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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

~ The last number Of the Scientific Amer.
loan contains . very tolssable wood cut repre-
ssasation Of Judge Mason, late Commissioner
of Patsnts.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

- Hardy has jass reesivsd not only vssy
large, ~ 'rsmartahiy ans lot Of new furniture
which the ladiss are invited y call and -.
See advestiasmeak. s@ k
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

-sUi EAlL-Wh0 was the unfortunate h.
ssal sAss dsnpsd his cOrpososisy . esss-
Asa1Ay aisht u the alley bstseen Main
Hfd slsssae As west upt he stress, lais
seat - - account Of ths extreme aas'
ef ~ sldevAyk, BE- suddenly bulgsd
As ansy aad ssAsed hinssif IN The nest
nsasss. Ne appeared 70 have besa
sAs round" and ve ars isciiaed - thiat
- se ~ A snlestunsas ipdividual Y
s'ss fz, yssssr6ay. The sastssdiaee
soit hssssess I'd ~ sssa - s6oasus
sssdss y tb istsllses, Sss NJ ssnsssl
.lag - dgk tines ssrs very ssnslbls
- - vssll eeeasieoaliy ess \
A-ssy ssat help it--shey'ss Asss
- = bsee epaniSs sAas \ 1oss thss
kssps them bobbin' round.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
The PAnle ewes.

1 II fa. #
| After three weeks Of intense pressure On Tho
money market, Gnanciefs begin 10 zee dayisehG
With IN influx Of specie from all quarters -
New York, and more coming, commercial -
are looking their diieulsiesi n the face and shey
see that the worst d over. The New York 1tss
buuc Of the l4th says:--
The specie u,ovemens y active. Philadelpalo
and the West arc taking some gold, while Boz
ton and other portions Of the interior co0eia1o.
to sond 10 us. One bank received $7S,O00 -
day, and another e4s,Oo0, &c. This movsmeae
will continue until the Exchanges become moeo
settled. ID has been point Of considerable d.
cussion during the week, the actual amount -
the specie reserve iu the City Banks. and II haD
generally been placed between 4l z, 900 900 ao1
sl7 ,00o, 900. In order 70 settle this point, ~
have obtained from the banks the actual amouaa
ON hand at the opening. Of business this nosa~
ing, and tind 10 % - el3 OF. 600 (tAlFtssa oieg
lions and twenty. .avc thousand1 This u aCsuo1,
excepting the case Of o few bankey - Shlch ~
average Of last week was taken. This result =
At least half million better than We Anscipatsd,
and shows the bfnks with their reduced l0sns -
Be In strong position. 70 this amount will b
added in day or two, million and . hall froCaa
California, bringing them up - 1lA, 500 600
while there Ii no prospect OF an Immediate re-
sumption Of the foreign drain.
[From the New York Timss, iifh.l
This recovery OF tonr millions dollars In .
single fortnight ought surely 70 stay The disass
trous course Of cuFsAilMcnt which has been
going on In the line OF Bank discounts. At au
events, the fact that tour millions ot dollars u
hard cash have been drawn from the country -
the city--two milllona Of Il through the Sab.
Treasury, for work and labor done Tor tho Gov.
ernment--in 40 brief time, and on an emsF~
gency of such sudden and wholly unexpected
occurrences, speaks volumes tor the financial
strength Of our happy and prosperous lin spats
Of this temporary Paaicl lsad. The movsmens
has been accomplished without producing -
rious embarrassment, In other quarters,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

In CnARAcrER.-Our accomplished neighbor OF
the Gazette IL again before his readers in his
best part-the African character Some peo-
ple live all their lives, too stupid TO discover
what they we're created for. This is not the
case with the Gazettc.man. He is African 81
over, except the color, and vs venture to cay
he IL more Of . negro than any gixzard footed
, old Virginia darkie ever was or ever viii be-
How largely indebted to this circumstance mus
bs he intelligent readers Of thas Journai'-
Hou p,easipg 70 their cultivated tastes must y
hs African dialectl His happy tropss and rs.
ures: He should hence forward DC caiisd Sc'
pio Africanus! 80 -----s .se 4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

CAur1os.-Wil TomlinsoD. who has gone out
Of the edi,in' busnis At Des noines, has Pue UP
Chinese Sugar Cane mill and invites every
body to bring on their cane If they want It
ground. We advise every one who patronises
that min that praying is we'll but In some instan-
ces watching Is better. Look out that Tomlin-
| son don't steal the sweetning.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

