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FIRE AT, ,CHEsoA.-The. Peoria Transcript
states that'th fine new passenger house at the
Junction of the Eastern Extension and st. Louis,
Alton & Chicago Railroad, was totally consumed
by FIRE on Wednesday mo, ming at o'clock
The premises were occupied by MIN Emery, as.
hotel and eating house. ALI his furniture,
stock, &C., was destroyed. Mr.. Hall, the
efficient Agent, saved nearly all the books, pa.
pers, &C., ofthe two Companies. .} ssts
The fire was caused by the bursting of spirit
lamp, as the night telegraph operator was try.
ing 10 fill it while lighted, he was dangerously
burned. We trust that the Railroad Companies
will soon have another building to replace the
former one. Mr.. Emerys less is heavy, as he
had ustsopened and furnished the house in
splendid style. He had no insurance.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

One Of the correspondents of the Missouri
Democrat describing the opening of Judge Cato's
Court in Kansas, says that when the Judge men.
toned among other crimes which should be se-
vcrely dealt WITH that Of ''bet,ing on the elec-
tions,," lie observed smile ON the face Of one OF
the jurymen, who won a hat of him on the re-
suit Of the Presidential election. s..a .-,r..ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

s4s- A douation OF $4,000 has recently
been made the Ohio Wesleyan Female College,
located at Delaware, by Miss Monnett, young
lady of wealth and pupil at the Institution.
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How TO, BREAK A NIGGER.-I can tell you
how to break ngger from running away, GER
tain,' said another. "There was an old fellow
used to Know in Georgia, that always cured
his so. If niger ran away, when he caught
him he would bend his knee over log, and fas-
ten him so that he couldn't stir; then he'd take
a pair Of pinchers aud pull one of his toe nails
out by the root, and tell him that if he run
away again he would pull out two Of them; and
if he run away again after that, he told them
he'd pull out four of them, aud so on, doubling
each .ime!s He never had to do it moro than
twice; itsslways cured them.-lA Journey thro'
Texas. s-ss.. g.rs.-s--e.r Q
Our river steamboat captains have better
plan than the above, or at least one that effec-
tually quiets some of the parties engaged. They
tie him up by the hands between decks and
whip him until lie is too weak to work, then
take him down and if he refuses to roll over q
Hogshead of Sugar, weighing at least fourteen
hundred pounds, he is again triced up and the
whip or hand spike again applied to his back
and shoulders. If citizens, who happen to be
standing on the levee near, attempt to interfere
and prevent any further cruelty, the captain
shoots the tirst three or four persons that hap.
pen to be in range of his reyolver-as practi.
cally demonstrated at the Ft Madison landing
on Saturday last ...-..c
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where do you Iivel

8 Is question often asked but re "srer heard
any of our citizens gire direct ans,cer. On
such streets, churches or school houses, is the
best informant ton any man is able to give to per-
sons inquiring the way to his dwelling. @'
Our City contains a population of over fifteen
thousand inhabitants, and in many parts thickly
sadetled, yet none Of the streets hare the names
posted on the corners or buildings numbered
Other cities with half the population we claim
have their business houses and dwellings nun.
bered The cost is but trifing, and if some
man would offer to do the job, we have no
doubt but that the City Council would pass an
ordinance for the speedy completion of the work.
Who will undertake the Job? 1t will pay well.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

