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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

WISCONSIN, LAND SALEs-The President has
signed proclamation, ordering public sale Of
100000 acres Of land in Wisconsin, during
April and May, including the alternate sections
which belong to the Government along the
railroad lines. Such of the lands 90 may not be
sold viii be subject to private entry.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

Masonic FEsTIvAL.-In commemoration Of
the birth day of St. John, the Evangelist, the
wives and daughters Of the Free and Acce pied
Masons Of Winsersst gave q Supper on Tues
day evening, the 9th ult., TO the Masonic Fra
ternity. From reading the toasts and reported
speeches in the Madsonian We presume the
brotherhood had refreshing time.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

There 10 nov almost direct communication
between Chicago ard New Orleans by means of
several railroad lines.' The only uncompleted
portion Of The route 10 . distance Of seventy
miles, and this win BE- completed in less than
year. The time nov occupied in travelling
from Chicago to New Orleans 10 less than three
dsys-disssncs, By rail- boat and stage, Aipe
hundred and eleven niioa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

HNs *S;s& - - go N&#
y. ~ ~ 81 49,! 49, ~ y - - H.
aB - sOesee1e a6les 0eu
eooe ~ CounclI blu to Ayar - a4X NcoCe-
'aen respecting the 1SW oorad AaN -
great pleasure IN staesag what hoeo eeou, md
pay Or mot
We arrived here On the 29th Of october, max
tug the trip u soifty-1ss days % sae whsle o
very pleasant one. she roads being in excsllsnt
order, end - the feed Was good all Through the
route our cattle remained IN hfst rate CONDITION.
lame OF every description 10 very plenty. ~
Tar - Hens and Ducks are concerned, Ne
had any amonpt Of them until We passed Fort
Kearney, then game Of much larger specie
came to view, such % bunalo, Deer and Ante
lope. The Buffalo new before ne in immense
herds. ~ naSne when stretched before our
canp-hres, Ne were lulied 70 sleep ~ tie haf-
monious howiinEs OF some thousand wolves and
wild cats. not IN the least discordsntto our ears,
- the favored morpheus soon carried 10 OF %
the land OF dreams.
Since our arrival here We have all been very
buay 10 putting up our cabins, suitable for win
ter quArters.
The principal digsings are from three to sev
en- miles above the mouth Of Cherry Greek
Adjoining the last mentioned pace, astown has
been laid on, which goes by the cognomen OF
Montana. Close to the mouth OF the creek,
another town has been laid of, called st. Chares.
At present 1t Is calculated that there are over
one thousand gold seekers from the States en-
camped on Cherry Creek and the Platte, all
within compass Of twenty miles Al present
there are but few mining. 1t appears from
the statements that they make from eight to
ten dollars per day, but it is the general belief
that the average wages are from three to five
dollars, picks and pans being the only impls-
ments used in mining.
The miners, in fact all, are Of the opinion
| that If the water 10 Cherry Greek, or in the
Platte, lie turned next spring. SO as to bring is
in closer connection with the best mining local.
tiles. and by making use of "Suices" or ''Long
Toms" that from twenty to ferty dollars per
day can be made easily. | have, in company
with several others. prospected in different
places, in all OF which we found gold. The soil
is generally from three to five feet deep, before
re ching the bed rock. Those mining are oblig-
ed to carry the earth IRON fifty TO one hundred
yards to water 10 wash it.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

Barksdals's Mississippian asserts hat the per-
sons who made the applause for Douglas in his
Southern journey are bankrupt politicians,
disappointed Office seekers, Adventures of every
kind, sensation editors, wharf rats and lazzaroni
generally"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

The Washington States douglas orgsn) of
December Slst, reluctantly admits that the &C
QUESTION OF Cuba by purchase, or any other
means, is entirely hopeless, aud thinks that Mr..
Buchanan will abandon his scheme OF annexa.
ton as exploded and futile.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

We pablisA IN another oolumn eemmuni
cation from friend at Council Bluffs, in which
is 10 roundly asserted that shs best and short
.ss route 70 the new colorado lies through that
city. Our .irieads q Pacific City and Nebraska
City orc equally - earnest in declaring that the
road through their cities ere the shortest and
best. A. We do nes pretend 70 know anything
Of The matter except At sscsnd hand, We give
them ell . bearing. leaving our readers, should
snv Of them 60, 10 6nd their way BY any route
that suits them p"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

