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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

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IA Twenty thousand hogs have already
gone East from this City since the Is, of July.
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Ar Parsons, of Sabula, Iowa, has invented
self detsching careoupling which. iii stated
Al upou the engine leaving the.track, instant
!, de,,cb itself between the engine and cars.
rhs ,l,u is simple. 1t 10 50 arranged that it
,srmi,s the passage Of a coupled train round the
.,s., curves on the road, but when that cur
..,nrs !, increased by car or the engine go
i, of,h. track, the connection is at once bro
-. .,d those cars ON the track continue there.
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DRowSEp.-We have just ascertained the
particulars Of sad case Of drowning at Lords
Ferry over Cedar river, in this county, on Fri
day of last week 9th inst.) Mr.. Ezra Foster,
Of Grono township, was returning from this city
TO his home in state If intoxicatiop, and rsck-
lessly drove lis horses across the ferry boat
into the river, drowning himself and both horses
The wagon and the bodies of the horses were
recovered, but the body OF the unfortunate man
has not yet heen found. Mr.. Foster was 33
wears OF age. lie leaves q wife and three chill.
dren. We learn that when not intoxicated he
was pruden, and industrious man. and was
Lind and indul GENT to his family. Alas, for the
hanetnl effects OF strong arinh!-Museatine
journal.
OuTFITriHG fog THE Kansas Coin MINES
Kansas City is the chief point for procuring ont.
fits for tie IN mes, and the merchants of that
place are driving brisk business in supp,yjnp
The demands oi the numerous companies Aho
are daily starting for the new Ell Dorado Three
companies frcn Arkansas started from that
point few ys since, taking with them pro :
visions for six months.
At Cleveland, few days since, man named
Geo. Stedmau was fatally stabbed by a liyery
stable keeper named Tibbetts Tibbetts stabbed
his brother at out year ago.
few nights ago, in St. Louis, a domestic
brol arose between Daniel Devine an Irishman,
and his wife. The woman was in bed with her
daughter, child about five years old DeviEe
extinGuished the light, went to where they were
lying, and installing the little girl for her moth.
or, deliberately stopped down and bi, her nose
of, discovering the whole of that member from
the face-a deed almost too horrible to think of.
Mr.. buchanan is at Lancaster. Penn. The
object OF his visit to his old home is said to be
to prevent, il possible, the election to Congress,
from that district of his old enemy, Thaleus
Stevens. We may next expect to hear OF Old
Buck stumping the State.
The Green Bay Advocate says that the onl,
son Of the late Rev. E. Williams, and Of course
the next heir to the throne of France, proyidet
also that his father was the Dauphin, is now en-
gagged as pilot on one Of the Lake Winneba.
go steamers. He is said to be fine lookin.
man and bears . striking resemblance TO hi
father, but is too modest, we think, to urge hi
claims to the crown Of France.
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"a pox,sr who shot dead James N

Henry ". Bower, who shot dead James Nc.
now.n =, ripcastle, Va, for having seduced
ri, daughter, was examined on the 10th inst,
and acquitted by the examining Court, the deed
being considered jussidsbls. There was loud
.,.I.u.e in the Court room, on the announce
man. Of thu decipion Of the magistrate.
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Wecd,s E.atent SeMinc nsnchine.

weeds Patent Sewing Machine.
We have often been asked which is the best Sewing
Machine In use, and to satisfy ourselves have spen,
some time in examining them all, and now give our
opinion to our readers for their benefit.
We purchased one of the above named Machines and
have tried on every kind of work required In fami-
ly, and it gives the best satisfaction; doing its work
very rapidly neatly and stronger than the usual hand
work. 1t is much harder work done on this Ma.
chine than that done in the ordinary way 1t is neat
ard tasty, being very nicely finished and all appear
ance, simple, beyond the possibility Of getting out of
repair by ordinary is very strong and durable
and we well assured one of them will not wear out
In years of constant 1t has already saved taors'
and dressnakers bills enough our family to pay its
COST and We think it very profitable Investments 10
say nothing OF its convenience and the hours Of needle
work it saves mother. We most emphatcaIy pro.
nounee this the best Sewing Machine in use, and the
greatest labor-saving invention of the day.
