou with ths announcement tha& any OF
oar business lnen have failed; but mere
y 10 say to you thai IN consequence d
tbs irregnlarity Of the aails--shs clos
ing Of shs navigation Of aAs river, and
the consequent laek o. matter 10 ill .
daily paper, VIC have, after eoasalsing
many 81 oar business friends and pst-
rona, concluded to suspend the pubiea-
hen Of the "Dailg Ruggs'' until the re-
sampsion Of navigation inths SPRING
OR sbieet In che eommsnceasnt Of the
publication d ! daily paper, was 20 ar
ford 10 cur busness naan ~ opportpni-
ty to pgsseas 70 kase pahlsa daily aeeessaAs
ID szair rssapss II naesgasAnaixa, and 10
keep ahs pablo geAsfaiiy, posssz - to
shs ameuna q basinsss AEansasaed daily
In eaE sag. Nayigakiaa Ray b esaai6u
sssd saossd fsE aAs pesssns ssason Cur
msreAaats IN aH probability win rscaits
no Earshaf add siana 10 thair stocks, and
Shs nsOasaity fas q daily hsing RsaEly
superseded thereby, We hsve adopted the
course indicated above believing that il
is our interest to do SOS and st the same
tine will wOFk 10 serious injury TO our
patrens& We viii rsszms the pabliaA-
ton early IN she spring, and in the msaa
time viii send our weekly to the subscri-
bsrs Tor tbs daily, whose sansz are not
Oh oar daily lisa. We tender 10 tkess
VINO have kindly aided as In th6 publi6s-
ton Of the DAILY, By subscribing sor !
nEsnbsr o. copies, oar siResre thanks,
and 20 those who subscribed for bat one
copy we tender oar ghAnks in exact pro-
portion 20 the benefit conferred and will
say 70 Cur snbscribsEss enc aHd all, that
We viii keep them fresh in orr remam-
branes until spring, at which tima. we
will again greet them with . s.DAmY
MO@gIMg hUGER. q 49, g. ass.-E .ss s4.sz..a..
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Ii ID soznswhMs azzzsisg 70 the reader
q tbs Flsssass Csssses, as obssrys il
dat ssush-saliing CD shsst, saassasats
dsaaasizg sAas tha sEads af Counsil BlnH.
is nsarly EuiRsd by sAssOmpessiision which
has sprung up against II II sAs flourish
ing ri city OF Florenes and thsn 70 b..
hola shs prspnstsE 81 shs cossgsev l&y.
ing il stock u goods ID CouBcil Bluas.
u our trads i ruined By such transac.
saona al ~ have 70 s&y, Is thas en-
aaEsAsRhE are anxious 10 hare thsis
Essde ruined. The trade Of Council
Biahs Is cat Of by Florence and Crescent
City, says the COSsrssS yet, strange 70
say all she merchants In both places, with
two exesptions, purchase their stocks
s&elsAssUsly fn Council Bluffs. This i
just the war ahe merchants ia Council
BamaH wish 10 have thsir trade cut o.
They had much rather sell d whole Chesl
Of teas . hegshsad Of sugar and . barrel
Of aolassea, at oae tiane, than to spsnd
double the tims in selling a. quarter If a
pound Of tea, fifty cents worth Of sugar
sRd ; pint at molasses. They are very
williAg to let the aitiSaas st Rlorsne,
and CFescspi City, whe havs hosking
else to DO, snd not snough Of that, to
keep them employed ene-sixth Of thar
tina, Gtteud to ksSSs snail mastsss for
they know when anything is wanted III
large quantities, tat shs purchaser is
SIRE to soras to Couaeil Blaifs. Thess
EttSs towns are the same to Gozmail
Bluffs, thai ths littls stYeams are 10 Tie
mighty Missouri small streams
gather tbs waters from tbs thousand
springs, and powR Il inae the bssom IT
the mighty father o. wsssgs. Bust ss
with these littls towns shsy gather ap
the small change In sheir aa ghbefhooda,
and stsaightway bring b 60 Gsenad
Bluffs, and thus add 70 her prosperity
aud commercial Importance. Success,
We s8y, 60 thsas htala hoNua. m
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The Hermsa I mrtzaA asnsa xlaasr.

Taal9hk / mas cot aMkM@ Il Easm@d
nj Lea ahams Mb0m1 II d Asngs 10 I
Appxn Ssw arrange sh-
est eo8esng anaes tbs Tow e. a
Gals xafm was failing -~-is wAa Nnsaaass
II dFaM near sad afaeye Mm8 u lIIIAy w0k
IL khs akin. Her father had agivaa har
ca sczae houxs bs9sxs I'D hasl lsigA
dawn W listen Cor The ha@vy sneTiag &c
hEa dfmmkon slmamharn, 40 klaMt she maiEhk
egaan back 10 heR bed Before she heard
Il. nature sAasncd exhausted. aad she
fsEi Fnke i troahaad slaspy wzsh aElms
drups palteFing upon her. 1 tried 20
Aahe heg lnsma with zae bat u0s sRzss -
i ansxsyf "a hia aaigh. she strug ~ aroEa
~. asA resaFnad VI the nee Dark azad
a ansTs
Tninea ssana en- Coz wssks ana nsoashs,
Int * Ienmkhs Isea grew les sialeDs,
nss:s, III lsss aFwnksn Ets, rs Vi elf aa-
AFlax slss Id ana one aay, whan ha awuks
gFoaa alaahar akseE . dabauahs aid
1nwaa ~ preparing breakfast geE him,
49, asassn3 8 childish sonE, ba tanned
IL aF, and with tome aimest sender
~
Misles whas makes yoa asay hsga viii
~esAase yen are ny fathsTs anA
Ioxs xosis ahs said.
