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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
Legal Notice.


In the District Court Des Mones County In the State
of Iowa.-Ln Chdncery.
Charles Miller, Comrlt =
Urban Ale1ander and Bill for specific performance.
70 the said Urban Aierdnder-Sir: -ta 5lfaH
YOU hereby notified that the 18th day Of Sep.
i TENDER, 1855, petition in Chancery, OF Charles
Miller was filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of said Court,
against you and John Boak, claiming and praying for
decree Of said Court quietng the said Miller in his pos
session and title to certain real estate and lands
against said Alexander and said Boak, which lands
situate said County, and The North half Of the
quarter Of Section 49, and twelve Of Of
the South end Of the East half Of the North.
east quarter Of the same Section. Also THU y.hve
acres, bounded as follows beginning at the North.
west corner Of the North quarter OF Section
twenty-ore, and running thence South with the line
of said quarter section, 113 rods and links thence
SOUTH S2 degrees East, 40 rods and Is links thence
North l degree wes,f 20 rods and 20 links; thence
North, 81 degrees West, ID rods to cherry tree;
thence North degree West, rods and 10 links, to
rods and links, to linn tree; thence North, 23 de-
grees East Is rods thence Wes with the North line OF
said quarter section SO poles and IL Inks to the place
OF beginning containing in both said parcels together
the quantity Of One Hundred and Twenty Seven acres
less and all Of which lands situate In Town
ship II, North of Range A, West.
That the 18th day Of September, 1855, the original
notice thereof was placed in the hands Of the Sheriff 81
said County for service, and at the last term Of said
Court returned found but subsequently, served on
said Boak and that unless you, the said Alexander APP
pear In said Court before the morning OF the Sc
cond day Of the next term Of said Court and plead an
swer or demur, to said petition decree viii be rem
dered against you thereon. d. ROREH,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Insert weeks successfully In the Weekly Hawk-Eye
Telegraph. A MESSENGER Clerk.
rAKDING MACHINE FOR SALE
A pood double Cardiny Machine, In complete order,
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CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
AND PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,
No. 40 Franklin street.

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
DRESSES, Type, Ink, Chas. =, Cases,
i and every other article required In a NEWSPAPER,
BOOK JOB OFFICE. We would invite the stten.
ton Of Printers to the TYPE ouR OWN MANUFACTURE,
which is excelled by In the requisite Of SUPn
RroR METAL, FINE FINISH and PERFECT LETTER.
PRINTING PRESSES
OF all descriptions from the well known manufactory
Of Messrs. r. HOE CO., OF New York, and from the
Ruggles Manufacturing Company Of Boston, will b
always hand. Other Presses furnished on order ut
ii Manufacturers prices.
sT We have lately added 10 other branches those
Of MANUFACTURING BRASS RuLE and ELEcrRorrPise, in
both Of which are prepar to give full satisfaction
to the Graft. Ian 26w2m) d DODGE Treasurer
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REsuLf OF lRK PRosscuriox AGAINST rns
PaoPaiEroas or ,Rx Corrox FAax.-The case Of
Iowa against Grier. Smith and Stroder came up
before Justice Harris yesterday. OLeary had
given his testimony on Wednesday. The defen-
dants introduced nnmbersof Witnesses, some Of
whom gave their testimony with reluctance and
extreme modification. We omit sheir names
partly because We have not the room to spare,
and partly because ne hope this will be 70 good
alesson a. to forever keep them from such places
N future.
After the conclasion Of the testimony, r.
saife Harris held Smith, Grier and Stroder 70
AN In sAs saA u $500 each foe hscsny and a.
- smith and Gsise h tbs peaal sdla q ts0O
! each for keeping hesss o. prossieasion.
ussss teek ~ bail-sAs otAsa we've commit.
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Chicago & Burlington z. r. Lin

