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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

FAIR EXCRAAGE NO RoBBlRY The imeri-
cans connected with the teiegraphic eApedi-
ton abuse the Agamemnon, the English ship,
as unfit for the service, ard badly managed
The English people reply in kind by rdculing
the Niagara u splendid failure. Both sides
are apparently preparing an excuse for an ex-
pected failure OF the cable. The London Times
says of the Niagara
"snce the return, both the Agsmemnon and
Niagara have each received an additional length
OF 80 miles OF wire, and every spot on which
Goals could be piled, and on very many where,
as 1t turned OUT, they con!d not, the Y, ssels
have been crammed choke full. This, MS We
have before emarked, makes very little differ
ence in the trim of the Agamemnon, bur the
poor Niagara seems if the provocatien of
another ton or two would send her to the bot.
tom. il is impossible Tor am one to look now
at her heavy wster-logged aspec, and believe
she is OF the enormous tonnage stated. The
himalaya, which has anchored near her, though
i've feet shorter, has finer shape, and looks
IN every way fair match Tor the Transatlantic
frigaien
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
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BONNETs-

Of all the charms dear woman
Of all her many traps and sna,s.
For real effect there's noueh, co,a,
With y truly pretty bonnie, raf'
For when or wherever Won cbar..
One that is perfectly modes. and . ~
You may depend tbs proof conn.,.
That the head has no more IN H.,
No matter whether she's pretty !, "
How much or how little money .h.f aN
Whether she live in mansion o. n
lis fact, depend upon !.
The woman TO make man hannva
10 make = model mother and III, @n !
IL one who, scorning the miIlina.
Wears plain and tasteful ba ..rls
Now bonnet Of genuine beap,v
Worn on the head in its proper nl, ~ sas
Shadowing family the wearer.
is thing for song or aso,s.
But one of those gay and candv -.
Made mp Of rainhows and buttcra-
A mixture OF flowers, ribbons al siaa
Il dreadful, depend upon i. 'a
A vulgar mass Of fuss and faa,he,s
A little Of everything thrown ,oss,I..
As if by touch Of windy weatbs,
A wretched conelomeration~
a sort OF cup to catch the hair
Leaving the head to go II bare
A striking example Of Nothing n ".
IL this bonnet abomina,ion
1t makes woman look brazen and -
ASSISTS her in cvtching nothing N. M
IL bad on the yonng. absurd on H. I'd
And deforn,s wha. ii ought to-
For look at her face, no bonnet i ~. -
zee at the side it hangs by n hair
View il behind, and you will decla,,
That the creature has broken ~.
NO matter where you may chance 10 \.
No matter how many women Won =.
A Promi-cuous crowd or certain NJ
You may fully depend upon !,
J hat gem Of the very rare-t kind
\ thing most difficult to End
\ pet Tor which we long have pined
IL o perfect Glove of n hnpna,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
Judicial Convention.

There will BE- Convention Of Delegates from the
Counties Of Lee, Henry, Louisa and Des Moines tcom
prsing the Let Judicial Dstrict) holden at Burlington
Wednesday, July 2sth, at O'Clock p. NJ for the pur
pose OF nominating candidates for Judge, Prosecuting
Attorney and Member OF the BOARD OF Education. The
ratio Of representation will be delegate for each
enc hundred Republican voters.
PHILLIP yEILE, Chm. Cent. Com, Lee Co.
D. 8. ELLIOTT. Henry Co.
A. w. TAYLOR, Louisa Co.
FITz HENRY WARREN, Dss Monies Co.
Iune92
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

~ Il il proper TO cay that Alderman Scott
6ayoss the improvement of Jefferson street aud
and il willing TO vote twothirds Of the money
necessary IL property holders viii pay the other
shisd. sotvithstsOding bis motion At last meet
ine 20 lAy The matter O. the tabls.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

I'd A young lady of Rock Island named
firck. was drowned in the river while bathing
last Monday evening. She had brother drown.
ed in the same manner early the present sea-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