- sasF ssss
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0se efa1s o1naae ulhA es1 1Dsshssa
-. - Osll1s1 ! lasss - - 0sasses D.
Dus,ls1n 6sgts1Iss ~ assisa = ~ Lsgisls-
sssa1 ~ AsAed ~ - GIsiag ~ vievs
e - Dssisssa q ~ oupssas Oosst n h
0aiaos1 visA - 1sskIse u ~ Ossrs. esd :
- e = essaissis esrisstssa. + Z
- sae,nasA ~ - sssiea q - leiAasss.
- - eoe ssaise aeene hsss1siagshe 49,
- u ~ ps sssassl ~. = n.y. snas
GssS - = lnpsuu1ve ag - - 49,
- nease@nsA - bsslisssaAsas q In
0susoo lnslae essskeA - - yeaf, lAo0
lDs,sii q isllshy = ssga.d - - vsssisas 81
- ~ sysssn. n de Legislature had failed %
- - nsasd q 1dssasisa voald have bssu
pssass0, sAstr asss ssqsising ~ es-spssasion
- he sect Legislature. 10 psovidisG fsada.-
Although sAsrs was dsabs = . The power q
shs Legislature, - frans school Law, By q
assiag shsy have gives ~ Beard shs basis q
. syssso, visA shs fssds ssssssssy - carry il
Into e1ssG He eontse1s thss he p~sssas ls~
u Iowa = = brisf, I'D = frss irea co0plica-
sies, = che lawe Il OAie and Nee Yesk. Al
nsW syssens viii eeeassea ssesbss ussil their
provisions ere and, rstood; and de detects d
che ls1 which the supreme Court has declared
70 b. secesssitsdossl, ars easily obviaisd and
eOrrsssed, u the Beard rs-edopee L. Schools
hsve incresssd largely dsring shs psss year; and
shsss snsseed in them have no reason 10 fear
sAss the legislature will ses injsssice done to
then. Ass ssas9Ss N.s. g-s. ts,,tt64
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

a. The Grand Jury, yesterday, reported
10 the Court that they had failed to fad Bill
Of Indictment against W. Iunis, in the matter
Of the, homicide of Daniel Garner, in Huron
Township, last summer. The question as to
whether trial aball be had on the old indics
nent, 10 70 be argued BY the council, this mora
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

u We hear that the G. B. / g. Road, Or
its agents, have recently got up maps Of the
gold region, laying down upon them the best
route and advising emigrasss 70 take the Chi
cago, Quincy and Hannibal and ST. Joseph
Railroads.. Il would be well for the managers
Of the B. 4 n. B. Railroad, ws should think,
70 look aiter this matter and sse that travel
road ought to bs able to control this matter
% far at least a. to command the travel which
lsgitimately belongs to it. Why 10 il not donsi
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11
Concerning Illinois Reeves, i. has the follow.

Concerning Illinois Reeves, !. has the follow
ing:
Ofthose sold at the cattle market in Forty
fourth street, the great Bulls Head Of America,
We have over . thousand week from Illinois,
which is the greatest beef producing State in
the Union.
1t has furnished apparently almost twice a.
much as the State Of New York, and in reality
more than double, because many reported from
this State actually came from the West, stop
ping only long enough 10 gain residence. Some
Of the States nearest to the city, have furnished
only very small portion Of the whole number
The receipts from the Western States compare
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

Something Of an excitement Was created
In the Court Room, yesterday, by q squabble
between prisoner, named Finney, and one Of
the Shssff's deputies, Mr.. Cisna. Finney had
been out, in charge of Cisus, and AZ he came
into che court room, remarked that he was free
Of the o6Ster, being in court. Cisna laid his
hssd upon him. and tsld him to 60 to his seat,
whereopoa Finney struck him. Confusion IN
she room vac the natural consequence, and the
interference Of bystanders prevented eight.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

We have received from the publishers,
h. Gree'ey / Co., the Tribune Almanac, for
1852 TILED. ~ asuAl, with very valuable and
Interesting matter. 1t may be obtained as
Bsovn's book atore.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

The Journal Of Commerce, from which We
obtain the above, anticipates larger figures dur
ing the forthcoming year than for any other on
record.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

