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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-03
PARRY & FREEMAN,


Successors to J. VI. SWAMI
Corner of Third and s"frerson streets,
IIAyE received their stock 81 spring and sum
i Goods, consisting OF great variety OF rich
and elegant goods which will BE- aol at the lowest mar
ket price.
very rich stock con.Izting IN part Of Barge, Jaco
net and Lawn Robes, PLAID and FRnred Bareses, lis
sues, Britants, French Jaronets, Lawns, Plain ani
Ores. Silks together with great many otier styles
Of Dress Goods numerous to mention.
Embroideries and I.t'ce Goods.
and Sleeves, Edgings Inserting, Fiounelng, Dimity
Bands, Mourning Collars, &C., &c
fsausi.}=>.
Ahandsome stock of Black and Fancy six Lace and
Beraye MantiIas Also good assortment OF Grape aad
Summer Shawis.
large stock hand, Including Misses aad chtdsehs
Boanets, Flats &C
Alarge stock hand, nc!aiiny large sizes fer cid
Furnishing Goods.
fine assortment OF Goods in hs ue, consisting In
mar, Of rich Embrofder I'd Curaia MUSLIN, Baa CsrIaiu
Goods Dama.k do, AarssiI's- Q Is, Linen Ard Cot
sheetings Napkins M. x Table L'1eu, Fo"eling
Gloves. Eo-is.y 4. NIIis.
full assortment in this line 70. Ladies', Gents and
Children.
full stock of Musiiis, Tiekings English and Ainer
can Prints of choice styles.
Cloths. Gassi,nrreS Il Vestines.
superior stock in this line including very AISisonas
Spring and Summer Fancy CassiGeTes, AsTSeIirS tesi
ing six and Satin do French Linen Dfiing. Coatings
handsome Summer Cravsts, fapSy Ties, fsney haii
Hose SILK Merino Isle Thread, Cotton under Shirts
and Drawers, &c, &c.
A nice stock Of Spring and and GUNNER COATS and
Vests Of fashionable Style VI.
Also-Msn ant Boy straw, Leghorn, paiu'lssf and
sof, Fur Hats ,egether with great variety oil ote
Go.a, too numerous mention. ..
pnrehss.rs are requested ean aa3 examine.
Arl 2e, l55'-Snabp -s~
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Among the ttaa'ng .tatules of this guincuplexal
troupe are party of
CULSESE JCGGLLERS 4 Nd ARTISTS
recently arrived from the Celestial Empire comsel Of
Tsip Si-leang, KianF-s.e and Chem Chum with their
assistants, in all their curious and nuaruus tents of
oriental Nrcrom"ncy and Skill, Magc Transso ions
and Derept'onS, precisely the they wer. rxh b.
tied by the Celestias two thousand years ago. ar lever
beore til" present season allowed be looked upon hy
H0utsde B8rSuriaus.'
MONS. bEBACif and MADAME DgBACII From IN
the European AmrhitheatreS. In the course Of the Eu
'ertainEenS Mad De!iach viii appear in character of
DIANA, GODDESS ar TIE CHASE
Mons. peBach In an extraordinary Juggling on
horseback, never before erolmed, though Frequently
Illustrated i'll various show bills entitled
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sc,,,uv produce ON Change.


We see that the Merchants Of Quincy have re-
Gently organizeda Board of Trade, and now the
daily papers of that city report Sales of Produce
and Prices made on Change as regularly as any
Of the Atlantic cities.
When will our Merchants act in concert and
have regular hours for Sales OF Produce.
Our Board of Trade has been established more
than year, in fact was the first organization OF
the Kind west of the Mississippi Thus far they
have not attempted to have any regular manner
Of doing business, SO as to have any record kept
BY which, at the cnd of the season, report of
weekly prices paid foe produce could be asccr-
timed. 4 Board Of Trade has been organized
a, Davenport for the purpose Of doing the same
things as are done by the Merchants of Quincy.
