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G. R.R-A conductor on the above Roa

e. G. r. R-A conductor on the above Road
informs US that nine ''chattels" belonging to a
gentleman in Boone Co., KY, were sold and
were to take their departure tor the South on
Monday morning last. The ''chatte.s," however.
preferring to take trip to the North, borrowed
their masters horses on Sunday night and rode
about 90 miles, to the Ohio River, where they
took a boat ond reached the opposite shore in
safety. Taking the first train, they arrived at
Sandusky Monday night, and on Tuesday night
took lodgings on the .tothcr-. .iden OF Lake Erie
One of these "chattels' was sold for 81 Zoo,
and the nine brought the snug sum of s., 900 -
How the buyer and seller will compromise the
matter is more than we can sav.-painesvile
Advertiser.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

There are eight or ten applicants Tor the
Utah Judgeship. =,
VIM. B. Gere has been appointed Marshal OF
Minnesota, vice Irwin, resigacd
Mr.. jenkins will be superseded as Consul at
Nayigators Island.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

A friend near Milford, Mr.. William r. Wheel
er, relates to us singular explosion which oe-
Cured in his house few days since. While
standing in one of his rooms, near the door, his
attention was arrested by sound similar to the
explosion of FIRE cracker, and suddenly the
door knob was forced from its fastenings and
fell to the floor An examination OF the knob
(which is Que Of these usual brown colored me
talic ones) showed that she solder by which the
knob was secured to the lock had become heat
ed by some unexplained cause, thereby pro-
ducing combustion of sufficient force to blow
off. Who can explain i:?-Rockford Dem.
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WHERE SoME OF THE CHANGE GOES To.-One
of our Banking Houses last Monday received
three thousand dollars in silver change from the
Treasurer of the last Circus company that ex-
hibited in this place, for which they gave him a
draft on New York.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Rnfldcr and Nl0NIs Ga cturer Ot
D0ORN SASH. FRA MES, WINDOW BLINDS,
WEa TIER BOARDING d
r WOVJ1 - say to those wishing 10 build that !
i have ON hand seven hundred Doors ana other Wors
10 the building line In proportion
or country as heretofore.
Ihave & Houses and lots, ranging from seven nun
dred thousand dollars, which VIII seh OF re"' u"
accommodating terms. A..
Asp II lots IN Northern Addition, ranging from two
10 six hundred dollars, which Will sell partly on time
Those Wishing homes would do well TO klSe me acsA
tnh AZ. hnY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Attention is called to the advertisement
of The United States Express Company. They
promise well, and no doubt will perform all they
promise. Office on Washington street with the
American Express Company.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

New UrIelns, JnHH ~.
The schooner Chipola has arrived he from
Minstttlau, and brings intelligence OF the fe'
huautepcc route.
Vessels had commenced arriving at Ecntora
bay.
Some passengers who crossed and came here
on the Chipola state that the road will probably
be finished complete for stages by the first OF
October.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

BURLINGTON UsIoy TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-
At the meeting in Old Zion Church on Mon
day Evening, addresses we're delivered by
Messrs. Salter, johnson, Ind and Williams, OF
this city, and by Rev. James P. Kimball, Of
Keoknk.
DR.. White and Messrs. Redmond and Ind
were appointed Committee to draft Consti-
tuition and report at an adjourned meeting, to
be held in Old Zion Church on Monday Evening,
22d inst.
The Ladies are heartily enlisted in the move
ment to redeem our city from the curse OF In
temperance. r
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The application for au injunction against the
sale of the main line of public works has been
postponed till next Thursday, when the supreme
Court will meet here.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Goops IN BoSp IN NEW YoRK.-lt is said oy
the New York Courier and Enquirer, that the
government bonded warehouses Of that city
have goods in store to the amount OF thirty live
millions of dollars, waiting reduction OF the
tariff on the Is. of July, when Eve millions Of
dollars in specie viii be required for the payment
Of duties. Financiers predict stringent money
market about those days.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

