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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07
New York, Oct. .

New York, Oct. D.
flour-market 10 decidedly better, With . brisk de-
mand for export and heme consumption Sales 49, 00o
bbs 1t ~ 1904 IS for super sate 81 1904 30 for extra
state; - 1904 60 for super western; o. 5006 70 for
common to medium extra Mich, Ind, H. and Ohio
Canadian aour-better. Sales At "a b04 - for super
and - 1905 80 for extra. Rye dour-quiet.
Wheat-in good export demand ut 102c advance.
Rye-6rn at 7507Sc.
Corn--opened better and closed lower. Sales 10000
bush mixed western Ut 70072c.
Oats-better.
Pork-duil and lower Sales small parcels at ga 81
@23 90 for meas, and o18 50 for prime.
Gut Meats and Bacon-dull.
Lard-heavy, o. 14k0l4Ac.
Butter and Cheese-quet.
Whiskey--eales triflng ut 20xc.
6tocks-0nancial Affairs are decidedly better this
morning, more failures are reported and confidence
10 being restored Stocks generally have advanced.
Exchange-we hear Of no sales and prices are down
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WHEELING BANKs.-We learn from the
Wheeling Intelligencer that at . meeting of
the Boards Of Directors Of the several Banks,
held Monday morning, the following resolutions
were adopted:-
Whereas, The Banks Of Philadelphia, Balt-
more, Pittsburg, and other places, have sus-
pended specie payments.
Resolved, therefore, Thatit 10 expedient for
rarily, and that the officers do govern them.
selves accordingly.
Resolved, that We adopt this dissemination
with the full conviction Of our ability to re-
sumo, and that the business Of each Bank will
be carefully conducted with view to accom-.
plish this end, at a. early day As possible.
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Boston, Oct. 8.
Sparrow 1 Co., dry goods, and Poud 4 Co.,
stove dealers, have failed.
The money market to-day has been stringent,
but through spirit Of accommodation and aid
from the Banks, the merchants have stood the
test throughout.
There are few failures to report. The only
ones Of note, however, are s. Forthingham, Jr.,
& Co., Commission dry goods merchants, and
Sweetzer, Gookin 1 Co., dry goods iobbers, both
large concerns, and J. W. Clarke / Co., bank
orr.
Bank stock 10 selling low. Many Of eur mer-
chants teok up their notes to-day falling due
on Monday.
The workmen Of Chickering 4 Co., piano
forte makers, held meeting to-day and voted
that they we're able and willing to 60 without
their weekly pay till matters eased up.
There are reports rejecting upon other con-
Germs, and = few minor failures are noted.
The failure Of Terrell Herssy, Of South
Weymouth, Mass, 10 announced. Liabilities,
500, 900 to d, 0oo, 900.
New York, Oct. 5.
swim, Ransom 3 Co., bankers, have suspend
ed.
Powell. Ransdell : Co, forvarders. have
failed.
ssss Providence, Oct s.. &
The Rhode Island Central Bank i tsmpora-
rily snjoinsd to-day on application Of the bank
commiasioners. Its assets are believed % b.
considerably above iss liabilities
Hsrkimer, N. r, Oct 5. &
The CaGhioe Of he Agricnltnral Rank Of this
place, has been held to bail on the charge Of
subszziemsnt and perjury.
b. Louis, Oct s..
The Quindaro (KaDsas) Chindowan Of Oct.
lot ssyE About 90 Missoufians sncamped on
Sugar Creek, Linn county, Kansas, for the pur-
pose Of voting at the election. The Ffse 6tate
men In that section cent 70 lawrence for a.
army 70 defan0 themselves and suGtageo.
g. w. Clark Z Co, bankers, closed to-day.