Messrs WHITNEY LYON, who are the proprie.
tors Of these Machines, have sales-room at 81. Broad.
way, New York.-[Chcago Herald
w. I. BANNER, Agent in Burlington
ORNllhLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st..
Chicago. sent 9bo1m
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INTERESTING TO NEWSPAPER PRoPRtEroRs.-
One OF the Courts Of the State Of Indiana re-
Gently made decision which 10 OF interest to
oil newspaper proprietors throughout the Union.
A controversy existed relative to a charge for
advertising between the Commissioners OF Ham.
ilton county and the Patriot newspaper. 1t was
held by the Judge ''thAt the published terms Of
newspapers constitute . contract. If work ia
given to Newspaper publishers, without special
contract contrayening the published terms. the
publisher can charge and receive according TO
the terms SO published. Il is not necessary "a
prove what the work cost or 10 worth; the pub
fishers have right to fix the estimate value Of
their columns, and IL 90 fixed, no other QUO
ton need be asked, but the price thus charges
can DO recovered"
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IHAvGNo easchases Ne sssck IN tssds u 1sssrs.
II Comsosk Co.. respectfully solicit ~ asssnslsa
Of The people of Darlington ard visinhy - ny large
| and complete sssortns4s o. " ff4a1
i STOVES e sTZFW.aRR.
% e. loMHs sr s sss sSS =
ishment In the city. Ansss ~ nsmsssee passsrse
may BE- found the gs@fsA f.1T
/ QUINCY CITY COOK, se
PRAIRIE STA re- COOK,
IA WR-EYE STA TE COOK,
| N0TALR RENlUNCOOk,
! CONSTO[K'S GOAL COOK,
KORITZER |OR COAL,
| CANNON coal,
EEOKCK COIL,
COAL RADIATOR,
FORESTR ROSE.
HLH PZAT E BOX,
SEWN PLATE BOX,
SELER6G CLA TOR PARLOR,
QUINCY PARLOR.
Ny Stoves are constructed with few plates % pes.
sbIe, and every 10 made for durability and prscti-
cal and afford every convenience that be had
about good Cooking Stove, while ut the same time the
brains Rpd fingers Of the purchaser and cook mot
taxed with the mysteries Of secret smoke holes and ar
speculation, In order TO sell light cheap Stove at
high price by hoodvnking the purchaser with the clap
traps Of the trade.
Every stove warranted to give satisfaction Or
the MosEr RKrUSpKp. r. O. AsHRY
III AVIN0 sold our entse stock OF Stoves, Wares and
y Merchandise in the Burlington Stove Store to Mr.
Inoinas u Ashby We take pleasure in commanding hin
70 the esteem and confidence Of all persons who may
have occasion to patronsss his esfabishmept.
Quincy, Sept. LIST, 1853. COMsTOCK 4 co
sept2o-d sw3~os.
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VIE Now that the Ocean Telegraphis success, and
he that doubted the triumph Ct science mns cease to
doubt,w hope to hear no caviIing and railing
against Patent Medicines because they ure the prac-
tice of old and new school, and manufactured Quack
Physicians, and because they do have the stamp
the wise headed Escu!apRs y'ciept the Faculty. Es-
pecally Should all doubts be removed tie success
and worth Of DIR. BAKERS PANACEA, because it has
been tried and not found wanting in all Summer Com
paints Diarrhoea, Bilious Collie, Cramps, Dyspep.ic
symptoms, loss OF tone in the Stomach, Eatu'eucy &C.
when all similar preparations have failed 1t truly
scientific PREPARATION and should always kept in your
families.
For sale By Agents and Druggists everywhere.
