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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

PUNISHMENT OF CRIME IN DELAwARE.-We
find in the court proceedings at Wilmington
Del, the following: ...... .-z s-
Joseph Newman, tried for purchasing proper
ty from boys who had purloined or stolen it, was
convicted. The court sentenced him to pay
fine of $40, to stand in the pillory one hour or
the 23d inst, to be imprisoned six months, and
wear the convicfs jacket six months following
his liberation.
Sarah Bostick, who was convicted Of stealing
from the store Of Samuel Richie, was sentenced
to pay 5000 as restitution money, to be whip
ped on the 23d inst. with twelve lashes, and tt
be sold for period not exceeding seven years
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Threshing Machines. Threshing Ma.
chimes.

fROyEE TEsK ESIsER A. ri. EaNEE
X SPENCER CO., are glad to announce that they
~ nave now ready new and Improved rhrssher
anu eteaher, Which they confident will meet with
genera iavor among gram growers. Wherever II has
tfea u has been pronounced the Bgbtest running
quality of work it has no superior j. is r,anafsc-
tnred in this city.
rhty also manufacture the New York Horse Powers
an OF ron, the best III the market and the first ever
made in the West. WV
Those In wan. Of machines will well to send their
They also have patterns of ali The toactines in use
and viii repair any oil them. t-. - = = -
dhey also make an excellent Hand Corn sheler.
oraefs soticited ' X. SPENCER CO.
may 21-w3m. De- = =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

REVERSE OF FoRTrNE.-We copy the follow
ing from the Wisconsin, Free Democrat IA. a
Andrew j. Coms;ock was once the sole own
er OF the tract of land upon wi:ich the city of
Adrian, Michigan, is now situated. For long
time he was considered the wealtiiicst man OF
the city, and his property was estimated at up
wards OF million of dollars VIC notice in a
late number of the Adrian rxpositor an adver-
tiscmcnt OF sherilf's sale, Two columns and a
, half in length, stating that I'LL the real estate
belonging to Addison J. Coms.ocl will be sold
at public auction. Some seven yea RS since, Mr.
Co:nstock sued poor man for trespass and re-
covered sixpence damages because he carted
off some half decaycti wood s.rcwed all along
the common belonging to him This incident
is characteristic of The man, and now, when he
has become poor, we trust he will receive better
treatment from his neighbors. ..- ,-..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
The New Tariff md American wool
Growers.

The New Tariff and American Wool
Growers.
The following letter published in the Buffalo
Commercial may be of interest to our readers.
Mr.. Lawrence, it is we'll known, is the heaviest
wool dealer in the country. His opinions there
fore are entitled to the respectful attention of
those enganged in this branch of business:
BosroN, May 90, 1857.
Messrs. G. c. Corr & SoNs Buffalo, N. Y:
GENTS: Your favor of the 18th duly came to
hand, and I beg briefly to reply to your ques-
TONS The business of manufacturing wool had
proved so disastrous under the tariff of 1916,
that not only sheep husbandry in this country had
declined, but the importation of raw wool from
an average of twenty two millions pounds for
many years. had fallen to fourteen millions a
year. ..s
The tariff act of this year gives to the Anne
rican manufacturer the market for supplying all
the fabrics made of wool, except fine broad
cloths, consequently steady market for the
woods of our country, and an improving and in
creasing sheep husbandry. 1t will require at
least one year for the manufacturers to look
about and regain the confidence of capitalists
and men of substance to enable them to act
Few persons are aware how sadly depressed this
nportan, branch OF industry is in this country
and how little confidence prevails as TO our abil-
ity to compete with the cheap laborers and skill
of Europeans. l have no doubt that within
five years, the duty on wool of all kinds will be
abrogatcd at the request Of the mass of wool
growers in this country. Fine German woods
are essential in the manufacture of fine broad
cloths, the duty on both is "a per cent on
wools duty assessed at fair valuation, on broad
cloths at two.ihirds the value.
The importation Of the later IS engrossed en-
tIre!y by foreigners and such men as Wilson g.
Hunt and j. NJ. Beebe driven from the field.
The impor;ations of wool costing under 90
cents are considerable. At this port there have
arrived and are on the way, from the Medter.
ranean tour millions pounds, from Buenos Ayres
one million, and from Valparaiso two Million
My impression is there will be from tu o 10 three
million in addition by the FIRST of july l have
not the statistics of the imports into New York,
but they are considerable.
This letter is longer than l intended, and
remain your obedient servant,
SAMUEL LAWRENCE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Is IT TRuE?-The Rev. Mr.. Hill, of St. Louis,
said, on Friday last, in the Presbyterian General
Assembly at Cleveland: @s'" -
''St. Louis is substantially free city, but our
emancipation movement is political-or . mat
ter of dollars and cents. There is no Christian
philanthropy in it, and great deal OF North
ern an'i-slavery feeling grows not in the soil of
the Bible, but in that of the newspapers Thew
are now power in the Lind"
Is it true that the newspapers lead, aud the
Church is content to follow, in all the great mo.
raj questions Of the day?-Cin. Gaz 90.
1t the representatives of the Souther Church.
es, who have discussed the Slavery Question in
the General Assembly, the past week in this
city, are true opponents of the whole Church
South, then, indeed, we answer the above quo
tation with an emphatic-YES. The Bible has
been used by them like an old fiddle, to give
out any tune called for.-Cleveand Herald
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

