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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-28

Social AFFAIRS IN UrAH.-Tne Utah cor
respondent of the New York Tribune, writing
under date Of Nov. 18th, says:
The only thing of much interest that has
transpired here since the date of my last letter
is the casting of from the Church by Brother
Brigham. at one Tell swoop, Of some $50 OF the
Mormon brethren and sisters. What the exact
nature OF the offence or offences that brought
down upon them so dire calamity, is not en-
tirely known, but it is generally supposed that
the head and front of their offending had this
extent and no more, viz, and to-wit, that they
consorted and associated with gentiles and the
army moro freely than was in accordance with
the Let US alone severely" policy of Brother
Brigham. In regard to the women especially,
it is sought to make this policy nexorable-
The sex, you know, are prOverbaly partial to
the buttons, and let Mormon bishops, priests,
prophets and apostles do what they may, the
Girls will follow where they hear the drum,
To see the tassel and the waving plume.
Brigham Young still keeps himself shut-up
IN the Lion House, surrounded by his BODY
guard OF armed men. He has been summoned
to appear before the District Court at its next
session as witness to testify both before the
Grand Jury, and in several suits involving some
OF the high.handed acts heretofore committed in
Utah in obedience to his orders. He will now
either have to make clean breast of it, for
swear himself, or refuse to obey the summons
to appear. 1t is reported that he has said that
he will not obey the summons, but the result
OF his contumacy would be so serious to him
self and his people that cannot believe for o
moment that he can intend deliberately to dis
obey the process of the Court. That process
will be enforced upon him promptly, if it should
require the entire army OF Utah to do it, and
well be knows it.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

ur"BNNEN SESSIUNs IBJB-De
TIE next Session OF Instruction In this Institu.
= ton will commence on Thursday, December 9th.
1s5s Immediately after the close OF the present See.
sion with no vacation Intervening, and continue IL
weeks under the direction OF the competent and
experienced Faculty as heretofore. No higher advan.
ages Tor the education Of the and daughters OF
citizens OF Burlington and vicinity II ID believed are or
coudbe offered in connection with any Western Insf.
tuition, than are now afforded at this home school, For
any further Information to terms or studies see
Catalogue or inquire Of Rev. L. b. Allen, Acting
President and Professor OF Ancient Languages Rev.
j. T. Robert, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
sciences, or Miss Cornela Skin aer, Preceptress and
Teacher Of Modern Languages
In behalf Of Board Of Trustees.
dec2-4wdAw g. J. JOHNSON, Secretary
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~ The vile reputation which Dr. >. hos'etter ;
stomach Btters have attained during the past year,
bespeaks Us excellence In . forcible manner than
any words which We can offer. renovates, purihes,
and strengthens the system and aids the stomach IN
the performance Of its functions. 1t regarded on all
sides as sovereign specific and therefore, to procure
It in the best possible way should be the object Of The
public. We commend ii with ii an usual zeal and
confidence, believing and knowing, We do, that II
stands among the many preparations OF The
day. mpartng strength, vgor and tone to the sys
tenn AMI possessing the curative powers for all similar
diseases arising from dsordered stomach. In tie
most severe Of cramps diarrhaa, and weakness
in the stomach the Bitsers Lave been rigdy tested
and always with the greatest success.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
dac1dARlm
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n II. has been reported hereabouts that

