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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

The Davenport News says that rents are com.
ing down rapidly in that city. 1t knows of
houses that have stood vacant and to let for FIVE
or six months.
Monster RAILROAD SCHENK.-A new Pacific
Railroad Company vas organized at Omaha, ear
y in the present month, under the Nebraska
Territorial law, for the construction OF Rail-
road to the South Pass. Gen. Robinson, of
Penn, is President, and Mr.. Hosmer, of Ohio,
Secretary. The capital is to be $4,000 900.
Prof. Dewey. of Rochester, has furnished
statistics Of the rain which fell during the
month OF April, Nay and the FIRST bali June,
during the year 1886 and 1857. More than one
hundred per cent greater quantity has fallen this
year than last season.
About e,luo miles Of the cable for the Atlantic
Telegraph is completed. This will allow be-
.ween 500 and TOO miles for '.slack" in paying
out. .y s. ,a So
DR.. John G. Young. President of Central
College, Ky, died = few days since. His wife
was sister Of the Vice President Of the United
States.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

4 NEW IVfk, JUiIe IL.
The steamer Illinois arrived about Id O'Clock
Saturday night She brings San Francisco pa.
pers Of 9th inst. and $50 900 dollars in freight
Among her passengers are Hon. J. B. Bowl.
ing, U. s. minister to New Grenada, Judge
Lott Of California, and Lieut.. Mowery of q. s. A.
Lieut.. Mowery bears numerously signed petit
ton for the creation Of the new Territorial
government Arizanis, on the Gadsden purchase.
On the 7th inst. treasure train was robbed
between Maurainella & Colema, Mexico, Of
5000 dollars.
The steamer Sonora with passengers per Iii.
nois for California, was spoken on the 18th, all
we'll.
The U. 8. sloop Of war Saratoga arrived at
Aspinwall on the 18th, and on the ! 9th the sloop
Cyrine from San Juan Del Norte, with 14l pas
sengers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

'at coxrr HAS coaR.-Mr. johnson writes
y .ae New York Tribune that at sunset ON the
=" INST At Carbondale, Pa, dark looking
Issuance passed diagonally from cloud 70 the
), ''' snen ii became luminous. passing through
We centre Of barn and burning it and clear
Track about one rod vide for the distance
: ,a'ee miles, burning every thing and even
'''uag stone, when is came in contact with a
NV loot vein Of coal and vas brought up
!. ng Ar. johnson does NO, say whether il
the coal or not, or what then hap
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conn nEnIClNES.

II Is estimated that AYERS CR1RRr PgcToRAL AND Ca
TIA PnLs have tiene promote the public
health, than any other cause. There can be no
question tina, the Cherry Pectora has by s thousand
thousand OF Coughs, Colds Asthma, Group, In
uenza Bronchitis De-, very much reduced the proper.
OF deaths from consumptye diseases in this coun-
try. The Pulls good the Pecioral and will cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs or less purging PURGE the
blood from its impurities. Purge the bowels Liver and
the whole yiceral system from distractions. Parse out
diseases which the body, to works its de-
cay. But for diseases should die only Of old age
Take andotes early and thrust st from the system be-
fore II is yet too strong to yield.
Ayers Pulls do thrust out disease, not only while il Is
weak but ~hea it has taken strong hold Read the as
founding statements OF those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scrofua, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin Dis
easss, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Internal
Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache Gout,
and many less dangerous but still threatening ailments,
SUCH Pmpiss the face Worms, Nervous lrratiii-
ty Loss o! appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the heau
Colds Fevers Dysentery, and indeed evey variety Of
complaints for which PurYaiive Remedy Is required
These arc no random statements, but authen,ica-
ted by your neighhors and your own Physicians.
Try them and you viii never be without them
Price % cts per box-5 Boxes for II 90.
Prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER Practical Chemist Low
ELL Mass sold by all Druggists and Deaersin Medi-
this section, june S-2RI.i
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The Sullivan tIndiana) Democrat says that
few days ago German woman, living near
Carlisle, left her babe about month old, in the
cradle in the house, and went cut into the field
where her husband was at work. After re-
naming about an hour she retutned, and found
to her horror that her baby had been stolen
and negro baby left in its place! No clue can
be obtained IS to the whereabouts OF the white
child, aud the mother, consequently, is in great
f}isfrnss
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New York. June 2.