6fana a-.eiisiOn upon Single WiHo
by a LADY.
Previous to the lof the afternoon per.
formances and Immediately before opening the Of
Nixon kemps Great Eastern Giro Is, Mile Louise will
make terrific ascension upon single WIRE extending
from the ground 80 feet the end the Circus Tag
stan an elevation OF 50 90 fces Persons living
at distance from the place where Mile Louise s adver-
USED to make her gTGrd ASCENSION had bait arrange
matters so az to enable them arrive the ground In
the forenoon In order 10 be in witness the grand
feAt which comes cG outside the canyass about IN
O'Clock P NJ During The ascension the Cxlliope viii be
played near the Circus. Immediately after the wire -.
cension Of Mile Louise the Caiopr will be placed inside
the greatPaviion where the works VIII be thrown open
Tor the Inspection Of tie audience,
The managers also invite any lady among the audi
ence to play upon the steam instrument. IL Is played
with fager board. In the Plano Forte
Refne5nJeJ- TEE dGke.
BURLINGTON, SATURDAY, JUNE 18th.
The above company will perform at Ga'eshurg June
10TH at Monmouth. June 1lth al Oqusw June 12th
1t Wapello June 18th. O. W. FULLER, Agt.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

GREAT CHANGr.-Thc celebration in Virginia,
last week, on the :5tth anniyersar, of the set
Element of jamestown, calls wildly to mind the
wide difference between that settlement so aus.
pciously commenced, and the one which the
Pilgrim fathers feebly but faithfully began at
Plymouth. All that now remains OF jamestown
is portion of the tower and walls of the old
church, and brick magazine nov. used as a
barn; the place where the city stood is now a
field of wheat; and the island Itself is almost en-
,irely depopulated. What change from ;G76,
when, history, informs Us, busy forwarding
houses with their dark counting rooms, their
saliow clerks and their bills of la,iing" were oil
thpret
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

DUFF IIlstItutel Puln3Nl county, III,
Chicago Mechanics Institu:e.
CASH TERMS, is5I.-For improved Reaper
and Mower, $40 90
z Fer Improved Mower, 100 20
Si5S U-as follows: SIS 90 down. and ba ance IN
note payable Dec. LIST, 1851, with interest at per
cent. per mum. " -
TINE TEKAs. le51.-Por Improved Mower Sl25 OO-as
follows: 800 10 down and balance in note nav able
Dec. ist 1884, with interest at per cent per annum
~ Purchasers 10 pay freight In bill cases
orcefs should be sent in early to prevent
"eht. address H.. L. BARTLETT L 20.
may q w5m Sole Agents for Southern Iowa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

CosPRoAIsED.-The Raitsmen ON the Wiscon.
sin river and the officers of the Milwaukee and
MiS6issppi Railroad have been quarreling lately
aboh bridge which the Railroad Company
have thrown over that stream to the great an.
nayance Of the raftsmen. The latter have had
several large RATS torn to pieces in consequence
of the structure, and threatened violent meas
urea against it.
We now learn that . compromise has been
effected, the Railroad Company promising 10
reconstruct portion of the bridge so that RATS
may pass through in safety, and the Company
are also to pay the raftsmen for damages al.
ready sustained by acknowledgement Dem.
ocrat.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

