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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10


d'fralye' with store Of bread and beef flied
ths hosi breaker with water, spread out sa to
the light hrcae, and pointed the boat bow TO
eafds the nearest island Landing here W
found naugh' but WILDERNESS Of low jungle
which was scarcely g-lr'trable together with "a
poor landing
We examined thrl- or four Of the is'.ts. anil
haYirV n lest faef uI.oo a suitable place Whera
10 commence operations. wew about 20 return
90 board when the mate said Trina at Tom
there's good brcse, cir coming and going
and Will take look ~ the mainland The
boat read was laid shorewnrd and We sprsd
ourselves cut upon the ihwerts, Ageyng SUM-
cigar which onr chief officer bad GOOD naiaradi,
brought with him Who Within about 81 mile
and q half of the mainland we found the water
ahoaling being then moi NOR than thro. mthnm..
eighteen isei deep SAW blscA skin I'll tea
IN tha mn inst then. said thc beat -tearf who
was aii the mate having tfofched himself upon
( tire bow ihwnri 20 take nap IL wa nothing
hul a putin pie rd b. dfoNsiIY Ihtno II
IS again, siHi ma putin pig rih.2 nor VGfHo.aa
u1g uu nil Be- with sumr degree af anms
tlan, nor a6yi lnr el# that vctr hheb a4in
tlai over 4tw beiore ltis had che effect uf
ron pg a. ny. cyery orr casting Ia, rfe ahead o.
eaten aglt NJ tle on ianafle haek skim
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shouted the mate as the hoot brought up al
standing. against some Object which we bad
not beeu able 20 aee pn account ot the nufki
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us upon our lmek. lu the bottom ~ che boat
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MISCELLANY.


l't Mah'Il'HuI' blN'fpnoi ana N'h'Iaild.
On ihls occasion the little theatre was
filled with the professors most distln-
uuighed pupils and tine result of the bee.
tur. tvas a. convince c,,ry nno ,r,s.,pt
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= P'l'a'lopi 'n'' 1t Is paS'" "l 'i'-'"nS
observation ct thc equine ialorNhtra@F,
physiological aud psychological, and
that there is no one particle Of quackery
Of omplricism in il from beginning g. end
tlthoiIph il /. mart of our general Luman
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tde hlntu' th'n oih'rsi ana Whenever ihiT
Us lhr case ana when peculiar cilrut-
stances favor the development ct this
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Az his passions. measured IRE idii hcleht
ui his intelligence and putting all tire
isolated facts 81 lifelong experience fo.
retbor has constructed "A theory ON
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

over The -lrr-. ani osprfl tba -pc- "i a
photographic Artist oI fa,N yaa' es'ffr.0
Those 10 want of sIerIn ha,aa vDHId dH
well 20 give him cdA
Having hru al wen arranged ligH. pre
pared expressly gov the hu..ne- and % large
-iac, 1T
FIVE AND F1NCH HlTERfAE
II. isM Htme lmrnl 70 Gho idciHrs o
Family Groun. or single persons, Zoo -'ylc Gr
superior 10 any ever taken iu thi. courtre Per
feet satisfaction guaranteed puueueoigp~
Paintings. Nc., eup.0d
Artist. gn reds ou always ful.us o supply H
Amoraftl- Sjo,s ou hul which nll JHn ,b
cheap o. thc u'd
q. HENRY PIKE
MAY /. l~5~ BIN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

rlr,vy nNAoFs In Jefferson county.
Va. last week, verdict was given hr
ST. 600 damages against NJ llilr ior
.he seduction "a Miss Randall
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