Joseph Ridgeway, Of Columbus, Ohio, who
went through insolvency u New York, great
While ago, lately returned to that city TOT tne
purpose Of paying of AL his old creditors. He
could find but one living. however, TO whom ne
paid the debt Of forty years standing, with m
terest in full, and to the children Of another ne
naid the amount honestly due TO their late
f.,her. NJ. Rideeway went to Columbus, on
being discharged BY the insolvency court, and
~ there been enabled 70 amAss comfortable
fortune. He represented the district SIX years
In ConCreG,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

~ ~s received call yesterday from Mr..
sA q ne OskAlooss Herald. From him
Asfs sess ths Crasd Jury Of Aahaska conn
S'a1sd y md . bill againss him, In The
- sia Bossn, and be was discharged %
saslay Ias,.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23
~ The fair Of the Des Moin es County Ag.

~ The fair of the Des Moines County Ag.
ricultural Society takes place on the lst and "a
days Of October next. We call general atten-
ton 70 it and say to the Farmers and hechan-
les Of the County come and show us the fruits
Of your felds-of your dairies, orchards and
gardens--let us see what kind Of cattle, hogs,
sheep, horses, etc., you are raising. Let rs see
what the cunning workers in wood and in iron
have TO Offer for our admiration. Let US see
the improvements in TOOLS implements and ma
chinery. This is the best mode, as oil experi-
ence has shown, Of securing improved cultiva-
ton of the earth-fne fruits and good pro6ta-
ble stock. Our citizens should encourage fares,
for the perfection Of agriculture and horticul-
ture win have considerable to do with the price
of subsistence and the quality Of food We con-
sumo, Besides it has much to do with the inn
mediate future Of our State Give US good,
tho rough, energetic farmers, as most OF ours We
think are, o. early settlers in our county and
State, and they viii exert decided influence
upon new settlers and give our agriculture
high standing. The capital Of all communities
and the wealth and power Of States arises from
the intelligence and skill and Thrift and indus
try Of its producing classes. The fertility o.
lands Is very much in the energy and skill OF
those Who cultivate them.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

= Accounts IRON ali parts Of the State
IN reporting the Republicans wide awake.
ssaes ass ven attended. The ablest men Of
~! are upon the stump, and the State will
thoroughly eaavassed. Gov. Grimes, O'Con-
I'm Dava. Reuben Noble. Judge Smythe
man! other well known and eloquent
a1en have taken the field in earnest. 4
Toaeh esgaaia1aion which shall bring every
sla Of frse isbcr and free speech TO the polk
y give = N ossrs helming majority.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

ChtckemsEA1erus
We have an encouraging letter from Chari.
ton. Judge Lowe was well received and un-
doubtedly getting the better Of his opponent.
Our correspondent ,s sanguine Of carrying the
State by good majority.
lie writes US that Samuels is counting Metho.
dist votes. That at Abba he went to Church
Sunday forenoon, dined with the Parson, and
then, with Gillaspy, pursued his journey in the
afternoon. This vas looked upon, BY Method.
lists in that part Of the State ~ by NO means
creditable to the candidates standing in the
Church, and not likely to secure him many
vofos
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

STAGE AccIDENr-HERoIsn or WOMAN
AT Norwalk, Conn.,, on Saturday, the horses -
tachcd to stage took fright and ran. when :
Mrs Raymond leaped from the vehicle with an
infant in her arms, and was very seriously u not
fatally hurt. The wife Of Rev. VIM. Huested, =
small, frail woman. who VAS also in the coach
with three children, made them lie down on the
bottom Of the stage. and then climbing forward
seized the reins, and succeeded IN bringing the
horses TO stand. after run Of mile and
half without further accident
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-23