Merchants OF Burlington you mus, stir your
selves, or neishboring cities will be in advance
Oiyou in this particular, If in no other.
oNx OF THE CArr1vx WOMEN REscuE.p-We
are sratiied to learn, as we do from Mr.. VIM
Wood, from the Red Wood Agency, that one OF
the white women taken into captivity by the In
dams, has been purchased by friendly Sioux
for one key of powder. Major Flandrau had
Sen, forward team with men to conduct hei
safely to the Agency. We also learn that the
other two females (the third one having been
killed, as previously reported,) will probably be
purchased By friendly Indians, and will soon be
III this city. Thank God for their deliverAnce
ST. Paul Times, goth.
An Irish servant girl was requested by lady
to go to one Of our dry good stores and obtair
bed comforter" for her. About an hour At
,erwards she returned with one Of the clerks
l, is needless to add, perhaps, that the lady faint
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3pECnAL NOTICES,

I}iftAI. S,,CIa3'h'E .-Atths
- store of Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street.
Burlington, where English German, Swedish and Welsh,
Bib s and restaments, may always he found at cost
Vri
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RJJRLINGTON, IOWA.
fE-our sstu.e np-river neighbor he. : nun

tB-Ous sstute np-river neighbor has mum
Der Of questions ossk US shout the submerged
R.ilroad--shal IL viii cos. to build . track
shove high water, mark, DC. The Spectator Is
Informed that we are not an Engineer, and even
II We were, have had no opportunity Of making
an estimate. Bat a. the enbantment Is TO be
raised, protected and = double track put down
ibis season, this information can be procured in
an accurate form in The fall. And nov, ~ We
have, q far ~ able, answered its interrogatories
will the Spectator let us know who would ever
hear Of oquswka or zee Il either, but for these
lana yisee
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D O0Ss To Rent.-sorle OF the niosIaesirablsin
II Burlington, for Offices lodging rooms In STAIRS
huicing Third north of the Barrett House
Enquire at the Western Book Music and lat Store in
the ars; story of ,decs.l h EAWLEY.
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HABITS OF STUDENTS IN SOUTHERN CoLLEGEs.
The Hon. J. B. 0'Neall, Of South Carolina in
q communication published in the Southern En-.
terprise, speaks of the graduates of South Caro-.
lima College, as follows:
graduated in the College forty-three years
ago last December. have been Trustee for
thirty-seven years. know that have watch
ed over its interests with all tie care of deep
and abiding love- and yet, ] know that of all
the students graduating from 1906 to 1855, for.
ty-nine years, one-fourth Of the whole number
have died drunkards, are now drunkards--a
shame to themselves, and burden to their fam.
lilies.
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tY-Wc are using an article of -four from the
mill of Keiser l. Co. in this city, which We think
fully equal to the best brand Of family Flour
We have ever tried. 1t is not only very white
but possesses superior favor-,hus proving
that it was not only made from clean wheat OF
superior quality, but well ground.
IF The numerous friends aud customers Of
Kimball i Co., will be glad to know this enter
prising house have so Tar repaired the damage
Of last winters fire as to have finished that part
of their building fronting upon Main street, and
removed into it u very large stock of groceries
The building is fine one, four stories high, IL
fee, deep, and built substantially. Their build
ing, intended for dry goods, will be put up al
once. 1t will be four stories high, front upon
Jefferson Street, and we presume will be ready
for occupancy in July or August.
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REAL ESTATE IN San FRAscIsco.-As an az.
ample Of the fall Of prices in San Francisco, a
correspondent, writing under date Of 18th of
April, says:
"A certain hotel in this city, once leased a.
sI2,oo0 a year, is now let at 81, 200, or 10 per
cent. Of the first sum. Think to what disasters
n man might be easily led, predicating his move.
ments upon the frst-named income! Not far
from where l write there is building under
lease at $50 per month that once paid 400
month But these instances are SO common,
the ruin and wreck in real estate long since
so general, that they have ceased to attract
notice.
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Z LIST slRSs s.nnGs

in Wapeilo, Alair, Adams, Appanoose, Boon, Clark,
Davis, Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, Harrison,
Jasper, Nahuska, Madison, Munroe, Polk, Union, Van
Buren, and other Counties Iowa.
G bn1Y
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% so u bbls 5oH"
rs 10 gallon kegs S IL MoIasscs; For sale at
apr4 |. y ROGERS cog.
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Chickering'S Piano Fortes.