To EnKanscPs, Railroad ContractOfs
aSsss- aMds Mech nm cess . .
DYRNg'S Pocket Book for Railroad and Civil Engf'
- neers;
The Pocket Companion for Mschnists;
Mechanics and En- eneers, by oliver Byrne; ,..-
serihner's Engineers Pocket Table-Bool;
gs Mechanics Companion;
Trcutwine on Railroad Curves;
~a~ Emba nk ments;
Hoswen's Engineers and Mechanics Companion;
Templetcns Mechanics Pocket
hsneA's :"
The aeove for sac cheap, by J. p. BROWN, .s.
mar Barrel House Building, Sd st.
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II0EsN Dictionary Of Arts, Manufactures aud
~ niseS; revised edition; vols. ectaro. just
nay Third Street.
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WARNING TO NEGRoEs.-Notices have been
printed, and will be served by the Marshal upon
the .colored gentlemen through the city, no
tifying them to leave the town within certain !,
specified time, in accordance with an act passeu
by the Legislature in 1850, prohibiting the I'M
portation Of tree Negroes into the State OF iowa;
So look ous-.'white man is mighty deceiSlhg'
-Keokuk Times s.s. .-.- ...
That is right drive all negroes out OF the
State, but do not stop there; take from them
all the little property they own; they do not be-
long to the human family, and have nosr'ghts
that white men are bound to respect This Is
the rule adopted by Judge Taney and the Bor-
der Rufians, and why should not cities that give
| from one to three hundred pro-slavery majority
| at every election live up strictly to their pro
| fessions.
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MORRISON. .
]. p. BROWN

DOOKSELLEN AMI SCATIONEK.
u THIRD street above Jefferson parret House fni!dng,
RURLING TON, IOWA.
eE-Books. Stationery, Wall Papers, &c., &C.,
..s-,WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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The City is doing large amount of Grading
and AcAdamizing, and that in parts Of the city
rhere it is much needed. Blu. at the same time
there are portions Of the city where this kind Of
work seems to be more needed than where the
work is being done, and We know Of no part in
which larger portion Of citizens are more in.
tererted than the AcAdamizing Of Division
street was impossible, and from present pros.
poets viii be so the coming fall and winter The
Hill is being graded, but we understand that it
will not be McAdamised, at least this year. This
should not be neglected another season. The
public in general, and residents of South Bur
lngton are directly interested
Z Will not some resident of South Burlington
take this matter in hand and procure, If possi-
Bile, the necessary signers to petition, author
ling the City Council to have the work done
before the winter sets in.
Rires-Where are the Fire Wardcnsl.-
a Arc they doing their dutvf
July, with high winds and dry weather, is
close at hand, and as yet nothing has been done
by our fire wardens towards removing the large
number Of dangerous nuisances in the shape Of
badly arranged and put up stove pipes and
chimneys. If they do not know in what local
ity to find such dangerous premises, we would
say to them, take look at the backyards of
all bakeries, also buildings on the alleys in the
rear Of the Wightman House, Burlington and
Railroad Hotels, Grimes block all buildings on
the market square. and directly north and west
OF the Market House. These are only small
portion Of the city in which such nuisances exist.
Let the Wardens do their duty before one-half
of the business portion of the city is destroyed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

l.sJOHN L. BROWN,
TTOR NVsHs Il COWnscllOr mt Law
A and General land AEent, ~
VIII promptly attend to buying. selling and locating
lands, and paying taxes, &C., sc. Office nschramm's
rev BufidnF, Main 81.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

A BIRD IN THE BusH.-The Worcester Trans
cript says that before the Jewett case went 70
trial, the railroad company offered the Rev. Mr..
Jewett $751; 900, or $500 year, SO long as he
should live, and 81 900 year to his wife, SO
long as she should survive him. Both were de-
clined, forgettuI that "a bird in hand is worth
two in the bush" The jury stood six to six on
the question of the liability Of the corporation.
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E. ] O Y.