chicago q Burlington +. Il. Line.
NOTICE 10 Stock Men.-On and amer hen.
week, Monday, Wednesdsy and Friday. from Burilns
ton to Chicago which have equal rights with passsnssa
trAins going East Tho having stock 70 snip ~. =.
please to Give notice the day before shipping, so Eas
Cars may be provided for themaeo, TO Get their ssech
oyer n rood stock Train leaves East Buriing.
Ton ~ s.s1 a N @ G HAMMOND,
ian 1Sram GENT eup's kRRR.
Gs.ss,. .crv auv DAVID RENICK,
CENT Agent r., Burlington, lows.
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The NORTHWEST IN 1s6o.-We published, a
few days ago, statement from the Phiadel-
pha Bulletin, as to the probable division of
representatives under the next appointment
In this statement, the West, comprising Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota and California; was assigned 90 rep
resentatives. The Cincinnati Enquirer estimates
that the representatives of the Northwest I'M
der the census of 1860, will be Is, divided as fol-
lows:
Ohio, 90; Indiana, 10; Illinois, lS; Michigan,
8; Iowa q; Wisconsin Z. In the present House,
these States have but 81 members. writer in
the Cincinnati Gazette, thinks these six States
will be entitled in 1850 to 10 members-putting
the present population at 100000.
Since 1920, period of thirty-six years, the
Northwestern States have increased at the rate
Of 80 per cent. Each ten years. per cent
per annum-until they are now as populous az
the entire United States were in 1910; and in
all probability, they will be as populous in thir.
ty years as the entire American Union is now.
Detroit Free Press.
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Anew SASH, DOOR AND BLIND EA "a
IN TORY, Nj. Pleasant Street, opposite the Wv
Flank Road Depot adjoining the on MI, Buriinson,
Iowa. AL common work coastantiy on h.na; sne W
ders b nailor etherwtse, promptly adssndsd y;
nev. 9s.w. UkiAn AOss
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FAILuREs IN THE WEsr.-The last N. 7. papers
give the following List of Western failures for
last week 4:
Jacob Koonz, Peoria, ILL.,, assigned.
L. Hadley 4 Bro, Ottawa, H., sold out and
assigned to John Street.
Josiah Augustus, Bloomington, Ill, sold out
aud suspended.
6. W. Bright, Decatur, MI, assigned.
j. i. Fenton, Decatur, Ill, sold out and sus-
pended.
Dickerson, Paddock + Co., Lyndon, Ill, fail
ed.
Pratt Rue = Rodgers, Battle Greek, Michigan
failed and assigned.
J. 9. Fiero & Co., Edwardsburg, Mich, sold
out and suspended.
Morse Martin, Janesville, Wisconsin failed.
Dutdrich 1 Co., Dubuque, Iowa, suspended |;
liabilities about SO, GOO.
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BIZ II DIS NEST NJ II SEE RY,
BURLING TON. IOWA.

NEALLEY d BROTHERS, Proprfetors,
A PPLES, Pears, Cherries. Peaches, Piums, Grape
IA Vines, Chesnus, Filberts, Muiberies, Goosets. .
Currsnts, Kasrberries Bisckberries srawberYs .hu,
barb, &C., &c.
Eyergreens, Shade Trees, Ornamental ehrubs Roses.
Dahas, Ponies, Phioxes, and hardy towering Plants
in great variety, embracing complete assortment Of
FRLITABD ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Shrubs and Plants Of every description worthy cuva
ton.
For further Information see Catalogue which viii be
sent free TO all who apply for 1t. TIan 2S-v4t.
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t. The following are the provisions Of the
Act fixing the times Of holding Courts in this
District:
In Lee county, at Keokuk, on the second Non-
day Of February, and the FIRST Monday Of Sep
tcmber.
At Fort Madison. on the second Monday Of
March, and the second Monday Of October.
In Des Noines county, at Burlington, on the
4th Monday in April, fourth Monday OF July, the
fourth Monday of October. and the fourth Mon
day of january.
In Henry county. at Mount Pleasant, on the
second Monday in April, the sccond Monday in
August, and second Monday in December.
In Louisa county, AZ Wapelto, on the fourth
Monday in March. the FIRST Monday IN August,
and the 6nt Monday in December.
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Mr.. Green at Springfield the other day. oder-
cd . resolution s.that the Law concerning mobs
shall not apply to this legislature, nor any mem
ben tAsssof, while in session"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18
Correspondence OF the Hawk.Rye.
CouscIL BLUSrs. Feb'y. 4.