The U. s. Steamer Frigatc Wabash arrived
yesterday, she brings l2l officers and men, 81
women and children, who served under Gen'l.
Walker in Nicaragua. roar sick ar d wound.
ed, some very seriously. The steamship city of
Baltimore from Liverpool at one o'clock the p.
m. Of the nth, arrived at an early hour this a.
m. The Steamer North Star, of the Wander bilt
line. Capt Letever also arrived early this
morning with advices from England l7th.-
There is no news in addition to the Quebec dis
patch. Washington correspondent OF Herald
says treaty is being negotiated and will be
shortly concluded between our Government and
Ncarauga which will be entirely satisfactory.
The rumored riots and attack on the new
buildings at Points Sequins has turned out un-
true.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

CoIros FARM No. ., We learn has gone into
| ncccssful operation, near the old distillery.-
II 1t a,tains any age, the operatives will proba.
ably make themselves conspicuous about town
occasionally, to the infinite disgust of quiet men
who don't like to be addressed in public We
hope some OF our authorities will pay it all Off
eial visit, one Of these days
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Unimproved Lands.

FOR SALEa4A ". f. ka<,sS d CO
Sc 4 sec Is, and e u sec 70, ~ ;, $50 acres
PRAIRIE + miles northeast OF Mt Pleasant 3I5 yer
sw sec 81 i2,r D, 100 prairie and 10 acres
timber, u miles east MI. Pleasant. Sl25U per acre.
10 acres tubered land, 3 miles south OF Mt. Pleas
ant. $50 per acre.
90 acres tim5ered land, 80 miles southeast nj MI
Pleasant. Sz5 per acre.
b acres tinbered land near Saiem
NV sec25 rs IL, liJ acres one mile south. ives,
OF Lancaster, the county seat of hcukuk county, all
hrst rate arabic land, about 40 nbered balance
prarie well watered with several springs, good lime
stone quarry. $40 per acre.
12J aires prairie in Hamilton county, in sec SO, So
2S, miles from Fairview. $3I5 per acre, .-'
l6v ac,e prairie in Union county, n sec g. 70,
y, ~ miles from Alton, the county seat. 81 900
100 acres in Adar county, IS, t IS, 80. 1913
per acre.
30 acres prairie In Union county, W Il u sec 10,
Il, IS. $6 per acre
100 acres in Livingston county, Mo-, in midst of a
Yankee settlement. 50.
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"Bobbiu, Hound.

Scene frst--Caliboosc, PiLKiNGroN, loq:-
Why, Knox, how in thunder did you get in
hersy
KNOX Don't know--how the ID did you
scomc herey
P, Why, don't know-cant tell.
K, Well then, how did we both come here.
p Don't know agin-don't know-can't
help it--born SO.
Scene second. Justice Walbridge's Office
Short and very sweet.
Scene third. Valley street. Knox and Pix,
bobbin' round, trying to get home, minus 81 90
and costs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

We regret to learn, that Robert Cannon, long
a resident of Macomb, one day last week, COM
mitted suicide, bv hanging himself. What
prompted him to do this rash act is unknown.
He was esteemed an honest man and kind
and quiet neighbor; he leaves behind to deplore
his death, wife and five small children.
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MARKETS.
aurli.s.on, Monday ,. M.