HAVING been appointed sole Agent the sale the
IL world renos Piano Fortes Of j. Clicke ring /
Sons of Boston, shall hereafter be able
plete assortment Of Instruments the reputation OF which
will be full guarantee of their excellence to
who not sufficiently acquainted with Piano Fortts
judge correct OF their quality.
Chickering's Piano Fortes have probably been subject
ed frequent and than any othels In
the world.
Eleven Gold Medals,
Seventeen Silver 50
. Four Bronze
Have at different times been awarded TO them est
monals of their superiority over all others
The above together with the Premium Piano Fortes Of
E. D Buckingham & Co which shall continue TO sell,
Mason Hamlins and Geo. A. Prince Cos MeOdeons.
and Church Organs make my stock the Target and hes;
in the Western country. Terms easy.
may - Ii. II. HAWIEY.
Western Music Store.
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN
ss I: 4 L. 5 A T. ORR
JAMES D. DEVIN,

\ OW Offering on easy terms choice Lots in the
city and cheap homes in the several add ns 10 OF
Iutnwa. heI an Attorney and N"taTy Public, and hsv
ing an abstract g! the Records Of WapelO County
Cry Plat, sectional County Mtps and blanks ~ all
kinds, Il givr pa tcular attention To the examination
OF Titles and Cpnv yRncing Persons wishing 10 secure
Farms viii d. well to examine his lists OF
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Philadelphia, June /

New York, June I.
The Hamburg steamer Harmona, left this r
n. for Hamburg With 90 passengers aud I03 In
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DGGKS Mt New Work CITY Prices.-
ID All the Publications OF A. s. Barnes CO. Iyison
rhinney, Sheldon, fake,uan Co., Of New YORK, and
Gould Lincoln, of Boston srh0tesGte retail, at
prices tho1g purchased directly Of those houses.
All other School, Classical, Religious Theological and
Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Paper. Staple and
Fancy Stationery, as low any other Western house.
apr4 II. II HANLEf'S
Western Book Store, Sd ct. TO Ba!ret House.
CABRAEEE Sceol gsoOis.-A full supply of
the American 5. S. Union, at 50 20, g DO 81 90 md
$1,000 per Library different series at tie latter price,
may be be found the Western Bookstore of
apr4 ii. H. HA"bhf,
3D. ST., north O. Barrel House.
CGf.E PENs-At Wholesale ard Man :urers
prices and no mistake. II. II. EAWLEI.
apr4 I'D st, north 81 harrei House
VysDs,ISs.-Just received large - mt
yiolins which will be sold very low considering
onality Also Base yols Guitars, Flutes, Ffes Pico-
las genuine Italian strings Violin Trimmings. Rosin
Instruction Books, &C. H. II. HANLEf,
Western Book. Music and Hat Store,
maris Sd street, next to Barrr' House.
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Cancinnau, MAY ~.
The q. S. Marshal telegraphed to the Secreta-
~ Of the Interior to-day, for instructions re-
garding the arrest and imprisonment of United
States officers at Springfield, but the nature of
the Instructions received have not transpired.
Judge Leasetse. Z. S. District Judge. issued
writ Of habeas eorpas to day. The Marshal has
gone TO Springfield In this State, to serve it. In
case Of resistance, it is reported tina: troops
will be called out.
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100 SACKS Plasterirg Hair for sale by
lUU apr4 I. y. ROGERS co.
AZ BOXES Pearl Starch; 30 boxes Family Soap;
~ 200 50 Fancy Soap. For sale at
apr4 /. N ROGERS 4 co.'s.
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* boxes Figs and Rasins, for sa'chy
10 apr29 /. y. ROGERS 4 co.
LHETX boxes Glass Tumbers for sale cheap, at
| It apr 20 l. n. ROGERS e o..
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4SVO1 OS14St IVNI CO1Aos
THE subscriber has just received OF the finest
lots OF Evergrecns ever brought to this city. They
in excellent q owing condition and will be sold very
Ow for cash Orders can be left AT the Seed store
Keith, Robinson Co., where samples be seen,
addressed TO the undersigned through the Rurlrgton
Post Office. (may 25-bptf) =. y. COMSTOCK.
L'lFTE Boxes Assorted Candy;
l. IS - Fancy
For sale by (may 2O) JE0. GEAR.
