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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25


This instrument-one Of the most valuable in
any laboratory-mads for him place among
scientific men, aad his Subsequent labors, dis
eovefiss and iavsatioas In his favesite pursuits,
soon gave him . reputation among his pssrs in
an Chsistsndom. He vas elsctsd 70 the Chair
Of Chemistry In the Univsrsity Of Pennsylvania,
ia 1878. and allsd Il With great credit ID. him
self and pro0t % the institution, for nearly 90
years. when ags sad Increasing in6fnities com.
PEELED hin 70 resign.
Some attention, 1t lsast, ought to be given to
the nososisas fact that there Ar In this city and
vicinity an unprecedented nsmbef Of mon pro.
ducsrs Of the very worst charactsr-persons
Who arc mot only . tar upon the industry Of
the town, living upon the earnings Of homes.
men, sbus worss still exercising most PERM
eioas iuAueaoss serrupting and demoralizing
our young men, tsaching them idlsness and I'm.
faithfalnsss 70 parents, guardians and en-
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We learn from oar city police and from others
entitled to know that there are more thieves
and pimps. and more houses devoted wholly or
By any possibility exist in any morally healthy
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

g Among the wonderful feass Of the late
wonderful storm sfs ths following: I've ladiss
tstth hoops) ~ers blown away q Kappa, m,
and havs not sines opened eos1espoadsncs
viii their ffieads. ~ Chspoa farm houss
was blown thrse band,sd Sess 8 tve Jumps
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

AN ANTI LECOMPToN SUNDAY ScHooL.-It is
to be presumed that all the Sabbath Schools in
Philadelphia are anti-Leeompton, but the SEN
timents of one of them came out in rather an
unexpected way last Sunday. An occasion. OF
unusual interest had brought very full attend.
ance on the exercises Of the school, and in
honor Of the event the pastor or rector of the
church, under whose care it is, delivered q
capital address, which was rather oddly inter-
rupted. He was giving the hundreds OF bright
and intelligent little people, who eagerly lis
tened to his simple and beautiful address, rea-
sons why they should love the Saviour.
He said: snow, children, YOU should love
Him because He is friend whom 1t is an honor
to have. Suppose you should get letter from
some one in the acknowledgements that be an
honor"
OF course, all the larger children said s.No!"
and the hundreds Of younger ones echoed sNo
Sir!"
"Well, them" said the minister, suppose
Gov. Packer would write to you--would that
be An honor"
The children, large and small, of course
shouted-"Yes, Sir"
"Now," pursued the speaker, "suppose Mr..
Buchanan, the President, should write . letter
to any one of you-would you not esteem that
. very high honor indeed?'
mere ensueu an AWFUL pause-tne Drlght faces
looked puzzled, the mischievous ones began to
laugh, and the younger ones looked anxiously
towards the elder scholars for their cue. The
talleE boys looked at each other moment, and
finally said, "No, Sir" and every child in the
school, great and small shouted out tumultu.
Ously, NO.. Sirr
The teachers all smiled, aud the speaker
laughed outright, but recovering himself in An
instant, he said, "Why, children, this ID all
wrong! Ike Mr.. Buchanan; so ought you
You ought to love everybody. had NO idea
Of talking politics to you" He then went on
TO ask them if they would mot like to receive
letter from Queen Victoria-'swho certainly was
! very estimable lady and the Queen of Eng.
land not being involved in s.Lecompton," the
children expressed an opinion that letter from
her majesty would be an honor.
The occurrence has furnished laughter to
arge circle for two days, SO we violate no CON.
idence in thus giving it to the public.-Phila-
2elphia Bulletin. Nav 8.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

~ Friday evening the Burlington City Wa.
ter Works ran away in most dangerous man
ner. We mean Antoine's water eask and horse,
the driver Of which, being too drunk to walk,
fell across the shafts behind the horse, inducing
him TO run At furious rate up Main street, un-
iii stopped by the Turner's ct Hawk-Eye Bridge.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

a. We were told BY gentleman who ac-
cidentAlly stepped into ten pin alley yesterday,
The wished to have us understand that he did
not habitually frequent such places,) that be
saw very ambitious and energetic gentleman
from the rural districts, with coat OF rolling a.
It were for dear life, or at any rate, for fame
The energetic character Of his ardent labors had
split his short clothes in manner to produce
rather picturesque effect, while he had run up
. score Of $6. The weather being toe wet to
pillow, the gentleman found il absolutely neces-
cary to restrain the redundancy Of his physical
energies in this refined and pleasing exercise.
The late money panic, which has knocked
down the price of grain to very low figure
and spoilad oil the land and lot speeulationa
has Whitfield down the luxuriant amusements
Of some of the farmera Two years ago when
wheat was one dollar and half q bushel. some
Of our rich farmers came to town upon market
days to buy surloin roasts and porter house
steaks, secure the services Of city BARRIERS. look
ct the fashions and taste the beverages in our
saloons, and per chance try hand At billiards
and nine pins, &c. All this has been changed.
Is isa melancholy fact that some of them bring
In hye pounds Of butter and tan dozen eggs,
buy their cofee, tee and sugar, and don't get
any roast beef, have learned to use their own
rasors. and are able to get lees expensive exer-
ciee 1t the tale Of their own plows than that
afforded at billiard or tsn-pin rooms. The
above IL the Only person We have lately heard
Of who stiA keeps up old habits.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