ARaivKD On TINS Tho snow storm which
prevailed ."oowD East" Monday night and
Tsessisy. arrived here yesterday in good ex-
press u@e. .a r
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

M Rn,~o. - --------
Ia, The article in to-day, Gazette entitled
Prosecutions under City Ordnance" Is 60
unfair that n deserves passing nosics.-
- The ordinance rsfssrsd 70 MAS paassd to save
ssests fer ths City.
IL has bssa The practice Of our Magistrates
- soomsnss ainost all criminal prosecutions
y tho name Of The city, and that sco in very
nAny instances vhsa there were no ordnance
- nsss the easss, fer The reason thss ,Aev ana
Ne county people cannot agree u 70 their fee.
II Ietats casea In consequence the citv h.a
bssa heavily taxed with costs IL casss when ,he
!. peessation failed.
:. - rsnsdy sbis evil shs erdinaacs vas passed.
Al 4 believe Is viii save The city a lest One
= fbsssssd Dollass par asaum.
L. ~ seussy bear her share Of Tie costs
~ ssins.
. Perhaps esghs - Apologies for replying to
paves sAas bee more spaes II ito columns for
sesss = - OSsssn sbaa ssr vaiuabls Of Rad
0Aas 0aassa 4sak S..
0ssHagasA - 7, leeA zee
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

IL TIE Co Ancli Bluff Bug e dominates Hon.
A Q OoDss 10 she Democratic caDdiste for
Governor When he arrives-As will probably
l~, W kpOw ~hethsr be bsiongs 70 the Douglas
o. Bachanan wing Of the party.
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snsee qDaeisst, the bolaese - 1l&N \
0f0o (eastsss of . mjil,es. "a !. $50 y ~
1sbs ssesIy ferry nililons. y. 80 eatis -
49, ssseesses ~ We psblie a. 49,
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rSes 80 80 ofses Delaware diviS.. 800
= isles - - iafesns1 hiehs, -. s1ga'
isssaey rsspoasible parties. - 4 ~ :
10 90 den 100 late. " e.,
The 1sespscts Of The sarlv 49,.
een6ury anA Erie r Z. sse - psua 4 4.
7 Issss - Il, 80 publis scbeei ssfH
Regarding hanks, he r.ca.n
iaqsisy into the pssseas ceedis;~. -,
Couaty and Crawford Count, ~
Bank Of 0hamokis. ne rejts,.... ~
expressed y = iornss hssssee. shs, ~ - -
> ~ further issrssss of banks !, a.sass,
isai under ne present system. d. sseA
Legislature he exnnot approve fs..u.'essns y
tering additional banks, without ! !. ~ ek,.
IN the prevent system. Hs - eAnea
sertincases Of loan BE- issssd ), n. "
govsrnment ON Common weaj,h = - eAsa
haed upos, with power 70 require sdd;.:s ~
posts Of security a. the loan .;u''sss :
kes. The present eoaditicn n ~ - ~
the general government demop,t,.,."sess6
necessity for increased duties On to.s:a ~
saiiens, and tbs Governor sndor.,s Y -
the President relative to tie chs... v'essd
for specific duties. puSsA
The concluding portion Of tie ~.
voted to Kansas. sebA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

CDIcAeo SUNDAY LEADsR.-S p. Rounds 4
Co. have started nee end handsomely print
ed p.per With the above title, 3. r. RouuDs and
Euw ARD Bliss, Eai,ora.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