~ II. has been reported hereabouts that
N, Springer would enter upon the dis
charge Of his duties as Judge Of the District
Court. but would soon thereafter resign. This
hi to be regretted. He was elected to the Office
because the people Of the First Distric, sup
posed him man Of integrity, and possessed OF
he necessary qualifications to fill properly the
iugor.an. place which they had ocular de-
runs.raton the present incumbent was unit to
,si When MrsSpringer consented to be a
u,iidate he gave an implied pledge to fulfil
tie duties and occupy the place if elected
Sogld he now resign, as is expected, but gen.
,nly hoped he will not, he ought to make bis
ns,ons for the step generally known. and these
,zsons. i; should be shown, are imperative,
M have arisen since the election and we're no.
,c,sseen At that time. Thus much ia due TO the
p.cpe Of the Distric, who elected him and the
Republican party which put him in nomination
il rood faith.
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An English Greek Lexicon, dedicated to Ed
ssfd Everett, has lately been published in
sfeece. The object Of the work is to bring
English and American literature into cireula
lon among the Greek race, in order to coun-
s'ae. tbe asshy and corrupting publications
sih which the French press ID inundsting the
L*rsnt; in the words Of the author, ITO bring
sae English mind to the door Of she Greek
Ration "
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PLEASING INCIDENTAL a funeral Of a little
babe in New Sharon, few days since, says the
Gospel Banner, a circumstance occurred. re-
markably cheering and suggestive
The child, all beautifully robed for the grave
was laid in its coffin on the morning Of it's buri-
al. The weeping friends placed in its little hand
q small bouquet of flowers, among which was
an unopened rosebud of the "Rose of Sharon"
The lid was then placed on the coffin, and the
funeral services performed. When after the
lapse of not more than two or three hours, the
coffin was opened again and the friends gather.
ed round to lookupon it for the last time that bud
had become full blown rose, while grasped in
the cold hand Of death. 1t seemed as though
voice came up from those beautifully sealed
lips saying, Weep not for me !; though broken
from the parent stem, am blooming in the
Paradise of God. Millions Of infant souls COM
pose the family above
Miss Susan FennImore Cooper, daughter of
the great novelist, has written Christmas book
for children, the profits of which are to be de-
voted to the Mount Vernon fund. Her literary
abilities are said to be Of a high ORDER.
Why is muff like fools Because it holds
a ladys hand without squeezing it.
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Wcenss Sowing f.ar.iuc

Makes equally good work Tie Enest fabric or On
the heaviest CLOTH either of whci for beauty and
durability it s superior 10 hand work We invite the
attention OF those who wish machines to see Weeds
Machines. They the best fer fJu.'y use because
adapted to all kinds of work. They re the best FOR
manufacturers, because they make such beautiful and
strong work. They the best for aor because they
do , etter work than his hands,
Extract from letter written by gen item an ow ming
plantation near New Orleans. Your two Weeds Pa
tent Sewing Machines have in almost constant use
since bought them, and with the best of practical re-
suits In less than three weeks the two operators on
them furnished complete suit Of clothes for ach Of
my two hundred and ten plantation hands, find
the time saved in using them has more than
paid their cost.
The Editor OF the GAINESVILLE (ohiol Courier, says
There has never been Sewing Machine in this city
hat has given such unbounded satisfaction to all who
have use 1t the Weeds Patent. We have examined
them and must confess admir- lion Of their simpc-
ity and durability, and can, with perfect confidence,
after xaminaton Of all other Sewing Machines pro-
this to be the best, and recommend it to our
readers, who wish Sewing Machine as we are sure it
will give them satisfaction.
WHITNEY L LYON, proprietors
$40 Broadway, New York.
w. T. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
ORVILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st,
Chicago decsbuIm
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lyplAs Troubles ON THK FRoNrIKR.-The
communication from Mr.. Withrow, private
Secretary Of Gov. Lowe, in another column,
10, oay vindicates Gov. Lowe from the at
.aca. which have been made upon him for send
Ing the Frontier Guards ITO Spirit Lake, but
proves clearly that he acted with commsndable
upon authentic and reliable inform
stOn, and deserves the thanks Of the people Of
he frontier and Of the entire State.
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nm WEEKLY HAWK EYE

-rhe condition Of the II. 4 n. r. r. q
..f....d,y that Of bankruptcy-cr ifthis is too
s...re term. they say that they are utterly
49, I'd. "a extend their road West, either from
-. City or from Washington. unless certain
-. and cities issue bonds to them. Their
.;s,.o. land grant and the large amount
u. - ~ towns, cities and counties have been
WV, !, the construction Of few miles OF Rail.
saa. !, The enormous cost, according to their
,h;hi,. Of $40, 900 per mile. Were the
..ea in its construction derived wholly
- .,ookholders, the stock would still be Of
~. value. Blu. this is not the case. The
~. .,, and city and private subscriptions arc
e01." :, sr,,, AID then the road and the lands
w., company mor.gagsd (in this instance, for
,bsr their value,) to complete 50 much
mo'0 "a a. in now in operation. They have
o." .vs,y available resouree,-mortgaged
We inch Of their road and every acre Of their
80. and are now ., Washington ana Iowa
'.1S i, ,ho tvo divisions, and unable to pro-
~, -, rod. II some 100000 acres Of
Gee, 49,. subscriptions Of Scott, Muscatine.
w., ~, ,,on and Johnson ooun'ies' 81 Daven-
V W.. ws.s.,ns, and Iowa City, and o. private
p0.' -. al been sunk in driving two bran.
s,'.sa =, hi. road some fifty miles through the
.at s.,, .e,,,sd part Of the State what arc the
..ncss Of their building it ssssa.S "'''' g
ea,u,s :, cost Of s2,soo,ooo' upon the
400 600 subscription Of AAhaska county or
s'.v s0ud,ed and twenty miles a. cost Of g..
=. .ao ooo mon . like subscription from Polk
viii some one figure this out II, As
- ,hey are unable to proceed unless they
-. .,n .boye named bonds, how far will they
- enabled to proceed with .hem' just ssv'"
and half miles ON each! /
rnas, these circumstances ii is little short Of
.,,.un, to obtain money (bonds) under false
..,.,.s. for the management Of the N. q NJ.
Ro.d 10 promise to build their road to oakaloo-
;. i Two years, upon the condition OF the ssu-
&c. % them Of the Mahaska county bonds,
and TO the Capitol in three years upon like con-
A,;o,. And nothing bu, infatuation will ever
induce the people concerned to comply with
their demands
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CARD TO EHE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
for Females.