=
Since orr Iss. we hare had no transactions
worthy Of nc.e either in grain or provisions,
and are not likely TO have until Alter harvest
The r;ve, IL sill r;snp slaviv. hut will hardly
20 much higher. Our market is pretty fairly
!. p.a.,
supplied with seasonable vegetables. kaddissi-
=. .s,;.. h>... 49,, f.,,,r. sotc .re nlarf =
%, sa1e oeA.'s' peAs' iss'1so' es>' -
~ prices whirh II viii not DO to complain OF
1 vat a,,t., 4. do.n IN lsa IA rta from vac.
| Qua Bes. cuts beef sell from the butchers
| -, eI:l
ssslu ~ Az 60. stli i6r ~hlch i01 price OUT
s;,ons ehnu1i he ,bapLfnl "a nr;caa a ra h;vb
et ootn sooSe ana peiow Vs. rev Ola pota-
to>s .ra at;lI in u,a,ta. ~ 1-oa1aa We bo,.
| - - e'''1 - AlA Ae' - Aop'
before many weeks to see plenty Of new ones
| at good deal less price.
W. ouore ne fol,ows-
W.. -. an,,, ru,,xs,
Whedt-Si.hk i,oot@ a,oS-Esn A'ao'V ,|o'
Dats-s5e.
~ o. ~s:u ~. a. RI
r'ohr-ots INNS hAtra, Si,oo.
Buticr-latdls.
Egrs-7tas-.
+ p,.,,. so,ca, sn.
f''1 Asope.
BeaDs--s2a2,5o.
Hida.-f,rsrn gl-Dry fiut Tie IN
Cd Cia.a .. rn p;a,h 90 p,
81 ~ D.. sa,"s 40 =, ,,s's",' n"e
previsions-Smoked Hams sugar cured. la
Hc-ShOuldt ~, do do lUc-Clear sides H.
z--s--z=a-
New Orleans June "a.
,,,.n,dxar.ea 70. a,es 2 Ot,o baiss 18rZ G614ac
PIonr deciininy %
Cnrn-aniI. s. n 9oc for mixed
Fork-du,i
Eychanye.er London ,0x premium and on Nov
York So
o,b.r articles unchanged
e' A's'
a. o olu = ~ une 90.
w. al ioHei' sAes - ~ ''1' w 'o1 eNHa
"I., . so.>,o,
Corn-auii al '.aD ioc.
, Wa,s-auh az "'c'
mnsssy-at S-'.
f'e'Rh''---ea'
New York. June 29--1 ?. n. ,
Flour-,narke Unchanged with only limited demand. |
Sales 1000 hbls SO so96 SO for to choice super
state, &c 1900 o. 90 Tor extra do IL 25Ql6 50 for
per western. 81 ,;!ds6 70 for medium extra
do Canadian fsour-steady, at $6 9O1e 90 for extra.
Rye tour-duil az ~ oaI6O.
Wheat--narkot hrmer; sales at 81 90 for Inferior |
VI Tor spring
Rye--heid At l3dEl ~.
Cern-market lower and dull; sales at ssH0sa for
mixed western.
Oats-steady; sales 81 bo6s for state and canadian.
P"rk-market dropping; sales soo bols at $2l Is
Beef-hams easy.
Cut Aeats-uEchanged.
Lard--dull, at l4e114Ac
Whskey-dul sales Vt S2c.
s.ncks-duii and lower.
Money-supp!y good at per cent. on call, and S9
or short best paper ,o
ExchanKe-qu:', at l0sssNlc9H. ?
Chicago Jnne "a 1875
Grain is coming in freely. especially by canal corn
~ grs j., "a. na .na.s.t and ho.n
md corn advanced fromi to 2xc Der bush. SsvYsrk
received on change reported the grain mar.
et there ac,ve WITH an advance mis- had the effect
increase the onoyancV 10 the market hefe ana corn
as heiu my AZ hlgh ngure Later dispatches re-
yea carry IN ti'e aiteIncoh reported cofh heaVy at
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TG the Public.