NoS-CoNDUcToRs.-Colonel Jones il gentle
man and a wit. The other day he was showing
the town to some ladies' from the TOD 81 IN
court house. One Of these asking him why The
lightning rod, where it was attached 10 ~
building for support was encased in piece Of
horn, the Colonel replied that horn Was ! non
conductor. lob, indeed" says the lady: ~
never knew that before" I" TO be sure" saws
the Colonel. :" Have you never observed that
when the boys have horn Or two they can't
conduct themselves properly y The great
height from the ground prevented the ladies
from faintinR.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

IHE BEST WAY TO PAIR OFF-Our Washing.
ton correspondent, says the N. Y. Pest Of the
18th, says:
In the House, yesterday, when the yeas and
nays were being called upon, the fnal passage
Of the bill for the admission Of Minnesota into
the Union, the clerk announced the name Of
''Silas N. Burroughs" there was no response
Again the clerk called .'Sias. NJ. Burroughs
but there was still no answer. Mr. Hoard, Of
New York, arose with countenance indicating
that some fun was brewing, and said: .sMr.
Speaker, desire to state to the House that my
colleague from the 3lst district has paired 81
is about pairing for the remainder Of the SEES
SION. This announcement produced shout Of
laughter from some Of the members who an
peared to be posted. The Union Of this morn.
ing explains the laugh thus:
MARRlED-In this city on the 18th inst, al
the Chuach Of the Epiphany, by the Rev. Dr.. Han,
Hon. Silas n. Burroughs, Of New York, and
Mss Charlotte s, youngest daughter Of s. Brint-
mall, ESD, formerly Of Watsrtown, New York.
The fair bride is said to be beautiful and &C.
complished, and this is the. twenty first ..rosy
month" of May she has experienced ia hfe.-
Mr.. Burroughs is forty-eight, with the bound
and givacity OF youth of twenty.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

Plymouth, Mass, May 22.
The trial Of Mrs. Abigail Gardner for poison.
ing her husband, the late r. NJ. al Hineham.
which has occupied the Supreme Court here
during the week, ended this morning by . YER
dict Of murder in the I'd degree.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

THE Com FKvER.-The excitement in shis
place relative to gold digging is growing more
intensp, aud bids fair to divert the attention Of
the people from every other pursuit, until The
matter - to whether the precious metal does
really exist amongst us, d fully investigated
and the facts Of its existence clearly ascertain
ed. In fact, It 10 already ascertained that there
is gold along the banks of the Des Moines, and
il has also been found in the bed OF Honey
Creek, yet how extensively it may exist, 10 but
conjecture. We have been shown specimens Of
quartSrock containing particles Of gold, look
ing very much like some We have seen which
were brought from California, and which are
pronounced by those who have been in Califor.
mia to be Of yearly equal value. Several pieces
Of solid metal have besn washed from the sand
on Honey Creek and have been submitted to
severe chemical testa, and declared to be pure
gold. We know nothing Of gold digging our
sell, but If native quartxrock, or black sand,
are amy indications Of the existence Of gold.
there is good reason to suppose that it exists in
the localities mentioned, in no uncomfortable
quantities. -Boone County News.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

Corespondence Of the NswjYork EveninsPe
Washingtom Hnsclligence.
Effect Of the Utah rnmoys in WasAin1ton- lr7.
the President wishes Nec Reyims.ts-W7
they gre T. go-7hs Appropriatioa, y
Needed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
81. Frederick,

To-day we publish the articles of incOr-
pOration of the St. Frederick Town Com
pany. At a recent election c. G. Don
SET was elected President, G. H. VIcK
ROY, Secretary, and c. A. FRrrDERo,
Agent of the Company.
St. Frederick, as u home readers are
aware. is a thriving interior village stu
ated nearthe western border of this coun-
ty, in the midst of a fine timbered and
well watered portion of the country. Its
inhabitants and those surrounding, are an
enterprising, industrious people, possess
ing all the requisites to build up a tow
of no small importance in a short period
Of time. When our columns r less
crowded than at present, we shall take
occasion 10 speak more at length of thu:
place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
WoUeT Creek Mills.