Infable in correcting irregularities, relieving pain
full and distressing Menstruntion, particularly at
the change Of lfe,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always sucoe ssful preven-
tive, Mt the time perfectly harmless. The COM
position Of the Pills is secret every agent selling
them is present ted with the receipt and the age slnw
tell you they are the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz Distressing and
Painful Menstruation, Retention, Pains in the Back
LoRs, Pressing down Pains, Rush of Blood to the
Head, Dizziness, Dimness Of Sight, Green Sickness
Heaviness, Fatigue any slight exertion, Palpitaticn
Of the Heart and all the various distressing com.
plants, particularly the most annoying, Weakening
and the beginning OF all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOKREEUA Oie WHITES,
All Of which On DUPoSco's FRKNcH GoLpES PILLS are
certain to cure.
Price 81 30 per box. Sold by
f. =. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 80 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties OF Des Mones, Henry, Jefferson, Wapeo and
Louisa He will supply dealers At propristors prices
and send the Pills ito Ladies'" tconhdentiay )by m ALL
to ANY part Of the country, BY sending him u 90
through the Burlington Pcst-O1ice Iowa.
sept14-bp1y
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| HEAVY SUITS AGAINST THE Rock ISLAND RAIL.
ROAD BRIDGE CoMpANY.-The Rock Island
Commercial learns that suits for damages
amounting in the aggregate to between $780,
600 and $500, 900, are to be commenced almost
| Immediately in the courts Of that county,
against the Bridge Company. The suits are
| very hume rous, and are claims for damages to
| RATS, sail boats and steamers, in sums Of $40
and upwards. Messrs Wilkinson and Peasants,
OF Rock Island, are the Plaintiff counsel.
Rev. DR.. Finney, the great Reyivalist, has
| gone to London to preach during the present
| winter. lie spent o season in Londen some
time Since aud achieved great success.
Cathaine, wife of Michael HesIy, was burnt
to death by camphene, at East Albany, Tues
| day evening. patent can, warranted not to
| explode, did the mischief.
The Upper Mississippi river pirates, or such
| Of them as have 1been arrested, have just been
| tried and sentenced at McGregor, Iowa. Bell,
| the captain oil The crew, was sentenced to four
years in the State Prison; the rest for shorter
terms. There is complaint that their sentences
were too light. Over 5000 Of the property
stolen by these fellows has been recovered.
Effects Of the cold weather-Forty three mar.
rage licenses were granted by the clerk of the
Cincinnati probate court last week.
the BEsIciA Boy IN CINcINNArI.-The BENZ
cia Boy arrived at Cincinnati last Sunday. The
event excited the spirit Of pugism in the row.
dies Of the city, and several small fights occur
red during the day.
The town Of Raymond, Miss, was almost to.
tally consumed by FIRE, few days since. Ten
out Of the twelve stores in tho village, aud nine
other buildings we're burned.
The notorious negro convict Dade, again es-
capped from the prison at jackson, Michigan, ON
Wednesday morning, by cutting through .
plank elk inches in thickness. lie had chains
! on weighing Is pounds whom hs escaped.
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Magnificent roposition.-Bragg 4 Burrows
of St. Louis-nventors and proprietors of the
celebrated "Arctic Liniment' are presenting I'M
usual inducements y the suffering and diseased.
They present to Every purchaser of dollar
Bottle of this wonderful Remedy, copy of the
mammoth United States Journal, tone of our
best pictorials, devoted to Agriculture, Science
and Literature,) for one year gratuituously.-
The "Arctic" is ssid to be a.positive and speedy
cure for Rheumatism, Deafness, and all nervous
diseases-relieying the worst case of pain, in
from 8 to 90 minutes.
SourREs & BLoss, and E. +. GAY. Agents for
the sale of the only genuine Bragg's Liniment.
octl5, d&w3m.
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he Fully Persuaded In your own