t' ~ lug" NJ 'i1N' ifHi h' h'"' ~
nevertheless l'e down when he Is told though
! ,, %l'h le Raee AMI readIncss Of hIs mon CIV
VIM ,.i, ' ~ I, 'r,ls oNgr Tin he'pl'15
gns .,ai, ,h., np.,' h.. H.. i s,"'',' a'p'
lie .ied If the dsort has n le,,,,b fund er,,
although gentle master. Now. W. must con-.
Tess that when at first We heard tina, Nj Rtrcy
wa, going To introduce Zebra to his pupils So
ma /" 'hte"d suspicion that samething like a
,l',a ', cup MA, eeuln'll',d ana maj s'm'
n,,a5 e. .-r,. ~, W. i''' ',,lt s
i,e .eke If noyelty AMI attraction
But al suspicion of hat sort was dispellel
when We saw this wild, frociou- animal. So
beautiful and yet So terrible in his beauty fol.
." 'ha p, great horeialner reluctantly into t9e
ia 'Ha SCREAM win which he salui"l the com
pei', 1'si Wv nv. o. we p'ifleaoe heins only
80, s., ' ,i ~ a. ,'',' ole is'n VINO was
Es proInblr stock If ariljfy !. ' h" ,, "o y,
The ground. h. ken, an /, low whini,,, .oiiloany
which person acquainted with thp louvubmu
nnmmge might. M doubt have translated IT
,f,' fi., '' w. ''.'' 4 ''''i'i ~ ''' w.
hr,in4 or tl... 1,g,io', ' I'lc. '' ; n
d,eely afterwards. Int. unlor,anaiel, Their, i
no iclieo for nbras NOW a.di,s. SO / ha,r
nothing for il but TO De quiet and 10 behara
myself hcneeiorih ana forever hSe e'V'iInd
4",a'"i''' anu : E'i,n',''ih. ..,....
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

The Chicago Tribune says that II ram
ga u days ont oi the 81 q last month
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

conviction that scli.proieCtion required
IT, il an error has been committed,
the character ot those who bare the
burden, assure rs that 1t was not an
error If the heart 1t is to be hoped that
hereafter peace and law viii be permit
ted to reign supreme IN this county
JUSTICE
NaXahachie, Tex, June l7th, 1898
JcRoRs lNncfrp.. 1t may appear To- be
au ecccutriclty Of Justice to lndict jurors
lor their acts as such; certainly it is n
novelty. rs Gar as we know, hut II may
possibly turn ont to be the true remedy
for the constant pcrvcrsions Of our GRIM
NAL law which are perpetratod under the
cloak OF that Aaglo-Saxon bulwHk Of
our liberties, the jury system 4 year
ago. a cold hluoded and airociaus assas.
sination was committed in the streets Of
Memphis tennessee, 10y one Isaac l.
Bolton. who killed a highly respected
ciiisan Of that place. named James Me
MILAN, In an unproyokcd and wantan
manner Bolton, however. was wealthy.
and notwithstanding the public cxaspcr-
alton against hita 1T tiit murder after
~, az 80 '''''''' ~
-, ''''' ~" "A VIZ ~ '''. w. ~.
turuahle al places somo distance from
Memphis ia order IL was charged, that
his ro-rae OF escape might bee effected on
the road 80 indignant were the citizens
l'''' '"'' ~. "u.' - ,d' ".
NJ IT,, ~ 80, w. wy
" ~ .'''' - '''..'
i I'',' =" l '' w., ~
,.I -, l,a;'..t,..
'' ,'''' W." ,'''''' ~.
.'' ~ M. IL. Iii
,.' -. II, ,i.'
,, '', ,'r.. i,l' H.. arras.i,, . ,
rIal aud the iuggiery Of the lawyer
hy hanging him ou thu spot They cm
tented themselves however. with keep.
ing hm secure until be was indicted and
hs ease came on 10 be tried when, on
the allegation that he could not have q
fair tiial IA Mcmphis. the case was ro-
moved e. Upton county, when. o. the
aStomshmcni Of every one Bolton was
acquitted This result. it se,Hs, excited
the lvrhcst Indignation ia every quarter
the composition af the iury began t1 bc
scrutui1ed. and precious uarty they
proved to bee The grand .urss directly
thereafter Indicted iopr If the twelve
for perjury three ct whom were arrested
and locked up for Trial; the fourth escap.
ed Another was tried ~ the same court
81, criminal charge, convicted, and scn-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

