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COPPER, TIN 8 SHEET IRON WORKER
No. Z, BROAD STREEF

COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. Z, BROAD STREET,
NABHVILLE, TENN SSEE.
+ HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Mr.. Henry
McCsslin IN The shove business and hereby tender ny
sincere thanks OH ny Oldrsnds and patrons for thsiI
liberalty heretofore extended the rm and would mos
respectfully solicit c0nnuaIcs OffAvOrs from them, and
wish to infOIm 81 the world and the rest Of mankind
that have on hand and for sale q spsnd q lot Of
COOKING STOVES
OF various patisrns ParlOr Stoves for wood and COS
common and fancy Crates, Box Stoves for churches HD
low Ware Of every variety hand made 20 oIdsr Fur
naees aad Foot Stoves, entirely new patterns Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
/ an prepared to do ell kinds Of Job Work, such &c
House Gusrng Roofing, or any other branch pertaining
to that line.
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE y ORK.
My0ld friends the River viii find Il 70 their advantage
tooa and give heeZi1g 0scrs bargaining elsewhere
Tor work
ALSO, Tor sale, one pair sso0ad-aand ENGINES, eylf
der II inches diameter and four fssi suAe with water
shat and other fixtures, suitable for light drsuzh
steamer, which can be bought on reasonable terms.
iansl4. is25
COPaFtneFshiP.
HAVING assacIas James cavern wth business, the
manuacul8 Of Furniture Will hereafter Be carried on
under The am name Of GkOOMES, CAVEhT { co.
We ae uEluflcturing Furniture Of every description,
and cut ncE generally SUFFICIENT for the demands Of the
trade Those who heretofore given their custOm,
aud these no have invited 10 give a call.
GROOMEs, GAFEkT & CO.
jan2 -d3m No. = Lower College Street
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A EaldDit D1OlHtOS LUt e VI sale,
All Oneilug iOt mai ysisU.e L { Oh Nsfks.
street a onilg store ol MOTHS aiatheW 1hs Lol
routs 81 i-l Market Uatk 40 feet inVsras
street,
"a. would make ofihe best stands foI Wholesale Gre
.ers 6tofe ~ nc Cli!. kOT terms apply ~
~. D q. v. 3. Ia ls-aL-
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SAAHLBY IAONuWUhKs
AND
Car Wheel Mandatory,
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFI GID TENNESS EE.

UITCCMB, & LEIGD, Founders and Machine
~ ISIS re goc uIy give notice that Their eEIeuslve
Foundry, M6Dalas shOPg and lOEes- comp .eed
AID Hl-uC5s- .psidlnI aul sua. laey prepared -
uEavrs JT heavy - lglt Ca uEs Intending
.AEa WaGLE.LS VI IL o. u II IMPRUFED
Ia q E...
In thl department., ugn kn0Ei dgs aOd long sEpe
rsu-s elaJ.J as - Oll.lslgJ cal prtI,lOa. ArO,
ChSt-l.UN EJjSE GnOAIS
D -1s most u proved patLera plain Gu-sl, and OnsmsD
uu.u.s h4s ItPss 90 all siZssr RetOrla Tor
tnrEs ID .Iog esla0.isIseus WIsrs required steam
60 lies. Iils rlouE Has, E,., maze promptly ~
%. The best material. PaF,iCuIaT tsLIlOl x
80 svaa i uahjlsEy u low prices ICaral ses.
OUR SHIIi works
VIII be Of the inbsteKt usise characters Saw n 4 work
~lrTuIs. Dogs, Z tuaH-Irrls, Jr4abs BO.is
EluL= .. NI 0 lruIs .uals .a tlg sAJTlesl uUuc5.
As We aI- pr.uetN rlhaus s., rshlBg 10 etshl Eh
egauel $50 oar 81 Fti be- O. pay Ia
euu.u tU aid u- new rel airing OlI machinery
a We rtq uIs ts .gaI. cOAdIeDt beng pa
JTuU
B-"e have "a hand at present large assortment of
Fire. bars Tor Steam aLgtuss
WHlTCJMs & LEGO.
Nashville, Tenn. Dee 4 ISL.
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Etal ah hAhh0Nf NEPHEW old Pale Sherry; lmpe.
Fa. ta.. rHerg. opUy'E sod puT, SaudeTmAn's POrt
-A"1l fHit lFfu.uue HadeIr: cases Hungarian To
r -aLsts Ll-re haHt alien Jiaret; COnEre,
"as- -At -1 superior london Cigars various brands
eHH' HNIEI~IkR & CARTER.
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Cash Capital 100000.
ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED,
With a Surplus Of S5O6, Ss7 ss.
ASSETS IANUARY1,1sss.
LOSSESEQUITIBLY ADJUSTED kPROMPTLYPIID.
UPWARDS OF S1I,OOO, 900
or Losses have been pa By the na Insurance O. IN the
psf . years.
Sire & Inland Navigation

