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C~.~s Cese~asr-Isas Day.
errxs VI toru-Sps GA tsrm-Noe 81, W, g. %, 9e,
&C. 60 ILL., ic2 os ios leo, ir7, los, lcs lilo, Ill.
e,r,r~ corn.-scs 6is, Of, CSC. Itss I'LL, lila,
s.s, e12 stl
U,rss s.a We n@'. On cosrr Nos Is, "a. 81, ss, 80,
a. es e. 90 f2 "a ~, 70
corxos run -rAr, ines ole. 4e2, $50. i,sc. 1858,
tot ists. tro >cr, lees, ttee fi fl2, i173. t474
PAt 2-Nos T3 l7so isr5 10 ifsg Inclusive 6i2, 1zi2
Knex's sun.mey Hass.--Ths Csrs Attest "fIit''
a. s- sessce Nuxs BE, prdcetcn Ur"u Il hs has eK-
rsnetd ts e'a ,sn slt srp.reee. snd he result s an
arhwvv inert n ie' wsy Of sa m.scg that d-hsts the pub
hc ~rc give IN be rv-'s "a c~iax erhrey ~nd
broadway, al his u.ua price, o<p
Brown srS SILVER Gssy ccIWrrst Straw Hats,
The Two pIolAsh. colo for WAL For sAle BY
A. LELAlto 4 co, so Broadway.
GEES in's Dress Hats for suznmcyy-A wASse
telo fer choice. eEklr, no zl4 Broadway.
Evesy style OF Hat scv summer, ~
1knlS's, NO. ga broadway
Ne Beaver c.seimeress, GxN1N'S No. 2il Broadway.
TIE Beaver Bst-A Supcs bly, R1nisho<l Cas-
eeHexe AID In rare of New y0k
A Large AHoytDeEt OF straw Hats. In
evosy variety and style at WHITES, the halter las Fulton
stxecS-
Geo. Saunsevss Metallic Tablet Rsaor StrOpl
6uciLe The posi- e For sale By j.
aeAUhDERS No. AAsor House.
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Strangers la Town Obtain q Correct
chronological examination asily st FOWLER WELLS.
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new PevSvms for tine SeasOr--Dvssq.~s
serrra extracted from the vd flowers OF Ner,o. Ffy
c.ns per bottle. Prepared BY fhALoh SON. sT Broad
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out Re tloed a. III hours (0ish and cayl
AZ yhflese Mt No i:S Nassau street. near Beck
mar street. opposite hess 1oasey's depot New
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PETERSBURG, Va, Juno TO- 1858
Rayiias The negro kidrspper, tried IN the Circuit
Cour. tcray before Juoge Nash, found guilty ana
pcsd to the per rtary for forty years eight on
each indictment against him. Srpkins, his associate,
10 be tried 10 morrow.
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Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Sewing 6lachaness
Cfnce 3fJ Broa6w AZ, Ne " York

Rarthoirs Sew Ing Machines -Omcs $50
sroadusy AGENTS wauts1 Address 1Sn Post once.
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Gray Halr.--WIIson's Hsir Co1orer Grs-
duay changes gray color 10 glossy black or BROW
water; no trouble; bad smell Price only 2 cen,s sd
thc agency Grand stree corner OF Allen In NE drug
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DR.. q. III. Marshall, the great Cstsrrb Phy-
clan Sun ct st. Fchoas Ho ell New ork performing
uir.cuIous cures hours, 10 70 Consultation
free.
prrry's TrscOpaerOss n the Best and
Ell article for dressing besuy clesndng curnr
preserving and Restoring the hair. Ladies NY soa oy
Ill sruqs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

LATE DISCOVERIES IN PATnoLoeY show TIA,
very many OF the diseases which afIlict man
kind arise from imparisy of the blood This
has long been suspected but b only laesly
known. In consumption tubercles are found
TO be sedimentary deposite from the blood
Dropsy, Gout, Cancers, Ulcers and Erupsions.
al arise in disordcred deposites from the blood.