Wln0s
thousand advertised remedies for diseases Of the
throat and chest have been tried bn. has one out
cry hundred up what was promised for it
Quack nostrums rarely found to correspond with
the statements made through the press ave-
nues in their behalf they made for sale-that
effected, the vendors little for conrequences
Not with the most excellent Of remedies for all dis
eases Of the throat and lungs, QUERu's JELIFED COP
LIvEa On. Deprived Of its nauseating taste, made &C.
septabe TO the weakest stomach, containing eighty i've
per cent Of pure white oil expressed from the liver Of
the Cod, and endorsed BY less body than the New
York Academy Of Medicine, every member OF which, II
10 TO be presumed, II in hi1 practice. Can II be
otherwise than beneficial TO those who afflicted with
diseases Of pulmonary type Do fully persuaded in
your own mind Of this. Do not be dssuaded by inter.
ested parties from using H. Once tried, and you viii
bs fully assured Of Its efficacy In the clxas OF diseases
for which It ID especially intended.
PENF0LD. CLAY d CO,
Wholesale Agents, No. 4 Fletcher -, New York.
Z. =. Gar. Wholesale and RetailAgen1
sspt97-d
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WINDOW SHADES,
Teeth Extracted Without Pain

by the duplication Of Electricity.
NALL at my oneea and have the old teeth and roots
- that cause 90 much suffering Neuralgia, Diseased
mouth and Stomach, offensive breath and bad
bealth-rsmoved without pain I have abundant
pfost ana can refer to for whom have operated
during thepast few days. that in the large m.artv a.
esses tsay nine ten) 10 WHATEVER 10 felt ia re-
the tooth No unpleasant effect present or A.
ter, can result from this aneesthetc agent.
deci-d6Wlm j. @. ABERCROMRTR
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~. p2oF' degraded being, filthy, stupid and
Mesoiess, died oil alone in New York cellar
:. ssahaay night few years ago she was,
60 n'as anna stnson, the owner Of the most
n ~, boarding house on Chambers street,
coa,.. s.. !, OF fortune, followed by criminal
n.,i.s. ~ me ended in psnury, aud at last she
V''''Dea from actual starvation.
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Within the last three years the number Of IN.
'losn persons who have died in New York, has
s,"faged three hundred per annum. This seems
aaes' incredible. How many tales of sorrow
20 suffering are connected with these mystic.
nous records.
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4 ChRletnaas ChSlasu 0enr coneernlng
the Child Jesus

= CARhesmos Cnelasp 9o0g oonee1nlnl
the Child jesus
4 cARoL.
Behold. bring you good tidings Of great Jog tha
snan be 70 al peopie.--Lake, H., 10.
FROM Heaven above TO earth come,
10 bear good news to every home;
Glad tidings Of great joy bring,
whereof now will SAY and sing:
To you, this night, il born child
Or Mary, chosen mother mild;
This little child, Of lowly birth,
Shall be the Joy Of all your earth.
It's Christ our God, who far on high
Hath heard your sad and bitter cry;
Himself will your Salvation be,
Himself from Sin will make YOU free.
He brings those blessings long ago
Prepared by God for all below;
henceforth, His kingdom open stands
10 you, IS to the angel bands.
these are the tokens ye shall mark,
The swaddling clothes and manger dark.
nnere shall ye fluid the young child laid,
~ whom the heavens and earth were made
Now let US all with gladstone cheer
10 see this wondrous gift Of God
Who hath His only son bestowed.
tive heed, my heart, lift up thine eyes!
who is it in yon manger lies!
VINO 10 this child, so young and fair?
The blessed Christ-child lieth there.
welcome to earth, Thou noble guest,
through whom cen wicked men are blasti
lhou comst to share our misery,
what can we render, Lord, TO thee!
All, Lord, who hast created all,
now hast Thou made Thee week and small.
That thou must choose Thy infanrfbed
Where ass and OK but lately fed!
Were earth thousand times as fair,
Beset with gold and jewels rare,
She yet we're far too poor to be
A narrow cradle, Lord, for Thee.
For velvets soft and silkcn stuff
Thou hast but hay, and straw so rough,
Whereon, Thou king, SO rich and great,
As twere Thy heaven, art throned in state.
Thus hath it pleased Thee to make plain
Inc truth to ms, poor fools and vain,
"s 'n's "o'iu honor, wealth and might
are naught and worthless in Thy sight.
All, dearest Jesus, Holy Child,
Make Thee a bed, soft, undefled,
Within my heart, that it may be
A quiet chamber kept for Thee.
MY heart for very joy doth leap,
MY lips no more can silence keep;
l, too, must sing, with joyful tongue,
That sweetest ancient cradle song
Glory to God in highest Heaven,
Who unto man His Son hath given!
While angels sing, with pious mirth,
A glad New Year to all the earth. LUTHER.
'rtten for his little son Hans, 1910.
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The Memphis Enquirer states that Eve men
ss'e recently hung in Red River Bottom, Ar
KANSAS, Tor horse stealing, by company Of
regulators One Of the bodies has the follow
ing DESCRIPTION on his back: Tennessee horse
.hiei, Il you like him better than do, you can
nke hlm down and bury him."
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M AR R he ID.

