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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
For the HQwk.Eye,

RAIN.
Ram! rain! rain!!
Gentle and beautiful rain;
J 1t cometh like pearls from the lofty main,
! Or gems from the casket of heaven;
Or onward in rainbow magnifcence rolled
As the river OF life, from the city of gold.
Rain ram! rain !! y
1t cometh, the musical rain;
And thrills with the bass of its deep swelling
strain,
In the anthem Of Natures grand choir,
With thunders and winds peaing dirges sublime
And sweeping the march of the storm king Of
time.
Rain! rain! rain!
o! It's beautiful rain,
Pouring in torrents DER mountain and plain,
And dashing adown the deep vale:
lis gushing and roaring on every side,
And flooding the land in the might of it's PRIDE
Rain! rain rain /!
God Of the plentiful rain
Thy providence links in wondrous chain,
And mystery shrouds thy will:
o, sad is the hope of the nation for bread,
For our gardens and fields are with water DER.
spread.
Rain rain rain Il!
God Of the mighty rain!
o, shut thou the windows of heaven again,
That the children of men may rejoice;
Our sins loudly call for thy judgments, we own,
But in mercy regard from thy heavenly throne
BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY, June 4, 1858.
STUDENT,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

The immense nugget of gold discovered about
year ago in Australia, weighing l,74s ounces,
said to be the largest mass Of pure gold ever
discovered, and worth from thirty to forty thou
sand dollars, has been carried to the Chrystal
Palace at Sydenham, for exhibition
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

70 The "Hawk-Eye Pioneer Association Of
Des Moines county, Iowa" have elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing year: VIM. Sun
derand, President; Jonathan Donnel, Charles
Mason, N. D. Browning, Thomas Hedge, A. j.
Messenger, J. Adam Funk, Vice Presidents;
VIM. Garrett, Secretary; Johnson Pierson, Cor.
responding Secretary; A. w. Carpenter, Trea-
surer,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

eB Runse & Bro, have fitted up in very ex.
cellent style an ice cream saloon in the rear Of
their store, where We the other evening found
q very superior article Of ice cream which might
be truly called extra. Strawberries will soon
be in season, of which the Messrs. R., cultivate
excellent varieties.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

MORE DEEAuLrERs.-The discussing officer in
the Quarter Masters Department in California
has proved a defaulter to the Government TO
the amount Of twenty three thousand dollars
The public hardly gets through talking about
one great swindle or theft on the part of Gov
erpmeht officials until another is exposed. In
this instance the thievng official IS retained in
office. So it goes.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

sE-It seems to be the general opinion among
i'ell informed persons that corn will rpen fully,
h Tn When planted the latter part of June
"a, year the corn grew but little, being re-
Gi,d Until August by cold and drouth. The
OIL b ing wet, should the weather prove warm,
corn slii now come forward with great rapid
|sy, gro wing more in a single week than in q
'Aole n,'ntt of dry and cold weather. Farm
ss should Ii ereiore exert themselves to the
Utmost TO get in every foot Of la I'D IN corn that
Aey can get plowed and planted. Inc corn
must be had " make our pork and beef, tue
great staples Of Iowa. Aud when the waters
saoside and the sun comes out, every pioW
should De brought into requisition and every
aler employed in planting corn.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
New Orleans, June 3
New York, June Z.

rimes Correspondence
Governments will cut out the regiments in q
few days. The War Department having no
troops at its disposal to keep open the commu-
nication between Leavenworth and Camp Scott
A large humber Of strangers are here Of
both parties, principally BaitimoreanS, and sew
erat rows have taken place to-day. Every pre-.
caution has been taken against Disturbances at
election 3on GROW.
Tribune correspondence.
Butterheld will start an overland mail 70 CAL
ifornia by tie Southern route to Memphis, be-
ginning the st of July.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