accepted efma couilsLenk win
pr0dt.
Especial attention giDeH 10 Laurence Of D0elgs and
Contents, for terms Of l 10 years
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"A 0rs AtAsLt - .....
EHAr cOnyeI Et iuiuv dWeiung tbs FRANKLIN TurH
\ ga lOl tTatu UcCups5u y ,. A Mc
-sa J5l, Esq. Iuv house contains four rooms
allu4U 5eryss a., thirty gTUuu.
t.agALu 5uilaUig Igiuure procured Oy
reasonable desired. Possession given
uo..iJ A.V S LINDSEY.
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Notice.


DOR satisfactory reasons do hsTtb7 revoke the OFer Of
reward of s3rO9 published In the papers for the ar
ret Of samuel Meredith, Tho murderer Of Henderson
zohertsoR, Ia The Of Wine hester s2Gh Of De
csmber lass.
DAVID ROBERTSON
CLARINDA F. ROBERTSON,
Winchester, Tenn, Feb q, 1883
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JUST RECEIVED
50 barrels Extra Family Flour;
50 do buperfne do do
$50 bags Extra Dc do
All Of Wtoh sslingal market prices, and warrant
Il to give satisfaction.
anI FREEMAN BROTHERS.
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Boots, Shoes, &c
$4,000 Worth

$4,000 Worth
Finest and Best Clothing
AVER OFFERED a. THIs usfKaE
Super Cloth COafG Pine Dr.bf- Ts, .r,ssta.
Fine Cashmere Goats. Pine Ftrn --. So fu Tnaf-.
Fine Alapaca Coats; FiHr Fru-. G tlst t.---rs.
Fine Linen Duck Goats Pine GrHss fren. l.orrs.
Cost0nads GiuEhams LInsn Chsst ana Stain 3-os, 4 1
Drilling JOs4I.
PanJs;
V'lys. ana and Satin, Marssis men and Gsr1aa aacy
silk Vests
LarE 10. Inca ChintE aad Mars les s1n slrs, HEX
OTY Shirts;
COttOBale 0Verllls, SC, dc.
Hardware and QuGensWaFe.
Knives aEd FORKS, Pocket saves ana scsslrs.
50 crates QIe6nsEars,
BGEfy Door Mat double aud 1rIa Cr1r1 Wa n,r~
Paper,
Bed Cords PloW Lines double "a sin gle barrel sb Guns
Fstu's, &C.
Tbs stock selected for tis trad AMI c1nsrnsf 10
ns 70 be sold % the gnFst bifdor co. what h-g brnr
NOV 70 your lm8 % make muHsr- We base a large .-icl
Of GOods bought for those med Which gill - offered
Freely Of this sale.
II RBMBdBER-TUBSDAY, MARCH alaD.-rH
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

GOLD ExcIrEMENr.-Considera excitement
exists at this time in this section Of the State,
in regard to the supposed discoveries Of gold
in Clark county, about miles north west from
Oceola, and on the road leading from Oceola to
Winterset.
The supposed gold is found in quartz rock
and black sand, both similar to that in which
the gold is known to exist in California.
We have few specimens Of this quartz be-
fore US, which we received from Mr.. Eugene
Edwards, who stopped At the mines while on .
business tour through Clark county few days
since. He tells US that it is impossible to get
any information from those interested.
We are inclined to doubt there being any
gold mines in Iowa, though there is the appear.
ance of gold in the quartz we have examined,
and many persons who have examined the
mines in question pronounce them rich in gold.
Charlton Nail.
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CnAsrron. Iowa. March l9

