The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-02-16

Of which she said she poisoned By mistake.
II CosRrcrrox.-rhe Eagle Fire Company aid
not leave the Gre Wednesday moening becauus
their engine had ftossn up, bot becAase shey
had exhausted the water from . wen and cis
tern and would not use The muddy water from
Hawk Eye Creek. aem nj
{ t8 Il il reported that nine men were
drowned on Tuesday while attempting to eros.
the river In skin from Alexandra 10 WarsaW.
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Z IL Elk Gov. Bebb, upon his trial for man
slaughter. at Rockford, was acquitted. s'si
wnAf TxrrH ARE Wora.-The Paris Courss
value young ladys teeth at s,0nO francs An
English governess was recently knocked dowu
bya carriage aud lost by the accident all her
teeth. She brought an action Of damages and
the tribunal awarded her the above amount.
fsAcx IN Kansas The Presidents message
argues the necessity Of the acceptance Of the
Lecompton Constitution on the ground that i,
viii restore peace to Kansas. What sort Of
peace? Gen. Calhoun's arithmetic IL 70 govern
the political character Of the new legislature,
will send Judge Cato and perhaps Calhoun him.
self to the United States Senate, and perpe,uate
and strengthen the slavery clause Of the Con.
stitution. Is any one 80 stupid a. to suppose
that this pharisaical preaching about 7" peaceful
settlements, " the ballot-bOx, =. and g law and
Order" will prevent the people Of Kansas
from making . Cromwell OF Jim Lane and 1
Rump Parliament Of the Legislaturcs They
know that peaceful settlement means outra.
geous fraud, that "ballot- boz is SYNONYMOUS
with Delaware crossings, Oxford precincts and
Henderson forgerics. aud Flaw and order ID
but another term for violence III a.}.
The people Of Kansas will resist, as matter
Of course the army in Kansas will be main.
tanned to keep this sham legislature from being
driven out Of tho State, and the only peace will
be that preserved by the immediate presence of
United Slater bayonets.
Land Agency 81 w. r. Ross 4 Co.
MT. PLEASANT, Iowa, Feb. 20, 1858.
J. The Real Estate now registered for sale at
this office embraces several farms in Henry Co.,
Of various descriptions, city property Of ali
kinds, and wild sprairie and timber lands from
Sl,75 per acre and upwards.
$500 ss bFz w, T. ROSS s. co.
N BIB acres cleared Of timber, one mile
south Of Burlington, for sale on very accomods.
ting terms. 9''s ~ e3'ensT 5silQs9
EB We give Miss O'Daugherty the benefit
Of her advertisements in the Washington Amer.
Jean. We are glad to observe that the age 10
becoming so very democratic that ladies are
willing to hire themselves out to women. We
hope she will find some woman who is willing
to build 6res for her in the morning. az 4,
Ia 81 -*F fpit lady q 81 f,l
Is DESTROYS Of place as governese, waiting.
lady, chamber-maid, or cook. Any woman
dcsiripg to engage lady for either of these
employ nents mag 6n1 the undersigned Mt No.
245o, PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, where she can be
seen between the hours of II am. and pm.
N.B.-The best references ia regard to the
character and mode Of living Of the family will
be required, and IL must be understood that
the employed il not to rise before o'clock,
nor until her room is well warmed. st
Jan. 80. BRIDGET ODAUGHEKTY
~ Drunkenness 10 perilous luxury, this
cold weather; which fact was illustrated yes.
terday, in the case OF . celt, Who was discover.
co. IN . ratnef stu CONDITION. In An alley beiov
Main st. He had fallen there, dead drunk, and
when discovered, was nearly CONCEALED. He
was dragged into the sun, and suffered to thaw,
after which he was taken home. II he en-.
'"e'y RECEIVERS ne VIII De lucky dog. e see
ru, p...,. - c.
~ II SS4. - -! -
Daring the discussion of the Kansas. Nebraska
bill, in the Senate Of the United States ia 1854,
Judge Douglas said go - Qsf.sa @
.Tho nos,;o, .hs. L.. -.
been that ,l,;s 1,h. 81 Vs.. s.sss;a .. ., ". 1,
MIR ou-.,;... rsIs,;nr - ,h So.s,; a"s ~
md damas,;c ro,;.v e ~, T...;.as: sA.s
% be left TO The decision Of ,he nsnr,s re-.
selves and thai Va ouoht 10 Il. no,,tsn. ..',t
vhatever w.v thay would aa.;ds ~ s.'.a.:
4. csnse ,Lev b.ya ,a,,,h Jss.,.S ~. qsss.''!'
he,e m ,tter. th.n NO h.,. ~ $3.50 - =
,etter wha, ;ns,;,n,;on. s,,;. ~ ."Ss"
Who have never been '.here can dac;da s..
hem" " ~
III. s,o..... :. g..
10y - S' oe"s' - esss' snea
senator from Aich'san, SAID -
We know We cannot touch their domestic
'earths, nor their domestic altars; their family
md social relations; their wives nor their chii.
lren; their messervaats nor their maid seryants;
heir houses. their farms nor their property,
s't,'cAt gross riofdt'o'. 81 Ms inaiiess6ie
.thers, and haliowed BY the affections Of their
ons. s.I ssSss.,.,5 49,.
Nc. Stephens Of Georgia, took an active srd |
.ad;nv nae. !, ..nn.,rv ~ -. IN, w