. John 7. Miller, formerly Of Euphemia.
'sae county, Ohio, while returning from
I've on the NJ orning of the soth ult., lay down
nc tack of the Bellfontaine Railroad, q
''s' dis tame west OF Versailles, and was cut
~asees By a train which came along soon after
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Al cA story about matrimonial alliance
's'asea Sir John Champion late Minister to
&c INIT States, and Madame de Bodisco, has
ven se'i we'd since he has applied for and OBJ
A'Td . British Mission to St. Petersburg
ow there, with all her children, and is
vel y Allied 70 d;snsn.e tho bosnitali.ies of
= - va dsa Embassy, besides removing much OF
~ gudces with which the Russians must re.
s''s ihe conquerors Of Sebastopol.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Parson Brownlow, who is not q hard shell
Baptist. but Methodist, spoke in the Genera
Conference at Nashville in favor of establishing
Me thodist Conferences in Central America, CUBA
rnd Mexico, aud then anl'e1ing them to the
United States. He evidently considers the
church grand fillibustering institution.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

E5- DR.. CHRIsTIE's AG UE BALSAM is the bes
remedy for the permanent of Chs and Fever Fee
and Ague Dumb Ague, and all malarious diseases
incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the directions
have been strictly followed 1t is purely Vegetable
Compound, containing neither Arsenic Qunne, strych.
nine anything of poisonous dele;erious nature.
1t has had for years. the largest sales of any remedy,
for specific disease offered to the public
1t has attained its immense popularity through its
merits: its great power in curing disease its sim
guar harmlessness and freedom from hurtful ingre-
dents 1t be taken by the helpless infant, vgor
YOUTH and feeble age without injury, and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every State in the
Union, where the disease prevails, have realized and
will testify its Basamic and curative powers. Price
81 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
For sale by Druggists generally. ljune1-1m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

At the present session Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Portage County, at Ravenna, the
widow Of Henry T. Seymour recovered damages
10 the amount Of $4,000 from the Pittsburgh
and Cleveland Railroad Company. Her hus-
band was killed BY collision OF trains On he
road. on the Sth Of December, 1854.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

20 loose horse came trotting leisurely
down Main Street, yesterday; and at the cor
ner Of Jefferson reused the ambition of a draw
horse, who Immediately lei. his moorings and
followed him. The pur were soon stopped,
without damape
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

uor .orr THAT LAND AS we are DESTROYS
Of having full understanding OF the why and
vhere,ores OF the appointment and subsequent
charges Of Crimes agents, we would fain ask
ri our nechbor soue further explanation rela-
rive 10 the lands selected under the 10000
acre grant Tell US, il yol please, how many
acres were selected in Clayton and Alamakee
how Eany i'll Lucas and Ciark.-t Gazette.
Solomon SAYS that every fool will be meddling,
and 10 demonstrate the matter thoroughly,
the isnosamus OF the Gazette, who is trying
TO earn, in very blind way, the money with
which Eads purchased him, is showing his
isao5ance BY asking silly questions. An indi-
sidaal WHO assumes the important position Of
editor Of daily journal in a city of sixteen
thousand inhabitants, ought at least to know
some little about Stats matters. But the above
isserroga,ory not only shows that he is igno-
rant Of an important matter, but that he is
such blundsnng ass as to show it to all his
readers. The Gazette 10 informed that not an
acre OF the 100000 acre grant was selected in
either Lucas or Clark, but that the whole amount
vas selected in Alamakee, Winneshick, Clay
ton, Clinton, and few nor thern counties.
The editor Of the Gazette will do well to re.
member that times are hard, money scarce
md credits obtained with great difficulty. He
aalGld therefore be careful of his present
sunlr stock Of dirty linen. And to prevent
An ;s,Nre any further exposure of his ic-
loanee. be should ask Old Timber or some
ether individual who knows something about
Saie affairs, il4.ead Of hurting his silly ques-
tNls through his own columns.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

Regana SIENNA,
rs. District Court Des Moines County.
Peter SIENNA. Notice Of Trial
DETER sENNA:-Sir, you hereby notified that
on the 18th day OF April, A. D. 1855, suit was com.
need by Regana Senna you, in the District Court
OF Des Mones county State Of Iowa, for DIVORCE ard
thecustody of your mutual child Jacob on account
OF wfui absence for the space OF three years total
y abandoning herr the notice Of said by tho
proper officer returned to the April said court
found, whereupan said ordered that notice
be given you by publication. Nov therefore unless
You make defence TO said suit, before the morn.
ing OF the second day Of the term OF said court
De begun and holden In Burlington Des Mones county,
Iowa, the fourth Monday OF July, A. d. 1885, the
prayer Of said petition will be granted.
CHARLES b. DARWIN,
4st GEORGE Y. DARWIN,
Plainsi6 . Att'ys.
Publish weeks In Weekly Havk-Eye. Burlington,
Iowa. A. J. MESSENGER,
june1 Clerk District Court
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eBWe were shown Saturday samples OF gold
from Flint, dug nine miles from this CITY,
the person who had it being very enthusiastic
in the belief that it existed there in considera-
BILE quantities and could be mined when the
water subsidized.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