We take pleasure in calling attention OF
bose in want of lumber, to the advertise
usnt Of GREEN, SPR1NoLE & Co. Their
mill is situated in the midst of the heavy
TIMBER above this city, where they can
make choice Of the best qualities, and
consequently are prepared to furnish a
superior article Of lumber. Another i'm
portuut item, they have supplies of sea-
soned lumber; something rare in this
country.
This mill is the most extensive of any
thing of thelind we have visited in TIN;
western country. Beside the saving ma
shinerv, IL has attached a Lath Saw
and one Of the most improved PatenI
Single Machines by which the shing e'
are sawed out, making those, pronounced
BY wOtkmen, superior 10 any others
There are also several other ripping
avs in operation. All of which, tOgeth
yvah the skill and discipline Of the pro.
pHeiors, enables them to work into usefu
shape every particle of Undertaking
being wasted. We prediction this estab
lshment, with its machinery, perfect sys.
ten, and go-a-head-ativeness of its pro
prie.ers, the most satisfactory success.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Steam Mill,

As MS NH tsus IA HstOIJ'Is .Hy
quote from our merOusrecOmmendation receive
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
C%OuntIRecOrd Book.

w. H. HooyER, ESQ,
County Register of Deeds, has just rec
eived a new set of County Record Books,
the designs, or form Of which reflect great
credit upon Mr., Hoover. The general
index, both for deeds and mortgages, are
so printed and ruled hat by a single
glance almost, any desired information
may be obtained of any tract of land
There are seven books in all: a Town
Plat Record, Deed Record, General In
dex to same, Mortgage Record, and In
dex, Record Of Mechanics Liens, and
Records Judgment Liens. They were
manufactured by Dellzell s. Tyler, In
~dianapOlis, Ind, and are executed in a
superior style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Carmel Emporium.

We call particular attention
to the advertisement of A. Mcdowell
& Co, ST, Louis, Mo. This House is SO
well known, having been established
tweaty-fOurs years, that il is only neces-
AIRY for US merely to remind wholesale
dealers, hotel-keepers and others in want
a aTrcles in their line, that there is yet
the place 10 find bargains.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Iannfnn Sioux Returning.

The steamer Spread
Hagle, on her way to the mouth Of Yellow
Stone, passed this city on Friday last
She had aboard the chiefs of the fancton
Band Of Sioux Indians, under charge Of
A. H. Redseld their agent. They have
been 10 Washington city, by invitation of
the Government, on business of import-
anoe, which Gen. Redfeld informs US
was accomplished to their satisfaction.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Sealed

Directed 70 the Commissioners Of Pawnee Comfy will
be received from and after this date, until the hrst Mon
day in July next. For the erection Of . Court House
in PaeRee City, PGtgRee County, ". r., Of tie fol-
lowing dimensions and style namely:
Said house to be thirty feet long and twenty-fouf feet
wide, two stories high, the lower story 70 be divided into
four apartments, in one end two rooms twelve feet
square. a hall through the center eight feet wide. In
the other end a room ten feet wide by % feet long;
a plain open staircase leading from the hail 70 the Court
Room above; said Court Room TO be twenty by twenty
four feet ana properly seated in plain style. The re-
mainder o. the upper story TO be divided into two equal
sized rooms, two outside doors three feet wide. six feet
eight inches high, one and three-fOurth inches thick 8
inside doors. two feet eight inches wide. six and half
feet high, and one and a half inches thick-all TO be
four PANELS each. Eighteen windows, twelve lights
each, 10 by IA glass; windows and door casing, corners
and base, plain square style; Grecian cOrnice seven
members projection eighteen inches, and nine inches
deep, returned with the rake; three coats Of paint white
lead or zinc, inside and out. Said house TO be q frame
with posts and braces. with a good Single roof, the bid
der 10 furnish everything for the completion Of the bull
dIng--Oak floors, jointed and lined, walnut siding, dres-
std. sc.
Said building to be completed on or before the nrst of
January, 1859.
One half the price to be paid as the work progresses
the remainder when finished.
Dated at Pdwnee city this 5th day Of April, 1857.
By order Of the County Commissioners
Attest corn., c.,.
April 92-sm no -. &&s ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

VIII our Omaha and Nebraska City
exchanges do US the favor to mail their
papers via the Council Bluffs and St. Jo-
ssph mail route! As they now send,
we DO not receive them until they are
from three to FIVE weeks old.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
moonlight Hop.