The arm Of Choessu, Harrison Valle, iroe
mercha1es, suspended yesterday. By their sos
pension over eight hundred psrsons have bsen
tAreva ont Of employment They we're The
owners q ~ Iron Mountain.
Gpsing6sld, xass., Oct 3. i
The 1sot bosvesn flora Temple and Lancet
commenced q o'clock this afternoon, Henry
Fuller Of this village, Elijah Simmons Of Alta
n. 81 Potes Dnb0ls ot Nsw York, Aeting -
iedRes. Flora ma IN hAsnssa, aad LAncse un-
ar ~ esddle. yIosa had The pols, and won
| = lhsee Starlight hsass-tms a391, asa and
asa Lanooe waa hardly haEth behind,
either tins. There Ven $4,000 - lOAO0o
peep,e pressat - Z 7.
Oneinnaal Oh. !. +
The resalts II Tie day b The nosey masksts
q neeo fsvosahle oboa was expseled. Not onl
ineosnae hiIo1e. 4 essd dsal ef third and
| losssA seln1s paps 1aS pse1s0ted, bat nons d
| ~ nsst nn1 seooad eaoas honssG The foatirl
6u1ineas ceaamuniey y sarpsissd as The rssslt
- lasgs asnbss q failures ssss ssssd.
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BolLER EXPLOSION IN NEW YoRK.-A terrific
explosion occurred ON Wednesday afternoon in
the Kuickerbocker Plaster Works Of J. 3. King,
situated ct Ne. 500 West street, near Horatio,
New York city, by the bursting Of . steam boil
or. The explosion blew to atoms the factory, .
three story brick building Of forty -four feet
front. together with two three story brick
dwellings adjoining, occupied at the time by
several poor families. The occurrence caused
an alarm Of FIRE, and soon . strong force Of fre-
men were at the premises; but as the explosion
did not producs-sny Ere of consequence. they
turned their attention to the removal Of the
ruins to extricate the unfortunate people. One
young woman was taken from the ruins, dead,
and several others badly injured. Five were
conveyed to the New York Hospital
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wes'r STAY CuasD.-Naoy newspapers that
bssOg 70 the expansion or Bull party. have at
~ twenty TIMES in the least thirty days, as
mrsd the country that the trouble was Ill over
that there vas nothing the matter at 6rst,
except that the bears had baoken down public
4sssdit-thss the country was all sound and
healthy and that things were about to 60 along
= usual, just AZ though nothing had happened.
Dat right upon the heels Of each and every a.
annce of "psace!" ''peace!" came bigger
crash than the last An explosion that destroys
shoss Who have been supposed to be the veal
hest men Of the country, blowing hun
lsds Of bankers and brokers clear out Of
Mater and spreading diamay throughout the
ssire country. Is supposed At least to be some
uhs and TO have some foundation other than
hAs paper bullets Of newspaper bears. There
N certainly some wheels loose somswhers.-
Wspropose to let the bears have il oil their
ssp way, and think when things are at the
vstSa they will begin to mend. In the mean
time 20 far ~ VIC are concerned, it 10 our duty
= ply eur debts - fast ~ possible, take in sail
= asto bring our expenses inside Of our income
n enough - leave . safe and reliable mar
q, and wait for calm and sunshine. That y
aaie and certain cure for all the ills We arc
hsir 70. Let ~ 90 individuals and - COM
nnai.y asll more than We buy-sxport more
Aan vs inport-and We need not aflict our
sslses With Wall street panics nor 10 troubled
about de price Of fancy stocks or the gambling
ofhrOkeu. ~ aia ess&
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STRAY CATTLE.