CbUGHs, BaoNcHITIs.-The entire freedom from all
deeterious ingredients and opiates renders "BRowNs
BRONCHIAL TRocuEs," or Cough and Voice Lozenges,
safe remedy for the most delicate female youngest
child and has caused them TO be held in the hgest es-
TEEN by clergymen singers, and public speakers, gen
orally. june5-dwlw
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

RoBBERrES.-We learn that on Thursday
night Of last week, various houses in New Bos-
ton, Dallas City, and Oquawka, we're entered by
burglars, and much property stolen. We have
not yet ascertaiued the particulars.
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HEAD OYr.--The official head Of Robert W

HEAD Orv.--The official head Of Robert w.
Davis, U. S. Marshal for Michigan, is now roll
ing in the ditch. His neck was brought TO the
block YESTERDAY, at the government guillotine
in Washington. Johns. Bagg, OF this city, has
been appointed U. g. Marshal in his place
Probably the State never had more prompt
or efficient officer than Mr.. Davis has BEEN
hut he was friend to the Hon. G. T. Stuart
That tells the story.-Detroit Advertiser.
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% The house Of Rev. Horatio Ilsley, upon
Rock River west Of Chicago, was on Friday
morning last swept away while all the occu.
pants were in their beds, ten in number. All
were drowned save Mr.. Ilslcy, who miraculous.
iy escaped. This is one of the most heart-rend-
ing calamities that has come to Us, of the doinps
of the winds end the floods during the present
disastrous spring. A mother and eight children
OF all ages from infancy to seventeen years of
age, drowned without moments notice. The
family was one much loved and esteemed in
that community.
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Lheest-DuII, u ED6e.
whiskey--Sales 800 bblD Ct 2l02lk &c.

Persons holding land warrants cannot do bet.
ter than have them located BY W. i. Ross Co.
Their system Of dong business 10 the best posi-
Bile, and ensures the entry Of good land If any
is to be had. The best of Iowa lands come
in market on the 7th inst--At. Pleasant Home
Journal.
All the Government lands in the State are
now in market. There is therefore policy in
buying warrants ar soon Is possible.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08
Charleston = C. Jnne /;

Inc Ioveinment steamship Atlantic arrived
70 DAY frem key West with troops for F. Moul-
tfie: She reports the q. s. steamer Water Witch
~ hey West on the Sd. She was taking in
coai, and void leave the next day on a cruise.
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Shake and Burnt Shake and Burn
Shuke and kSurn!

Shake and Burn!
This Is the life of agony endured by the sufferer from
Fever and Ague He wanders like uncertain shad
ow, knowing what moment he may be Frustrated
and therefore dsinclned to give any serious attention
business He is burden to himself and burden to
his friends who worn out in administering to his
This is the condition Of thousands in town and
country. 1t is exaggeraon to say that Fever and
Ague kills people than any twenty other diseases
in America. For and speedy cure Of thsterribe
affection, take great pleasure in recommending DR..
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, which have al
ready achieved wide reputation for rapid and power
full effects in renovatng the system Frustrated by this
0ease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
june1-1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-08

THE GOLD ExcfrEMENr.-A party Of our citi
zens, inflamed by thirst for wealth, went gold
hunting in various sections of the city, the
other day. They consumed two days and q
gallon and half of whiskey, and returned
penniless.
B.-They were not "out collecting"
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.
Prepared By Cornel,ns \. 1Aeesemdn, N. D., Es0
York Cify.o
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
In their operation and certain In correcting I'll regu
iaries Painful removing al distractions,
whether from cold Otherwise headache, palm In the
side, pApitation OF the heart, disturbed sssp which
arises from interruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, % they win bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies who have
been disappointed In the use Of ether Pills, place
the conndencsin Dr. Cheesemans Pills doing all
that they representa- do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, % mis-.
carriage would certainly result thereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable. and from anything inju
Siousto life or health. Explicit directions. which should
be read, accompany each box. Price $780, Sent BY
nall on enclosing u TO Da. ConanIus l. CHsssxAAn,
Box A.bsi, Post once. New York City. Sold By one
Druggist in every iowa In the United States.
i. d. HUTCHING6.
General Agent for the Unitsd States,
##s48& 166 Chambers st., New York,
70 whom AL Wholesale orders should Be addressed.
sold by eoUisss BLoss. Durlingten. lssvte- bply
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10000 Agents Wanted!
A GOOD THIKGl