FASHIONABLE WOMAN CAUGHT IN THE ACT
OF SrEALING-SHE ESCAPES rue PEsrrEsT1aRy
BY PAYING s3oo.-0n Thursday a widow. WIN
moves IN the first circles, and dresses expensive
~, was caught in the act OF stealing ppods from
the store OF Msssrs. W. j. Ross IL Co. The ~.
TAR was compromised by the thief paying the
firm $500 In cash. 1t appears that she has
been good customer there, paving large snm.
OF money from lime to time forexpensive Goods
aad has been in the habit Of visiting the store
frequently. For some time past silk dresses
laces and other valuable goods have mysterious
~ disappeared, and from the actions OF this NO.
man she was snsp cted Of st. aling, and when
she came into the store on Thursday she was
closely watched, and caught in the act o, steal,
ing lace cape and parasol Sue then admit
ted that she had stolen other goods
Why THIS rich Inlet should be permitted 10
escape and her poorer sister caught in the com
mission OF The same offence, be punished, il a
question which those who consented 10 defraud
Justice Tor price may answei.-lC Chicago Tr-
bune, June &c.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Among the Greeks he rose was the emblem
OF silence, and was placed over the banquet Ia
BILE to intimate that the conversation should
not be reported outside. Hence to ac. with
confidential secresy is es,blematicaIly expressed
by the words upper shoton, or sub rosa, under
= a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

ing house thereon, and ito apen,..
not exceeding in value 81, 000 ppuis'a
New jersey A homestead !.
Of a FIRMLY, being the family ga !" .eath
the value Of $500, not to b. .a.aa
hand Of an administrator, but !, s',e'' M
the benefit Of the widow and mia n ,is =
rity Of the minor children. 'As u
Minnesota:-One hundred and -.
Of land, not in any t4wn or c;t, my -
Improvements thereon. ~ VIII u
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

"a We are under obligation to Mr. Owens,
Clerk of the Canada, st. Louis & ST. Paul
Packet Line,) for St. Louis papers of Tuesday
evening.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

The eldest son of Judge Selden of the court
OF appeal at Rochester, n. T., aged II, wa,
drowned on Friday, while bathing with his
father, who was teaching him to swim.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

tE We hear that the Democratic Congress
siona! Convention, which assembled at Oltum-
Wa, on the 3oth ult, nominated H. II. Trimb|e,
OF Bloomfield, for Congress. Mr.. Trimbe, we
believe, is an Oh Line Wing
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

SHOCKING CAsrALrY-A youno man hy rho
name OF BrachIey, aged lS ,ears mel with !.
sudden death on Saturday evening by beinp ran
over by the cars on the Peoria and Ooaawka
Railroad. As the u,in was approaching ,he
depot he undertook 70 jump on, but 81. nm, ! and
Tell across the rail, when nine ears passed oy.r
his body dividing it in two parts. OF course
his death was instantaneous. This should serve
as an awful warning to Others, never to atten,pt
getting on board when the cars are in motion.
for IL - custom we are informed that has
been too much INDUCED In this c:sy.-IPeori.
Transcript
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
DISTINGUISHED ARRIy.r r.,

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL-Mr Baker, the
man who killed Bill! Poole in New York, was in
town, Yesterday. We suppose his business was
to organize the Democratic Party. We susses;
that the unterri!ied of this city get up public
ovation IN honor of the presence of this distin.
guished member of their party.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Tvs HEAT.-For week we have had torrid
weather N these taris. The sun has glowed
with " tylrent heat and artrd his fierce
rays into the very heart OF Natures vegetable
laboratories, causing al green things TO grow
apace.
The Wheat rinens for the sickle, the Grass
tails before the seytae, and tie rampant Corn
rustiss about the knees az the ploas Imam
An occasional Thunder storm ami shower
vary The otherwise bfassy look OF tn heavens.
ahd afford 10 The paitins cattle a grateful
cooling
There can not he 4 loubt that tn, prospect
now is favorable for one of the best crops that
ever grew in this part Of the great VESTS.
Louis Evening News.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

LIGHTNING The wife and child of Henry
Smith were struck by lightning and killed, near
Madison, Wis, on Saturday last.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

ID The Marshal was busy, yesterday, scat
tering lime in the cutters, and other places
where it is needed, about the city.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Mrs. darlington has been at deaths door, bu,
she says she il coming round again. and owing
partly 10 the mercy Of the Lord and partly TO-
pink root tea. she has reasonable hopes Of get
ting entirely well.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