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~ BOXES Star Candies; IS y boxes do do
~ 19# !. - For sale by
apr4 /. y. ROGERS 4 60.
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phANN EstOlAS-Of all kinds, made Of superior
- paper and extra binding by !. G. Shaw, OF New
York. who is known to all Booksellers, Of the best
manufacturers in the Union, and or 1rl9y ex-
peced, and be sold at wholesale -til Wv York
city prices, by II. II. NAWLEY,
atthe Western Book, Muse and liza. Store,
mar IS Sd ST., next Nurlh uG Envrti House.
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These three Companies will positively not be sensra
tea al any time this season under any pretext whatever
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ONE HUNDRED boxes Ground Coffee and
" Spices, for sale by iap29) |. y. ROGERS K co.
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IT GOPE7s'S Western 1rait sEUolS.-A
L l. Compendous collection of facts from the Notes
and Experiments of successful Fruit Cui;urists,
ranged tor practical in the Or hard aud Garden by
f. j. Hooper, vol. IL Coored Plates. Just
ceived and for sale by j. p. BROWN,
may go Barrett House Biz ok, Ti!td Street.
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Tas PoPK.--An amusing Instances
of the Pope's aossssibility took plaoe
at the Vatican y iew days ago, when
. little boy prsssntsd himsslfin IN ths
outer ante-chambsr of The apostolic
apartments, and begged to BE- sdnit.
ted to the presence Of the Ponti6 Il
may be imagined with whaE SURPRISE
the request wss recsived By the ,>l.
ace servants, and how they endsavoe-
ed to make the child undsntand tho
incongruity Of his dsmsnd. Whilse
this affair was under discussiou, !
comsrlere segreto Of ha Holiness PES.
sed througl. the ante chamber. and
having the curiosity 70 lsasn Whst NJ
the matter, referred it, = . coed Joke
to the Pope himself. Pic Nino,
however, gave orders for the child 70
Be admitted to his prsssncs, and hav-
ing questioned him - to the raaaon
Of his wishing for IN sudieacs, heard
that the boy had an earnest desire b
study, but that his parents, unable 10
procure him the necessary boola, a.
ways put him OF with an assurance
that the Pops would bay thsn for
him. To effect the realisation ofthis
promise, tho boy had made the best
Of his way to the Vatican, and prompt.
ly informed hA Holmes that the
works indispensable for ths proseeu-
ton OF his studies would cost 6fty-
three paula. The Pope directed he
comerlere segrsto to give him two
dollars eco pauls,) but the boy said
that he could not bny his books with
that, 50 his Holiness bsnevolently
took out two gold coins Of i've dollsn
each, and presented them to the en-
rsptured ch III, who forthwith msdc
towards the booksellers shop, follow
ed by an officer OF the Popss houas-
hold, who hal orders to observe his
movements. Being informed thai
the boy had really appropriated the
required money to the purchase Of
books, and that he had consigned tue
remainder to his mother, the Pope
took interest in him, and allotted :
monthly sum for his education in the
career Of letters to which be seemed
80 much attached.--(Cor. Lond on
Daily News.
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n8 -
Inn. and Afssr MoaAay Asssi ~, 1851, asa aa,,
~ further notice ,trsias vtale~ss passaperI, scI
lass -
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sia EApsses sssas ~ s.ss y. n
TRAINS ~iii ~Avr DSv.apot .h.oAsV dali, ,sasi.y.
| lss Nail wsinst le,i0 A. A.
i md stwxht lrAaaA itlu A. NJ.
i ~ fr~tgAt Ivssh 81 s.S r. A. +.
! ~ kxprvss rraia II s,to =. n,
Trains arrive atiavsspSrsiatiy, saaisys siecptedl
1 asfoliows
.r,m the West,
/ ies Nall Hatn q tu.W 4. NJ.
! ~ FssA4ht TsAias - lu1o A. N
i - trsisht rtelnss ss5r. n
uh IA rssss Train ~ .soP. N
Il trom the S.st
ist y AL train 81 sle.A ~,
ssd trcashs ItAin 81 ioa5 An.
~ Ese-a -ahi Traiasi nssoA.M.
ssA 1Aps-ss Train s.tu u.
Al rains oatofnAvsspor vtn ssAss connections
VIM Masculine and Iowa Cty.
