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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

WANAkh AhNAANAMENT
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SeiAst txeeete sa,te'rs the sres, tareash ssssesn
NE Nep,,ra aeat~sess fsgles saved IL Cleveland,
eatShepE Meatseare fAARaesnhs, hAltMorv saa Mash
GcteN4 aNef ANY NthSE tNAte NNA tNe estvseas
sNss " aafse, Niagara fAlls, Albany NV York eaA
hesteas
tsttisNnnv txrryss, lsaSr cNtease "a, A,s
arttrv neseNelsnd ster ~, feN NosA and ncssca
M-rSpress Ma, leave CAteaso ,.,sr.s,
arrive IN Cleveland morning ~ eeiask. rtas.
bnrs All aeon ehilaaelpA,a. Rstlmate New HorA ara
RsStNN next RtnfNtAe.
sa--Ncw Corn BOSTON RSrresFteaSe chessc ais<s nv
arrive lin Cleveland NeNt NS Al y " fgttshargA Ard
Wheeling et M ehlslterRfa, RsttiNefp. ets fol.
laWas mernnFs also commenting =, Cleveland wi,s
trans tar paHssrk ana RaFalo arriving IN New Yert
the neNt day ~ naan, ami neStoa III 4r,N
Anthe aheyr trata seorneet trscthrvaRhte atreInt,
IN ohio and reaasslvania. wttaca, tns tlcJrRtlan.
Only two trains on SATURDAY cave Al ~ 4, ~ and
ooNy anetrafn saraay. l~ave atstAr.A.
The &aa =, train o. saturday, reaches Cleveland
SUNDAY morntns At o'eieek,
.t4Rasrsee checked % Dnastrk na Rrtyaiu theme,
Ia Nm York 4rt Boston.
oaiy twoehaaSes otearsoetween Chicago and Pnts.
bury.
Through Tc&,;Scood for SS days and 6h0its, allow.
tug PASSENGERS ic stop over any where he Route
Passenger sitasi far Phlstep hta Raaerr, heel.
ing, Washington, etc, viii frna4 IL "a hours
ny gsk g#ny oitbe above Trans, over any other
EAgte.
pssSenrersa riviug In Chicago on airy Of the roads
IVES hml asHtt heck Se the cars, vhe will re-
cesvE Eau ehetN and convey soHr baggage free If
ta&rkrs - thc Mich gan SeRthern cars.
TICKETS ca he ta attte General Passenger ofce Of
the Michigan southern Road, under The fremont House
SAS@gH' aud ~ the Passenger depot p Van Hu
remand sherman streets and allhe Railroad otHcps in
the West.
Passengers holding through tickets by this line Will be
transported free pi Charge fram the depot OF the Chicago
and Darlington, IaeHa and Chicago Onion, aud Illinois
Centrsi Railroads 70 the Michigan southern Cars.
GEO. MORAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House chicago, the Pass en-
Depot. IChicago, New 10, SO.
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rrARCrE 90. la07.

Through to new kork in 81 Hours.
-. ASA e8sT r5asE sssg- r~s4s
81 =
Iae oAly Aoate making sure Connections
~ Niagara Fiis Bsfttt3, Rochester Utica Hp,nels-
r4kts, Etatft9t, BiHgEamptoH, Albany, Troy,
Ns,e Yots, FhtiadsR pttu, Boston, and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-07-29