Bilious diseases and fevers are caused solely ~
its deranged unhealthy state, and even the de-
cline Of life follows wsnt Of vitality in the
blood. In view Of these facts DR- ARA do.
signed bis Cdtkaytic Pit especially 70 purify
and invigorate the blood, and hence 10 believe
% arise lie unparalleled success In controlling
and curing disease. Medical Journal. I'd
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INTERESTING 70 GAMBLERs.-A bill 20 punish
professional gamblers BY sAippiHg has passed
the lower house Of the South Carolina Leeisla-
ture. Il provides that in addition 70 the pun.
ishment already provided By law, that the guilty
party shall receive not 70 exceed thirty nine
lashes.-The papers do not state whether stock
gamblers are included in the bene6cent previ-
sions of this bill II 3sa 4 ~ Ese@ C.
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"NoNREsInENr" LANDs.-Parties 90 fortunate
IS to own lands in this State should remember
that their taxes for 1857 should BE- paid this
month. Those unable to pay their taxes per-
sonaliy can have their business promptly attend.
ed to 10 any part Of the State through the
agency Of Nessrs. w. +. Ross L Co, NJ.
Pleasant. sM 5-
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Proxrese-Downw.ard,

The principal 10 this, and will ever remain ID
force, that men, BY nature, are free.-Conti-
neutral Congress, 1915.
1t is conceded, on al hands, that the right
to be tree can never be alienated-Continenta
Congress.
1t is among my first fishes 10 see some plan
by which Slavery in this country may be abOl-
ished by law.-Washington.
Slavery is contrary to the law Of nature and
Of nations.-William Writ.
Slavery 10 repugnant to the principles Of
Christianity; It prostrates every benevolent &C.
ton OF the human heart.-PAtrick Henry.
The way, hope, is preparing, under the
auspices Of Heaven, for q total emancipation
Jefferson.
The South nov maintains that Slavery 10
right, natural and necessary, and does not de-
pend on the differences Of complexion. The
laws Of the Slave States justify the holding OF
white men in bondage. Richmond Enquirer.
Slavery 10 the creature Of local Law, and
can claim neither protection, existence nor re-
cognitiol 10 the Constitution Slavery does
not and cannot exist in Kansas while Il RENAME
! Territory. The Constitution neither protects
nor recognizes Slavery in the Territories
Lewis Cass. 4
Slavery existed 1t that period (l854) and
still exists in Kansas, under the Constitution Of
the United States. This has at last beer de-
cided by the highest tribunal known TO our laws.
How It could ever have been seriously doubted
Is mystery. Buchanan 10 his Siilman
Letter. t4
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A $4,000 HINr TO Ma. BuCHASAx.--In the
New York Hotel, prior to the Pennsylvanl Oc-
tober election, there assembled. many wealthy
gentlemen, then, if not NOS, Buchanan men,
who raised $4,000 to stem the Fremont tide in
Pennsylvania, then the focus and burning point
Of the whole Presidential election. The money
did the work, and in October the Buchanan
ticket was carried-which sign first started
Northern Buchananisn, aud secured the sub.
seQuent November vote. 3 szfzsee sssSsI
All these "a, 900 gentlemen, every one, nov,
It 10 believed, are grieved and PANIED W Mr..
Buchaasn'a interference in our New York local
elections, aad the contemplated pnnishment Of
NJ. AcKeoD, because hs refused 70 support Mr.
Wood for Mayor, solely on accosas Of his bad
pevsoaai ckarsctss--snd which personal ,harac.
Ter IL such that .'the ibelled" man dare not
take il into court Of justice, before jury Of
his countrymen. Nost Of these 10000 gentle-
men have personally sent their remonairances
70 Washiagteaa againss the removal ia. 7.
Expeess. . s. gsss,se,.,,, s -
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sPECImRN ENnuav,rc

a. we desife 70 place In the hands o. ever -
Who proposes to get up club, ana aIeo a. sv.y,
acopy Of the engraving Of @LNg Last SUPPL l.