W The total expenses of the London Po-
lice for the year 1925 amounted to upwards of
s., ,0OO,0oU The police force constitutes an
army of 5s47 men-ls superintendent with
salaries of $21OO down to 1000; 142 inspectors,
with s,laries of $1,000 to s4O0; 6Sl sergeants,
with salaries of $500 to $500, and 5O56 con-
stables, whose salaries range from S40O to 5000
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

There was a tremendous deluge at Dangille
on the 9Th inst. The canal is in ruins for 3
miles from Danye; the side cut and locks
have given way--the acqueduct remains but has
no enIbankment.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

uA1L.-Yesterday we were visited with 4
heavy shower of rain accompanied with hail.
We fear much damage has been done. There
was the appearance of much harder storm
mort h of us ~ e
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New York, June S.
A fire in Reading last night DESTROYED Car
ter's steam carriage mann.actory.
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r Cincinnati, June l.

Hugh concluded bis argument tins +. NJ ana aha
was followed by Mason tor the ae'e1cs. ine ie
case win probably again oe ao,ourhea . os ~
day or two, and no decision De han 'or S''ns
| time.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Buffalo, Jun" J.
At the charter election to-day, the entire
Democratic ticket headed by DR.. Lockwood
was elected by about 900 majority.
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oB- Schouler, of the Columbus Journal, IN
writing from Marietta, Ohio, says: That the
own was named in honor of Marie Antoinette,
the Queen OF France. She sraciously acknowl-
edged the honor by presenting the town with a
bell, which is now in use in the city, and tolls
its notes" as clear as when it was first struck.
Tho first bell, designed by the Queen as gift to
| this her namesake in the wilds OF America was
cast in France The vessel on which it was
pla ced to be brought to this country was wreck
ed, and the bell sunk to the bottom OF the sea-
To avoid another mishap Of the kind, the Queen
had the present bell cast in this country, and
! sent the money over to pay for 1t.
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Innfnuilln Luna Il

The steamer Aida, bound up, ran into the
Fashion last night above Sinithland, The Aida
sunk to the cabin floor. The Fashion was slight
ly injured.
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LARGE ARRIVAL or SPECIE AT LOUISVILLE
Adams & Co.'S express delivered at Louisville,
on the lst, from New Orleans, one million of
dollars in silver.
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It is said that glue water applied to the most
barren soil, causes thrift which the best soil
will not produce without it. This Is important
to the cultivation of house plants.
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Wushinctnn. June 10.

The steamer Arabia is to sail tomorrow
morning for Liverpool. She will take out l"o
passe gers and nearly 100000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

IMPORTING HAy.-Yesterday number of
bales of hay were landed at our wharf from
Charleston, South Carolina, and sold at 5 cents
nor lb .-...4 . .....
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BlIllIO, JUNG TO.
100 guns are to be fred this P. NJ. in non
or of the large Democratic majority at the
charter election yesterday.
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Washington, June 8.

New Orleans, June 3.
Hon. Miles Taylor has been nominated by the
Democrats of the Second Congressional District
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r d RR0W n

nOOkSEI.l.ER AND STATIONERY,
Is Third street above Jefferson, Barret House hniidms
A"'" RURLING TON, IOWA.
,y-Books Stationery, Wall Papers, &e,&c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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Rochester. Junc |

Albany, June IL.
The following dispatches have been received
by the canal auditor:
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New York, June 0

BIagEampton, june ?:
Gen. Jacob Morse a prominent citizen OF TINS
place died to-day.
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Cairo, June 6.

: |--7---'- - = UetfUit, sitlIfa o.
Gen. Cass arrived here to-day. He is in
good health, and expects to remain here some
time
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Cincinnati .In
.Juno I

Gen. Walker and suit passed through this city
early this morning, en- route to Washington via
the Marietta road.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