The Swamp Land trials commenced at the
Land Office in this city, oil Monday. About one
hundred persons were present from Fremont
County, either MS parties or witnesses, including
all the Judges and lawyers in the county, all de-
termined to make determined resistance
to those who are seeking, by this proceed
ing, 10 defeat the claims Of the county to the
Swamp Land selections which had been. made
within its limits. The Register of the Land On
ice, James Pollard, Esq, was not present, and
the whole responsibility Of conducting the
proceedings devolved upon DR.. Enos Lowe, the
Receiver. The ball opened by = vigorous pro-
test on the part of the county against the whole
proceeding, the first twenty cases being oil con-
fined to land in Fremont county. Case No.
was then called, which included large number
of applications, all in fact made in that county
by the same individual, and proof presented on
the part Of the applicant that the land was not
Swamp Land. Only one witness was sworn in
reference to each parcel of land selected. The
county next brought forward its witnesses IN
much larger numbers than on the other side, all
Of whom testified positively as to the swampy or
overHowed character Of the land. Case N. oc-
cupied the whole of Monday and Tuesday. This
morning, Case No 2 on the docket was called,
and the whole day was spent upon it, and twill
probably occupy the whole Of to morrow. When
reaches to near 400, your readers can Judge for
themselves how much time will be occupied in
the investigation. Since it commenced there
has been good deal of hard talk in reference to
the witnesses who appear against the counties,
and aHidavits have been presented to the Re-
ceiver, setting forth that threats personal vio-
lenee have been made against them, rendering it
unsafe for them TO appear and testify, and ask
ing for postponement of the trials 1t is charg
ed that in one case witness who had been bro't
here to testify against the rights of the counties
to the lands had been forcibly taken from the
city. The Receiver has decided to proceed with
the trials. but will submit the affidavits to the
proper department at Washington.
The Nebraska Legislature has been in session
since the first Moncay in January. 1t has pass.
ed bill to remove the Capitol, and few Bank
charters. The former has beea vetoed by the
Governor, which kills it, and it is thought the
latter will fare the same fate. l do not think
that Nebraska is destined to receive any very ex-
tensive benefits from the meeting of its present
territorial 1t gislature. Most ofits members are
too much intent on schemes Of personal or local
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT to perform the part of wise leg
islators The less they do, therefore, the better
will it be for the territory. 1t is better to wait
until larger population has found its way into
Nebraska before Its future policy is permanently
fixed.
We have had a large amount of snow and
great deal of cold weather this winter, in this
part of the State, but the latter is now growing
decidedly more moderate.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

While goods were being carried out Of Nor
tons store, u thief was observed selecting .
knife for HIS own pocket, and ordered to leave
under pain Of being knocked down. The impu.
dent scoundrcl exclaimed "You better knock me
knocked down with piece of lead PIPE, but
made his escape
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