CfRAYED from the subscriber, living in South mr..
- nGeea, n Aay last, six head Of cattlc - fOows
One vhiss nd black Cow, specified. broad sim horns
OF years old. &4 @8
Ons vhias and red specified Gov, s sr s ysass ed
both half durham.
Ons red Steer. bvOckled, line hack With one horn and
o9ail notch cut o. The nndersids III the len ear
~ Msiss, red teer, and black llne HealeR ~
earlings and The last three Of them with holes Ii ~
In ear. - - z" n
wv ~ : hherel reward Tor The cattle q any u
ss1aaon iaAs shah lead y their recovery.
sspeS0wu y. ". BARLOW.
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TO Book Agents.

~ 0UVA 12KCWVB.
yNyE would respectfully inform travelling Agents and
w those wishing to engage in the sale OF Subscrp
ton Books that they obtain from the most popu-
lar and first selling Book offered 70 the People
We expect TO give out counties TO those wishing anu
furnish the Book at low price. We also wiah TO en-
ploy by the year three enterprsing young men
chat can come well recommended for honesty and 10.
dustry travel south and for Book, to such
good wages will be given.
sept92-d1tw9t I. W. CARPENTER q BRO,
Rarmingeon. Van Buren, Co. Iowa.
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q The Propeller Louisville was busnt Taes.
~ s's6t iass some ten nilss from Chicago
ner pAsssagers and crew, with tho excepsioa Of
- dsek hand Who vas drowned, wers fortu-
= sassly saved. Boat and cargo worth about
osS.000-haif insured. 9ss9
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PATENT OFFICE REroRr.-We are indebted 70
Nr. Holt, the new Commissioner Of Patsnts, for
: copy Of the Agricultural volume Of the Patent
once Report The Report for 1856 contains
nsss than the usual amount Of valuable matter,
nd does credit to the Judgment and Lahore Of
NJ. Mason. -
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HARVEY wooLsEY.

ENOK RENT The basement rooms under H. II
IL Hawey's Book and Music Store, next to the Barr d
House-have been fitted mp for barber shop. Ais,
rooms In the third and fourth story Of building
very handsomely finished large and airy; will be rented
Too to good tenants. II. II. HAWLEY, or
July 18th, 1857. BROWN LABEE.
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- There nay have been men born into he
World With less vii than the editor u he Ga
oes certainly one never got inte the
sAsas sd'sorial. The fellow has discevessd the
A.s''ssa ticket in ourcslumns. where h b pub-
go because Il y paid for, and he susioisy =
.sa, excited 70 know whether the Hauk.Eys
lssteaas y Know Nothing. Here be very
pasais II knowlsess. bas how II i
$3.50 sstiaed 10 nysssey. = n. Duehsn-
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0ale Of Dlooded Stock, Harses,.. -.
eTAR s1hscsibss Win Orr 1es see q RubNe Auction,
u nasnoa, % 1Aanlay, IL Isl dry u Oste-
bes I'M, oo0meneing q 10 esek a. -, eas 70
Das ffo1 day - 1ay unt 81 ase 80 - ~ 1snsg
lng Aesss1osd ,6eeek, Vi:
One four year old theeoagArees4 Ill. 4s
olx yeaFlfng A&oEsa&h-bssd 01lla
Il Right 0pgnG theesuG A-beeA D11n.
fwenty-oae heaa Thorough bred oe8s, NV
0lxteen hea1 tharougA-b1od H1iess Calves. VI
Also, g heaA Of eakee u mixed o0ek 1som oeek u
tAsoe-Qoaseese H1oo1, 0oWn - conmon.
AS hsaA - Aer.ss, Eelnaia4 y Des4 Mars.
0ost " 49, 9th 1oal ~ Jack, 10 head Of steck
Hoes, ard variety Of Farming Ussnsl. nclndng one
Y60ny 0essaaos. slte -, cd lGsCegDisAS 1saD-
NE yslss 80 tnpertaaee of 1Asfeash-hre eeeck
y he Western bateFs, Aso Known Ard hy
~ inteIGentnen TAe psseeat opportunity u - -.
ng sAeeh q M 1ssuElsa, = ope pGieA 4 = hsps1s
MI = embraced ~ aMvAe visA e neks oesnese,
psat II ~ Important beaneh y thsn1ng ecooony.-
M exeo1lanee Ar puFs polgsoo ~ ~ 9eck ~
aeabssd; and veil aA1en1ea 1e ~ ~ s WIN,
y sysey alaees,b - sivsa y pereees1s " mood
Crsan. . appssveA ssess.ly, IN ~ ssess parss-
sl.s. !. e term = sals N = 49, snsss 9 -
hsssss, Kpen county, ~. -. =, III.
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STOLEN HfARaES