CAeEp AGArS.-Christophe G. Sharp, the
murderer of DR.. Stout, who escaped from the
States prison at Fort Madison some months ago,
by sharp stratagem OF making dummy, has
been captured again and secured in his old prI
son. -=zt -.-.-= -s - ~ .rz5a - ID & d.. ,
Stout it appears found his way to Tennessee
and married young girl Of sixteen, the daush-
ter of a wealthy and respectable citizen OF tha
State His wife by some means learned OF hi
whereabouts, and visited his place of residence
ar d had him arrested for bigamy. In the meal
| ii .e our State authorities became posted ant
the consequence was, as above.-Dubuque Ex
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INCREASE OF BANK CAPrrAI.-MARISE BAsK.-
The Marine Bank, says the Chicago Democrat,
has increased its capital from FIVE hundred thou
sand TO one million of dollars. a
We notice that alterations and Improvements,
in the way Of fittings, painting, decoration, &c,
have been made in the internal arrangements
Of the bank bnilding, which is now more spa
cous, and as elegantly, if not as richly, fitted up
as any Of the New York banking houses, includ-
ing the more modern ones.
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MnutnnHi

--NUIII t5U'Ii''Ilf 'FU'TN .
The Democratic State Convention of Alabama
met here on Thursday, when Andrew B. Moore
was unani nously nominated for Governor.
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ex- The Manchester American says that the
town of Sharon, in New Hamshire, with pop
ulation of six hundred, has neither store, post
Office lawyer, doctor or minister within Its bor-
ders, and, as a consequence, has not a pauper.
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New York, June 10.


The steamer woodford passed ber,s to-day
Gen. Walker was Oh board en- route, 'ar WASH
ippton
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The Rural New Yorker says that it takes 1t
least eight pounds Of corn to raise one pound Oh
pork.
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~ Attention is called to the Advertisement
of Keith Robinson Il Co., in to-day's paper
They keep full assortment of all kinds of
Farming Utensils, and farmers may depend on
getting whatever they want by calling Oh them
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A BORDER RUFFIAN JUDGE IssUING Fore ED
BANK BlLLs-The Chicago Democrat says: On
Saturday a man giving his name as George II.
Clayton, real estate broker and general land
agent at Clay aytonvillcse Kansas, and withal Judge
of one of the bogus Border Ruffian Courts, in
that Territory, was arrested by Ex-Deputy Sher-
i'll. John n Norton, Oh the charge OF issuing
spurious bank notes. 1t appears that Mr.. Clay
ton, in purchasing passage ticket at the ofiiee
of the Chicago and St. Louis railroad, offered in
payment therefor what purported to be bank
notes of the denomination of S. each; but
which in reality were shinpasters and of no val
ue whatever. The tenor of these bills was rs
follows;
"The Arlington Bank, District of Columbl s.
will pay Five Dollars to the bearer on demand,
Washington, Oct. s, 1855"
Signed "Jno w. Jordan, Cashier" and 81. r
Clark, President"
On making inquiry as to the genuineness OF
these rather handsomely printed pieces OF pa
per, the railroad man was told by Mr.. Clayton
that he supposed they were good, for he got
them out Of a bank Gn Kansas.) The rail road
man soon discovered, however. that the money
was spurious and had Mr.. Clayton arrested de
had about s45 in amount of these Arlington PIC
lures upon his person. Upon hearing the evi
dence. Justices Milliken and King decided to
| hold him for trial.
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Washington. june