| A sudden and heavy run caused the par
tial suspension to-day OF the Georgetown Banl
Of Commerce. but il redeemed its issues aud pAit
such of its depositors as we're needy. IL IL sup
i posed that the stockholders viii resume in
few days, as il Is represented that they arc abb
and will protect the Bank. The run was als'
kept up on the most private bankers, but all de
mands were promptly met. The exti,emen
subsided.
Hon. Thomss II. Benton continues to improv
and il now considered past danger.
Il Judge Bowlin has resigned hig once AZ Min
lister 70 Bogets. Fa HtsA
" We have New Orleans papers OF the sth col
tanning late advices from Texas. Judge Hem,
hill and Gov. Pease were candidates for the
8. senate. The Houston Telegraph o6 the 8,
inst. states that cotton picking Was acsive
/ progressing, and that more cotton w0ald be mi
. Cd this yearin Texas than h any other rrevio'
year. Il also states that thesugar crop~ III n
! Be over the usual average = tn 8sa ses
u The Mobile register etslea that tfS0, 900 hi
} bsea raised IN Georgs& fcr W6lksst 70 make
~ news dcscent oaI NicafsKas. soaa saesA a4saa
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

We are authorised to announce Col. s. NJ. Rwrrs, Of
GILES County candidate for First Assistant Clerk the
House o. representatives of the Tennessee Legislature.
sepl l2-te
We authorized to announce Faux S. Hale Of Nc
MINI county, candidate for Principal Cerk House
oil Representatives Of the Tennessee legislature. sep
we are authoriZed 10 announce G. W. Roy, Of Davidson
county, candidate for Door Keeper TO the Senate the
We are authorised to announce WHY woopcocT q,
macon county candidate fr Door Keeper the House Of
Representatives. Of the Tennessee Legislature Mr. wood
cock refers 10 Gen. ID 5. DOneson. Col. Jo c. (u1d w
S ssgnsay James Turner and Denton, Esqs as to
We are authorised to announce w. K MoC,Lrs pr Nash
vile can iidse for Assistant Clerk of Senatorial branch
We authorised to announce JoHE A. BrScRBuEr Of
House OF Representatives. Sept7-te
We are authorized tn announce P KTrE, of Sumner
eagGdaie for Door Keeper ofths House Of RePe
CHARLES STONE, candidate for Principal Clerk Of the
senate Of The next Legislature Of Tennessee laugs te
We are authorized TO annou ACTON You've, cand-
Gate for DoorkeepeT OF the Senate Of the next Legislature
OF Tennessee. lsug 2s te
We are AUTHORISED to announce JAMES w. NEWMAN, Of
Knoxville EngossinP Clerk TO the House Of
Representatives Of the next Legislature OF Iennesse
aug 27-td%
Winchester Franklin county, candidate for EngrOssng
Clerk Of House OF Representatives, othe next Legislature Of
Tennessee. aug 6-te
We are authorized TO announce GEORGE W. IRwrN,
Of this candidate for Messenger OF the Senate oflhe
" st. spt1oTistd 20 announce r w H,Twoon ~ ,b
city, candidate for Principal CLERK OF the House Rep
reseutRives the Legislature o! Tennessee aug9l-td
We are auhor ed 10 announce J. D. SMITH OF fullabo
ma candidate for Door Keeper of The House Of RepreseD
We are authorised TO announce ]. P PEiEsrIy OF |
Charlotte Dickson county, candidate for kngr0ssing
Clerk of Senate Of The next Legislature of Tennessee.
We authorized to announce J. &. JACKSON, of Man.
chester Coffee county, candidate for EHgrossng Clerk
the Senatorial branch Il next Legislature aGg Is-td
We are authorized announce Col l.. G. WAsooEER OF
Williamson county candidate for First Assistant Clerk
IN the Representative branch Of The next State Legsa-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

FRIEND WOOD-It long time after saw you at Bliss
field before got the bottle Of Restorative for which you
gave me order upon your agent in Detroit and when
got concluded il Mrs. MAINS hair. the
est its power Il has dOue all that you assured IL
wouIG d. ard others my 'amI5 friends. having wit
messed and recommending it, use
10 others as entitled hgnes consideration YOU claim
iorit. Again, very respectfully ard truly yoUIs.
SOLOMON MANN.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
COMMERCIAL
Charleston Market Sent. II.