0REss AND THE House OF CoMMoNs.-If the rules
OF the British Parliameri., IN regard to speech.
making, could be introduced into the American
Congress, the country would be relieved from
| the Hood oil aimiess aud useless talk with which
| It is every year inundated There is only one
speech on record, delivered in either Hou.e of
Parliament At any time, which ever approached
the longitudinal character of heavy Congress
orat0ry, aud that was delivered in the Com
mons, IN 1898. by Henry Broughman, on the
| subject OF the administration of the law in
which be exposed iss abuses, and suggested all
| the principal retorms which have since teen
made. That speech occupied over six hours in
delivery. O'Connell, Peel, Lord John Russell
Palmerrton, RoebucE, Golden, Bright and a
few others, have made long speeches; but these
long ones are the exceptions. As a general
rule, half an hours speech IL considered veey
liberal allowance, and that only TO a 1frstrste
man. Whoever ofinferior standing, should AZ,
tempt TO waste the public time by ditfusiveness.
would be coughed down, or siienced by ridicul..
ing cries Of Hear, hear. As for any mans
reading what he may call q speech, that 10 utter.
" out Of the question. In the 6rst place, 1t is
supplementary, and the man who attempted
u would be put down with the cries OF "Order."
% which the Speaker would have to tell the
honorable member, in the gentlest manner. to
smut up. An extract from book NAV be
Ieso IN speech, OF statement Of figures, but
q reaa speech itself 10 impossible or course,
sneo, |" equally out Of the question for !
nemoes % elsner House to have an undeliyered
$3.50 .o@lssea - spoken, and 20 introduced |
n.o .no reported debates. First, written |
speeches are wholly excluded, and nes, nei,h- |
er House u Parliament has any puhlic.,ion &C
10 pFsceedings. Newspaper rivalry. il a. H..
Instance, and the private enterprise Of NJ. Hs..
saFd 10 the next provided aud prints edeor.s.
sspssss Of al worthy Of notice % reoerd' ~
b dsAs y Ne 1sttAh IAeislasass, -fP1N ~
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"vengsance and yicauays.,,

Under this happy title the Warren Telegraph
comments upon the political discrimination ex-
ercised by the President in the selection o, his
,uests at dinner; aud suggests the folio sing
form of a card OF ADM, son:-
PRESIDENTIAL DINNER.--ADAIr THE BEARER.
food for this day only. Not good to any
Democratic member OF Congress reelected
against the Presidents will. Lecompton aem-
6ers rejected by taeir constituencies, can Oh, ain
first class tickets on application at the State
Department No anti Lecompton Democrat
who has not eivei, in, allowed to come in. Lit.
tie Giants positively excluded. Canes, blud
geons, ana other weapons to be deposited at
the door, to guard against accidents. Reserved
seats for those who appear in coats OF English
manufacture.
Any excess Of self respect beyond forty grains
to each person will be rated as extra. Charac-
ter at the sole risk of the owner.
No ticket genuine without the written sig
nature OF JAMES BUCHANAN.
Dec IA, 1853.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

q The Cleveland Herald comes 70 10 great.
y approved IN I, typography, appearing in an en-
trsly n~w desss. s-lscssd and arranged with
ere .lsn, NSpssd tnate.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11
The Island of Rock Island Declared
10 be the Properly OF the Pre.cmp.
From the Rock Island Commercial.

FROM the Rock Island Commercial.1
From letter just received from well inform
ed parties at Washington, we CLEAN the follow
ing most important news:-
The Commissioner OF the Land Office has
decided that the reservation OF Rock Island for
military purposes, ceased in ls4s, AMI that the
land became subject to pre-emption by the
transfer then made by the Secretary Of War to
the Land Department, all except that Oh which
the public buildings stood. There are two
parties Claiming the right 10 the lots on which
they have settled. Each claim Tor possession
about the same time.
The Rock Island pre-emptors are Messrs B.
{. Smith, J. h. Langley, Jesse Ke4neday, Ii !.
Adams, Henry Cbamberln, James Lackey,
VIM .. Shelton, Cyrus Conkiin. They have
built houses and made improvements, and have
also lived with their families on the Island for
almost two years past. The other set are
Aessrs. Thales Lindsey, c. 7. Church, Steward,
Fred. CalkiDs There we're three others who
have lost Their claims as pre-emp,ors by leaving
the land. The latter are Messrs. Raub, Fair
clough and Waterman. The effect OF this
decision will not only be to benefit the pre-
emptors, but to bring this valuable land into
market, and render it. in all probability, ex-
tremely valuable to this locality
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GTRAYIn

E1OM Ne Farm II D. LARIs0N. slx ni1ss - -
- hnTeen, On ~ AQsncy heeAs abc.e - ~ -
lases DnsAam Dull Cali, eight nestAs OLE ~
no ear marks. Had en wAeo ~ IN 2 rsAs
nhsena reward I'm ~ pAtA ~ ~ eel 49,
y. AAsteee ~ y. = nssUp, Dsslingtpa, =
g. -1,ssH IL lesA
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-01-11