On the 22d inst. by the Rev. W. W. Adams at the
house of the brides parents, Mr. MARTIN c. McARrHUp
to Miss VIRGINIA CoRsE, all of this City.
On the 10th Dec, at Mr. II. Golfers, by the Rev. l.
STERLING
At the residence Of s. B. Wright, Thursday evening
Dec. 20, BY the Rev. VIM. Salter, Mr.. JOHN S. FEAR
to Miss MARTHA b. WRIGHT.
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ARE YOU slCK-cr have you friends that are sick?
Then read Dr. Easterlys advertisement in another COL
umn othis paper and to the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint
We aude 10 DR.. Easteriy Iodine and Sarsapara Dr.
Carriers Cough Basam, Dr. Easterlys Fever and Ague
Killer, Dr. Bakers Specific and Dr. Hooper,s Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms OF disease for which they
commended, ard can be confidently recommended as
the mos: eficacons remedies known. They are very
popular and are selling rapidly in nearly every city
and town in the United States To be had of the Agent
4. E. Gay, Druggist in Burlington. aug17d&w1y
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ETRAYEl

VSROM the Farm ef D. LARSON, six miles from Bur
II Iington the Agency Road, about LIST December
last Durham Bull Calf, eight months old-a red roam
no ear marks. Had on when he left rope halter.
liberal reward will be paid for the calf delivered to
ID. Larson j. L. Brown. Burlington, or Information
leading TO his whereabouts.
dec2s-ditw2t J. Il. BROWN.
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What has improved you :. La Appear.


NOce!
Woods Hair Restorative.
What has given YEA such youthtulcokG
Woods Hiir Restorative.
To What agency to attribute your increased beau
y, my dear madame? Sir, you very compliments
~, but am indebted to Professor
Woods III air Restor alive.
Sir, since saw last you have grown twen.y years
younger, how Is its fact, my dear sir, am using
Woods Hair Restorative.
why, my dear friend you wore iatch year ago,
and now you have a splendid head Of black hair: to
what mirLcle you indebted?
Woods Hair Restor ative
am told madame, that the Le you were
once troubled with, has left you? Yes sir by the aid
OF Wood's Hair Restora tive.
Such is the language all tie country and there
Is no fiction or imagination about H. reader Woods
Hair Restorative Is honest and truly medicinal az
well as scientific preparation, and VIII do all this
CAUTION Beware Of worthless limitations as several
are already In the market, called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, st. Louis, Mo, ard New York, are
blown In the bottle. Sold by Dirt fgiss and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toile. Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canldas.
Sold here by all Druggists.
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New Books for the HOLIDAYS!
WILD FLOWERS, drawn aud co5red from
w Nature, by Mrs. Badger, with an Introduction by
Mrs. Sigourney, containing rs beautifully coored
plates, richly bound in Turky Morocco. l vol folic
The Atlantic Souvenir for S59.-Moroco.
American scenery, numerous fue Engravinss-
Morocco bndiHg-4to.
Miles Standish-Cloth gilt edges.
HOgarth's Works. vols.
The London Art Journal vols.
Shaksperian Tableaux.-aieh color'd plates.
The Rhyme OF the Ancient Mariner
Illustrated. For sale by
J. P. BROWN,
Bookseller and stationer, No. 36, jefferson st.