w aShlnEtOn, June iV'
The affairs of Utah occupy the attention OF
the cabinet to day. The appointments to the
officers there were not completed. Several
gentlemen to whom they have been rendered
are to be heard from. The probability Is that
the appointments will be announced IN the
course of the week, and the arrangements per-
fected. The administration though anxious tor
speedy action have been restrained by clrcum-
stances beyond its control.
The statemenl Of Mr.. I;urr, Surveyor General
of Utah. that 1000 and not 10 as msprinted
in the New York papers would be sufficient to
oyerawe the-Mormons.
Appropriations has been made to the +. ~
department tor the transportation OF the mails
from New York to California by way OF feTnHn'
dia to Cedar Key, Florida. The route h'Yns
been established by Congress, by it n" mails
would be carried with more regularity "nd IN
less time than now from Washington 10 >ew
Orleans. r....,
Mayor Magruder earnestly requests his ir."nds
and all good citizens to abstain from h"i''ing or
attending the contemplated meeting on Thurs
day in condemnation OF the election ri"f', be
lieying that it will do no good, and may result
in a disturbance of the peace.
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.-.... .- . ..-... s-, New York, June 10. ,.
Tho steamship Arabia sailed this morning Tor
Liverpool with ls6 passengers and s2,26.,o"o
in specie.
The screw steamship Indiana left Tor 'hYef
pool and Bremen with laa passengers, s.r.
Herald correspondence dated Washington =,
says, Col Cummings received the appointment
of Governor of Utah; the other appointments
have not been agreed on. ..-
The Secretary Of the Treasury, understand,
will recommend a report of laws requiring the
coasting trade to be carried on in American
ships This restriction is n tax on the trade
and violative of the spirit of the constitution.
Spaniard named Francisco De'ano, dong
business as commission merchant at 3s Pine
street, was arrested and examined Yesterday
on charge of misdemeanor for having in his
possession implements for the manufacturing OF
spurious coin on Havana. Dies and portions OF
press were found in the possession OF the
cook of the Spanish brig Alber,ine, now in in
port. The cook, whose name is Mayer, said
he got the articles from Delano, and had the
arrest of the latter. The examination will be
renewed to-day.
Mr.. Joseph S. Taylor, street commissioner,
died yesterday afternoon.
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IsDIAxApoLis ELEcrIoS.-For Mayor.
Wallace, Rep, 1876
Taylor, DEM, 1888
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LuxBER.-It is estimated that the amount
of lumber now on the Mississippi and its trib-
utaries above the Falls Of St. Anthony, is about
10, ,ooo, 900 feet in logs, which is now being
secured by the various booms. The lumber.
ing business this season is likely to prove sue
cessfully.
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r M WAsHBURN.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
CASH, DnORS, BLINDS. WINDOW
> FKA ASGs;S, DOOik.FR M ES, &C.,
AT THE HEAD OF MAts STREET,
BURLINGTON, 10 Va.
kN- All orders by mail or orthewise promptly aren"-
Cd TO. -, -
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Rep. maj. ljl
The Common Council is also Republican.
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Eli THAYER AT THE SourH.-The Worcester
Spy of June says: "Hon. Eli Thaycr re-
turned to his home, in this city, yesterda! morn
ing, after fortnight's tour OF business and OBJ
servation, through portions of Western Virgin
| ia and Eastern Kentucky. Mr.. Thayer made no
secrets of the objects of his visit, and was re-
! ceived with the most cordial hospitality where
I ever he went, by shareholders as we'll as others,
| and the most intense interest was everywhere
manifested in his emigration scheme for nfusing
Yankee enterprise and Yankee thrift into the
dead and lifeless communities OF the sunny
south. He addressed several public meetings
during his absence, at which he unfolded his
plans Of the Emigrant Association, and at all o.
| which bis remarks were listened to with the
closest attention, and complimentary resolutions
were passed Mr.. Thayer's first visit to th'
South has demonstrated that ''the bark OF tn!
fanatics of the South is worse than their bite,
and that the people are ready and anxious 10
influx of herdc of Northern emigrants, to I'll
their fields, and show them how to appropriate
the munifcent natural advantages they possess.
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Election Of Directors OF p. 4 o. II. K'
S- Peoria H. June 10.

Election OF Directors Oh +. a ~ "a 40
IA -. Peoria, H., June 10.
The stockholders assembled in the court house
BY 10 o'clock, and organized by electing D. l..
Corse of Burlington, President; and Henry mol
te. of Peoria, Secretary. The morning session
was occupied in discussing the varied interests
Of the Road, and exchanging opinions as to the
feasibility of an early eastern connection. Du-
ring the afternoon session the meeting went into
an election Of directors, which resulted as fol-
lows:
NATHANIEL B. CURTIS,
NORMAN II. PURPLE,
WV. J. Moss, Peoria.
H ABNER C. HARDING, ~
WM. KELLOGG, s:
S. GILMAN,
Jas. F. SEcoR, New 1ork.
THos. G. FIELDS, sr
| WM Fl. CRUGER, -
! ]. L. CoRsE, Prest.
H. NoLrE, sec'y.
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STEPHEN T. ACRES,