THE "LovE QUEsrIoN."-An exchange paper
says with PHILOSOPHY ITO a fair anonymous
correspondent, who questions us OIL delicate
subject, we will say, briefly, that it is better to
love person you canhot marry, than to marry
a person you cannot love. This is short text
tor a long sermon, which human ca perience will
continue to preach, until the las; syllable of re-
corded time :, -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Jonathan S. Jenkins U. s. Consul at Navisa-
tors Islands, has been arrested in Washington
on . charge of piracy, in having, while Consul,
forcib!y seized and Illegally sold the property
of American citizens to The amount 81 Sl75 900
jenkins has been committed TO await the reoui.
si'ion Of Gov. King, and viii be tri. d in this
State, as he first landed here after sing com
mtted the alleged crme.-N 7. Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Among the 'eadlng FEATURES of THIS quineupeIs
rolpe part oil
CHINESE JJ,"GLLERS AND ARTISTS.
re GENTLY arrived from Celestial Empire composed Of
"a 81. IJoang Kiang.s,e >ud Chum. Chum, with their
stants In all their curious ana Hnhnns feats OF
Or entail Necromency and Skill. mage iran,iofnnat,nns
and Deceptons, precisely the SAM as ,ey were eship
lite by the Celestiss two thousand y, VI" ne a. ue'er
be ore the present flowed 7io'aeo upon W
"Outsde Barbatians"
MONS. DEBACH AMI MADAME DEBACH. t!"" a"
tn European Amphltheatres In the course o. 'e ni
tertainnents Mad. DeBach will appear in the char s "
DIANA, GODDESS or THE CHASE
Mons. DeBach in an extraordinary act Of Juggling oH
Horseback, before performed, though frequently
illustrated In various ahow bills, entitled
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

THE fast train which has been organized to
run between New York and Chicago, went into
practical operation yesterday. A friend who
came in it from Cleveland says that the train
was up 10 time all the way, arriving here at
1910, and making the whole distance il, four
hours and ten minutes. The new brakes are at
tached to this train, BY means of which The train
can be brought up in going 800 feet.-Toledo
Blade
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
A THRILLING SIGHT.-The Buffalo Expres
thus records an exciting Scana.

thus records an exciting scene:
Yesterday afternoon horse attached to
wagon became frightened on Sixth street and
ran fnriynsly down Sixth street and turned into
the Terrace. The driver being unable to man
age the horse spraug from the wagon Just in
time to escape injury from the collision of the
vehicle with tree. By the collision the horse
became detached from the wagon and ran down
the SIDEWAYS. Somewhere near Church street,
another horse was standing, to which buggy
was appended and in it was little child; from
the panic occasioned by the FIRST runaway, this
one also started; he dashed furiously through
the Terrace and across Main street, but was
stopped on Exchange street, opposite the Man
son House. The spectacle Of that helpless
child and furious flying steed appalled, the
stoutess hearts, Few saw that sight, bat fel,
a thrill OF terror and pity for the little fellow
who brarelv held on to his position For.u-
nssely he was quite uninjured.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

GERMANS IN NYw YoRK.--The Germans in
New York number 100 900 souls. They have
20 places Of worship, so schools, and severa
we'll sustained daily and weekly papers. They
have 10 exclusively German bookstores, and {
printing establishments, German theatre, 9
frequent German opera, and multitude O.
daily concerts
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Memphis. Jun

.ss.. Aemphis, June ..
Gen. Walker arrived here this morning IN
expectediy early, consequently but few people
to receive hiIa.
Col. Payne of this city welcomed him to his
native State, denounced Vanderbilt and the N
\ ork press as being the cacse Of his defeat, and
not the Costa Ricans. Walker and Lockridee
responded in substance the came az at New Or
leans.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
June 9, 1887.