A moonlight hop, the first of the
season, was participated in by the young
folks of this city on Tuesday evening last.
The steam ferry-boats 9 Nemaha" was pro-
cured, and a short excursion taken up the
river. A merry time they had, we are
III
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

n The Nebraska Advertiser having
.uch the largest circulation of 4 paper IN
~ Territory, Wholesale Merchants IN st.
Touis. 81. Joseph. Cincinnati and other East
nmsrksss where Nebraska merchants pur-
use. will find no better advertising medium
,ths Western countryH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
rFE ADVERTISER
-6aoMNEILLE, MAY q, IS.
rERMS.
ION o

extensive ndatlOns Of New Eypes Cuts,
rh reSs Rcn1e. Cards, &c, made 70 the @AdEer-
sSosos, : oasF.S 3 SS.s e sun me 9 Plo SpS SS5s q
y -hFmseif, and having in bis employ an
3 pnoueal 80 e4Derienoed Fancy JOB Printer, is de-
Pr5mpI "a e Be out-a0ne in tie execution q 5eo work:
urds ta1sL WI In Coior6, Bronze Work, &e-s will
reset 1870 attention.
Esa vi Sstsnce will be promptly attended %,
Oes tfs5 ~ give satisfaction % no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

go. residenti IN this Territory, coming from various
n--g he states, often suggest 70 Us the names Of
Srsons in their Old neisheoIhoSas, who would 1 SS asS
49, - % We always send specimen copy and persons
$3.50 will consider it . solicitation 10 become q regu-
lr s~ubscrber- 49,, t,t.,os, n
\. n ,club. can retain TIE usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
- eILHERI, - "a the =

...r~rr q GILDIHIT TIUIllH-T" -
co. Ietter. Masonic Temple, ChicAgo III.
IGa P.RvIN. General Adverising Assent N rear Of
"a Lsdes's and Children's Shoe store o0"es'
ssrb SIse' o@rSS Co, No. sasanSsls, broadway,
49, WrvD, American. Canadian and European
AAs-isinr and Subscription Omoe, Ao-4Ss' NASSAU su-i
ST bvppERrDoE, n. ". eOTner Olive sndsMai
- s.. Louis, No.
f,e11 ScEIvEE, 60 Dearborn street, ChieaEo.
SSrssutsohIed Assn,s . solicit ~ sTIs TssPis&s s5S 4 =.
!, ~ monies therefor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
rr,ANE9, essc

w.h nave lust complsted a new stock Of Blanks Of every
..-i.fion. neatly executed on hne substantial paper
"a are prepared % an orders Al moments NOTICE anu
! res.onable terms.
vebsve also . plate o. a Email map OF South Platte.
$500. for printing common sized envelopes, win any
@,dred business card attached. Orders solieitea.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Rain.

This portion of country has been Vi
sited with unusual heavy rains within
the last ten days. The river is in excel
lent order and on the rise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

This steamer reached our
wharf on Monday, leaving US quite a
number of passengers. She had en-
cOuntered . snag by which she had lost
the cook house and nearly the whole Of
oneEheel house. SEQ
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27

~ry..s soaaoa az uhs close Of the volumes to dis
.I,Ds ne Advertiser" We shall take IL for granted
:. wsseribers wish their paper continued, and shall
.-,snsiy continue TO send as heretOfore-N
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Schools,

Schools. #d1
Parents, read the article under Mis-
cellaneous head on first page. IT'S a
whole volume in itself.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
Gre sale

The undersigned will sell atpublic auction, commen-
cling ON Monday May 81, 1858, and continue from day TO
dAy until all are SUld
HUNDRED NINETY-SLX T0TYN LOTS
in the city Of BrOwnville, N. T.. A great portion OF the
lots 10 be sold are among the best in the city, some OF
which have buildings upun them. This will be the hrst
pubic sale Of lots ever heldin BrOwnvisle, and no suCh
an opportunity will likely occur again for obtaining pro-
perty in the third city in Importance and population in
Nebraska. The sale will be positive, and every lot Of
Tered Will be sold 10 the highest bidder.
To thuse acquainted with BrUwnyille and the sur
rounding county, another word need not be said Than to
announce the sale time, place and property. To 9TH
erS permit us TO say that the city Of BJOwuville Is inme-
diatety ON the west bank Of The Missouri river; IS the
county seat OF NemahI county, the most denseIy settled
and lest improved, agIiculturaliy, of any other iu Ne
] braska. a fact acknowledged Ly all who have examiI ed:
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
The Plattsmouth JeFsrsoniaa has chang

ed its title. The Platte Valley Times
has taken its place. The editorial columns
Of The Times viii be under care of Chas.
w. SherfeY, grT 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-27
New Dress.

The Nebraska City NeUs comes to us
with its face washed and new clothes
on; enlarged, and otherwise greatly i'm
proved in its appearance. As evidence
of its good taste, we mention that ii has
selected the same letter for its "head"
as that of the advertiser"