Asisfor Hack Eye
On the morning Of the 10th . fire occurred
il our town. The residencc Of Lewis Lewis
vas burned TO ashes, aud lunatic by the name
Of Hiram Reese burned 70 death. Mr. Recee
vas young man Of about 2S years Of age
has been insane for about one year-is rela.
tive Of Mr.. Lewis-and has been confined for
some time in an adjoining building to Mr..
LIE residence, and in which fire has been kept
day and night, 40 Reese would not permit any
clothes on him which he could tear of. The
hre ignited At the exit Of the stove pipe, and
before any assistance arrived the whole roof Of
the building was ON fre, and 30 near falling in
that all hope Of getting the lunatic out was
abandoned.
The IRE occurred at about o'clock am.
An inquest was held over the dead body Of
Reese, and . verdict rendered in accordance
with the above facts.
JAMES WARD.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

BURLINGTON UNIvERslrY.-The Spring Exhi-
bition at the University took place Wednesday
attendance was large, and that the exercises
we're creditable and satisfactory. This institu-
ton has always stood high in this State and
enjoyed an excellent reputation. But We i'm
agine it never deserved it 80 we'll as under the
present faculty and management.
The next term opens Thursday, April lst
A man suspected of stealing sum Of money
in the neighborhood Of Reid's Ridge, Arkansas,
was seized and whipped with q handsaw, being
stripped and tied across . log. He was taken
twelve miles and whipped again with the same
instrument. lie died of his wounds, asserting
ha innOcouco
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

"a The regular packets for Keokuk and
Rock Island have commenced running. The
Ben Campbell went down, yesterday morning,
and the Tishim,ngo, in the evening. The Tsh-
imingo, . new boat, takes the place of the
Mckee. This packet line has always been .
favorite and popular one, and will, we doubt
not, continue to merit the good opinion of the
travelling community. Endsley is the agent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

Council Bluffs Bugle says the total
Of land entered at the Land Office in
during the week ending March 9Th
hs-vith Warrants, l3O, 900 acres with
pa acres. We are not apprised Of the
tdhnd disposed Of this week, but from
ssnl expression Of our land agents in
70 he scarcity Of warrants, there must
zen quite . falling of from that Of last
The Sioux City Eagle, of the 9th inst,
u the sales At the Land Office, now open
|City, average about four thousand acres
Thirty thousand acres have been dis.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.-Mr. Phelps, of Mis-.
souri,, Chairman Of the Select Committee on the
Pacific Railroad. has reported bill establishing
the Albuquerque route from St. Louis to San
Francisco, with two branches North and two
South. He proposes to have the road compile.
ted within ten years-one half to be undertaken
by the State Of Missouri and one half by Csliior-
mia ...a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

what business pays best in Iowa! Ad.
! the Lecompson Swindle and beslober.
= and Buchanan! Witness the Dubuque
vss., whose editor has got the PostofRce'
y Council Bluffs Bugle and Usage Iowau,
Y which have long Government Advertise.
amounting 70 sum equal to half the
income Of these o0iccs.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

being an appearance term, as 10 some States
uas passed; yeas 30; nays u. Il operates 40
stay law By postponing suits one term. and
repeala % much Of the code ~ requires cause
70 be issued on the erst term H.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30
1eroT WRRKLYHAwK-EY1



more anufacturers-we want men
t..,.re boots and shoes-aye. and the
= vbicA they are made. We want nseu
.f.c,urc furnisare. We want men to
.,;n, and wrapping paper. We want
,,.rers Of furniture. castings, tools. ia'.
We want manufacturers Of wool
n. ETC., etc. We want men to con-
4, .urplus grain and provisions nov
. !. almost nothing. whilst thousands oi
=, and their families are suffering In
!, the necessaries Of lie. The near
.oSueer and the consumer are together
~. The profits Of speculasors and the
u. Of transportation upon the heavy
.s tho soil is saved. II the shoe
4 Lynn gets the same money price ior
hon be removes to Iowa, he Is able
from twenty-five to City per cent more
n,e.a and vegetables with it. and
i. condition to that extent. Besides,
,..,er The soil whore cases Of want
!. r.,e than in densely populated manu-.
.e countries ike Massachusetts And
letter. hi. chances Of advancenens--of
Ia old communities oil the avenues
s.rmeu, are monopolized BY the weu-
| and poverty has hard road to travel.
~ community. With rich soil ana
lands. energy, perseverance and sooo
cement viii accomplish everything.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