ianer BAnY 4 friend IN Union county
informs Ms that nvighhof at his has
child eleven moths Old weighing sixty
pounds This is a real Democratic baby,
SAYS eur informant, and it, father and
mrthor are both opposed 10 distribution,
or any other Whig shcmc Chartafie
IS & p,mherRf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10

u I. rNpsctei that the lennon case involving
toe right 10 hold slaves IN tnlusite, viii W. 'akct
up Cor trial ia \cw York during tn term Of The
tourt ol Appeals now 10 SESSION thas. otuh-
fef, tSq 1. counsel ier the msIsr d the slaves,
and ] Blunt aad Jelgo Culver ~ the other
epL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-07-10
p,soroGR tpuIC GALLERY.

m llnUcOI0l WIN I0' 1HlFN nav q w
itpd up
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

81 Col. Curtis addressed a public meeting
The court House at Keosauqua last week.
Espastiedn speaks highly Of the effort, and
Vol Curtis, as man every way worthy and
tf'hg OF the united support of the Repub-
hs Of The Let District.
nues', se hear, made . very extensive
'a 10 Davis County the other day, occupy
n'' mortal hours in the delivery. But he
NV discuss any Of the live questions be-
Ae country, occupying his time in repro
hs the stale, oft reiuted ISLANDERS OF the
s'oco newspapers upon the Republican
Administration, which be evidently be-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

AXIS ABour.-Philadelphia must be q
WI place to live in. Snakes roam the
/. .aere' The Bulletin, Of Saturday, says:
saes boa constructor. which was kept as
n ~ tavern Ia Walnut street, above
is,s s'e.ped this morning, and, working its
,,s. .!s !ssa N the neigbborhood, il mount
70 Gu s cla de6ance 70 those who propo.
4 Vs. rsae :m u At last accounts his snake
he ~. ~ easFenched among the branches
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

LAYS or THE LAST SEssIoS.-Mr. Tees.
we state Printer, announces that is will
long until the laws passed At the last
" oi the Legislature, will all be printed
''s't'0u'ed. One cause Of the delay has
'"A' we new constitution and thirty-six
<a " tho laws Of preceding session are
fea 70 De printed and put up with the late
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

1oes ACCIDENT TO SENATOR CHANDLER, OF
usAA.-Tbe Detroit Advertiser states that
q. HANDLER, U. S. Senator from Michigan,
angerously burned by an explosion Of gas
residence at Detroit, on Monday evening
ne had just built u new house, and on
'saing In question gas was introduced for
n1 time. Noticing that it was escaping,
'0'aalef took lamp and went to find the
S' Va approaching the spot the gas ig-
throwing him upon the floor, and burning
'ef! badly about the face and hands.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

A JoKR--A correspondent sends the Buff
falow Express the following good thing for
the hot weather:-K., the Quakor presi-
dent Of Pennsylvania Railroad, during the
confusion and panic last fall, called upon the
W--bank with which the road hsd kspe .
large, regular account, and asked for IN exten-
sion of a part ofits papers falling due id .
lew days. The Bank President declined
rather abruptly, saying il . tone common
with that fraternity:
"Mr. K, your paper must Be paid al NJ.
tMrity. We c0xsset renee t." aSAsssss
"vsry we'll our Quaker replied, auA lslA
the bank. But hs did nos lei the na,tss
drop here. On leaving The hank, be walled
quietly over to che depot and telegraphed u
the agents and conductor ON the road 10 70.
ject the bills ON tha W--baak. In Q fsu
hours the trains began 70 arrive, full of ths
panic, and bringing The news of diatruss q
the W bank al along the line ofths road.
Stockholders and dspositors nocksd into The
bank, making the panic, inouirine aWhata
ahs mattslY' .sls ths baak broker ALI
Tie inquiry y The eGssra showed ~; . ~ y.
trouble originAtsd-ia The rejection Of The bil!n
By the railroad The Presidsnt ssissd he
hat and rushed down 10 the QuakeFs oMcs.
and cams bustling h with The Inquiry.
@Ar. X, have you dirsessd Ne rsfasA e
lour currsnpy BY yose aesatsY.Nt sAaa -se-s
~YeewaA tee reply.a ssl.i5ma.. tan hre
4 .whx .. !: l.. sAisf hyi9 ... ruin ss j In,
-fwai hbo6s 10 fail, - thss cosld not rsnsw Z
little paper for 10 this morning"
| II IL needless tossy, Mr.. L- pensWs1
al the Quaksr's paper aad enlarged bic li.s
Il = -. = 81 IN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