Specimen, each applicant incleaiog ~ o. Mn zoo,
engraving. POSTPAID By return mail alsp 80
our publications and one OF the numhereS erh-r rE
receipts, emitting the holder 70 the Maaaan~ ore
and 10 chance In the dissribusiou. nj 81 + y
only TO those who desire TO act agents OF o for.
Address OAkSMlrH 90 v
deedl No. I'll Bro0AVnV. U~u -
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H. T...s.. =. ,@sss ~ .s.s -
80 II. = "a 1iil i.sfodses iaae -
TA"IN J 80 49,. 80 49, ~ . q sess'ssa g I.
.1.: :. =. I 49,. ..S -: Aee0p so1 0ocsss
1870 - ysas 1s@ l&3ya9S SnNk sa2 AE -
sAa.S . ~ 49, ssle1 saoslss " - Peo1.'
a. q ~ Conasieueica. ~. sIas ~ ~ :,
any subeexuent LeeisIesure ~ srhmit "A ~
psopis whether they yin csll I Ccnycn,Ioo y
a1send a. alter he vAole CoNseiene,sa, ThE
will meet ths aSpeovel, d eveey Ds~deesaiI
Senator.
-. Dsspafehe. so the Psst]
=, - Ososass 49, ~ 49, esken 0souadA 49,
= si1er = inserfapung the transit feute. --1h>
- w sssss ~ 1922 ensaeee. 4sa
= I0omOs 70 ne senate, and ~. Qutt1a1
- LOU, Wsn o.ef moesens o. leaday
ssc,nss 80 Aaos.es posseys so eesena WosAsS
80. =. oeyss s.nsea aass eaghI ~ esssses1
Their deliberations az supDoeed y relxr = ~
Utah expsdisios. ana q ~ - nssns n -
inforcine Col Iohnsoe.e go, =
Walker - foemeily denanded i.ae,,i1, fros,
ths u. .. eovemnens e. ~ oatraee isaIceel
= - e'Ssnsos Y N0n. Iagesae- n.
~. ~ DSp.scnes e 80 A10ene. :.
q. ~ I 49, .os4 os@ossano nsaCels 20 =
sof Leco0pfon Notwithstanding the slavery
NJ. Stephens. or Ga. Chairman of The Com
nittes % Territories. means % report Mipne-
sofa and Kansas in one bin, and ~ 70 drive il
through By the previous questioa, without going
800 - S,''"''''''ss = 80 v1ss'
I'll f8aa Zaneeville, o., Jan. 3.
Dr.. Spaugler, IN old Physician or this place,
was instantly killed yesterday % ~ was enter
ing bio residence, ~ piecs 81 iros, shoe from
i small cannon that sonne ANAL hove vera NAV
- $50 IN
II tss ~ Bostou. Jan. /. e.
There ID very ittls observance 81 New Year,s
Day here. Business 9oes on a usual.
7 The New City Library was iuaueur,ted with
interesting ceremouies.
Mr.. Daniel w. GOOeh Of Nelrose vae n0mi.
mated By the Republicans TO-DAY % repeesent
the 7th District il PLACE or n. Banks. ~,
.s5s s.ss
-. r.Ne W orleans, Dec. ~. MI
Inc Nicarag1an meeting was large and very
mense feeling. Strong 1enunciatorv resolntione
were adopted. The ,neetinr i rim n ss.s;on
9PM as1f~a7
aa
-, norfolk, ", ian. 2
ne z: ? s.ooP o. War. vitn 6en. walkers
men' arrived 10 hampton Roads 70 day. All
"en'
#ss4 A9 uo.., . ~
showed mere nearly gu day Yesterday and
TO day. The weather ~ fine, mild and clear
mercury 10 degrees above zero.
! yF nr.
Z Tho weathep n cl0n6v hnra--,;cl -a.A A.