WHEAT-We have considerable decline to re.
port since last weekly report. The article has
been coming in freely, and what, with the general
tghtness Of the Money market and the difficulty Of
realizing exchange, prices have receded fully Il
cents, sales of Red having been effected at Sl20,
which, at the close of the market yesterday seemed
to be an outside figure. We have not heard of any
transactions in White, this quality being rather
scarce.
FLoUR.-This article also has considerably de-
preciated in value since reported last week.
The arrivals since the lst instant, amounting to
upwards Of 1000 barrels were not met by an ade-
quae demand, and holders, in order to effect sales
were compelled to submit TO a decline of S7}GGj0c.
on sacks, and 25@ 375c. on barrels-sales OF the
former having been effected at the close of the
market at S5.75@ $751;; of the latter at $500
SGG23 for super and extra brands
BACoE.-The market continues very firm for all
descriptions, and with supply apparently sufficient
for the demand which is altogether confined TO the
actual wants Of purchasers and the sales in cOnse-
quence are but slow. We quote Sides at l6bGl7c. /;
Shoulders lf4@I5c.; Hams 1906! cents; our
outside figures for a strictly prime article.
LARD Is selling in retail way, at l7@@l83 cents,
barrels and kegs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

''WhO has not heard of SOerhaye's HOI-
land Bitter !''-Smpe in its composition, pleasant
the TASTE and truly wonderful in popularity
cannot be wondered at To invalids just recOverir
strength invaluable: exercising that soothing iDfu
over the SYSTEM and im aring that health
and tn stomach Iouged Oy the convaescen
-D7iIy EHt,rgrise
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

BUEGLABY.--A young man named McNeal gun
smith by trade formerly a resident Of Bowling Green
Ky. has been arrested for abstracting money from
the drawer of Messrs. welsh q Douglass, corner Of
Cherry and Deadrick streets. He effected entrance
by means Of false keys, and 10 default Of bail was
committed to Jail TO await his trial at the Grim
iu8l eOurt
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

We would call the attention Of Merchants Busine' men
and ohers, to our facilities for executing win Propness
on.li,. - ,rs and solicit share Of their patronage
~ considerable expense in fitting up our Job
fpv Ebrshment, prepared to execute all kinds Of
Plain and Ornamental work. such as Ball Tickets, Pro-
s Cards every description, Circulars, all varieties
OF Printing in Silver Bronze or Colors; also Pamphlets,
Ter, Briefs Checks Bill Heads, Bills Of Lading, Pro-
pissory Notes Way Bills, Hand Bills, etc., etc. with neat
ness snd on reasonable terms.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
HOUSE.
TIL 4 rrnNIA

10. B. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
HAVING taken charge of the above Hote, will endeav-
II or to please all VINO may favor with call OF my
frends and citizens OF Nashville and Davidson county,
solicit My table will at all times be pro
vided the country Affords and every care Will
be taken please all
There is good Livery Stable contiguous to this house.
The Fayetteville Mulberry and LynehburZ Mail and Pas
senger leaves this hotel Monday Wednesday
and Friday the above places al \ O'Clock p m ana re-
turning very Tuesday day ana Saturday al IL O'clock
a. m making connections with the Nashville and ChaltR
uOoga and Mc Ninnviile and Manchester Mail Trains.
TuIIs ms AUq 4.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
EsTRAYS-CHEATHAM COUNTY.

TAKEN I'D in the first district Of Cheathsm county
Nsrror bone creek, By George W. Abernathy, BAY
HORSE PAGES well, sbod all round, some saddle marks
and supD6ssd to years old. Appraised al $50.
Also, one dark brown MARE MULE, has big head
and has been roWsed white spot both sides Of the neck
shoes on all round, but somsEbst worm Appsissd July
0Oth, 1857, at $50 JAMES sENOA,
scot 5@v1 hanger.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

CuE,P GooDs.-Tbe attention of the merchants is
directed to the advertisement of Hu. Douglas, to be
found in this mornings paper. Mr.. Douglas has
large and well assorted stock and merchants visit
ing the city win certainly find it to their interest 10
give him call.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

bSF- We return our thanks TO our friend Hay
wood for his present of fine watermeons last Satur-
day IN the absence ofhe greedy editors Of this paper
we had fine time eating them, and hope the darkey
will keep his promise Of sending more Of the same
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
no Agents and correspondence

HwiI save Us great deal If unnecessary trouble
orr reDds itng to u.s. will bear in mind the follow
Ing rules:
Always give the date post Office county, aad State in
the BODY Of vour letter
If Won wish the paper changed from one efiee to an
other give both Offices in full
n vod write on business and on other matters write on
separate sheets Of paDer or different leaves Of one sheet
Attention to these msttrrs will greatly Oblige us.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
n A S II V LILLE.
Rates Of Adrertising.
ToU PRINTING.