AccoxNoDArIoNs FOR 100000 GALLows SPEC
TArORs.-A miserable creature, named Burns, is
to have public execution at Wheeling in Sep
tember next. The place for the "show" is on
a high knoll, adjoining the city, where he mur-
d.red the frAil woman, and where his victim
was buried. The Times, Of that city, says the
site is SO elevated that fully one hundred thou
sand spectators can be accommodated with .
good view of the entertainment. All the world
and his wife are invited to be ON hand and
enjoy the rare repast.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

The Albany Evening Journal very truly says
that the phrase Popular Sovereignty, ~ it has
been used by parties and politicians, is nothing
but sham and chcat-a high sounding pre-
tence under cover of which the liberties OF
Kansas we're wrested from her, and Anti-Sla-
very States trickcd into electing Pro-Slayery
President. And this fraudulent watchword is
nov grown useless and discarded by the Dem
ocrats. What has the Republican party 10 gain
by picking up platform which the Democratic
party has worn out and thrown away
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

age sales Of -four vi ID the advsnc
n cenh per bbl. which was estab-
ses FORK Tuesday, affected the Chi
!. ' considerably. producing . rise Of
sf Cents on wheat and twenty-five
Asef. The sales Of wheat amounted
wv esshels. In the absence Of for
80 1t is not BY any means probable
and hour viii bear high price for
/" COME. But an advance on the very
VI the last ten months 10 very surs
shks place.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
,- ~. s,,.u, Or .hs liberty enjoyed upon

rx- The er.ens Of The liberty enjoyed upon
,he other side of Mason ard Dixon's line, in
mi, glorious Republic, is we'll illustrated by the
following "A boy employed upon this paper,
vbo,, parents and relatives are from the South,
= one Of the perquisites Of his place, sends
! ! copy Of the Weekly Hawk-Eye to his brother
h Tennessee. The other day he got line from
Biz brother imploring him to send no more
copies of the Hawk-Eye, and saying that the
Postmaster had refused to deliver it to him.
|A,a from tie circumstance Of its being ad-
|lksssed to him, he was suspected Of Abolition
> and liable to be tarred and feathered, dri-
= of or hung At any moment as the public
I'D and safety Of the Union seemed to require
j tie opinion Of the community in which he
nov sojourning. He suggested, as measure
Y afs,y, that the Gazette of this City be sub
iuted, which, he supposed, would not be OBJ
p,ious to those who had appointed themselves
y guardians and taken upon themselves the
election Of bis reading.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

~ We have received a copy of the Jour
nal of the Fifth Annual Convention Of the
Episcopal Church in the Diocese of Iowa. From
the Parochial reports, we gather that the Church
in this State comprises thirty-six Parishes, 707
families, 90l commrnicants, and 7sS scholars
and l2s teachers in the Sunday Schools. The
number Of conirmations during the pas: year
is 1856, and the amount Of contributions, $4,-
90a 90
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