l take this expeditions mode of replying to a
multitude of letters containing orders for A..
Ladd's Paris Prize Piano Fortes, and which with
my present supply am not as yet able 10 fill.
Since the astonishing news came across the At.
lantic that Messrs. Ladd l. Co. had brought their
Piano Fortes in competition with three hundred
American and European Instruments at the
Worlds Fair at Paris; and had been pronounced
the best in the Exhibition by the .Iudyes, the
whole working material of their immense es-
adjustment has been brought into reouisiton in
vain to supply the enormous demand for these
Incompatible instruments. But am just in re-
ceipt of a letter from Messrs. Ladd l. Co., ap-
pricing me that after the lst of June they will
be able to supply all orders promptly, however
large and extensive they may be, as they have
quadrupled the size of their former very large
establishment. To those requiring further in
formation with regard to their Instruments, l
would saw that am prepared to send books by
mail containing the account of this great yictory
at Paris, diagrams, of their different styles of
Pianos, prices, &c. l am also agent for
'oOo"o'u ~ b'o"H . i NIbcFt q 20 s
Eolian attachment Pianos. Messrs W. L. B.
have been presented with thirteen Gold medals
for superior Pianos exhibited at the various
American Fairs and Exhibitions within the last
nine years. The Gilbert Pianos are too widely
known to need a word Of recommendation from
me.
Those buying Pianos of me will have their In
strnments tuned aud kept in order, free of ex.
pense; quite an item in sparsely settled coun.
try like Iowa.
A. W. PERRY, Music Dealer.
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improved Farms.

EO1k SALE IN w. r. IxUSS & co.
small farm OF 90 aces, embracing 10 timber
D miles lsorth OF Mt. Pleasant A small frame house
with well DC. $l,ltU
beautiful place Of l62 acres, miles north of Fl.
Des Moihes on the r. Dodge road, 81 Improved
Az acres timber. sl7 per acre.
firm of 420 acres, 3 miles east of Mt Pleasant
mostly fenced with plank, profuson of excellent fruit
123 acres meadow, 81 acres TIMBER. $50 Der acre
6o o. 10 acres with l, or farm houses beau tiu!
arin, "a miles southeast of Mt. Pleasant 10 50
acres timber may be Ia. along with the farm, which
latter Is ali under cultivation.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

eT-TuE %r STREET CHAPEL was crowded to
in utmost capacity on Sunday forenoon last, on
the occasion Of the interesting dedication cere-
monies. The house itselfs universally admired
a model of correct taste, iaultless in design
and execution, and we have heard but one re.
greet expressed about it, and that is that the
builders had not made it larger. 1t ls large
enough now, but viii not he in few years.
After the discourse 1900 dollars was subscri-
bed towards relieving tho Society Of isbt
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Lots in MT. Pleasant.

fCEs SIAs Il 81 -. +. kkOSS & co.
lots, fronting the depot grounds. Sa5v, & 81 and
$5oo
= lots on Main Street, between depot and College,
$500 each.
2iots corner Broa way and Pearl SITS, fronting Col.
lege grounds. $3.50 fliU.
2iots, Pearl Street, College. $225 and 1850
lots, running FROM Adams to Washington s.. a.d
fronting On Front 81. on the north sauV each.
= lots cor Marion AMI Henry s,s., block b. original
Plat $500 for both
corner lot on the 4th block south east of Pubic
Square, for Sl5o
Lots III Leisenung's, Jones' and Walfa Add tons Il,
1920 to S3uu,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