Mr., EplroR,-The course taken by the Mar
shal of the city, in cleaning the streets, remov-
ing obstructions, &c, should be appreciated as
well as commended by every citizen of Burling-
ton. But the good work is not yet accom-
plished, and the worst place in this city is the
Alley running from Jefferson to Valley streets,
and between Third and Fourth. This alley is
the receptacle of all the offal and filth from two
Boarding Houses, . half score Of dwellings, and
several stables, altogether making it cess-pool
of filth and mire. The raising the grade of
Valley street has prevented the draining Of this
alley, and contributed largely in making it the
most offensive and uncomfortable place in the
city, and one max ing the strongest demands on
public attention. "a word to the wise," &c.
CIrIzEN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

NEW CouNrERrEIr.-The following despatch
describes new counterfeit which has just made
its appearance At Chicago. Our private bank
ers, wbe keep well up with tho progress Of the
age, will be circulating 1t soon. Look out!
Chicago March "a.
Counterfeit IS bills on the Housatonie Bank,
Stockbridge, Mass, have made their appear
ance. Vignettc, train Of cars--two females on
lower corner-lndian on left corner-paper
green. Good counterfeit.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

br NEcKs.-Col. Heath, Of the Northwest,
hing to his paper from Washington, give,
un, of new neck-a gutta percha one
ladies' Of the Capitol are now using Ia
)! bOny deformity just above the buzum
Eaid to be white IS ivory and Of course
..,aul
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The anti-Lecompton meeting in New Haven
Conn.,, made good point in the following reso


The anti-Lecompton meeting in New Haven,
Conn.,, made good point in the following reso-
luton:
Resolved, That when We see those who entirely
differ ON other important questions, now united
in opposition to this despOtic measure:-when
Senator Seward and Senator Douglass-Gov.
Wise Of Virginia-Gov. Banks Of MassAch husetts
John W. Forney, editor Of tho democratic
'Press" Horace Greeley, editor Of the repub.
lican Tribune" and James Brooks, editor Of
the American "Express'-the Catholic Free
mans Journalp and the Protestant "Independ.
ent"-wben these unite in denouncing this out.
rage upon popular sovereignty and the rights Of
man, and in condemning its authors and those
who sustain it, we are reminded OF the DAYS Of
the revolution when patriot fathers laid aside
for the time al differences of opinion, and uni
ted heartily to resist the tyranny Of the British
crown and to punish its tory allies.
FALLING OF THE BANK UPON SrEAMBoAr-
FATAL REsULr.-We learn from the clerk Of the
steamer Rodolph, that on Thursday night, while
the boat was moored to the Illinois shore to.
king on freight, some miles below here, the
bank, which was very high and supposed to
have been underwashed by the late rise, caved
in on her side, burying nine men. and breaking
down some thirty feet Of the guard. Eight we're
rescued unhurt, the other, . Spaniard, name
unknown was lost There is another Of the
deck hands missing. 1t is feared that be was
among the buried, and was carried OF by the
current, which was very rapid.-lSt. Louis
Dem, goth.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

We learn from Capt H:ilhouse, that the
packet, Flora, struck one Of the piers oi
Dck Island bridge, on Monday morning,
Atsu,ly sunk. She was loaded with wheat
kd bound for St. Louis.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

(it vas the German who claimed to have
pbbed At the Union House, and not the
Who vas arrested At his instance, who
ont and prevented the examination be.
sdce Temple Monday morning.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

rx roRsssr CoxvERrED.-At . resivsl
hsId in Burton's Chambers street The
New York, ON Wednesday last, il was
th., Edwin Forrest, the actor, has lately
converted and that the Boston Theatre is
! "a be eold.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

az Attention is called to the advertisement
Of NJ. Edward H. Grant, He offers valuable
real estate for sale in the Aourishing town of
Pella. .a 4.-.-. -.-. 5-g--,..
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

Bishop Simpson, Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, has returned to Pttsburg in very poor
health. He will retire for while from official
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