Orce upon time . noble lion, having be-
come disabled in the chase. was compelled 70
seek his den and await the healing Of his In.
juries. While lying BY, the inferior and cow
ardly beasts Of the field gathered arouud him 70
exu!t over his misfortune; and one impudens
jackass had the ternerity 70 fAunt his heels in
the face of his wounded king. II 10 amusing
to see how these national democratic jackassss,
jackals, hyenas and skunks are sxulting over
the defeat Of Mr.. Blair. The time was when
his roar shook the very heavens above and the
earth beneath them. His peculiar manner Of
frightening and overcoming them, Was . com.
mon topic of remark and amusement among
DOE. disinterested citizens. Now they have
plucked up wonderful coarage. Federal mO-
ney and fraudalent votes have given them .
temporary mastery Of the field, and shey sesa
TO enjoy it with great gusto, the very meanest
of them reviling their old master and denying
his kingly qualities. Before two years have
passed, the same lion will be roaring again, and
the jaekasses, jackals. hyenas and shunks viii
be flying the feld.-St. Louis Democrat.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

As EPIDEMIC IL ME CoUNrRY.-A singular
yer, which has been prevailing so fatally for
early year, At Peterstown, Giles county, Va,
become more violent. Forty additional
PES are announced. The editor of the Advo-
y has visited the doomed Leighborhood and
"A more dssolate looking place We have new
ns'ed. Nearly every business establishment
ae place sas closed, and only an occasional
nak form, dressed in the sombre habiliments
mourning, vas to be seen. The grayey ard
ch "e visited in the neighborhood was q
l'fal confirmation of the sad reports which
n been in circulation"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

- We we're surprised the other day 70
....,,e The. the Davenport Democrat Vas
~. it,.lf facs,ious at the expense Of The
.....,;oa Journal, because The editor Of this
-, amer rarely INDUCED In an editorial Of
~ column. In our opinion this ID highly
..a;,.b,. TO the Journal. The bessstisg sin Of
,.,,,.,ism 10 one taking the opposite direction
:, Of much writing. Some editors We uos Of
- = soon think Of going 70 prsss without
!. ,.,d.r q appearing in respectable company
....,. ,bsr bseechss. Yet these ponderous
"a h..vy leaders are insuiisrable bores that
..,,a, reads as general rule. Instead Of %
..,,;os ,hsir lime in writing diatribes, the snly
~, M ef which s to show the parts Of the
.s,or. and Gil a want felt BY no one but them
.,l,.s would they employ their time in hsnting
:, u. r.vs at home and abroad. which sveEyfI
IA, wants 70 -. and shaping il into aAAaf
IA eopcis. form that every body could COM
,,,b.ua, they would greatly increase the circu-
,,,,oa Of their papers, increase she rewards Of
49,, ,oa and most assuredly mot materially
-. ,A.;, fame. The disposition and the
..;r,, "A se moch scribbling, on the part Of
:. .a;,o, !. neither useful nor profitable, and
win liA any journal Of small sine. with . single
.s;,o. hoxs,s, talented be may be. That 10
oar opinion.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

CLAssrc-The Keokuk Post man has been
reading the Poets. In his Sundays paper, he
credits to Dr.. Frankhn the expression
"Immodest words admit of no defence,
For want of deceney is want of sense"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

FAsf RusaisG-fiS WipdtSSe1 II 12Cansdaj Asp,
aid sayS aispsssAi traihiAna nR&ilf0n ~ VIVA.
sor consisting of The engine a11sNo. .sassi<g
taking Mr. Bsydges, the NanAgiss Dlsecser.
road. The trail" left Windsor 1t 40 and ar
rived III London as 7;27Ashe running timo
being two hours and l6 minusss--1l0 miles.-
The same train made her run from London .
Princctown, Al miles, in 80 minutes, and arrived
In Hamilton at $40. Taking OF stoppsges, the
entire run from Wind1br % Hauilson--A dis-
tance Of lS6 miles was performed in 4 hoas
and 80 minutes. This Is the quickest time JET
made on the Great Western. The Gaxells.
the engine which performed this feat, was from
Aanchester, n, h. and IL. Hasdmsn was .tAo
driver. ,..5ssts5.ts s.ls s,s rlsrs sa4fi.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