ARREST OF AN EXTENSIVE CINciSNATr WIyy
MERCHANT Saturday last, Dr. Hiram Cox.
the inspector Of iiqHoIs OF Cincinnati, had a
warrant issued for tho nrrssf OF 'Od Nick
Lohgworth, a millionaire, and extensive VINE
manufacturer, hecau*o he refused to allow hi.,
to examine his famous Cataa ba wines The old
sinner appeared before a justice and gave bail
in the sum Of $500 for his appearance on S4tur.
day next. Mr.. Loucn orh, vhet., he adulter-
ates hi wine. hot, iaad he probably does. J
has laid himself liable to suspicion, and we
shanldu't wonder il some ugly facts leaked out
on his examination.
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TIE LARGEST CHAIN IN THE WoRLD-Tt il be-
| licved that the largest cable in the world is
that new ahantio hc used in the operation OF
raising the Russian ships sulA ID Sebastopoi.-
II Is ITO yards long; tayh link weighs 3pp ibs.,
and each link has been separately tested by a
STRAIN ot $40 tons, Ii Was manufactured ut the
Reading Forge, Reading, Pa. The value 81 the
material TO be iafnisAed by the Russian Gov
eminent to ne used Ia he raising OF this heet
will he about sl,5na .faa. and the time accu-
pied III performing the contract, will, it is thor,
be about two years
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Fire! Fire.! Fire.!
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An ASSORTMENT In View York. during June,
there were six murders, nine garrotngs, Xix bur-
claries. four under The denomination OF perjury
anu forgery, eighteen violent assaults, nineteen
lareenies, eleven of the class Of counteririting
three lies, and riot every day Tor general
amusement.
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IEcoMProN.--ln a recent letter from kRasas
Andrew Stewart, Esq, editor OF the Stcubenrllle
Union, furnishes the following gloomy picture
OF the capital Of that Territory:
Al lccompton We found GOV. Walker, board.
ing II one story frame building. Immediately
opposite, Gov. Shannon resides IN tso-story
frame, the most imposing building IN the place
The town il the "dgaiestS | have seen in Kan
saS. There i bat two small stores, and no
building going on. Work On the State House
has been suspended Tor lack OF iunds--the
S55,dt0 speat upon il not having brought IL
sufficiently to discover the design OF the arehi
teet. IL seems to be understood that the capitol
vii! he removed from the place, and this, sup
pose, has thrown wet blanket upon its pros.
pects. II is badly located, and the population
are vety hard drnkers Of very bad whiskey.
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YTgEI.ES ERY. Mr.
Misses MeELHISkEY a. CANDl


DEG leave *ntE :. --r 4lsa - *rs pf BArGft vyt
ID sarre :. sraR enahtr ,s.. ttss 1aFt r rFtretl
Spring stock OF y -.S-s s-Na fancy sod
which will compare isyUa ~ Hith suF amiaf
in the city. We hope byst.t1t attention 10 Gas.ti
merit share of public patronage. Country Nj
supplied on liberal terms
Pinkng and Stamping done 20 order Aprrsrj
wanted. Sfore0a 7htrd Street, opposite hi n
II. Church. Burlington ioWh seg8
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Term~-for Hnlluitttt course fp Double n
Mercantile boes.keerih4, Tsrmar.h'p teEna
computations, Commercial cefrt spVf,fr ne Ar
$3.50.
The course OF Instruction n the most rofsg rehs,
taught, and Is % cnmpletei@ reduced 20 practice
meet every possible contingency IL business
EcnBs ssniE--Taaght in the latest ana
approved principles.
GnfnMtFt sa law lecture. VIII IA
by Mr. q. R-n Darwin 81 the Ablest ras Vi hers n
Burlington har, On subjects necessary for eyeGy bud
mar ~ hr acquainted with
An Elegant b ipfGma -Indsr the seal 4
State College ~ Pennsylvania awarded To ai stHsd
Send for Circular by faaik rf-h IL \
NEW sASN. ESaR AND EIINDBj
~ TORN. Nj. Pleasant Street, opposite ~
Plank Road Depot adjoining the OH Mil, Burr "a
Iowa. Aileomtah WORK constantly ON hand and
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| IHE New York EnifoRs.-A New York
corresl ondent OF the Boston Traveller, SAYS
| Our editors families are struck with the
European fever. Mr. Bryant, of the EVENING
Post, i abroad with lis; Mr. Raymond. or the
Times, has gone 10 place his wife and children
IN Paris for year; and Mr.. Greeley ana bis
| family will sail again nr Europe in October 10
be absent, probably, for year. The wife Of
Mr. Bennett, of the Herald, resides permanent.
" in Paris You know. and report says, spends
one quarter OF the great income of that estab
lishIDent, or not less than SIS 600 year.
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The other day, L. met 3. in street not a
thousand miles from our sanctum. Said A. TO
b, PAY me the money you owe me, sir
SAID B., an do il when get ready AT you
don't" said A., IN take it out OF your hide"
That's an easy way to pay for t." responded
A., pulling his coat of. A., laying down piece
of beet he was taking home, commenced an at.
tack--with his ton gue--on b.. and in the mean
time, dog ran off with the meat. That's tie
way creditors are treated in this countrywide
rord Jniou.
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How IT WAS BuItT.-fhe monster iron steam
ship Ireat Eastern baloags to members OF the
Institution of Civil ERginecrs, in Lor don, who
subscribed. s. Gon,HGn Tor building il. This
amount, and the result, exhibit the character Of
| The institution, and their ability to accomplish
what they undertake.
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