:Neil, Mr.. Richard, how does ms son get
along with his grammar !essons.n
lie surpasses any pupil that lever had"
TN what does he chi, ay excel, si,.n
In stupidity, sir. He surpasses any boy that
ever saw in that quality, SIR
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Why do butchers generally obtain pretty and
interesting girls for wiv,sy
Ans. Because they are such KILLING fellows.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

What il the difference between \ .ting. an
maid and h, money?
Ans. The money is husbanded while she Il
nof 49, -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

A COW belonging t, Judson Church of
Wheatland, Mich, gave birth to a calf few
days ago, which had head perfectly like that
OF horse and weighed l2O pounds.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

WnAT THE GIRLS NEEp.-Mrs. Ellis thus hints
at the deficiency Of English girls in household
knowledge. The cap will tit our American
young ladies, except that some of the latter
have plenty OF Irankness,' and do not think il
worth while even TO show 'mock-modesty -
"Ihe truth is, my dear girls, you want. gener-
ally speaking, more liberty and lessfaslionabie
Restraint; more kitchen and less parIor; more
leg exercise and less sofa; more making pud-
ainas aud less piano; more frankness ard less
mock modesty; more breaki and less bustle."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

PERsoNAL.-We had a visit yesterday from
Captain White aud Mr. Duke, of keokuk.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

FIRE Al GfNTRE CuILEGE-Dup Of tho build
lngs belonging 10 Centre College, at Danville
NY, was burned last sunday night, causing
considerable loss to the students, who had books
and sauables consumed The fire was the work
of All inccnliary.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

fHE MooN's ATMosPnERE.-The Paris Moni
teur announces that Photographic experiments
were made i'll France during the eclipse of the
sun on the 10Th utimc, which established the
fact that the moon has atmosphere of about
% miles in height.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

THE REASON OF Ir-Some ir,auisitiva faI,ow
inquiries OF Us why il is that literary gentlemen
generally, aud more particularly new spaper re
porters and writers oil love stories. exhibit such
remarkable pendant for wearing their hair
extraysgantly longs The reason is plain; they
wish TO conceal the enormous length OF their
ears. There is scarce'r one of them who does
not constantly labor to write himself down an
ass
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

The cholera is prevailing in many parts
Arkansas and other Southwestern States.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

f.va gallons Of New York milk were recent
y "Aoed "a pAiens churn. and the product Of
VIZ S1es1ing was two galions Of good Whiskey.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

HoNrcIDE.-A shooting .crape occurred at
Napoleon, Ark, one day last week, between a
DR.. Mitchell and Parker Williams, in which
the former was killed. Tho difficulty grew
out Of an affair in which lady WA concerned.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

REsIGNEp.-l Hon. james Pollard has resigned
the office OF Register OF the Land Office at
Council Bluffs, and retired TO his residence in
Davis County. Lewis $, Hills has been appoiut-
ed TO ill lis place. MIR. H. is thoroughly ne
quainted with the duties of the Office as he has
been chiet Clerk for three years. Fremont
Herald.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
New York ,July j

- wv I Nm, July
The Monroe funeral procession started at /
O'Clock from the Church OF the Anuur clarion
on 10Th street, where the remains were removed
eativ this morning. The funeral procession
was large and imposing; the military turning
out IN iuil ranks. Immense crowds thronrea
the streets tiiiough which it passed 10 The City
Hall. Many OF the buildings along the line of
march were draped in mourning. FLAGS were
at halt mast on the shipping and all the public
buildings MHRfe guns fired from various
points during the movement of the procession
al halt past 5. THE procession reached tie
CtEy Hail where the rem ins viii rema'n under
i guard of honor until their fin i removal to-
morrow.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Us Fifty army baggage wagons, and owe,
one hundred mules. passed down the liver,
Yesterday, on their way to Fort LeayenworLh b,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Spiritual funeral was held at Lowell on
W Wednesday over the remains OF J B. SMITH
Miss Emma Houston pray ed and spoke in
trance, or the departed spoke through her. The
VIE ana iamiiy OF the deceased, Instead of put
ting Oh black, dressed in white, with white
shaals and bOpnets trimmed with White.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

The grand jury of Albany have indicted for
murder the l. year Oh boy Michael Norton,
who deliberately killed another lad, last April,
m dispute over game OF maib!es.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06
ST. I.ouis ,July .