"A MEDICINE that - Ne Cheaey!-
GeHns -, !. LaM |" hnOSs IN EEvEn Will
the Wholesale Agents for the States OF Missouri Ar
kansas Illinois Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota
Kansas, Nebraska and New Mexico, for
Coggswell's Antiphlogistic Salt;
perfect substitute for Bleeding Clustering Leech.
ing, an will appoint town and county Agents on lib.
era terms.
eB Price % per box, by retail can be sent BY mall
Address l. .. BOYLE 3 CO.,
junel-w6m Boonvills, No.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIRLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atthe
ID store ofMessrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
Burlington where English German, Swedish and Welsh
Bibles and Testaments may always be found ~ cost
vrices. nov6
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much Aoins easss ~ bhas q - zoos 70 for ezsa%
nya Ulour aull. on1ss o. - 0003 81.
Wheas-Agarket opens quiet and dsm. eatee 1890
beeh q &c for Chicago SPRING u 90 for bed winter
Wssesrn d % loF White Mich and Ind.
Kye-Sseady. Sales 81 6SQ46sc.
Con-DuIi Sales Is 000 bush at 5s0 SIC for damaged
70 good mixed vsstsfn; 7107oc for yellow southern
Pssk-AinrkSt dun and prices dropping. Sales l0V
bbls q III 81 Tor meas, ana GA 90 il 20 Cor prime
Beef-Qnict ana unchanged.
Gut Meate-Dull.
Lard--Rules heavy. Gales $50 Ibis III II db1lhc.
Butter Dull sales at 121lsc for Ohio, and $50
20c for State. At
Cheese-DI, NJ 3WSc. @
whiskey--Saies 800 bbls q 2102ikc.
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cE- w. Z. Thompson, the person who was
arrested here, . short time since, for an at.
ten pit to pass counterfeit money, aud was out
on bail, was killed BY the storm at Ellison. HIS
bondsman, who was at the same place, was
badly Injured.
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June

- bOStOH, June z.
The brig Helen Jane from Truxilo and schoo.
ner Citizen from San Domingo, arrived here
Yesterday, report having been boarded by
boats IRON British war vessels in the Gull, but
received civil treatment.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
/0E nm


{S5,OOO,)
WILL be paid by either Of the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Conway, Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.
of Harrisburgh, Pa,
TO any who shall honestly sustain by fire to
that amount, of property covered by their Policies
The money is on hand and will be paid PROMPTLY
The man who wants 1t, has only call the Agent and
get his Policy.
Also. the same sum will be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF Hartford, Conn, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE co
OF Hartford, Conn,
to any holder OF of their Policies for that am cunt
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand aud apprtciats
the value OF Policy OF LIFE Insurance Cal, and re,
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without cha and
learn more of the subject
The aggregate capital Of the above named Compa-
MES is
-Four Millions Of Dollars!
~ Policies issued for any amount desired
aprT III. II. HAWLEY Agent
Jefferson ST. opposite CoolbauPh It Brooks Tank
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sE We enjoyed IA luxury, yesterday, in thu
shape Of green peas-the first of the season.
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new York, June Z.
nour-Market . shade better with fAir demAnd. In
nart Tor export spsculaon. galss l9000 bbls %
- 0oN8 O. for super sass - l00k2O fsE sstsa seats
1S 0O4 90 for supss western. canadian 11ouS, not
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TWe saw gentleman Saturday who had
succeeded in washing gold, in very small parti-
cles. from the soil in union township.
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The Memphis TENN Ledger says:

with the subsidence Of the waters on the
Arkansas shore, mosquitoes are becoming SO
thick that the sun sets fifteen minutes too soon,
its rays being obscured by the swarming in
sects, as they were by the clouds Of arrows Al
the battle Of Pharsalia. A man ca stand 10
liopetie.d, and with his stick write US name in
the murky cloud. A citizen of the Swamp tells
US that he saw . huge mosquito sharpening his
bill with tomahawk, and Charles ellis says be
was taking . snooze in Hope6eld on Sunday,
when one perforated the skin Of his left heel
INV ards Of three inches, and then broke hia
neck in the effort to get loose"
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: O : S It O
New Downtown Barber Shop.