DI 1AV1ExI03
nook hinder, Paper Ruler Blnnk
Il Hook Man uf0cturcr. a g.
In Coobaugh's Block, Main street,
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
Blndny Of every description done to order Blank
Baok, ruled and manufactured in any STYLE Paper,
hanks Sc, &c., ruled TO any pattern.
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Cool BUrTER.-A writer in the Scientific
American recommends to the ladies very sim
pie arrangement for keeping butter nice and
cool in the hottest weather. Procure large
new flower pot, of sufficient size to cover the
buttea plate, and also saucer large enough for
the flower pot to rest in upside down; place
trivet or meat stand, such as is sent to the oven
when a joint is baked, in the saucer, and put on
this tryet theSplate of butter; now fill the sau-
Ger with water and turn the flower pot over the
butter, SO that its edge will be just below the
water The hole in the flower pot must be fitted
with cork; the butter will then be in what we
may call an air.tight chamber. Let the whole
of the outside of the flower pot be thoroughly
drenched with water, and place it in as cool a
place as you can. If this be done over night,
the butter will be as firm as a rock" at break
fast time; or, if placed there in the morning the
butter will be quite hard for use at tea hour
The reason of this is, that when water evapor-
ates, it produces cold; the porns pot draws up
the water in warm weather quickly evaporates
from the sides and thus cools it, and as no warm
air can now get at the butter it becomes firm
and cool in the hottest day.
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A SINGULAR ClRcUMsTANcE.-The Pottsyil
Ranisfar

A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.-The POttSVllle
Register says:
The family of an old resident of this borough
was awakened a day or two since, by cries for
assistance proceeding from an attic room in
which a female domestic slept. One of the
family fastened up stairs to the girls room, and
found her literally covered with blood and i'll a
faintirg condition. The door, the wall and the
floor were covered with blood. She had her
left hand tightly clasped around the wrist OF her
right arm to check the blood which was spirting
from partially severed artery.
The girl then tainted from the great loss of
blood.
A physician was Immediately called in, and
until his arrival the persons present did every
thing they could to check the hemorrhagc by
means of bandages, &c. Fortunately, they sue
ceeded in measure, and a subsequent surgical
operation saved the poor girls life.
1t appears that the girl for some cause, arose
from her bed to open the attic window, and IN
the dark her hand slipped, going through a
pane of glass. A portion of the glass partially
severed an artery in her wrist. She was not
aware of the accident until she felt the warm
blood spirting over her, and she barely had
strength and enough presence of mind to tot
ter to her room door, unlock aud open it anc
call for assistance, when she tainted from ex
| haustion as stated
! The poor girls situation, it may be imagined
was truly terrible and the alarm of the family
at what at first was fearful mystery, was equal
lv severe. Had the girl died alone and unheard
and been found next morning weltering in he1
blood, and the room bespattered from one ent
to the other, it would at the first blesh, haT'
appeared a case Of murder, and the feelings 0
/ the family would have been far from envlable.-
And vet cases less conclusive have sent to tn
scafloId many innocent persons.
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n H SCOTT & CO.

nEAyEnS IN Dry Goaas, Groceries and ReAd.
DMaae Clothing. Main street, hctwecnJeders an
VA x,Sr ., an Harrington, Iowa. ..st
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General Land Agency Office.
10IrNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.

EsXiTER G.. ~ T. 90 II H ,
ATTORNEY AND JoUNSELLok
yyui f,ronrtlv attend to Land Agencies, Investing
Meney Locatnl aud Selling Land Warrants raying
T,ss. setting Real Estate and all other nranehes Of
the Land Business, in Western Iowa ana Nto'""'
mar T-bptf. --------
X Observation-Disclosures desirous OF securing heai
Estate i'm either of these hourishing towns VIII DO wen
10 send their ordersto ID. q. BluoMhh,
mar 1-bptf. Lamu ~ 60" -
JOHN H. GEAR,
wH.,csuS. S:rocer a. Dcaler inAW O0i.
I HAVE large aud well selected stock now arriving
;,., 20, a.e sr'as s :. ""N' mar "a