Our dispatches from Leavenworth, 30th, by
the Z. Express Co. TO Boonville. say tele-
graphic advices have been received at Fort
Leavenworth from Washington announcing the
departure of a special messenger, with de-.
spatches from the War Department for General
Hornez. On receipt of the dispatches which
are understood to relate to the divisions OF the
columns now under march, a messenger will be
sent forward Immediately to overtake head
quarters which were last reported within forty
miles of Fort kearney.
Adwees from Fl. Laramie to the 18th con.
tain nothing of interest.
Governor Denver is expected at the harrison
to day, and on his arrival he will be received
with military honors. His visit is undoubtedly
connected with the withdrawal of the troops
from Fort Scott and with The view OF concert
means 10 replace them Ii il said the Gov
disapproves the removal Of the forces from Fl
Scott, and does not deem the proper moment
TO have arrived for snch action.
The notes OF the American Bank Of Baltimore
OF Baltimore. reported 10 have been extensive
ly circulated in the territory. The paper is held
in this city to large amount.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

RAIL ROAD iRoN-A boat was at the landing
last night when We went to press, unloading iron,
for the Western Road, we presume.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

RowsEp-Albert Shute, nephew OF Mr..
Levi Smith, of this City was dro wned in the
Iowa River, at this place on Suud.y last
shnte was lad oil lf years of age, and had but
recently come ont here from Lnnfitii Centre,
Mass. Another warning TO Sabbath breaking
boys.--lowa City Repu5.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

An APOLOGY FOR fRfSnttNP
has now become general term u.a4 =
! press the enormous sum total Of "A,
clothes which surround the neths. -.
tions of lady, and were invented + Y.
ceal large feet and perhaps hynjon,
| should be borne in mind, howeve ia, r.
dime, IN strict propriety, means tho -
coat originally made Of horse hair ".
caused the clothes to stick on, ~
things are now used for that purp0s =
springs and hoops, straw bands, and \.
and tubes OF vuleanized lndiarubber n
up. These things are now the quasicr,l
line and to crinoline, considered a. ma,
Ing them, there IL no objection. Ths I
tinction ought be observed The MAE u,
usually analytical, has regarded fem..r
tire alphabetically. A corresponding n,
take on the part of lady would be An
confounding the drawers of fop with
pegtops, under the name of legeings mi
dy could utter such word, or "lo0..
that expression were now substitute
flights. Crinoline, in fact, is the ssss.
part of an otherwise absurd dress. kv-,
off the monstrous dress, which Of 4.
would insuperably incumber her pp--
so far as to enable her to walk a little u
have ascertained this fact from ratn,
lady, obliged by the tyranny Of cgr-,
follow fashion of which she does uur
prove. Let not crinoline, then, be anyaz
abused as crinoiine, since it subss-,g
purpose Of some utility, suspending thsT 3
ments OF the softer sex. and enasEr.a
wearer to discharge the functio. !. l
clothes horse with the least possible rs,
yenience Punch.
A Max TwESTY-FouR Days IN ras Wss
WITHOUT Foop.-We some time since se
of man being lost in the woods Lii OH
was Clemow, and he was connected withasa
veyin- party under charge of Mr. >ayi-t
Surveyor of this place lie lost himself
the Sd of May, and although every eFortTa
made by Mr. savigny to trace him, tpra
useless. A reward was offered 10 the
dams for seeking him, but they failed pl
80
Meanwhile, poor Clemow, with no wi
pons of defense whatever. had tn find BIZ VI
by pocket compass to Lake Huron E5El
he anticipated seeing canoe. or star
liam. by which he might be saved. Hen
sixteen days and nights in reaching ~
Lake, and then wandered about. as be..
,ouid, Tor eight days more, when an India
ell in with him and took him to an Indian'
'illage
lie was in most RI eyed AMI tornrR q,
is:ion when found nearly all his caal
rome: his feet lacerated and torn. and n 4
elect all bat gone During these ts<t
our days he ate nothing but the teate-t
nd the wolves and bears passed him u
ut worth their Barrie Il.
advocate
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

BANK ELEcTIoS.-The result Of the Bank
Election ON Monday, in Davenport, was as fol-
lows
For State Banking Law, 1888
1eneral Banking Law, 1907
Against a State Banking Law, 9
General Banking Law 10
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