"a ia gentleman who has been careful OBJ.
server Of such things, las discovered the signi
6casion Of tho signals in use by our city police,
Ind has kindly favored us with list. They
! IRE five In number, and are ~ ioliowE
ISL ] Rap. Assemble at Capt. Tedfords for
& SAiskey.
NJ Ditto. Congregate at Georges for Sherry
sobblcrs.
4 2 taps and smart blow. Meet at Bakers for
beer.
2blovs and tap. Treat at Snydei's.
taps and whistle. Shindy on the leyee--
run for South Hill.
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For laying the Corner Stone of the new edi-
fec for Burlington University, and general cell
shration Of our National Anniversary,
July 4th, 1887.
His Honor, JoHs l.. CoRsE, Mayor, Presiding
0Aicer.
], G. Law, WIN. II. MAuro, and l. N. Ripley,
Asnhals,
The Procession, led by the Burlington Brass
|, hand, will form in front Of the Barret House,
1t precisely q. M. and march to the College
grounds, when the following order will be OBJ.
served, interspersed with music by the band and
The singing Of an original ode prepared for the
occasion:
/. Laying Of the corner stone.
=, Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Saltcr.
5, Address on education, by his Excellcncv,
James W. Grimes.
I. Reading of the Declaration by Rev. Mr..
Half.
s. Anniversary Grafton by w. II. Clune, Esq.
G. Benedction by Rev. DR.. Harrison.
capacious booth with seats and stands will
ee erected upon the College grounds, for the
accommodation Of Ladies and gentlemen at
tending upon the exercises.
All friends Of the University, and citizens
generally, are invited to join in the procession
and other festivities Of tho day.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

aK~ We ere aulboriseA 70 announces The nAns OF
IN, 0AR0ETT - candidate for County
Judge q, a. Asssss election.
~ Va are authorized 70 snntanes the nsme Of
sAWES p. CHAPLAIN ~ . candidate for
~, osBee Of Yecofder and Treasurer.
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tNokk SIANrEpEs-On Saturday evening, q
p,ir Of frightened horses went down Main street,
Of beautiful gait. A short time after, horse,
"a victim Of fast driving) which was flying down
the street. with two men yelling at him, ran into
= pile Of stones, on the upper end of Main st.,
doubled up the buggy, and left the riders lying
like good Mussulmen, face downward, among
the stones
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e1-Ws are gratiGed to learn thu. steps have

uWs are grati6ed to learn that steps have
been taken for the organization Of . military
company here The fact shat Burlington has
long been without this fashionable custom APP
pesrs TO have aroused the ardor Of some Of our
citizens, during the recent visit Of the Peoria
companies. The proceedings Of a preliminary
meeting, held on Saturday evening. are in an
other column.
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lxrosrANr--The Keokuk papers announce
that the fare has been reduced $500 on all the
Railroad routes East from that citys
Since when has Keokuk had Railroad connec-
tons! We knew that they had short piece
o. Road up the Des Moines, over which they
we're making good deal Of noise, but never
asard Of their ever having any connections with
the East BY Rail.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

rome Of the workmen on Kimball h Co.'S
new block, opposite our office, fell from the
scaaolding at the top Of the second story, and
vas somewhat injured. Fortunately, he fell
eny the height Of one story, and landed on the
Iron work.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

His exoellency, the President Of the United
States, has recently purchased two fine car
rage horses from George N. Lauman. ESQ.,, Of
Reading. The price paid for span is $500
This is the second pair of horses purchased BY
Mr.. Buchanan in Berkscoanty, within the last
few years.
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MO PRICE FOR Coon LOOKING SLAyx.-
.'sefs dreek Slave was sold in New York at
:. aaSs'0n last week for $4,000 and purchased by
@e CINCINNATI Cosmopolitan Art Association.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

% The Democrats of Lucas County have
.ea'nated 4. Gard, for County Judge, James
i0mpkins for Sheriff. W. T. Wade for Treasu.
ri and ", ]. Hall for Assessor.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Is The ST. Aloysias Society of Quincy took
ssusS, the proceeds Of Pic Mic given on
aoaday Of last week, for the benefit of poor
,ornhspss
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A n Unparalleled DiscOvery!-A Positive
Aoi:H Eradicaf0rl

CoyKILs BEBsRRIgE MIXTURE is positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases This Mixture
has been before the public ,r number of years and
has always been used with Its harmless and
certain remedy. Get pamphlet from the druggists
and read it and you will be satisfe.. f
For sale here by f. E. Gay, and A. T. Garthe, N.
Bakesly St. Louis and II. A. Porter Bro Proprietor
Rock Island, Ill. lmar 2s-dw1y.
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NJ oar latest adviees from St. Louis are Of
Ia 1esasy the 2Ash. While We have New York
~ papers Of Friday b, the same maia win
ne one tell Us how this hspnen.s Is,
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Houses and Ints in Mt PIeasant