z, JOY,
ur,lAcr and MnMuGaCtuYcr Ol
D6CRa SdsH FRA MES WIED0 W.8LL6DS,
WEA TIER BOARDING d n
cha n.P u ~ p EtxiuIGe:
= wnG 4 u say to those wishing 10 build that 4
| tsye on hand seven hundred Doors and ether work
n ,he building line In proportion
I am prepared 70 contract Cottage Buildings IN Town
,bsyeS houses and 1oss, ranging from sevcn hun.
.d TO Two thcusand dollars, which will sell or rent on
.I.a ii lots Ia Northern Addition, ranging fren two
IN sir hundred doliArs, which Will sell partly on time
Those wishing homes would do well TO give me call.
feb Il. 'b7. bpy ze,L..a..
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A Good Chance For Bargains.
HAVING q large stock of the following articles
IL hand and not wishing to keep them over anoth.
CT season, have concluded 20 dispose Of them at
greatly reduced prices, So all that wish to
ay out their money to advantage would do well to call
and examine my ateck:
Heavy over Goats, Pants and Vests;
Nooilen Uader Shirta and Drawers;
Weollen and Cotton flanne els, all colors;
Men and swomen MS Buffalo Over Shoes; 70
Men and Wonen's Rubber Boots and Shoes; .-.,
Girls Rubber boots 81 cents pair; .
Red Blankets and Comforts; HE%
Pilot and Beaver Cloths 4
Heavy Oassineres end eassnetts; q s
MenAnd boys Heavy Boots and Shoes; >
BurlinG ton, Jan. 10, 1871 HENRY II SCOTT,
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CHILDREN FROM THE FIVE Po1Nrs Mission
We observed this morning, says the Peoria
Transcript, a flock OF girls and boys marching
down to the levee, aud upon inquiring learned
that they were a company of children brought
out from the Five Points Mission, IN New York
city, by Rev. w. c. Van Meter, the agent The
lit tie ones land some of them were not so very
SMALL appeared to be in the best of spirits, and
happy as larks. The contrast suggested to our
mind between the condition Of the group as
they stood playing at the waters edge, waiting
for the little steamer Titania to carry them to
Pekin, and the lives Of misery and degradation
they were leading among the cellars and gar
rets of the Five Points, was very wide. On the
broad prairies and among the generous and
open-hearted people of the West, the energies
and insellects of these homeless children Will
expand, and their hearts will become softened
and refined, and they will grow up to become
useful citizens and valuable members OF society.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

DEAF. Estate I'm Council Bluffs and
IL ahN.-persons desirous of securing Real
Estate in either OF these aourshng towns will do well
10 send their ordersto D. G. BIO0MER,
mar '-bptf. Lanu "a AGens.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Moro Lynching In Jackson County,
On Thursday last. 2s:h' ult.. about rnid'day'
40 or so citizens of Jackson county, made their
appearance in Dewitt, the county seat OF Ci'n-
ton county, all armed to the teeth with muskets,
revovers and knives, and demanded the prison.
ers confined in the Jail there, who had been re-
moved from jackson county, on change OF
venue. The Sheriff resisted their demand, and
summoned the bystanders to his assistance, who,
for some cause not very apparent, refused to
render him any aid. After knocking the Sheriff
over the head with their guns, they succeeded
in getting possession of the keys, and entered
the jail and took out Barger, confined tor mur-
dering his wife, and all Irishman, also on charge
of murder The mob took the prisoners over
near Maquoketa, where they hung Barger, and,
at last accounts, still held the Irishman. intend
ing to give him trial. This mob was com
posed of the same meniwho lately hung Clifford
in that county. They are thoroughly organized,
and are said to number, all told, 400 or $780,
The community is completely under their con-
troll and there are few in that community found
bold enough to openly censure their proceed
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coi upn bfa ~. between Watef0Hu W. M1n.
UvSuR a Il assortment Of Guns Pistols, knives
snd snorting implements kept constantly on mana
.sa .usnufacturedto % order. ,,. na., fair
Repairing '" jy22bpy
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II II SCOTr & co.
A Good Chance For Bargains.

n, II. 0VV0 I NC W. ~
NEAl.EisS IN Dry Goads, Groceries and Ready
~ Made Clothing Msinstreet, betwecnJ efersen and
Hsshington, Darlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