STOLEN HORSES.
G TOLEN from the subscriber, residing in Franklin
~ township. near Dodseville, two horsesone iron
grey dappled, hind leg white half way between ankle
and knee, black main and TAIL four years old. The
other muddy iron grey biased faced, one leg white
haif away between ankie and knee, saddle-marked
both sides, -four years old.
Fifty Dollars reward win be paid for the recovery Of
tie horses and the detection of the thieves.
I1formaton may be lef 1t this ONCE or with the sub.
scsiber near Dodeeville. 1880
sept18-dWf HARVEY WOOLSEY
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SExAfoe Jonn Ouf-NAxGuvRxp IN JACKSON.
I'VE leara that the Democracy Of jackson
Cssnsy have neminated antiJons men for the
sGidlaiurs. Alas poor Yorick! y
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~ Tho Iowa City Republican says the Bank
4 nosencs did not suspend ~ reported By
ssr Council BluAs orrespondent-that It. notes
- preferred in that vicinity over any currency
b cipculasioa. g
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~ Fsville, the Republican noslines Ia
esvssnes, made ssod addssss q Ma
\ ~ Saturday sweating ~. Il vas spasked
- ssass end vsli received thsssghoa&
y - ssselsaisn BE- spoAs ssms sins y Ger
% sh0ss present uho hsppsnsd y N.
vi ut Language bssess thaa ~ Fac.
N. - 10 aotics vas eivsa nvs y bilh
80 y ~ alsssoon, Tie Han wes - =
- ~ y y sthssvfse might have bsse. !
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JAMES D. DEvIH,
FRONT STREET, OTTUMRA.
OTTUNRA.

Nov Offering on easy terms choice Lots in the
tumwa. Ber Attorney and Notary Putlr, and hav-
ing an abstract Ct the Records Of Wapelo County
City Flats, Sectional County Maps and blanks Ct a.
Kinds viii give particular attention to the examination
Of Titles and Conveyancing Persons wishing to
Farms will do well TO examine his lists Of
a First Glass Lands
In Wapello, Adair, Adams. Appanoose, Boon, Clark,
Davis, Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, Harrison,
Jasper, Mahaska, Madison, Munroe, Polk Uniou Van
Buren, and other Counties Of Iowa.
may 6-bp1y
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The Utica Telegraph has an article headed,
why, Old Maids Multiply" This is some
thing. Il has always been understood that
they are just the ones who do mot ssmultiply and
eoplenish the EARTH" e1
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IMPORTANT 10 Yg,eALU
n ChneScyln1 b lllD.

Tsspdrss ~ dbssSssss b. cas11ss1sss. =. ~. ~
xss& Gov. Ms#Y Ell
- ssahiaaass e ssssiienss hlsAsss Rlas N y.
sssss = - aDa sasssss pfsssssa. Thsy ~ ~
reSsfslssa, - vssssin = sssrsstns ~ t7sga
lAsias Rain1sl ~
sAsaAs froa eoid = sahsswias, headAeAs, pAA ~ ~
ia papitstiaa ~ he hsast, dlSarhea sieep, Which
asisss ffem htsrr1p&ioa u nalnrA A 49,
70 AARRZED LADZES Nv
Pr. Cheeseman's Phls Invaluable. they vim hring
- nonthly paiod with regularity. Lalss whohAvs
been disappolntsd b ~ NE o. other Pills. can place
ne utn1st coincidence IN b. cAeeseman's Rms doing N
that they reprseen4 y -. u. Viii
NOTION.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, = mh-
clr1ase would certainly result tAsssifom.
Warranted purely vegetable, md from anyhtng inju-
ro1s Ne Or health Explicit drecsions which shesid
bsread, accompany each box. Prics q, 90. sent ~
man enclosing u y D.. COaxuiss =. 0zaa1snAa,
Dox 45si, Foss once, New YsvE Caty. Sid By one
Druggist II every town IN NJ United States. N
81 4. B. HU1CHns0e, A#ss Ha III
sssH General Agsnt 1sr ~ United SKATES,
a4asI5s lsb ChambsEs =, New York;.
IoWhom III Wholesale orders shOuld b Addretsed.
Sold by SQCrEss Dloss Durliaytos. tssptS-hpay
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EnnnlnxnasAnf

Mpl0ym0nt
eNeaoy hslp II any kind, also those having prcr-
estY g - o. leass csa have their swrs rerhtcrca
and advertised y the "lnteillgancs once" where
Asoasess I'll b hsSs Tor that purpose. . e NJ
a ocia-aH q. MARBLE,
Coz. Washington Tf!rd SIS. ever ths Fost Oeiee.
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Tho Great Engliah Remedy.

The Great Engliah Remedy.
9IR JAMES CIsARKEsD aaE
2 - - ArA q . = r . - . 10 Rtlls.
Prepared re@ = prescription 81 Sir =. Clarke, u
RAysjdGs E<srdordiaGrg q ~ Queen.
This nvalnahAe medicine Is unailins In the Of ~
thosa painful and dangerous diseases - which The -
male constitution Il SUBJECT II moderates al excess
and removes ohstructions, and speedy cure may b
- n no mARRHHD LADIES - huA
tits peculiarly suited. II VIM IN short tims, bring o
the monthly period WIN regularity. af #
Each bottle, psica One Dollar, bss tAe Government
scamp % Great Britain. to prevent eounterfsits.
CAUTION. st SsG#a84 ssa
These RgssAoseId rot Be taken By JsmaJss during ~
FIRST THEE MONTHS Of Pregna~cy az Gey are
ssre 70 bring On Miscarriage, but at 0ay other time
tkey are sats. alf4 fss44 sa
In Ill cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain 10
the Back and Lnhs, Fatigue slight exeron, Papita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these pills win
eject when all other have failed, and a.
though powerful remedy, do mot contain IRON calo.
mel, anthony any thing hurtulto the Constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
III S488 JOE MOSES. e 58
tss II H (Late l. G. Baldwin : Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
n. B-41,oO and postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorisd Agent, viii insure bottle Of the Pills By re-
turn mais
For sale by ALLEN HENDRICKS,
June 3-w6m. Burlington, Iowa.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS

ID EAL ESTATE and Land Warrants bought and sold
HI on Commission.
MONEY LOANED and Secured and Investments ma
Tor capitalists.
TAXES Pam; also, Notes and Bills Collected and pro-
ceeds RENTED to any part Of the United States.
GovKRSAENT LANDS Selected and Located with Casl
or Warrants. I'VE are now making good locations in
Missouri) .
Real Estate for Sale.
3,14O acres uHIMPRoyED LAND, at prices ranging fro
$3.50 TO $35 per acre.
10 IMPROVED Farms in Henry county-$20 to 800 per
acre.
Is HOUSES AKD Lofs in MI. Pieasant-45OO to a, So
$50 VACANT LoTs in Mt. Pessant4l00 to 900 each.
IL Available Lots in Logan, N. T.. also Lots in Pa.
az Strangers having business with US are referred
TO the gentlemen named below for satisfaction
promptness and fidelity:
Messrs. A. W. Saunders, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Gen. VIM. Duane Wilson, Editor Iowa Farmer, Mt
Pleasant, Iowa.
p Tiffany, Esq, r NJ, MI Pleasant, Iowa.
Messrs. Scriven 1 Gallagher, Chicago, III.
w.. \ r. J. Robinson, St. Louis, Mo.
Ross Lee, Lawrence, Kansas.
Hon. NJ. @. Thompson. Brownsville, MT
w. X. Marshall, St. Paul, /"
Maj ]. II. Bennett, Register, aud Capt J. II. McKen.
ny, Receiver Of Land Otice, Cha.hcid, Mt.
Niessrs. VIM. Glenn Sens Cincinnati, Ohio,
J. w. Wilson, Esd, and Prof. J. .. Anderson, New
Albany, Ind
Jas. brown, Esq, Lawrenceburgh, Ind.
). X. Ross Portsmouth, Ohio
~ Letters ~ inquiry promptly answered.
july27 w. T. ROSS co.
II = Al 4 SEATE OFFICE
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On the first Of January next the mode Of
rsckoning in Canada 10 changed from pounds,
shillings and pence, to dollars and cents.
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k0 Css..s n y and = Inpssiai Tsas;
ser sAss ~ tasgisl !. i. RoaRRa 4 %
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10 the Lo1ieo.
MDos MADT1M Fsesrrs tA1nks % ~ rns,aa
AVA - bafhne - vci1iay fes pass fsyees - iaf,o
her customers that che has removed % 8 49, es.s.
disus store On Wsshiagtoa Dsssss, oppss1s - -
assortment "
MlLL1NEDH 00ona
selected o@ ~ most foahonAhe houess n Nev Yesa-
Salss nsw ssyis q DONNEf1. 1RAf1RRS, - :
French 1loWefs and 1ibhena,
and every thing u tho Millinesy H.. Aiso,
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AND 4ANY2LLAA
Mr.. y. Aae haA long experience h he bssiaeo, a
wtM GO ~ In her pcuef " strict Attentiea s g -
cure ~ eatroaAes " ~ we ~ pssaas = enn.
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Uoakss Dressss and AAntLlAs ready ana faaAiS1Ah1
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Ne y - iossss vAsasaIs prices ass - lAS a0
Of patterns. u
hnling dsns. An sasly EN- = isviasA. nnas.
WesAmgecn Drest. eDpo1te to - 00eo.
eeeA Drsss Aaksr wanted. As ASpfsoA3ses.
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Besides large lot Of Ready Made Clolhng and Tsm.
ming Goods, such ShAwls, Goats Of III kinda, Bark
and Fancy 0assmer Pants Vests Of oil kinds Drawers,
Uddershirts, White and Fancy Linen Desom eAifts,
Shirt Blossoms, Colars. suspenders, stocks, Cravats,
Neck Ties, Slk and Liren Handkerchief, Half Hose,
Gloves. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ETC.. etc.
Among the Staple Go0ds can be found Prints, Of al
grades blsAched and brown Muslns, feelings Cheeks
ickories, Wool and Cotton Fannts Of an coloss DO
msstic 0nghanss hieacAed aud brewn drlllaED, -.
Blankets, Piaid nseys, Linen and Cotton Table
Diaper, Toweling, NApkins, Oh Prints. Notions etc,
The above stock selected with great and will
y sold CHGAP - u my clect not b. easaone In ny
anne Of business.
q Re@ember The place corner Of Third and WAsh-
sspsaS - W. v. UTTER.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-07

~ The f. Madison Plsindealer recently
sssersed that the Burlington Hawk-Eys had
abused Samuels because he vas Methodist
We then called upon Mr.. 6toddard to rspublsh
tAe article mot more than dozen lines in
I,ngth) in which he alleged we had abused his
Rscellsncy on account Of bis religion or atcnce
- acknowledge the uptruth Of his asssrtion.--
We then thought this only reasonable request.
We did not ask his laudation-we did not ask
MIN 70 moderate his zeal for his own party
VIC cared not for his abuse did he choose to
heap Il upon US. But We simply requstsd that
he make good his assertion that We had
cid . certain thing or withdraw it. We GER
sainly did think no gentleman could or would
psfuss. siia.,s Justice and common dscency
- squirs no lsss. Yet. strange - it may
sahs refuses 70 do either. Shame, where 10
n nusAl We cut the Plaindealer from our
sehangs list until It secures the services Of .
!. - unndaeiOua editor
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