CoMNIssroSFR OF RtvER IMPRovEMENr.-E
Manning. OF Keosauqua, was unanimously noni-
mated as u candidate tor this Office, at the late
Republican State Convention. No better selec-
ton could have been made. 1t seems to be gen
orally admitted that there has been mismanage-
ment of this improvement from the beginning !;
and mis-msnagement combined with sprnk-
ling of dishonesty on the part of majority OF
those entrusted with the work. It would be q
task worth the business energies and sagacity of
Mr.. Manning to redeem what is left OF the mu-
niicent grant from the grasp of greedy specula-
tors--and secure TO the people of the valley the
benefit of the small remainder.
Mr.. Manning is a business man of ripe expert
ence aud mature Judgment, who has high rep
utation for sagacity, perseverance and upright
mess. He resides upon the banks Of the Demoine,
and is Just the man the people need to guard
their interests. He viii be elected. EDDY
Com
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81 NJ sseas Clllyj ~ j n = arrived here
last night Left Liverpool Jan ee
The Niagafa srriyed 1t liverpool Jan. 80.
Her news i four days later than previous adj
vices.
Ii Unsupported that on the British taking Bu-
shiere, which they did after hours lombard
unent, ne Pessians submitted 70 The denAnds Of
their opponents The English papers. however,
do not credit il. The Daily News says
We learn from good authority that telegraph
message from Lord SsrAtford do Ratclif was re &
ceiyed 81 the Board Of Control to the effect that
he has accepted the terms Of peace offered by
England not on account of the fall Of Bushiere,
but on general grounds.
Great doubts are thrown over the recent news
Of the burning Of the factories at Canton and Ia
ter intelligence from China is anxiously looked
for.
Rumors Of notifications in the composition OF
the British cabinet continued to be promulgst-
ed.
Fershk Khan the Persian ambassador had an
interview with Napoleon. The reply ofthe latter
vas non committal. 9
The Emperor of Austria had granted a COM
plete amnesty for the Lombards Venitian proyin-
ces
The conferences At Constantinople respecting
the principality had ended, and the Austrian
troops were to be replaced by the Turkish sol
diers.
The Independen. Beige says that the confer.
ence on the Neufchatel question win take place
in the middle of February.
The Times of the 26th says that the English
funds continue to exhibit heaviness, and have
closed at further decline OF halfper cent. Con-
suls quoted at 934a93s.
Liverpool, Jan. 27.-Notwithstanding the
| very dull report from Mark Lane yesterday, we
had at to.day's market, q good attendance Of
buyers in wheat, fair consumption business
was done, but we cannot alter quotations, which
/ remain as on Friday. Flour, in the absence Of
sales, quotations continue nominal. Indian
corn, in very small demand, mixed freely offered
at 33sed per quarter in store without finding
buyers above 33s3d. We quote wheat red IS
9s; white 9s3da9s10d; flour extra 0 34sa35s;
western 3lsa3ls6d. Beef continues frmer sales
limited; pork no change; bacon demand languid;
prices without change. Lard again scarce, on
the spot and sos has been paid for small
quantity. Still buyers forfeiture delivery at Dos.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

kcipESrs OF rRK FlRE.-Two young men en-
ployed ~ Clerks in the Store Of Aessrs Kimball
4 Co., and sleep ny on the third floor, had their
retrest cut off by the burning of the stairs be-
fore they could make their escape. One of them
jumped down and the other let himself down by
the bed cloths. Neither was hurt seriously.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

~ daughter Of the late Or. Chalmers has
received . handsome present from the Sultan Of
Turkey. for her signal services in the hospitals
Of the East during the Crimean war.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

FATAL AccIDkSr.-Last Sunday, about I mile
and = half east Of town, two men, while exhibit
ing feats in equestrianism upon single horse,
we're thrown violently TO the ground, one OF
them. William Stapeiton Instantly killed. The
other man, whose name We have not learned,
received severe fracture Of the skull-lor.
gan Journal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

A Coon Busrsrss. Justice Harris had quite
4 PUN Of business yesterday. In addition to COM
hitting the propric,ors OF the Cotton Farm, he
sent three on the hin to board for passing coun
terfeit money
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

CAKDING MACHINE FOR SALE
~ good Double Cardlng Machine in complete order,
for sale reasonable terms.
Apply to the subscriber. D0OLfTTLE, near Jim
Town, or Il K GAY, Burlington. feb l1-wlm.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

AcciprSr, "A dog running at large against
the proclamation Of h's Honor, the Mayor, yes
tprday made very sudden dash at one Of the
city scAvengers near the corner Of Main and
Jefferson street and the two together came in
collision with the limbs OF lady, At that mo.
nent passing. She was thrown violently to the
pavement and seriously injured.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

"NEvER SAY Dlr."-Messrs. Kimbal / Co. are
In the room lately occupied by Wood White,
Main street. where they will wait upon their
friends and customers.
J. w. / =. A. White are in the Barrett House,
Jefferson street, with pretty good siock Of
stoves and tin ware.
Kaiser / Co. arc between Main and Water
streets, OH Jefferson, in the old stand of NJ.
Weber.
Nessrs. Morton & Co. will soon be ready for
operations in the new building Of Governor
Gri"sa They are compelled to wait a few days
for It to be flushed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