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st. Louis Sent 9

st. Louis, Sept. %.
Wheat-Prices remain about the same, bu. a
d'mlnuton OF receipts made a rathSr firmer
market. Sales reported comprise $50 bags dam
aged and very inferior at 65a75c, 70 do spring
at soc, 900 do common and fair fall from s. /! to
9os, l15 bags choice club at lO0c, l, 2s6 do coed
fall from loo 10 lose, !, 400 do prime fall red
and white from los to ll21c, and $50 choice do
at ll5all6c.
COMMUNICATION more liberal, but the
market is essentially unchanged. Sales consist
OF A sacks yellow, without sacks, at sec /; so
damaged at same, 100 yellow at 5Sc; 80, 100 and
96s yellow at 6oc; $50 white at same 100
choice yellow at CSC, and 200 choice white at
Csc, delivered
Fiour-Fair sales of city superfne yesterday
private; 1000 do, to-day, also private and
100 barrels scratched at 81 25. In country,
sales were limi ed to 100 bags fancy at So so;
los barrels superfne at 81 60 delivered; 1870
barrels fancy at 81 so: 100 barrels single extra
at So so, and BOO barrels double extra, private.
DRY GooDS.-The activity of trade continues.
Less satisfaction is however being expressed,
ana the aggregate sales are not equal to the
tree supply OF goods, whether foreign or do
nestle. Consumers do no. come up to the de-
sired mark. The bulk of the business is now
over, though many second purchases are an.
ticipated from The limited extent of the FIRST
consequent on the contracted credits and limit
ed means OF the Great West. Desirable styles
and qualities Of French silks are the chief ex-
cepton to the general "overdone' state of the
market Foreign woolens, especially, feel the
depression. The importation has been too
heavy. The demand for domestic goods has
been more steady for limited quantities The
country dealers in best credit will not lay in
their usual amount of stock-a certain sign of
want o. means in the West Prints and de-
lanes of winter styles, are in steady request
without chang in prices; and the best style of
fancy cassimers are quick of sale, but inferior
qualities are dVl and heavy. Shawls flag lit
tie in demand, but without change in prices
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BgEyIrY.--The New York Times, in some
specula'lons about the Ocean Telegraph, OBJ
serves:
There is one excellent thing about the tele
graph which We wish might be epidemic, and
reach even the White House and the Capitol
We mean the force it puts upon language, and
the premium j, consequently offers upon brew
ty. What could act as q more powerful con
denser to style, than having to pay a dollar for
every wordy Suppose this system could be APP
piled to our logocracy at Washington. what
saving OF words or what revenue OF money il
would be! Suppose the President was required
by law to pay dollar for every word Of the
annual despatch he sends to US all, the Secre
taries subjected to the same tariff for the re-
ports, aud the members Of both Houses for their
speeches, aha; an improvement it would be to
tue substance and the form of those documen-
tary mountains which are annually hurled at Us
for our sine! What saving in the public
printing What saving in the private read
ing!"
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rate doses, viii strengthen
RI pidity.
the prin ipairegnlators OF
4 when 1t performs It's func-
the system are fully de, Ell.
. most entirely dependent
the Lirer for the proper
= tons; when the stomach
At fault, and the whole
qnence OF one organ--the
to do los duty. For the
. OF the proprietors has
i practice Of more than
, some remedy wherewith
. arrangements TO which IL
edy Is at last found, any
/ cr Com plMins,in any
try q bottle, and convic-
Gums remove all morbid
system. supplying In their
! bile, invigorating the
digest well purifying
and health to the who's
lcause Of tie diseasc-ef-
are cured, and what
edo BY the occasional use
orator.
10 sufficient to relieve the
food from rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loosens the bow.