\ Rev. XimeEes Alsan vulton, somewhere,
as we learn from an article in the Genesee Re-
public, has, in the name of the holy Trinity,
most solemnly renounced all connection with
the brotherhood Of Free and Accepted Masons.
Two powerful reasons are given why he did 1t.
The compunctioas of conscience and the letters
of John Quincy Adams
Probably the hro;herhood' will attempt to
survive
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

~ Barker Rirneli, formerly State Senator
from Nantucket County, Mass, is now in the
chain gang at Valparaiso, having been sentenced
for robbing the mail. lie may be seen daily in
the streets of that city with ball attached to
his leg, working with his fellow convicts He
was indicted several years since for embezzlins
the funds of the Nantucket Bank but escaped
the punishment due his crime by "leaving his
country for his country's good.a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Washington. June

Seth kennion, who presented buckhorn
chair to the president, has received an appoint
ment for assisting to remove certain Indians on
the Pacific coast. The salary will be about $500
per AM um. =. -.'-. s'e
The Postmaster General opened the bids for
CARRYING the overland California mail. There
will, probably, he no decision on the matter for
two weeks. .t 20 t.
The New Orleans mails as late az due are at
hand
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Han SroRM.-The Upton Advertiser says:
"a heavy hail storm passed over this vicinity on
ton. We learn that few miles west Of Tip
ton, it cut every vestige OF vegetation to pieces
left no, leaf on tho trees, leaving them
all as bare as in mid winter"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Every one conversant with vegetable plliIos-
ophy is aware that the all important requisite in
the growth of fine frat, is n good supply of
healthy leaves. "A tree that is kept defoliated
| for single season must die. and trait growing
upon branches which are deprived CT their leaves
cannot proderly rjpap
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Rev. Myron Winslow, the ancient Missionary
of the American Board to Madras, was married
to Miss Ellen Reed, in Boston, last week. He
returns to Madras with his bride. Mr.. w. has
been in the Mission service for 81 years, and his
age is 70 ..-l- .., All
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
tB-REwAhp.---The following lis copy

tB-REwARD.-The following lis copy OF
the notice issued BY the city council of Fl. Mad.
ison: @
$500 will be given by the city of Fort Madison,
Iowa, for the delivery of the following persons
charged with the murder of Samuel Henderson.
on the 3Oth of May, 1857, to the Sheriff OF Lee
county, Iowa, viz: 1919
H. B. Stran, Captain of the steamboat Sara
cen, feet inches high, light built, thin visage,
light complexion, about 80 years old. Is at
present a little lame from a recent shot in one
leg. The mate of steamer Saracen-name I'M
known, 5 feet inches high, weighs about $50
lbs, dark complexion, is about So years old.
$500 will be given for the delivery of both, or
5000 for either one. The persons may be deliy-
cred to the Sheriff of Lee county, Iowa, at keo-
kuk, or to the Marshall, at Fort Madison, in the
same county.
\
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
F E B r I F UGE WIN b!

AN CENTRALIZED MEDICINE FOR rBE cUREo7
L>gvER and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague Period.
cal HesIache, Loss Of Appetite, and every disesse
arising from dissEganized 'cond ton OF the Liver, OF
m Impure or defective state Of the BIood.
This Wine is pot up In Quart Bottles and offered TO
the public as the CHEAPEST and A6sT RELIABLE Ksows
REMEDY for the above Diseases. JOHN wINER,
r." Sole Proprietor.
ONCE CT Maiden Lane, New York.
e To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale Wholesale and Retalin BY MessSs
Sqnres Boss, Druggists corner Of J.rrson and Main
Streets . fspr q.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
a Few Thousand ~
lSAGE ORANGE PLANTS. for sale BY
~ may l3-lmw KEITH. ROBINSON co.
Trustees Sale of Real Estate

l 1HAULT having been made In tie payment Of .
~ promksory note for $500, due April zsth, ls5I,
gwen by Z. Hendricks and secured by Deed Of Trust
on certain property in the city OF Burlington DESCENDED
peos The undersigned. the Trustees named in said
Deed OF Trust by yirne Of the provisions Of the
viii, on WedneS2dy, the f0 day Of June, 1851 At the
door ofthe Court House, In Burlington at O'Clock n
the south ffy-sir and oneoarn feet Of Lot No. nins
n.sHdred and fsoensyf'eo B.. OAR in Harrington,
Des Msines County Iowa, fro ntny Sl feet Seventh
Street, said city, and running uest on the south
Of said lot TO the west line Of the same the sppu
tenances to satisfy pay the said and interest,"
may2o-wax T. ". NEWMAN, tr,.,...
LYMAN COOK, fH"'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
St. Louis. June &.