FrxAScIsa,se.-A couple Of young women,
attended or unattended - the occasion directed
them, By some Of the other sex. passed on
counterfeit notes on the Oneida county bank,
n. T., on several Of our merchants on Thursday
evening last. The notes we're OF the denomin-
alton OF three dollars and pretty well executed.
Since the above was in type, We learn that
: part Of the money put of for the counterfeit
notes, has been recoyered-and the parties dis
missed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-18

FeH.-A house belonging TO q German,
whose name We did not learn, was burned
Thursday night. IL was in the extreme Soeth.
ern part Of the city and was used for = dwelling
house aud small provision store.
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RIcznonD Horsr.--We cali the attention Of
our readers 70 the card ofthe above House, Wa
Ter street. Chicago. Il is - comfortable and
and Agreeable place TO tarry, and il In the Inn
mediate vicinity Of the G. L B. B. B. Depot
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s@ss3 he - e SfG ~ nost e1telleat -
Snsey cSatk fG6e Of 4 hest bfsced boasa T. NJ,
~ 6OuGf "a ~. n coane, necessarily eQM
S<ltsd q fufsendef nom shs effect Of the oe1lte
peessnre- yorktown having lapped her star
board guards, and ruined her hall and upper
works.
Az an early hOur yesterday morning, the new
steamer. ~ W. QuArsier uss sunk, nesr the dry
dock, the water being two feet over her lover
deck. The cabin y matsfially damaged, 1ne.
Capt. johnson viii, We understand, commences
the work cfraising her g DAY, N the hope 81 re-
Stunning business 10 thu Ksuawha trade month
hence Capt J. has been extremely unfortunate
He lost the steamer Skipper here b. the break
ing up Of the ice in January, 1852; the Salem
last yesr; and nov the Quarrieris wreck The
latter boat Is nix months old-cost 81 900, and
Is insured for &l2 ,O00-7000 in the Fremens,
and 500 in the Western ONCE Of this city. The
Quarter, when she sunk, had about fifty tons Of
groceries in her hull, only very small portion
Of which was saved.
The Gipsey - . total wreck, save one OF her
engines, and lies out 10 the stream, Win the va.
ter up 70 her hurricane deck and badly careened
to the starboard. She y owned oJ Captains =,
@. Carter and John Thurston, valued at elo, 900
mo Insurance. She had recently been locked
! and otherwise thoroughly repaired for the Ar
kansas River trade.
The John Tomkius and . new packet for the
Minnesota trade we're likewise damaged in the
same locality, together With . barge belonging
to G. Bealer, Esq The Buena Vista crane boat
and several empty coal barges we're wrecked IN
the same vicinity. The movement in the ice ls
attributable to food in the Little Miami Lick
ing river, contrary to expectation, was quite Pa
ciic. The bells sounded the alarm that u
was vehement. MAD ana .eal ou ..;sns si ;ns
curing tne uay, oa1 ~ ylsus ;.h. a";s ~ An,
tervais very quietly ana wl'nou' SERIOUS uA'n-
age, - n..,,. u.,;,o
Az the cry wharf, oaP.ann suo ..s. aov ~
Paeke1 Io,h.psn n maI . Gan. rnrar, and
getner Win me nu ,s I.p Gu, Thon,as
marietta packet inolnas onl.ea; Jap ano.a
Goul.er iney eau an &c e .a SELL. ny n"., The
aoupuess, oe ~ no.,9n aeJ fas a., nno
ofk.own was ree M n puleu 1o r.snaa a.
-no insurance. ln 80. n.,s..n r. NJ IN.
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rLoop.-Aecordina 10 the Davenport 0azstse
here hss been food Ia Duck Creek, sweeping
away shs railroad bridge, whils 0eoss Cresk has
also bsen On high. Mud Greek also washed
out ( beidge at Muscafine.
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