COsaivem ess.
each meal will cure Dyp.
teaspoonfuls will always
ache.
ately relieves ChOlfc,
ed 10 . sure cure for
anu preventive OF
ed to throw out OF the
medicine after . long
J n um dice removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
ed cures Chronic DE
forms, while sum asser
yield almost to the frst
att &C ks cause q by
there IL no surer, safer,
world, as 1t nerer fails.
u rOPsy, by exciting
commenting this medi-
Fever and Ague,
FeyerS ola Bilious
with certainty, and thou
~ a
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THE LIVER
INVIGOR ATORl
PREPARED BIT DR.. SANFORD,
Commanded entireiv from, Gn14N

OJ1APVUUUUU cNGIV1y HUM UUMS,
rs ONE 0P-THE BEST PURGATIvR AND LIVER
MEDICINES now before the public, that acts a. =
Cdhayfic, easier, mlider, and eEsctsl than any
other medicine known. II y mot only Cdtad,tc but
Lscer remedy, acting hrst the Ltver 10 eject liz
morbid matter, then the stomach bowels 70 ear.
ry of that natter thus accomplishing two purposes ef.
fectuay without any OF the painful feelings experience
ga IN the operations OF most Cufhdrics STRENGTHENS
the System at the same time that It purges III and
when taken daily in moderate doses, viii strengthen
and build II up with unusual RI pditv
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me usuvef Is one 81
the human body; and N
tons well, the powers Of
oped. The stomach is al -
on the healthy action OF
| performance Of Its func-
Is at fault, the bowels are -
system suffers In conse-
Liver - having ceased -
diseases Of tina. organ, one =
made II his study, In a -
twenty years, - frd ~
TO counteract the many -
Ii liable.
To prove thatth.s REM ~
persontroubled withLiv-
Of its forms, has but to =
ton Is certain. These
or bad matter from the -
place a healthy flow ofyA
stomach, causing food to ~
the blood. giving tone
machinery, removing the u
fecting q radical cure.
Bilious attacks
~ better,p revents /
of the liver Jnyig-
One dose after eating Iii
stomach and prevent the VI
ing.
Only one dose taken be Il
Nightmare. ~
Only one dose taken at - i
els gently, and cures - [
One dose taken after I
PePsla.
|" One dose of two Il
relieve Sick Head. q
Only one dose immedi- a
while z
One dose often repeat. lie
NlOrbus. a
Cholera.
Only one bottle Is need - e
system the effects Of u
sickness. -
One bottle taken for IA i
saltowness or unnatural tc
One dose taken a short 1t;
yigor tc the appetite and N
One dose often repeat - E
lfriiGa In its worst ~ n
and Bowel compla nts y
lose.
One or two doses cures a
. Orsals in children 9itl
'r spsedier remedy In the "
A few bottles cures n
he absorbents. ~
We take pleasure in re- - c,
line as II preventive for - r
hill Fever. and all - n
L pc. IL operates ~
M "A &
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Total.

This is equivalent, in proportion to popula
ton, to a mortality of thirteen or fourteen thou
sand for similar period in New York, the pop
ulatlon OF New Orleans, by the census of 1850,
having been 10000, with probable increase
OF 10000 at the present time, or about one
sixth the present population of New York, even
admitting, which is not the case, that the resi-
dents have not fed in great numbers The
panic prevailing in New Orleans is not there
fore, matter of wonder The Delta estimates
that at least ten thousand persons have been
attacked By the epidemic. Of whom seven
thousand have recovered, two thousand two
hundred have died, and the remainder are ill.,
The sick arecarefuly sought out and relieved
through the active agency of the Howard Asso-
citation and the Young mems Christian Associa-
ton, the latter body of youngimen, whose noble
conduct is worthy of all praise. We notice
that one of the Vice-Presidents of this body
has fallen victim to the fever, while in the
discharge of his seli-impossd duty. The How
ard Association reports that 1862 cases have
been treated under lis supervision.