THE CASH SYsTEM.-Eforts are being made by
printers, as well other persons, engaged in trade,
to introduce the cash system in all our dealings.
Though this cannot be done instanter. and with
sudden movement, can all creep into it if we may
be allowed the expression, and introduce plan by
which the principles of and tuuns and the doc
trine of right and wrong may be better understood
The evils Of the credit system have become SO
enormous, account of its indscrimnate use, ,spe
cialy among printers that all begin to think it
should be abolished, softened in it's aspects
that persons may be able to make some calculation
about receipts for 'work and labor done" or goods
delivered"
sumo it is the same elsewhere who have invested ten
trade but who have, in the of Ten years lost
more in bad dehts interest, &c.
Perhaps what We say on this subj may not be
regarded, but experience, that faithful teacher is
now making applications that cannot be misunder-
stood unfelt. One half at least of the cause Of
hard times is derived from the indifference generally
manifested as to the consequences of speculation
and trade upon ciedit-the former more especially.
There should be fixed period and a limit to the
settlement of all accounts. The periods will be best
understood by those Immediately interested. But
the printer-what is he to do? What would one
think of 10 or IL years credit on merchandise? And
yet there is not printing establishment the State
of long standing that has not accounts of this length
standing, or longer.
These ma tiers shonld be, reformed altogether, "
as " our excellent Shakespeare says"
Wilmington COMMERCIAL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

EXCITEMENT AT BURLINGTON N. j. SEDUCTION BY A
CLERGYMAN.-Thec citizens Of Burlington were thrown
into a state of intense excitement on Friday last by
the circulation Of a rumor that Rev. William B.
Sutherland Of that city, had been guilty of the crime
of seducing the daughter of member of his church
who turned of fifteen years of age. At invcst
cation of the rumor led to the painful conclusion
that it was, in all its enormity, true to be dis
believed. 1t appears that on Wednesday afternoon
last Sutherland went to the house of the girls father
for his intended victim to come to him and assist
some other girls in arranging some books in his
library, it having been previously understood that
several were to meet there for that purpose The
girl not responding to the invitation Sutherland sent
again, and this second invitation she unfortunately
obeyed. On reaching Sutherland's house he invited
her into the library, when she surprised to find
herself the only female present. He immediately
commenced his advances and familiarities with her.
drew her into chamber and there succeeded in over
coming her.
1t is very remarkable that as the young victim of
this mans seductions leaving the house she
couutered Sutherlands wife. who was just at that
moment returning home after an absence of some
days. The wife noticed the flushed and excited ap-
pearance of the girls countenance, and asked the
cause, why she had been crying. &C., to which eva
sive answers were returned and the outraged child
FASTENED home to the house Of her presents On
Thursday she related to her mother thespartculars
of the shame that had been practieed on her and the
mother Immediately waited upon one of the deacon1
of Sutherlands church, and related the crcu,nstan-
ces. He Immediately called in a brother deacon, and
the two went directly to Sutherlands house, where
they informed him of the charge made against him
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

~ We are glad to learn that the personal diff
Guilty between Mr.. Wightman Of the Carolinian and
Mr.. Cotton of the Spectator, has been honorably
settled without resort to arms We find the terms
of settlement in the last Spectator, signed by Mr.
McDufie for Mr.. Wightman, and Mr. Henry for Mr..
Cotton. By the Intervention of Drs Hardy and
Hankle and Mr.. W. K. Blake, Mr.. Wightman was
induced to withdraw his challenge temporarily, and
the difficulty was subsequently settled We give
the points in the settlement, as follows:
l. Challenge withdrawn temporarily
g. Mr.. Cotton withdraws all personally abusive
matter to Mr. Wightman in his article appearing in
the Spectator of July 9th, 1867.
8. In consideration of the above withdrawal Mr..
Wightman withdraws all personally abusive matter
to Mr.. Cotton in an article appearing in the Caro-.
linian Of July 1sth 1857.
4. Mr. Cotton then withdraws his article Of July
30th, 1857.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