% s-ss ssG ...t-s<A ~ tlDcennes, " uhe T.
Exeursionists arrived here all safe and IN ex-
cellsnt spirits; the day has been one OF great
en ,yment, despite OF rain that fell all day-they
will arrive al ST. Louis about midnight. received
with salute of cannon here; great enthusiasm
prevailed; partook of splendid banquet. toa.is
drank. health to Cnas Gould. without gould this
rould could not have been hu!l;- Speeches were
made bv Judge Lee of Baltimore, and Judge
Ellis. OF yineeanes. s.. b.. ...s--,..,. 49, .... -
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General Land Agency Office.
COUNCIL BL UFFS, 10 WA.

rEN NTER &. B L. u q M Il IL +,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR.
VIII promptly attend 70 Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatn and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
ths Land business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska
III
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4 FRESH supply of llenu william 4 Co.'s SecaoA..
n al Map Of Iowa, on Rollers, just received and for
sAle by J. p. BROWN,
Apra 50 -S Barret House Bcildings.
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q
The Habeas Corpus issued by Judge Levitt,
was obeyed and the prisoners were brought 10
tins civ Tor trial. The examination comnenced
Yesterday Case adjoui ned till TO day week, to
allow the production OF atiiuavits by each par
~. 1t is probable the PRISONERS will discharged
by Judge Levitt but these Will not prevent their
Indictment by the Grand Jury OF Clark County,
and the arrest OF trial.
The city is crowded with strangers The
Hotels are overHowing. Grand preparations are
being made tor the Celebration TO morrow.
Canandaigua, June 2.
At the Charter election held here to day, the
whole ticket was successful by about loo maj +.
over both Democrats and Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

COFFEE.-soo bags prime Coffee, for sale by
| marW JNO. IL. GEAR.
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The National American Convention met
E. B. Bartlett, President, called Convention TO
order at ii o'clock. In absence Oh Secre,ar!
Blaudon, Duncan OF KY, was appointed Record
ing Secretary pro. .enl. The following eomini'-
tee On credentials was appointed: Z Ware,
OHIO; w W Danenhower, ILL.,; +. Scheiier, Md;
& NJ Heillyer, Mo-: Z Smith, n. Y; W s"lt-
zer, Mo. Adjourned to +. n.
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American Convention. Alter warm debate
on resolutions during which i1ilser and Spaf-
lord of Miss. strongly urged adopting OF resola
tons as reported by committee, Grn. ScroGsa OF
Buffalo, moved as u substitute for whole report,
the platform and principles adopted iu Ph;la'
delphia in 1856. g-- ~ -.
THIS was ndopse d; and report Of committee
thrown overheard. te2. n.s~
E.T Wood, of Brooklyn, offered resolution:
expressing gratifca ton OF American party to
wards the yoang men tor co operation last cam
| pa,gn. Adopted VI animously. ne ag- -.
Vote of thanks then adopted to the ofieeri
Of Council and citizens Of Louisville, and then
adjourned sine die. gs z#.E .s77
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DauVIP, I 4, JUI!t z.
In the case Of poisoning of D. 2. Wriggs and
Mrs Stark, the Coroner's jury have returned
verdict stating that their deaths were CAUSED by
arsenic administered to them by Mrs. Wr@gs
and j. w. Clark. The accused have been COM
mitted Tor trial.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