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SHARP.--As We we're tfaves sing the streets
o. rhursday, with medical friend, We came il
eoaeace vilh crowd Of listeners 10 the sl0
quence Of Celtic gentleman, Who was listle
high, and very good-natured. A. be saw "
ssning. he ceased bis harangps and exclaimed,
s:By the tavern, there's the Doeses, gsausnes;
The Doctor ID one Of me best frisads-hs has
made - happy" 81
Docsov. (some What slatsd. - why, my friend,
sbes havs Idoos % uaks yoa happyt"
Cell. 'Faish, sis. ~ we're The manes . ssnd.
ing mo child 10 lleaven.r
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First Raek.

shah do much better next week. Ii 10 m -
tnat does the business. Kve-ybody wants he 100
inG You may calculate upon nom one TO tive ~
subscribers from me this Winter. am rolrs /. NV
Spring."
with such Inducements - We os+r, anybody -
sam snoscri0ers. We invite svery genilsnsa -
employment, and every lady who desires : -
a0Ssy-making occupation 70 appsy d enc. n ?
agency. Applicants shosld ineiese Is eenls fors -
men copy OF the Magasine, which will always \ r
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= small locofoco editor says, that IL occasion
arise, We shall find him good At biting and
scratching. He ID more accommodating than most
vermin. They generally bite aud let you scratch
for yourself.-Lou Jour.
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~ The ''Blues" we're out on New Years
Day, aud paraded for some time, making calls
on their friends. They made q very fine ap
pearance. and marched in thorough style.
We understand that they are to give Ball
on Friday evening next, At Grimes Hail. The
German "Rides" Of this place, and the "Grays'
{ very pleasant time 10 expected. We are
further informed that no tickets will be sold to
any but those who are iavited-thus remedying
the evil Of . -pfomiscuous crowd. 8oa
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Coon HIr.-The Loda Garden State gets on
the following sharp one:
why 10 Nebraska shinplaster like an i'm.
penisent sinner Because il don't know that ito
redeemer livesh." sis4#e
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IL SoAE " Polc " has indited song for the
edihcation Of Editor and Post Master Gray, OF
Cleveland. We find it in the Cleveland Herald
and copy the chorus under the impression that
il contains suggestions which may prove useful
to eeace-holders here away -
Thea pull OF your boots Gray, lightly you must
tread,
And take all the fancy steps according,
IL you don't "Old Buck will cut of your
head,
And send you on the other side Of Jordan.
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IsesAaf-Vil 60 yeq ~ - wv ~
- fissa + - eAst3 VI ". -
FspiA loeklag demsse-.paA knos, -.
ssps 4 - that saas nskss svssy tAiag -.
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No FR1GD0M FOR FEEH LovERs.-The Free
Love establishment at Ludlow, Mass, which had
been in existence for year or two, has been
broken up, and Edward Alvord, chief of the a.
mily, sent to the House Of Correction, as va
grant. Some ofshe parties had previously been
tarred and feathered out they stuck to the place
all the more
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sss = = saeG g see $780, lslas g
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ais ~ - - hncAanan.
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u u seor Wnsse > ~ fese Aaseesf where are
'A sssss - hays been ed and panpssed at the
paolie esi6f q hey have any spark d graft
~ ssda. laasse - saAsswse. they Win asw rally %
h - slAoesrd Il Old Beck. Every 90 Of the
- Doeelas ffee1e1 eAsiekers. when they came up
-, - ths sqsaaae spssrsigaty platform j. 1854,
sa'i - sais = losA. sasarksd In tAis sssssne q
" s1Asssy sxssuiea, end agreed % he ne q
nsans TT = wicked and damnabis q those OF
a. ~ - - 1870 - " 80.