Houses and Lots in Mt. Pleasant.
FtK SALI. hx w. +. aSUss, g 90.
Brick house and lot, corner of Henry and hite sts
with good stable. WI Convenient. : 500. ,..
o"e story houses corner Of Jack and Warren SITS.
rooms, gralefy, etc. $500.
New one story house on Adams ST., between arren
and Clay Sis, 4 rooms. $3.50
neat new cottage with rooms, corner Walnut and
Madison SITS. 81 900.
new one story frame house with rooms, corner
kairoad and Columbus SITS. 1876.
w Information relative to Real Estate, &C. cheer.
fully given. W. +. ROSS co
June 2U-LDtf.
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THE PHENOMENON AT UTICA.-We published,
yesterday, full account Of the singular atmos-
pheric phenomenon near Utica. 1t seems that
it was not tornado or whirlwind. A CORES
ponden, of the N. Y. Tribune, says:
have no theory to offer as TO the character
Of the phenomenon Scientific men in this re-
gion are puzzled beyond parallel by the occur
renee. Many saw it in this city, yet no one re-
members having seen or heard Of its like before.
There was no wind whatever accompanying it;
it was not whirlwind. And there are no
signs of heat in the path of its destruction, as
..nnld seem to have been necessarily the case.
had electricity been the agent.
A gentleman who saw it here, describes it as
resembling monstrous elephants trunk, swing
ing lazily but powerfully about, crushing all in
its way, and hurting boards and trees into the
air like playthings.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Boston, June 90.
New Hampshire Legislature adjourned on Sa-
turday, after session Of % days.
Private letters from Montivideo, under date of
May LIST, state that from 80 to IS deaths occur
daily from yellow fever in the city, with no in
dication of ahating.
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Eft. Pleasant Ont Lots

,EOd. S1ALE IS ~. i. A1ss..:. 81 CO.
acres east OF Wesleyan University. $1,000
IL acres on Wapeilo noad, q niie from University,
laying high and beautiful for suburban resIdencss.-
$500.
acres, Taft Arms Addition east of the Universe.
ty. $500.
10 acre lots in Wallis Addition $3.50 to $3.50 EACH
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Mr.. BUCHANAN ON PoLyGAMY.-Major Jack
Downing thus relates a conversation he had with
Mr.. Buchanan on Utah:-Old Buck is good
deal riled with Brigham Young who, with his
one hundred wives, have created u rebellion
when the old Buck hasn't one that he can call
his own. If one woman created rebellion in
the garden OF Eden when she hada man and
ought to bin satisfied, it isn't wonderful that
one hundred should do the like in Utah, hav-
ng only one man among 'em ALL Says l.
Bucky, did you ever see union and harmony
where there was hundred wimen and but
one .man-it's agin all mater to expect it-and
the only way to bring matters to a good start
lug point, is to see each woman has her man.
Yes, but said Buck, then every man would be
obleeg'd to hev his woman. Yes sartin, seq l.
Well, then. sez he, they'd blame me for the hull
of this trouble, and say I'd sot 'em bad ex-
ample. That's SO, seq !, and since you druv so
many women to take up with one man bekase
you refused to take your sheer, its your duty
to make EN- live peaceahle as they are, or else
break the hull thing up by reforming and set.
ting every old bachelor good example by ta-
kin one Of these deluded women for your sheer,
to once.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

PiHk.-About 3 o'clock, on Sunday morning
the daughter house in let ward, owned by NJ
srs. Grasins l. Weaver, wss destroyed " hre.
The building was insured in the KtHa company,
for $500. The FIRE Is supposed 70 have been
the work Of an inecndiary.