7T1 Now OrK, JUHe 2.
The steamer Philadelphia sailed to-day Tor
Havana and New Orleans, with nearly 2ou,ooo
dollars in specie.
the track this morning near Addison. DR.. Wm.
Breck of Cincinnati was instantly killed, and
three other passengers severely injured. Eli
CINE and cars smashed.
The steamer City OF Washington arrived this
evening, news was anticipated. s.'t
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VdSIIlIIStOlI, JH''c
Gen. Scott, with the appreciation of the Pres
ident, has just issued an order to the two Com
panies I'd Dragons, to move from Fl. Randall
10 F. Leavenwor,h. The Col. of Cd Infantry
will detach three Companies from that regiment
TO occupy F. Smelling, and one at Fl. Rldyley.
The 9th regiment to be replaced in Florida, by
volunteers, to proceed to Jefferson Barracks,
and there wait further orders. The 10th IN
antry is ordered TO f. Leavenworth, eight
Companies at once, and the two at Ft. Smelling
and Ridyely as soon a> relieved by Companies.
Military orders were sent by telegraph both TO
New York and LeavenwOrth.
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New Orleans, June I.
Walker left on the Woodlord this evening for
Washington via Louisville, by advice OF Soue,
who arrived yesterday.
At the municipal election to-day there was no
opposition 10 the American ticket. - -.
By the steamer Galveston from Berwick :
bav, wa have later news from Texas.
The steamer Louisiana was burned in the bay
of Galveston on the morning of the 3lst-ll
persons certainly lost, among whom was Col.
cambridge, Q. S. A. There are 81 missing,
the Galveston saved 25. ....-. ......
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The business Of this Company will compare favor
ably with the most successful similar Institutions III
the United States.
From the list day of August, 1855, fifteen months
up 10 the lst day of November, 1856, the premiums
and interest received amounted to the large of
four hundred thousand one hundred and elghtyEv
dollars and sixty eight cents, with the pay ment Of
losses and expenses of one hundred and seventy
seven thousand one hundred and twenty eight dol
tIrS and sixty -One cents.
With these evidences of success and good man.
agemsnt. the Directors feel justified in soliciting
share of public patronage believing that the security
offered ID ample. and that all fair claims will lie adj
Jnsted more according to equity than legal technical
tiles.
The Company is prepared to issue policies against
loss or damage by FIRE on
DWELLINGS. FURNITURE, MILLS, MAN
SFACTORIES, WAREHOUSES;,
All descriptions of BUILDINGS and their contents
or ali kinds Of MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BoATs, RAILROADS,
ana the usual conyeyances to or from any portion of
EUROPE AND AMERICA,
and on the huils of STEAMBOATS, navigating the
Western Waters.
The rates OF premium will I've as low as other com
paEIes, and In liking them every Improvement in
construction and arrangement will be taken into
slderatiOn.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid
once, northwest corner Pennsy lvania avenue and
18th street, Washington City, ID. G.
Insurance may also be effected at the Home OEos,
noTthreM corner Walnut and Second streets,
Philadelphia,
And IN other principal cities of the United States
by authorized officers of the Company. APPS
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u There are lbs visitors at Greenbrier. Va
White sulphur Springs.

u There are lbs visitors at Greenbrier. Va.
White sulphur Springs.
II The California State Agricultural Society
ofeT the present year. as premiums. the sum OF
six thousand dollars, which is said TO be the
largest offered by any similar society except the
United States Society.
IL A pair of horses Were offered for sale in
Cincinnati, laa week, for $40. but the purchaser
thinking the amount too large, offered sixteen
cents pound. The horses were taken TO an ad-
joining hay scale, and weighed 1880 pounds
making their value S376.
u Intelligence from various parts of the
country, received at New York, gives accounts
OF excellent prospects for fruit apples particular
~ In the state of New York and at the West
the trees are in good Reports respecting the
wheat crop are equally favorable.
II The police of Philadelphia last week ar
rested h. L. Snow. Il ''Tespectable'' dry goods
merchant of 81 Grand street New York uDon
the charge Of receiving stolen goods IL was
sworn to by captured burglar that snow had
purchased lot of stolen goods from him valued
AT S5-UU for Al $50. and lot valued at - Cag for
$50. Both lots Were the results OF robberies in
Philadelphia.
II The Montreal ADVERTISE is assured on good
authority that Capt. Rudolf. of the steamer Mon
ifeaI = took the only life preserver on board her
10 save his own life. and that he, the mate and
others OF the crew watched until the drowning of
The passengers would give them an opportunity
10 swim of without danger OF being laid hold Of
by the sinking"