St Louis, June D.
Latter papers confirm the report of the exc
cution of Crabbe and IS Of his followers Ru-
mored in the city Of Mexico that terrible re-
venge is being taken in California by numbering
all Mexicans found,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Bulfa!o June 6.
Canal boat Booth Of the Western Transports
ton 70. arrived this a. NJ, with goods for Chi
cago the first boat through with goods from n
York this season.
Market-for Hour more animated, 10000 bbls
at So S5(G7 90 for common to good slperfne
Wisconsin 81 25a7 GO for extra do.
Wheat-trmer. Sales 5000 bush Chicago
spring 81 80.
CCorn-1nanmate, held at soc
Oats-Quiet.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Misunderstanding the four months end
ing May lsh ala emigrants left Bremen for
the q. s., in ~ vessels, while during the
same period last year, only 1884 passenger
in a3 vessels, sailed from there, thus showing
an increase OF 1890 over the nu nher who emf.
grated last year .s+.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

THE CALLIoPE.-This new steam musical in.
strument has been purchased by Capt Chotcau,
with the right for the lower Mississippi, for six
months. Yves it Yesterday for the first time,
and must say it is tie NEST ingenious invention
we have seen for long time. Capt. Chouteau
has put ii up on his boat, the Amazon, and in
tends having keys attached to it, so that it can
be played the same a Piano Forte. During
his ast tip down to New Orleans, great deal
of amusement was afforded all On board, at the
enter lainment of the people on shore, when the
Calliope would play. At Hickman, the preacher
stopped his sermon-church beng in y, the time
and he, with his congregation, rushed out
en- massc to see what was the matter. At Mem
phis, where they have strict ordinance against
organ grinders, the boat reaching that place
ebout II o'clock at night, the Mayor heard the
music, and concluded that the organ grinders
were sercnading him. He got out oil bed, seized
a cluh and ran all over town after the ''lnfernal
organ grinders" and did not discover his mis-
take till the boat had left the andng.-St.
Louis Herald. e.a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
SE.-An exchange reports that

CRINoLINs.-An exchange reports that
. at is said that the first parsonage who wore
hoops is Lady Saturn, one of the ladies' in wait.
ing upon the Sun" ,. ...
Unquestionably Lady Saturn wears hoops in.
deed it may be said she doesn'. wear anything
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

A little boy st Wilton. Conn, having seen
the gardeners make piles of rubbish and burn
them, tried the experiment With straw in Lewis
Umsseads barn, and cleared out the whole
concern.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Mrs. julia Dean Hayne has bought place, or
a"pacer' in California, and intends to make the
Pacific empire State her permanent home.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

We would advise that bread psdler to
0f'ss little slover when Ne turns The corner of
sosrsa and Valley stzsse. aad b went get
pih.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

DiscHARGSp--P. b. Manchester, says the
Chicago Tribune, who was arrested upon a
charge preferred agains. him by Mr. Jacobs, a
liquor dealer of Cincinnati, was discharged yes
turdsy morning, on the strength OF dispatch
to Capt Yates, from the Cincinnati Chief of
Police saying there was no criminal charge
agains, Mr.. Manchester in that city. As to
his merits or dement's We know nothing, but
we desire to do him no injustice, and hence
make this correction Of statement founded
on Mr.. Jacobs charge.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10
Quebec. .Ju,

sfg ~ VusDec, June 5.
Mr. Robertson, messenger OF the British bank
had his pocket picked in Pete street this monr-
ing OF 81 POO. There is no clue to the thief.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

THE Cur WoRM.-Southern papers notice
the advent in Southern States of the army, or
cut worm. One gentleman in Tennessee writes
that in one night the worm destroyed twenty
acres of herds grass on his farm, and was ad-
vancing through the neighborhood. 1t is stated
that the cut worm has attacked young vegeta-
ton generally, but particularly corn and cotton
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

.B- In Delaware the peach crop bids fair
to be more abundant than it has been for
many wears ...-H j.. .t- #.-.. .l.r-
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Madison Wis .

Nadlson, WIS, June 6.
The entire block of buildings known as the
Dane county block, was destroyed by ere this
morning. Loss is estimated at $4,000. mostly
insured. -a- .." --t fH'-.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-10

Hon. Fayette AcAullen, Of Virginia, has sc
cepted the position of Governor Of Washington
Territory. :