FRAxER RtvER GolD MixEs.-A corrcspon
dent Of the Alta California. writing from Vic
toria, May l7th, says:
The steamer Otter came in : few days ago
frcm Fort Langley, and, according 10 report,
brought 800 pounds Of gold dust for the Hud-
son Bay Company, but I have not eeen II.
have seen quite number Of per-
sons from the mines. There SENS 70 be but
one opinion among them A. regards there being
plenty OF gold IN the diggings. and the best
evidence il that all OF them, alter laying N
stock of provisions, retnrn back 20 the mines,
and the steamers rctari back empty to San
Francisco. The merchants are reaping a har-
vest, trading their goods Tor gold das'.'
gentleman writing private letter from
Whatcom SAYS:
Il have seen the gold brought down by mi
ners who have been obliged leave the dig
gins on account of their inability to procure
food for snstenance. Ny experience by work
ing in the mines OF California, during the space
OF eight years, enables me to say that there il
no doubt but that the new mines are yery rich
and very extensive. Mining Is easy and water
abundant"
The rush 10 the Frazer River gold mines con
tinued. About $500 persons had passed
through San Francisco since April Goth, most
~ miners from the interior corntry OF Califor-
MIA. Il il estimated that about 5000 persons
are already collected in Puget Sound. en- route
for the new Eidora.
aREsUscITATING A Plan rATIoN.-A good story
is told OF young naval officer who inherited
an old aud decayed plantation on james Iiver,
Virginia, and determ med 10 Introduce the dis
cipline OF the service, and all modern improve.
mrnts upon tie properly. On his arrival he
ordered the old crazy ploughs. the spades,
rak6s and other antguated implements, TO be
collected in a heap and burned in presence OF
the whole plantation. The mex. day the niser-
4bie horses and cattle were collected together
and shot. On the day following The OLD barns
aad outhouses were fired and consumed. On
the next day he commanded the error-strcktn
slaves to be led out, an the ovrr>trr 10 pro-
nOunce which OF them we're inefficient and de-
serving Oi death. About one hundred and fifty
were thus picked out and led To execution
Al immense howl and cutlery for mercy, min
gied with promises OF good behavior, arose
The master nj Erst appeared ifamo, able, but the
pre-arranged intercessnn of the overseer finally
induced him to reent at,d allow them a further
probation vi year and Il halt. Al this exhlbi-
ton OF clemancy, the gratitude OF the poor ne
Z Oes knew no bounds. A new spirit OF indus
try seized them, and in year or two with the
erection OF new buildings, and the introduction
of new methods OF agriculture the energetic
young master could boast one of the best or
dered and most productive plantations in the
State
The grand jury of Albany have indicted for
murder the Il year old hoy, Michael Norton,
who deliberately killed another lad, last April,
IN dispute over game o, marbles
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

The New York Herald has big story from
Washington 10 the effect that New York com.
pany some Time ago bought thirty line millions
OF acres III sonora OF tue Mexican government,
with the intention OF cplonlzng IL from this
country. Some vi the leading southern fre.pat-
ers are said to be- concerned IN th. enterprise,
and Gen. Comoniyrt, tie exiiri pr, sideHt oil
Mexico, is sad TO aasc an interest in the trans
action.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

Republican Congression nal ConyeM-
tfOn.
Republican Convention, for the purpose Of nomina.
Sing candidate for Representative In CONF 8ss for the
First Congressional District Of Iowa. hereby called
meet At OskALOOSA, on WEDNESDAY, JULY 9Th
Ass.
The ratio OF representation Of each county will be
one delegate for every one hundred Republican
and IN additional for every fraction fty
vote for Governor At the last State election being
basis Organised counties with less than one hundred
republican voters will be entitled each one delegate
JOHN r. NELDHAM, 8. b. sHELLEDY.
ROBERT Y. RATCLIPPE, J.T.BALDWIN.
CALVIN TAYLOR.
may Rep. Cong Committee
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

DRowSED.-Two little girls, daughters of
Mr.. White, were drowned in the creek. near
Antanga, Ala, on the 9Th instant They were
frightened by negro aud IN their haste to
cross the creek, ieil from the log upon which
they were crossing.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-06

NdttTUuFF, July :.
The toe factory of Il. c. futile 4 Co.. the
wheat shop and the malieable company's works,
at Union City, about four miles below this city,
were burned TO the ground early this A. Nj
The property was insured for $4,000. which
will rot cover the loss.