LEcoMProS.-The Washington correspondent
Of Forueys Press, writing on Friday night, pro-
nounces the Lecompton swindle dead.
The Washington correspondent Of the Phila-
dslphia Ledger, (Buchansn) says Lecompton has
not 80 ghost of chance" in the House.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

- siy -ix 6ne specimens of the Sioux Indi.
~ Minnesota are at Washington, treating
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

Thomas, . washerwoman ct Detroit,
lu become heir to fortune Of million
ssF in Errope
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oRrASr--The following clause in the new
sdon Bill adopted BY the Legislature,
receive the prompt attention Of the
d every county. A bill has been
*d 70 allow remote counties TO elect in
vn the hrst Monday of April next, and
!! thereafter, on the second Monday of
: esco organized county in this State,
Isa an oe elected one county Supsrintend-
nmon schools, who shall hold his Of
"s years. and until bis successor il
y aad qualified.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

SINGULAR DRowNIxG CAsE.-A man named
Zimri Twigga was found drowned in slough
near Brighton, Washington county, on Wednes-
day morning, the 18th inst. His body was
standing upright, with his head partly out Of
the water-seeminG to be supported in that
position By his Overcoat.e The deceased, il
seems, had attempted 70 cross the slough on
horseback. His horse was found on the side Of
the slough opposite 10 that In which he started
in. Two carpet bAss 6lled with clothing we're
found floating in the waser, aud about $40 in
money ON the person Of the deceased. He had
evidently started on . aprosracted journey. Mr..
Twiggs was citizen Of the town Of Washing-
ton, and, We learn, vas highly esteemed. He
had certificate Of membership In the n. e.
Church and MsshodIst hymn-book in his
pocket. From Soma domestic troubles which
had recently bsfallea him, suspicion was
aroused that hs committsd suicide. He had
bssn married only abont . nouth previously,
but Il seems that his bride loved another, and
proved faithless to him. This % affected bic
mind that be packed up bin clothes and started
les Kansas on horsebsok, at late hour on
Tuesday. i 10 supposed that he vas drowned
early Wednesday morning I Nascatins Journal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

sAnss FROM TIE BKGIxxixo.-In Q
I. seA y Columbus. Ohio, . Mr. Mat
DsssAs bolter, said
|ts,s,. - - = sse to brave 1t out any longer
IN !, = Aaasas. it must nov be admit.
- - y noes'nning to the present time, has
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

F.W. Porter, the absconding treasurer Of the
American Sunday School Union, has been taken
back to Philadelphia, upon requisition on the
Governor Of Ohio. Mr.. Porter was taken into
the Court Of Sessions, where he entered bail in
$4,000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

I'VE learn from the South West, published
afcrd, Taylor county, tbus The house q
;.ha Smith near that place, was burnt
q the 7.h. the Ere taking from ashes lett
.odeu vessel standing against the wall.
s,releas!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

rR B. speer has been appointed Poet
~ Cedar Falls in place Of s q. Packard,
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BUCHANAN MEN WANrED.-The great reject
ed, Senator Jones, is canvassing round among
the Democracy Of this State to find enough Of
the faithful to fill the various places ofsthose
who are becoming shaky. Any good Democrat
in want of Land Office, Post Office, or Sur
veyorship, or any Of the little favors that fall
from the hands OF the powers that be At WASH
ington, can be accommodated if they will only
make it known that they are in favor Of forcing
. wicked constitution upon an innocent but un-
willing people. The truth is the Administra-
ton 10 in fx, and in this State at least can
hardly find men who are mean enough to follow
its dictates and do its dirty work.-Winterset
MadisOpian.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

a. We notice that the denizens of Keokuk
have engaged the Rservices Of divers Eastern
country papers, in putting. We like to see this
evidence of enthusiasm on the part Of our rural
nsighbors, especially in the matter Of their
eastern connection, ns,-concerning which they
''blow great guns" vide the four.horse wagons
which connect that magnificent metropolis with
civilization, rio Burlington.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-30

~ Asssos Bovear.-Mr. g. r. Cez,
I. - Lyons. has been ssnsvsd asa
|ss., sdlsss oe tbs Lyoss Advoeats,
Jappeinted In biz stead.