oH lore me p repeated tha wrasah-
a man, ayon love as r. Hs iookad d
- osssd limbs, hia aoiled and ragged
aaus1lns Love me, = BIZ still mnrannr-
ed ssAFillie, what makea you laaa maa
IN poor drunkasd ,--evarYbody sIsa
saeSpises hls, why deaf yoa ?ss
ssDsag father, said the girl wish -
eyes swimming with tears, amy magthal
taught nae 70 lova y4mS AID avsx1 asxll
she COMES from hsassas aid sfnnaa u
M little bed aud saFss sAlilIie dOns
leave y0ay father, be viii get aWNy fFunl
that aand, Rum, sOne Of shess aasa, -
then how happy yes viii Be -
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go Annette, nay dear. what counkry
i opposite 10 Us on the globem
'sDnn's know, siF.n
swell, now said The peTplexed
teashex, IL were to bore hole tkreagt
the earth, aad you were 20 20 ID at this
end, where would you come out.a
ss0uk al she hole, sir, 2 replisd the
pupil, with sn air Of triumph &C haxing
solved the great question.
The following q. S. Sens tors, who
wars in tbs Council Of the nation, dar-
ing The last session Of CoHgress, hare
died since the adjournment, last March /:
Hon. Jas. Bell, Of New Hampshire !;
Hon. Anazew P. RatIsrs If soaGk Caro-
lima Hoa. Stephen Adams Of Mississip-
pi Hon. Thomas J. Rusk, Of Texgs.--
Hon. John II. Clayton, of DeIeware, it
will be remembered, died few menths
before Che close Of the session.
80 gentleman Of eolor had ! sszses
attack 81 rheumatism, which anAiEy SEE
uaa In his foot. He doesopsd il and
rEursedit, but sll %. no purpofe. Final
Ii, tearing away the bandages, be stuck
IL sut, and with q shake Of bis toot over
iii exclaimed
WAeha away, den. ole Teller, ache
away. ! shan't do nnfsn more for yer;
de ehila kan stan Il - long 50 Yeg ken,
yah! hal-so aehsaNay.n
aaiE. Jones, don't you tAink marriage
. g Eaeans Of grace %
'sCertainly ; anything il d means of
grace that brings us TO repentance.
gUgs ron IogE.--Easds In aiassg a&gf
4 aogen timas, and listen u tha eolsver-
sation which takes place between e0ap-
II who have been married one year,
while shey think they are ali alone.
rs twenay-fve mile tfoa between
sas celebrates Dalsoa and Tayacr horses
was bad at Bridgeport, c., ON Friday
afaarnoon, and saaaised in ahe success Of
tie horse ssBrukar,n uwFmad BIZ a.. a.
Dalton, The horses stgTsed 80 sninusss
and S2 seconds past J osolOrk. aud ooua-
plbketd the raca Ut Q INMATES and ~ sec
hnda past 5, thus making tho mholo
twenty aya xiiIss IA one kozzr. shirsr-twe
AssHases end abaEsy six sessa
Kiae 4eElows -ehs saAn whs fsaas
yssa amseaYy ana eass Ahsaow whs i assfsa4
EAa@ s0saE III 49,
Il 49, H. aaassss - -
hARa -, ~ - - aboat ssaz1s
ny esi = sAors 5asasasay syazz lazss oosap
~ pLaea whfle 40 aa 4
hank yaas a. afaay ralias
56has Abaa 70 rnshsE aissp Wssk
haya."
- Hsaa -Easx ss'z
sek s0w " - asAsx u, Yes kngw -
khAnA0 h@Kd III RsasrAaa ID DOS MkN
MzRss ha1s IS s&zs1 III kaax Sas Es1sa III 3
~ n = 81 asssaN aEse = 3
Aa - hslga - - ~ "
salzsA " V
y MI I'LL s zfh
Asva M aa = ~ - ~
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z
a daY = - m
shaxs = Esaa y
- - n Y
I'D - 80 I'M - y =
il tlss = W. aet bps
wally known ~ - State eonsxihaaes
80 skaa aslizrs snnaslly VI -
essas Rsis. whsah sun i aissxibssaa d
pzsaAiaaaa h sAoss II asssaaanaa a.