MONEY PANIC IN New YoRK-Several heavy fail
ures of Banks, and stockholders and commercial
firms have recently taken place in New York. A
general panic prevails Confidence in business
actions has been seriously impaired. The wave will
be felt here after time, and it is important that we
should prepare for it. Beware of overtrading Live
within your means, and depend not upon specula-
tons chance for success. Let those who are out
Of debt keep out for while, and let those who are
in debt prepare as best they for the coming
panic. The present crop will probably correct this
state of affairs, and restore confidence
We have have set the example of cash payments
in conducting our newspaper. 1t is mere atom,
we know-this cash system Of ours-in the great
world of business but the rule speaks for ITSELF and
will survive all pressures and panics. Fortunate
is the who pays he goes, and who can
meet the constable with composure and equanimity.
Better is little which you call your own, than
great deal floating the surface of credit and
change.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

GOVERNOR OF New MExECo-The Hon. Abram
Rencher, of Chatham, in this State, repaired to
Washington few days since for his final instruc
tons as Governor of New Mexico. His family has
been for a week two past in Philadelphia. We
learn that he expects to proceed to Santa Fe, the
capital Of New Mexico, from St. Louis by the Santa
Fe route He will be some six or eight weeks max
ing the journey. His eldest son will most probably
be his private Secretary.
We have already spoken of the fitness of this
appointment and Of our qualification at this mark Of
confidence and favor bestowed by the President on
a North aroinian Gov Rencher will bear with
him to his new and distant home the best wishes Of
many friends. .....
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Fairs.

The North Carolina State Fair will commence in
Raleigh on the Goth of next month, and continue
four days We have not yet learned who has been
selected to deliver the Address on the occasion.
The next Fair of the Seaboard Society will be held
at Norfolk the 18th, 18th, 18th, and l4th of No
vembe
The next Fair of the Union Agricultural Society
of Virginia and North Carolina " will be held in Pc
tersburg, Virginia, about the goth of October.
The Address will be delivered by NJ. W. Ransom,
Esq, Of this State. Those who attend may expect
to hear an able and interesting Address.
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NOTICE.


SIX HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND FOR g. so0 LY-
- ING in Wake Forest District in miles 0f Foreville
Depot and the distance from Wake Forest College
about half Of the land in original growth Of god qualiy
we'll adapted to the grOwth Of Corn Wheat and bscco
There is comfortable dwelling With
desirable neghborhood of schools good society should
apply the sbscr Der intends moving 10 krkausas
JNO. r. ROBERTSON.
september ., 1907. 120l-w4w.
E1OR sALE---NORTH DEVON CALYF~-
u. TWO ~ YEAR OLD NORTH DEVON LII
CALVES ready for Also several very Hne " years
old for next winter.
A fs" superior South Down Buck I-n e. ro,r
Lexington N c., September g. 1857. la"i- Wv.
STATE OF NoRTH.CAROLINA, WAKE
- COUNTY. In Equity. Fabius J. Haywood " Elza-
Whereas bill has been heretofore Hea in our Court NJ
Equity for Wake county BY Fabius Hay wod ss.ipst
Elizabeth s. Ryas, Joseph ]. Ryals Georre lang John
Be.sant, Duncan Cinch. Susan " Ciinch and Duncan
Cmnch, DR.. Florida 8. Hopkins Mary r. Hopkips vii.
liam AnPkns and Frances Hopkins. and T. r. Finch
Elizabeth s. Ryals to the Of sad Haywood and where.
as the comp ainant has made oath that al Of tie defend.
ants named above nOnresdens Of North Carolna a.
cept the defendant. Richard p. Finch:
mus, therefore, 10 to notify and command each and ~ Of
sara Don-residens and defendants herenbeUre naned
DC and appeal at Superior Court Of Equity BE held
at the Court House in the City of Raleigh the lot
DAY sitter the 4th Monday in September next tAen and
there 10 plead Answer demur To sa:d complanauts said
to them such Of them fail appear and answer
and will be get for hearing scparte 10 80 '.,,st
Given under my hand u Office this 18th day Vt August
- Ed GRAHAM HAYWOOD. CAN
August 49, 1906. .ttF-rH ass T-wAswew.
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FREIGHT ARRIVALS.

