The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

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- That Rev.. BLACKBOARD. Clay Dees. psr-
shased COW hide Saturday eveniss, md tried
&C make hia Dcmocratic iriends bSSiise.sss hs was
hunting ifor ". He need uos wear ost ehee-
leatAer 10 hunliag ios lhs editor et shs pApss.--
He can al~ays be found IL the ollcs daring
ssusI bnsinesa hours. and for the most part nm
I'll ls:s q night IS sss II .sss.sss !, =.
Deans grisvsaoe, ws suppose, was the mo-
tics u Dr.. EAds retirement from the n. Madison
PlaindeAler. in which ve said that Eads was tho
mess abandoned, God fossaken villain IN The
Ssass 'of Iowa, not exceptiug Doe. EArnes and
Clay Dean. So far as We made an exception 10
favor Of Dsan We take Is back, filthy 4hd
disg0s,ing il his person. vain, depraved and vi
| c:eus il snind-at once bully and . coward,
having none Of those virtues or graces which
ado,n gentle mar, elorying in iatamy and
rejeieiog In his own shsme, the school for
scAedal and vice cannot produce his eqsaI--
our jsils and peni.ensiaries will be searched 10
vain 70 end his peer. ~ ss. ,.
I We are a. she Office from seven o'clock in the
| moeniuR till ten O'Clock At night. 1855 aass
T We notice that the B. n. n. Railroad
Company are rapidly completing their depot
building Oh the sccrstions. When finished It
viii furnish ample accommodations Tor the pur-
poses to which It is 10 be applied, and supply
ths nsed shich ihs Company have long felt for
/ q commodous depot. a9
1 u Atthe Meeting Of the Stock holders Of
the Agricultural Society Of Des Aoines County.
held on Saturday. Nov. 9th, the following on ;,
Gers were elected:- 5HI aAsssses ssses
President. H. W. Starr; Vice President. Hon.
Chas. Hasea; Secretary, Geo. q. Lane; Treas
sfer. W. F. Cpoibaash; Direcsars, y. w. Rob-
iosoa, 3. q. Lefles. @. Carnage, Jno. 8. David,
Robt Stewart, WIN. Harper, w. G. Hanna as Y
An amendment to the Constitution vas made
increasing the number of Directora from Eve
~A man cal ing himself Ambrose J. Gibson
was arrested by Aarshsl winton yesterday in
the act OF passing . ccunserfeit ten dollar bill.
lie attempted 70 pass the note in several houses
Of business in the city, but did not succeed, and
his evident anxiety TO do So excited suspi-
ciOn. He Hnally purchased q pair Of boots for
tdree dollars, at . store on Washington street,
and offered the note in payment. and received
the change and boots, with which be was about
decsfnping. when the officer arrested him.. He
twas taken to Esq Harris, and in his examina-
ton stated he was from Lo~ell, Henry county,
and that he had received the bill Of . merchans
in New London in payment Tor labo:. 10 de-
fault Of $500 bail he was sent up to await his
trial. ,ss., v.-.., y. z.S oesa s94lss4 ~
a goo S2dden Death. - g
Died, At the residencs OF his father, Ira Nils
Ter, near Warren. Illinois. the. 26th nlt.,
Silas Niller, aged twenty six years. Young
Miller, who,is ihe object ofthis notice, was Of
good habits. and tor the past season has been
engaged 10 working on farm with his bros
ther Henry Miller. 45 eli Il i9s. .lsss.t -ft#
On the evening prior TO his death, he return
ed to bis fathers in his usual good health and
spirits Al the usual hour be retired to bed
sleeping in the same room with other members
Of the family. In the morning. After the bali
lance of the family were ready tor breakfast he
was found dead His position aud appearance
was tLat Of person iu profound sleep. Not the
least disturbance of the clothes, or anything to
Indicate that he underwent the least suffering or
struggle. He appeared 70 have died without
pain, or any consciousness of sickness or
disease. oa.5.--s,-s4.s..gai gl. fays8s,l gas 80
This 10 one OF those exsraor dinary instances Of
sudden death, which, whilst Il ds6es the scru>
tiny OF poor humanity. impresses upon US the
inscrutiAble dispensatons Of our omnipotent
Creator. sqsss --sts .s s.flAea.--ssgaa II.
ANOTHER OLD SErrLER OF D1s MolsEs CouS
rY GoxE --Sxo. S. ALBRIGHT, ESQ !, OF Benton
Townshp, was . native Of Lancaster County,
Penney lvans, and among the oldest settlers of
this County,-a Member of our State Legisa-
cure in the years 5s-'54,-A Member Of the
Masonic Order and of the Methodist Church
aud Pos Master for six or seven years prior to
his death, which occurred on Tuesday night ias,,
his wife having died lew non.hs pre- vious.-
He leaves family Of seven orphan children TO
mourn his loss. He passed away peacefully and
his memory win be cherished By oil who knew
him. He 4~as an houest man. ,s sa FgeG
York and Lancaster PAP papers please copy.
/ IA ~ W.n. H. Graham Was arrested on SAtur.
day and brought before Justice Hsrss on
charge Of vsgrancy. No witnesses appearing
! against him, he was discharged. ~ ~, 4,., s.
YIaE.-On Sunday nornng between the
hours Of seven and eight o'clock, frame stable
! in the rear Of the residence of Mrs. Clarke, on
Fifth street, North Hill, Was discovered to be
on Fire. Imme date exertions to save the horse
confined in the stable we're made aud he was
rescued uninjured together with the carriage
aud harness. The nearness Of the house 70 the
burning stable rendered prompt action neces-
ssry TO save ii from the desouring element. The
citizens presen. assisted BY several young 'Ade'.
Who performed their work nobly. by the appli-
cation Of vet blankets, etc., prevented further
injury to the hoase than slight scorchias. =
| The ., table was entirely consumed. II 10 sup
| nosed To be the work of an inceEdiary.
LAaoE PorAroEs.-We cav potatoe yester-
day a. the Warehouse Of Fssr h Hager ts>s
/ can harsiy be beaten for size. II Was Of the
Pink eve variety aud weighed 81 lbs. s.roog
aud was raised BY WIN. Iugersol, Of Augusta
1 Township, Des Moines County, The. have
CAlifornia W hites, raised BY the same gentleman
thst are remarkably 6pe. gs 80 al. 81, 3
1 ~A New Yerk correspondent Of the Bos
ton Post says that !" the respected President o
Columbia College has the prospect Of ending
his days in clover. HIS wife had The good for
s tuoe 10 inherit By the death Of .. relative, soou
. about month sgo. an estate estimated TO D.
worth some s7oo.o00, The property comprise
everal entirs, blocks Of houses in New 4forl
O,ty, and in localities lying directly 10 the pat
3 of the march of improvement. The lady is
enjoy ife ipterest in the estate, and i . she
70 be div led nvswons her children. The pr<
per,y 10 its present comparatively undevelope
state, con,,nands rental Of notfsr from 80
. / 600 per annun'. -. : -. sggs -
II Sulc.pg.-Miss Anna Benton, daughter Of =