The Passenger fsAns essneea al uassapef, viu.
,se kosk isiaai aud Chicago rraias.
Pnsssnsst. ~. al af tb~ .--~.-is. al - x,x
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ScRIPruaAL ILLUSTRATION. DR.
Hackct, travelling in Palestine, says:
As WAS passing NEAR 0cthsemane
ons day, | sax, at little distance, :
shepherd engaged in shsaring ons of
his Aock. The animal Icy stretched
before him tn the ground; submitting
without resistance o. complaint, TO the
operation which ne was performing
1t seemed as il every novsme,.t Of the
shears would lacerate the desh; the
feet were bound; tbs maa's kaees
were prsssed rudely against the side
Of the helpless captive. This posture
so irksome. had to be endured for .
considerable time bsfors tbs ample
fleece was removed. Yet, during il
sll, il was wonderful to observe how
patient the creature remained; it
struggled not, it opened n0t it. month
Uunder ordinary eircsmstances the
incijert might not have attracted my
attention: but, being seen in such .
place, it spoke to my heart with
touching power. How could ! Tor
&c, the prophets uss of thes emblem,
in describing the spirit OF unsh, ink
inv submissiou to sppeinasd so6ssing
which was to distinguish the Savioa
of men, and Of which be gave each
matchless proof in the agoay Of DE
garden! Isaiah fiji. = sald, with -.
ference 10 that trait Of his chAEao1eg,
.Heis brought - alamb 10 the slsugh.
b.. and Is . sheep before her shsases1
il durb, 80 heopened not his meath.
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Gar)S.
Drugs AID x1pIClnIs.

| DRUGS AID x1DICyn1s.
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| AVN 1. vu I1ifII
Asssss.sss. = !. $500.
ossssstsa, Dg1U, 0AsAisals. Pstne,
| otls, eIas, ueih. -.
-ALSU IN
PATENT MkpsclNnS, ssd Aessts tot all w. y
JAvHIs' FkErAs1Ti0Ss.
DraAy Street, West 49, 1tms 1oss Dslsu
oeseAA oessss,
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m1lM, lAlllnl, g.
SCOTT HOUSE,
| osses! Sf Hsssssoa ssd vress essssss, ess square
bsles tss sse,n Packet ssd Perry lssa,aS.
J. J. HuMpaRxv . oo., pseessesers.
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LAvs nsv nsssl.
80 sddei more tAaA sss-Asif - ~ ssr0ss slss.
- having ss-assst sai rs.fssaLsAsa u. saslss
PlssH.s. rs; .lii -. !. ssssssa ssssaa.sss of
lssiasAss. TAk As~ss = sss - ~ osss p,s.sass
~, 8 kssl Md sis ssa e siA S.s. A...
NEW YORK HOTEL.
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Movie No. 0.Do0. nrady q. -4suss -
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A LANG ossoensss OF ~isdoVs on Aa.d vary
Aiae 10 fesa ssle 20 tsxie. Leon aeares
S0s sAle BY BRADLEY = Do0Cku1f,
No. 900 corner of ~ aad 00dy sic.
eoOt uou OAvkNPO1T. IOWA.
3 . G. TODD CO.
No ia N. AAsH STsssr. ooaSEa o. MeasAS.
q. I0Ulo, 10.
Mansfassursr. Of
I. 4 a r. 70 r 6 = y l. n N q,
vRxNcH HURR MILL sroNEs,
PORTABLE GRAIN mILLS.
osaAss 10 kubber bs,ttss Laeing Lssshsr, ua, ssasn
psfhisg. neitiug Cloth, ecrseu Wirr aud
Mi aAsssais gsssrAlly
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- s.,s =
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
N DosAHuk, sseessssr 10 M-ssr.. Le eisissA
lvAs Gs.sapors; aasisg paseAss-a ms above rssa.
tses y now p s-passd " MsnHtsalarc
STEAM ENGINES
ot,As various kais suitable The .aal.ef ,assosa
W. Al.e, sAsrisGs, for ali oflhs aissseat .srie-
Hsvse WeFk u the latsst styles,
cafs, ,s'is, nraskss colalss, ais, ETC.. si~syss o.
haad, and make 10 order.
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