k a young lady that lives near railroad
crossing, appears 70 have no occupation except
perpetually poking her head cut of the wiadsv.
wag, the other morning hailed her from Tie
street.
rHollo, Miss |" sa
What do you WANT said she, aftsr the
6rst flush Of indignation 1t being thus 80
costed. t..... 1000 ,i
The bell amt rung yet" was the answer.
What do you mean 2" asked Miss. 1850
Why was the reply, .'tbat sign says you're
to look out when the bell rings, bss you sss
looking out all the time.n s-ap s,sd3
The young lady's head disappeared with
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

a'sssy afternoon ths bank cayed on
p where the eestraesors, Who have
- % hli the scsrstions for ths r. q.
Se getting earth, two mules, . cart
go several psrsoss, wsrs caught BY
y s'ea' but 40 serious damage vas done,
'AeepsioA Of the fracture Of an axle
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17
The Atlantic telegraph.

A track for the lightning through the bill.
lowy deep, ael.si hns sde-alas .sga-
Where sunlight and starlight ne'sR ven
ture ray;
Where ocean-wrecked, sea-burried voyagers
sleep, sf a'ls~
In undlsturLed silence as day follow dag:
Over waye-watered mountains, o'e: ocean.
washed plains, r.sf
In darkness and sileacs this track winds
Away, far away. ftom eSsfthts' = t,unmn1alt ,nn aud
toll, 7a~ ron III ash yaE a''HaT ait
Alone, all alone forever and aye. saseqni :
No eye shall behold, save the AllSeeipg- Eye.
When once it has passed to its watery
bed,
This highway for the lightning-once drawn
from the sky @aG @ ft
A highway laid out through the sea-
mong its dead, a pia Wan.
No breath from the heavens, shall this path.
way e'er know,
No flowers shall spring into life at it, side,
No FORESTS wave DER it, no hedge near il
grow
One traveller only, and he without guide.
A brilliantwingcd courier--brillians and
No four footed courssr can measure his
pace,
No fre-fsd iron horse, e'er 90 complete,
Can compete thus with time, and annihi-
late space. 'a NA anaK
A fash and "click," and he speeds On his
way, sf5ss E
Regardless Of distance, unsoncious ftims,
A fash and "elick," and thought here
to-day ~
Is q word of to-day in far-distant CLINE.
Hurrah for this new lightning traok through
the sea, g --.s,45ss,EH saeaai
This thoughtfsrry under the old Neptans's
rough tide; ..-,A
Hurrah for the courier who rides TIE lone
way, ArFe7 sA ''s
And hurrab, too Tor those who have tangAs
him 70 ride. ts F sAt5Qa el a
May fortune attend him, and prosperous
gales, -. u.
May his spirits nssr Dag, and his nsrvss
And the wassry deep tell such wonderful
tales, a .ictt "a
| As ne'er yet have been told about the
Telegraph Wire.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

THR DREcroRY.-Nr. Bowron has COM
nsnced the compilation Of his directory Of the
city, under the supervision Of the Messrs.
Cofss, Who are TO be the publishers. We hope
the people win pay attention to this matter,
and enable Mr.. B. 10 do his work correctly.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

~ afsssaooa . hoess asd cart en-.
s..e =, = ssahaetsr In AIling Market O.,
IL. and Main, backed into the water
lhss. came near drovnipg. The Mar
- . tunnel under ths r. 3. % drain
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-17

C8 Droves Of hogs and cattle are constantly
crossing the river at this point in transitu for
an Eastern market. Our State is certainly send
ing forward more than her usual quota, and we
hope the balance Of trade may be speedily turn
ed in our favor. More hogs and cattle, by a
great many, are still in the State land will be
sold in the next six months) than ever before.