sael absat 1Asy - Gov looking - sansuoenaoes
!. !, 80 = heseA = thosgh they had nes oeen M
tsigsias aad vestiag and lying Tor thres years
70 cAset - swind's ost Of their rights the very
=, - toe wheA thsy IRE now shriektnS! Two
bs yeafs go they uess ready to cay their prayers
Il - Dasy Aashhea, aasingsslov, Clay Pate, Clark
- Ttag = psadsal saints In the Prolaavery
80 OUcA, and throw up their caps whenever
Yankee vas killsd and scaIped Invas'onsfrom
Missouri wsss jsssiasd-she sacjugasion Of the
r. Ssssitssy OF Kansas 70 the rule OF Missouri hsm-
a. padse ee4s q laws that, q Cass said. was
~ diagEass - ~ essntsy and - lclvihsat'on,-
w sAes sssnA nesssaess ta approving ~ se sae
feeple q Lea. = nIaess' q a'enleae, o'o1.o
and indiana ssse ssised ana pooee0 ~ ~ s"e.1
g vAssaolse vases p snssr vay, sna sne" sen' oscA
40 nsosooees y per" OF sneir "ses' ever 70
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aes 70 - sse We anu osa 49, 'e''eu
neaseoeayv asssas. ~ "a sss I
why are sssss gaping Sinners. whose snfoa's
wessss eeveseoss oes year seo' nov sssa'n'0g
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ssss. ~ - - - = - - - = $500
spseD1A rgoUNnne. Hker ~. 49, = -
psse ~ eosslY ssesl- pssss saesavhe' ~
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asd Win pssssns 3 csey = n u go.
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BoxvIRE IrRx.-A very interesting little cpl
sode took place on Friday night, among those
juvenile rowdes whose parents are, too lazy or
too wicked. to keep them at home. A crowd
of them pilfercd some boxes from German,
who, detecting them in the act, threw brick
among them. They called out reinforcement
and gave him chase. He gained the shelter Of
a beer house, and eluded them; but a long time
after, they caught him on Main street and beat
him most numerically with clubs. An Ilish-
man interfered, and the little sepoys thrashed
him.
We wish to ask il the heads Of families in the
city Of Darlington consider it an honor 20 them
selves to have their boys, from five years old to
twenty, rowing in hordes about the street At
midnight, stealing and swearing disturbing the
peace ofthe city by all manner of boisterous
and riotous proeeedings-disgracing themselves,
their families, and their town. curse to com.
munity, and satire upon civilization. We are
perfectly aware that every father Of Burling-
ton boy is satisfied that every boy in town, ex-
cept his. is in these marauding parties. And
We therefore most earnestly request them to
TRY it ON" some night. An acquaintance Of
ours, for instance, has . boy whom he ''knows"
to be perfectly innocent Of everything save in
telligence and gendemanliness. The FIRST time
we ever saw that boy, he was with bevy Of
on Washington street, assanl,ing
('juss for fun. y an old man who vas travelling
on foot to his home outside the city. We hope
that such proceedings win be stopped. If We
can do nothing sslse with these fellows, throw
them into the river. They had better be DROWN
cd to day than hung ten wears HENCE.
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!. THE TRooPs IN KAksAs.-It will, we know,
surprise our readers to learn that President
Buchanan has collected thirty five companies Of
troops in Kansas. This force will number, all
told, over three thousand fighting men; at least
double the force now in Utah. How important
the enslayement Of Kansas is 10 this Admins.
tration can be fully realized when we know that
the skeleton army now on the Plains, amid saw
age Mormons. was detainsd in Kansas, awaiting
the arrival OF troops to take their place in that
territory, until the ateness Of the season brought
the cold and the enow to cut off the animals Of
the Utah expedition before the troops could
reach safe and winter quarters Tlisse troops,
at last accounts, we're dragging along 1t the rate
Of three miles day, and may be forced, by ia
mine at their backs, to enter Salt Lake City at
the point Of the bayonet, or to die in the at
tempt. How utterly every other consideration
sinks into insigni6cance when measured by the
importance OF securing slavery to new State.