Advertisers exceeding the space ontract'
cd for, will he hHrged for the excess
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

FarIll for Sale

WISd % seH t1e Plantation on Wulch now i've Iyir
I on Carriers creek miles north of Columbia and
miles west Of Spring H, containing five hundred and
thirty FIVE 1851 Acres; 375 OF hch Is in good
state OF c1luvaEUu.
Persons wishing TO purchase would DO well to call and
examine the property before buying.
dec 2s-dtW6wtf Y. 8. PiCKARD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
Municipal Election.

We are authorized 10 announce JAMES BRUCE, can
didste for Mayor OF Nashville, the ensuing municipal
election.
We are authorized 10 announce ANDREW ANDERSON
candidate election Mayor of Nashville at the en-
suing Hnicipal election. aug I5-td.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

For GEHTLENEN.-Messrs. Thoma Rowen have
fine assortment of fall and winter goods for gentle
mems wear, which they are prepared to make up in
the latest and best style. Their establishment is
No . South Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

~ This morning Trabue Lucus' three days
auction sale commences, the opening being on car
pets. Merchants will bear this in mind, and be early
in attendance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
no THE VOTERN or vASHVILLE,

Having been solicited by numerous friends 10 become
candidate for Mayor Of Nashville, take This method OF
forming the voters OF SAID City, that lam candidate aud
election is certainty and being DESTROYS Of giving my
entire time and attention the Office. will lease my
Livery Stable and two new Dwelling Houses College
street for one or twenty yeaoome quick yOu lese
q bargain. Iaug 1911 NJ. SINGLETON,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

We are authorised to announce Col. s. NJ. RwIrs, Of
Giles County, candidate for First Assistant Clerk Of The
House Of representatives Of the Tennessee Legislature.
l9-te
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

Wa are authorized % announce WILLIAM P. MoGRzeoR
Of MeMinnviIe, candidate for Comptroller State.
sep 4-te+
We are authorized 70 HusH FRANCIS Of Win
chester candidate for Comptroller OF the State 99es
We are authorised to Gen. JAMES T. DUNLAP Of
Pans, candidate for State Comptroller. aug 95-tea
We are authorized TO announce GEORGE r. MCCLELLAN,
Sullivan County, candidate for Comptroller [aug2Ie
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

GrocrRrEs.-Messrs. H. s. French Son will
sell this morning, at thei warehouse on Clarkstreet
a large and well assorted stock of Groceries.
Tomorrow morning Messrs. Morris & Stratton
will sell It their warehouse on Market street, very
full and desirable stock Of Groceries
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Lost

7 AND Warrant No 49, dated 17th March, 1881. is
i 1 sued Alfred " tlemm'ug. Twas mailed to me in
scea ber 1855 at West Grove. D4Ts county, Iowa. and
never has c, ue to hand Urewsrn all persons from
using the same, an the rgbtfu owner, aud shall APP
ply 70 the Commissioner Of Pensions for duplicate Of
said warrant W. E BAIRD,
Cnrnstsvis. Giles county. Tenn. Aug 5. 81. wst
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
FOX SALE.

r1,uR Eoundrv Engine Machinery, Patterns, &c, &C.,
| bslopglng 70 the FULTON FOUNURY, now used By
Mari Cooke. This Foundry located near me ousiness
,i If tbe CITY OF icE man and has ythIIg
Nv for immediate USE while the eOutTy around Is rapidly
improving. No better location can De ound or aoy one
5asiron 10 engage in this busues. Terms rassouabe-
- a. Tsent. I.-diwNWim1 A. s. WATSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15
JAILOR,s NOTICE.

COMMITTED to Jail in TazeweIl Claiborne county
Tennessee, on the Sub Of september, 1856, Degro
r D5 W." yegbs about 4 oounGg IS ySar old has scar
on his upper-p caused from the kick of mule He says
he belongs to man IN Nashville BY the Of James
hurry, of Davidson county, Tenn The owner wilplease
GENE torWared and prove property and take him out
WV. GREER. Sheriff
cot Levitt end Jsilor Of Claiborne geuDty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-15

Bo.RpTyG.-Those who wish to secure an excel
lent boarding house, are referred to the advertise
E1eut Of Mrs LOOMS in this morning paper.