FreiSht Received via Raleigh & Caste Haals
road for the N0rth.Caroiina RaiIfeeA.
,:@,ssss.r .sssl. ssrrsnsxs 1857.
G. Shaw + W Oebum, A Mitchell. King. Hege ! Co.
Brown Conn HutehingA Csrmichell CALI = Heck'
ney Son. saml Young. Lindsey Murphy I g. Ai1
4 Noe VIM Gosllng, Lehman, B1tnsr C| n bus1et
Graham. B Saunders. Lowe 8 Lyon. Prector. g
Lea Durham, W Hicks, w Thompson, : y A,orlgnt;
Gerraw, Il Parker, DR. Hooker, n Johnson asN
HsrrrBR 4 1887.
CA Henderson, johnson, P G Gillerssh, IOaG "
Thomas Shelby, J Hurran Hsfaean, " y CDcnran, ~
W Guess. johnson, N Williams, J D LipeocpA a
Lunsford, G Marcum, J Hampton, Kiskpessick.'
D Rory, Garrett
James Webb H W Aver, B Morton Co, McCny,
Silver Hill Mines, T Glenn L 4 Brown, Neese. kb
Saunders G M Isely. Volk / Spiss Holt. McAdoe
Williams, A Davis, Prather, Long, LIZ Chf'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-09-09

TERRIBLE AND Fatal ACCIDENT! -ExPLosIoN or
A STEAM BoILEg--FoUR PERSONS KILLED AND FOUR
wouSDED.-On Tuesday evening last about o'clock,
the boiler attached to the Steam Saw mill of Messrs.
GO.ding Wallace, in the Northern part of this
County, few miles from Gern,anton exploded, in.
stanty killing four persons and severely woundng
four others. 4 friend who visited the scene of the
disaster has kindly furnished with the facts from
which We learn that the names of the killed are
John Wallace, superintendent of the Mill; Abner
Pryor, a neghbor. on visit to the mill, and VIM.
b. Powers and Gabriel Jones, hands. Mr.. James
Tally was MORALLY wounded, AVID is not expected to
recover; Mr.. John Brown is very much injured, but
it is thought will survive; and Benjamin Jones and
Hartwell Sapp are both scaded, but not dangerous
ly. ......
The explosion was most terrific one One half
of the boiler was burst into fragments, and the 9TH
part, weighing probably some 4 600 pounds, was
precpitated with the utmost force and velocity a
distance of seventy yards In its passage struck
tree Of considerable size the roots splitting the
trunk, and causing it, from the mere force Of the
Shock to break off at distance of twenty-five feet
from the ground.
Messrs Wallace and Pryor were sitting on log,
short distance from the boiler, engaged in
saton, when the explosion took place. Their bodies
both horribly mangled, that of the former hav-
ing been thrown distance of forty yards where it
struck tree. The body of Mr. Pryor was also
thrown considerable distance The head and face
OF MIR. Powers was literally torn to pieces, though
the body was not much mangled. The body of Mr.
Jones bears fewer marks of injury than those of the
others who were killed Mr.. Tally is so much burn.
ed and injured that he cannot possibly survive bu
the other three, Messrs. Brown Jones and Sapp will
in all probability recover. '.,.-
Our informant states that the scene of the accident
presented most appalling and heart rending sight
Fragments of human skulls, brains and limbs, wer.
scattered in every direction. The building, machine
| ry., &c, is of course complete wreck We have
| toft h,,x yof
ton to property but presume that must be consid
cradle.
The cause of the explosion is supposed to hav.
been insuliciency of water in the boiler
| N. B. Since writing the above, we learn that Mr.
Tally has expired. Winston Sentinel
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W' The Wilmington Herald, in reply to an
inference of ours from its language, that many
Southern Know Nohings are ready to unite with
Mr.. Stanly and the Black Republican party against
the democratic party" says-"all we have to say
is that if they thus ready to unite with the Re-
publicans, We do not know it."
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RrssELL's MAGAzlNE.-We have received the Sep
TENDER number, which closes the first volume. In
estimation Russell is far superior to Harper Put
nam, or any Of the Northern illustrated periodical
trash literally patronized at the South. The sub
scription price is So per annum, and we recommend
Russell to readers generally, in preference to the
Northern Magazines. Address "Russell's Magazine, ~
Charleston, S. G. Now is good time to subscribe