CT, vcland Herald. e
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s,@ lsARcEsr.-A man named Thul, living In
Louisa coan,y, went into Harris Auction Store
on Friday, and purchaser an overcoat, giving
in exchange an uncurrent bill. While Mr.. h.
was out, aseertaining the value Of the bill, the
man managed to elude the clerks, and vamosed.
He was captured about sixteen miles from town,
and brought back and lodged in jail.
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AND YET ASorHER-To the list of newspa-
pers sustaining old Bucks Kansas policy in
Iowa 10 to be added one more-the '.North
Iowan, printed at Usage, Mitchell County, and
probably under Land Office influence. There
are therefore three papers-Dubuque North
West, Davenport Democrat and Usage Jowan--
which support the party. Time and Executive
patronage will doubtless add to the number.
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The LANGUAGE or THE ANCIENT RoxAxs.-
Old Quintilian would have stared and rssped
had he been present in the Circuit Court, this
morning, when Que Of the learned counsel arose
and said that he had come recteSa in cwriom.
We had supposed that Joe Mills code had
abolished this sort Of thing in our Courts.-Na.
olson wis State Jour.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

sa q "A fSea1o q euss has iese valuable beas
. vsr gasad1st. d vas loss ea chsisemss Day. b..
'Asoeen shs Ppss o. and she residence Of Col.
David, % ths Asgasts road. II The AnAsr will
leave Il q this e0es, be shall be rewarded
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

= UsE OF PosrA0s SrAHrs AS SEALs.-A write
In he National Iptelligencer suggests, a. pro-
lection against tho Paul Pry curiosity which
prompts some people to open the self.sealing en-
velopes nov in use, and read what Is intended
for other eyes than their own, that letter wri.
ters 70 The stomp - . SEAL This would be eff
fecsaaI IL the psssmasters would stamp theif
mail mark over IL, which doubtless they would
do; and, besides this security, the delicacy Of
the postage stamp itself would prevent any At
tempt 70 remove it, without the certainty Of de.
faeemens and detection.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

s-.4 Hess Pipes.
The Fire Wardens recently appointed are
0akiAg very necessary examinations Of oil
i ehinnsys ssovs-pipes and flues throughout the
City They have taken the military steps to
form . regular Fire Brigade Company Of the
Fire WArdens., For that purpose they held
their 6rst meeting on Wednesday evening, and
! adopesA thsssssh systen OF examination.
Each wsrdsn y 70 be provided with . memo
randum book In which be will note down all
tAe exposures Of each building, both outside and
interior. ~,
Thsy also ssselved TO compel all owners and
= occupants II haildings to conform atrieely to
the laws Of ths city, entitled 90 Ordinances to
Prevent Iires." when they have made the ex-
aminasions required Of them, they will deposite
!, shsie ,maneesndsa books with the City Re-
essase. fer ~ psspses Of having the surveys
: chat tbey make reported IN due form to the
CITY Council, therefore enabling the Cornell to
sbtais : perfect knovledge Of the situation Of
I ~ builaipss ID ths city. When this il done
tho Cosacil 60 detsrmine, without trouble, the
opsspssesy Of Pa1isg any new laws for the fur
thef prevsssion Of 6res. g.
/, We would advise every occupant Of any
building. uhethss tenant or owner, 70 read our
less sow b lsses On this subject and not wait
6oe III Warasss 70 command him TO change or
altes Ais ~ her ssovs.pipe which 10 put up con-
trary and IN direct violation Of law. Osr laws
IN thia paesicular are very strict; and as but
fsr ever read thsm, We would advise the City
tCosncii 10 have them printed in the form Of .
eisSalar, and distribute them in every house
.throuEhout The cisy. Nobody will accuse Ne Of
being sel6sh - he adviee q prias, when Il is
tsaderstood hat every penny's worth is sure 10
70 . The 0asette. z.s e. ia8s.ss IS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1858-01-05

u joseph Lsfner, the murderer, has been
tried and sentenced to be hung on the Sosh Of
April next he murdered Horton and his wife
in July last.