saiss fhis sum svagy skx-rsr d fowa
"a . aAks - hiz Nowws cons
ssnd 60 an ~. ssstea in this swp
shaaas ~, end tAaa aha - aaghs
= " Asaa whage ~ eeala 9aad and
aeaapsss Toe ftassialns shaa saas fsar
uzg q be hela i eantral poRnss .
shaa a. wozla Anva ~ equal dhanea .
sanssaa fsz 80 pfaniams oiEsaAa oaa sf
ne nunsy Which shs3 II pafs hare soa-
tsahaksd. Sapposs thsszlisszas Il Usua~
81 Blaas 6hsuaa oaa~hia 10y q ne sas-
ssra cities, would ous sazsarn arsAnas -
ssad tie fair ws tAink not. Then Il
neg wouId NOS ssssad II shs falr vsra
Asla y shis place, viii shsy contend thAt
my srs DOING justice 2 = by taxing
ne fair b 10 sxtrszas easssaz portion os
ne ssssss We lsasa tat shs Agrasul-
auTai soeiesy Of Peik Coaasy have saig-
xy~6ve aersA lsld oR u fair grounds, and
We prssuzAe that the ass u these grounds
eoula nsobsainsd fos y very small SUM
aud ws think i y NY ansy Of TIE direct
enc Il ahs ssAAs NJ - secure ~ ne
a ahaaEaanas fes sssexal ysexa, and aes
sa Aaiass City As aaaas psEfa aasnaly
Ne place c. holdlng ths State kaaHs
We weala ssy - ear Ssaanaa 10 aiaass
Fremont sPagss NaFgisOas Moaeasa, Msoa@
bury, and sal osheE e0unflss On the AIS"
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The Chicago TsNsss says:--fsThs news
By Telegraph, from the State election in
New York Il, That the State has gone
Dem0cEstie by from II, 900 TO $4,000
majority. Thus it 10 that Republican
israi il bowled out Of the game Of politi-
eel existence. The people Of New YORK.
are tired Of voting foF Kansas, and have
begun 10 pay attsnsion 10 home matters,
which have been badly managed by the
freedom shriekara. $500. s..,. ....
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Ne PaEafe.

Il is said that Dir. George McDniSe, Of
South Carolina, was very polite, eFen
when q little boy. One evening he vas
holding little calf BY tbs ear, while
his mother milksd the eow, ana gen
tlemsu passing by, said
Good eveniug, nay little aoa.n
George returned, fsRood evening, siF, .
with such polite bow, that che gentle.
man noticed him, and said
why don's yon pull "a Jour bat, ny
little man 20
eff you will get down and hold my
salf for nae, I viii pull OF nv HIST 10
yeuso George answered.
Georges politsnsss And shEswd re-
mark were the making Of him. That
gentleman said 10 his mother
"Your son is smart boy, and if pro-
perry trained, viii make great naaa
some day. IL you viii permit me, | will
gsse George good education, aad give
Elm q start ia the world. |.
The mother thanked the gentleman for
his ksndmeas, and Les him taks sAarga at
her son. George arose from tee ears
Of his calf 10 the highest rank in the le-
gal profession he was then sent 10 Che
State Legislators then 10 oongress
then be vas made 6ovexnoF Of South
Gasclipa-
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rlasffngulkIaesl Ylaifor.

Yesterday, whilst coming aroand the
bluffs from the lime kiln, a huge bald
eagle, the largest We ever saws Aligszsed
upon 0gssasns Peas where's after graft.
fyamg his sufiasi y IN casing nd eur has.
Ting town, tsirRed DO notice our ap4
proash, then raised himself magnificent
ly, winged his way tewAEd Us, ana Eaade
> low, swespAng bews te within . fsw
tae& Of whsFe We stood, then cutting ths
asE with his grey pinlons u shape ef >
exsseent, took abiTd's eye view3 ef
our city and PASSED aRssswasds---Lgss-
eeHt City QEacls. Il @ T
After visitiag FlsEenss this nobls hfra
took his course down the river via Coau.
eli Bluffs. we saw him leng wRy or
he same winging his way down Ladisn
Ckeak, and wbsa opposite 20 ths .,
turned his head 10 the night and glanced
a. the thFanged asreats and ifs-like ap~
psaRAaesag ace plasas and without stop
ping 70 sfgkasssfy his earnestly, z sxslaim.
ed tThas city q fnlabfsea. y
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1857-11-18

SKNR IT 8FKR.---A correspondent Of
the Springfield Republican has been Wi
ting from Stockholm, Sweden, telling
about kind of Swedish stove which he
ithinks of sending home. The same form
has been used enc hundred and fifty
years wishsat any material change
Says the wntess 49,
ssOnly one Gre day is made in them,
aud fhen only small quantity Of birch
wood Is used. One Of common size ia
capable of heating room abbus 30 feet
square as warm as yea woald desire il,
even In this cold climate. The amount
al wood burned in each store during their
eight months of winter, is only one cord
Swedish, which is little less than our
cord, OF - oas hundred and twenty Gu
bic feet is to one hundred aud twenty
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