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and, In fine, the only and INSTRUCTIVE Exhibit
ton OF the day--the only Menagerie since 1872
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az DIR. EasterIy's Fever and AHue
Killer is warranted all cases of Ague and Fever,
Chilis and Fever, Dumb Ague, Inter and Remit
tent Fevers and every form OF Fever incident to the
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold Dy DR.. EASTERLY, corner Of Third and Chestnut
streets, st. Louis, No.; by W. A. H0LTON Co. QUIG-
LY BRO, and D. SIMMs CO., Alton, Ill., and
Druggists generally.
For sale by b. L. GAY, Burlington. auglIdGwiy
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
virtue deed Of esseu1d BY michael kss-
Zoe, will oler al pubic sale
a.. O rA~-l-y S~ IA Of oaos~, isss,
:. 10 Solos M a. the CITY Hotel IN Frederick cay Maryland
ValusIs Rsa EsHs rs f~@,
FARM
ARcAdA lying OF Frederick
oy hs road leading Buekeyo~n, containing about
$40 acres
Of the and land county
THE MANSION HOUSE
large beautifully arranged building and wings on
ms tront Of 100 feet all stories high aud
S .as lsss. sa s occupy a. saanes from which almost
house surrounded with beautiful lawn handsomely decorated
with shrubbery flowers, Ao o oolnnodious
BARE ooRsnocn sraBrrs wAsor su1ps
ssi'is saor, liaA HOUSE, ilsS Rils, ics HOUSE,,
together with =. other ouihoues have recently
knowedged to be amongst the best and certainty productive
any "a The stale There Is running MATER through the entire farm
folds nearly the whole OF which enclosed
u post and ieueing
PRIME TIMBER
situate distance the
OF choice fruit trees the farm and one OF the nnost
ORCHARDS
through this am, station house Is located within bait
the dwelling; pnordng occupant premises
market without expense hauling There
are also several Touring mills ner the farm THIS farm suscep
bic Of an equal division and viii be divided, II desred
Seeoni.-riat desirable mill, known a.
anew RICHMOND MILLS
This mill ID located Baengers
Frederick City In tho productive growing
Of the State, and Is capable OF manufacturing it
$50 BARRELS OF FLOUR .1t
day Tho mill Is entirely four stories high
aud covered with slate propelled by stoan
OF burrs ali the modern
There Ia attached 10 said mill property about
81 ACRES or LAND
upon which there large weather dwelling house.
spring house, convenient barn. and thrifty orchard Also
tho rcmaias OF a largo ~
DlS1IlIERY,
together with hog pens Sufficient for 1000 hogs
Tliyd-1iat valuable thrce-story
WAREHOUSE,
Streets Frederick
City, Maryland. at
is last twelve mont at
expense and In the substantial mnnncr,
exception, the best business stand In the city. ri
FJufh-A of wood land, containing about
100 ACRES, s's
This land is known 'iohlenburg Property lying
the foot the Sugar Loaf Mountain about
fronting public road and plat
this land will be exhibited tho OF SALE
lots " suit purchasers
warehouse. property given
compliance with tho terms or sale.
A-Possesion Of the farm the LIST day April
HS-Terms Of sale will DO made o suit purchasers.
~ 4+r EDWARD sIIRIvFR Trustee.
b.r WM b. TABIER Anc;ioneer.
Sep 1o-2awtds
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faced him light about he had TO make the way
back again.
There formality connected with this punish
ment which was cruel, barbarous and shameful mock
cry the delinquent had TO thank his exccntonem or his
fortunes.
When the victim had arrived at the file leader of the
right wing Of his company and the dreadful execution
was over at last he threw one last long look fuli OF
contempt, at his tormentos Then he seen sagger-
ing like drunken towards the commanding officer
His eyes, swollen with blood beaned with unnatural
brightness his respiration short and painful touch
ing his head with HIS right hand ia token Of the militia
ry salute lac said in voice that out Of his throat
with rafting sound but that nevertheless distinct
ly audible all the place ~ have TO thank your
honor for this exquisite punishment and fell down dead