JAMES o. WINE, Proprietor.
+ HAVE the pleasure Of announcing 70 the citisens
OF Burlington that have opened, with ali the mod.
ern improvements drst cass Barber shcp, two doors
from Water, Jefferson street., north dde. Intending
that should be conducted purely scientific princ.
pies and In an artistic manner, have employed two
eminent Tonsors, thoroughly verssd In their business,
having each stood high In the profession In the cities
81, Louis and New Orleans, respectively. With keen
and smooth instruments, Immaculate linen and thor.
oughly fitted up and yell kept room, clear Of loafeSS,
my friends and the public In general are very cordially
invited to call. Go
I apr22-dtfw4t Ef# 3Ga JAM0 O. WINE.
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-FOUR THOUSAND. STOVES

GtOMSTOCk Il CO., Of Quincy, Ils., have
~ opened Marerooms Jefferson, between Main
and Third Streets, where they selling at Retail
Stoves Of their manufacture at WHOLESALE
prices for cash. This will save the purchaser FIVE
DOLLARS on all leading Stoves. Our Patterns are
mostly and Of the most approved styles
among which are
QUINCY CITY,
PRAIRIE STA TE,
HA VA EYE STATE,
HO7-AZR PREMIUM
COAS7OGK'S COAL COOK.
Also Coal Crates, Sugar Kettles, Cast Tea Kettles
and Waffle Irons all OF which win be sold 40 above,
together with our large stock Of
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Bach's American Compound.

0dCu AMeTlCau COMPOUND.
The Greatest Remedy Ina the World.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs liberated and Sore Throat, scrofua,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fluor
Albus Tor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth
Piles, Diarrhcea, Weak Stomach In fact in any
Weakness. inflammation, or Impure
Blood
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Having used
your Bach's Americ an Compound in number OF the
above named cases, can cheerfuly recommend 1t ns
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. n. Belts, n. d.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r., August 81, 1856.
We have huAdreds Of Certificates from Physicians
corroboraung the above statement, which We pro
dace II necessary. SEQ Backs Rect. Rcoks and CIR
cularsJor Ctrfifcdt<s.
L For sale by sQUIREs BLoss, Burlington, ans
Dealers In Medicine generally.
n COVENTRY / CO.,
Successors to p. v. II. Coventry 4 Coy
Sole Proprietors, 50 6eneses st., Auburn, n. X.
novi3-bply
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The FIRsr WHITK MAN BoRN IN kESTcKf.
The first white man born in Kentucky ID still
living, and is residing in that State. His name
is Captain Enoch Boone, nephew Of the great
pioneer, Daniel Boone. His farm Is on the Ohio
River, at the mouth Of Salt River. He was
born shortly after Col. Boone's second expedi :
ton TO Kentucky, and is consequently greatly
advanced in years, but is hale and hearty and
very cheerful, and Is fond Of relating the thrill.
ling scenes which he Witnessed during theJsariy
days of the I" dark and bloody ground He Is
said to resemble in striking degree his re
nowned uncle, both in form and feature.
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TIE 6rokx II 6cHUYLER Coz srS, 4
'asesourg Democrat Of Wednes. ~, 10 GA. ~
ONE account Of the calamity at Elli>on, says
We also learn thet the storm visit. ID Wataga
uo no material damage, except 70 blow
.l one or two shops. A small town IN schoy-
ss.' s,ssOhty vas destroyed, but no lives lost We
sssla not learn the name Of the town. lit con-
- u only eight or ten omau houses.
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DORT FOitOs and writing Desks
L PAPER Mache and Morocco Port Folios, Writing
Desks Fancy Work Boxes, etc. Just received and
for sale by J p BROWN
aug13 Rarret House Building IA 81
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re- As there 10 no rise at or above Dubuque,
we may look for . speedy subsidence OF the
waters. The rise is mostly from the Iowa river.