CHPascEDEsrsD Successive are glad to
learn from the Boston Traveller that the Attain
tic Monthly lie meeting with great favor from
all sources. Though the publishers printed
nearly thirty thoxsand copies Of the January
number, this large supply was entirely exhaust
ed on ,he very day Of publication, thus compel
ling many new subscribers and others to wait
= few days before obtaining copy. The pub
fishers have another edition Of several thousand
in press. which will be ready ina few days, and
with their present facilities they will be able TO
supply the demand, however large it may be -
Their subscriptions, received BY mail alone
from oil parts Of the country, have averaged
more than one hundred day, for some time
past. Mrs. II. B. Stoves new serial, 'Ths
Minister'S Woolng," is immensely popular, a.
indicated by the success which is thus attend
ing the enterprising publishers efforts to make
the Atlantic the embodiment Of all that is en-
and instructive.
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u ~ = Es1'w W - ~ ssss
|ands passy. ~ ~ 81
(o6Ass tAsls ssaA1 Z y e inaa(cA -
h q.ssslsa. hsve N " - - ~ e.,
lssae h 80 ess. Jades
spsias = has 49, bat dsgiS &ssk spsn -
esaeA. Has -. had 49, asssaAsa hinsslf
/ = ~ restsss sshssiaess xagh We have
Isss bsuaieaAe0sa,n sssa. yss - AAse heard
bss one account Of him, sad that has been that
- vas aAlias shs oales With dignity and deco
ran, ard dsspAsshing business with - much
spssd 20 IL proper transaction would permit OF.
No sqssbbles have bsen heard Of - the Court
nsase-oo lawyers sens 70 jaiL--no Newspaper
editors arrested for consenpt, and no stump
spsesess nade fron the bench. We have yet
had - display II plaasa.ioa manners from Mr.
Springer. On the bshsh Or or be l. . gentle
| nans-an honorable, high-mindsd and truthful
ganslenAn.
We have no disposition 70 foeestal public opiu
ion. We are wiling Judge Springer should be
js4sed BY an intelligent public opinion. Should
be. however, like his predecessos, be guilty Of
high handed oppression towards any man high
or low-should be abuse his high Office as did
Clagget, party fealty and pessoual friendship
win not prevent rs from denouncing him and
eyposing bic resreancy. But We hope and be-
lievs NO such contingency will arise.
Nov. il not disposed to sacfi6cs what little
character il has and throw away ito influence
spen The public mind, We suggest &c the Gazette
that more candid and fair course would answeu
even ito object better. Give Judge Springer {
show. Let him have fair trial. When he ID
guilty of anything improper, unbecoming or op
pressivs IL will be time enough TO begin.
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The earthquake in California, Nov. rs. was
quite severe. Al San Jose. crockery and clocks
were thrown down and broken pretty generally.
ana every brick and adobe ba,ldiae had its
vails cracked. Large openings appssrsd In ,he
eassn near the city, iron which sssAn tpesed.
sAe'1og appsshsastons that voloaae miahs
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HoRRID BUrcHERr OF MEXICAN soLDIERs.-A
correspondents At Aspinwali writes under date
OF Dec. 20, as follows
In the engagement between tie Reactonlsts'
forces and those Of Vidaurri, four hundred Of
the latter men were captured by the former,
who after seeing them disarmed and taking from
them their most valuable equipments, ordered
his second in command toafake them from his
sight and do with them as he thought fit. This
inhuman wretch, who well knew what would
ensue from such course, placed them in the
hands of his soldiery, who were just then in
beastly state of intoxication. They fell upon
the capt'ves, who were entirely defenceless, and
horrible massacre followed. At the end Of
the terrible scene. the liieless bodies OF four
hundred human beings were found stretched
upon the ground, maugled and weltering in their
blood-a patent sacrifice to the bloody cause Of
liberty.
TIE Argentine Government has authorized
the construction OF railroad between the capj.
tails Of Santa Fe and Santiago.
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Our Best PARLoRs.-Don't keen : aolymr
parlor into which you 60 but once q moath
with the parson or sewing society. Hang around
your wallis pictures which shall tell stories N
mercy. hope, courage, faith and CHARITY. Make
your living room the largest and most cheerful
in the house. Let the place be such that lien
your boy has gene to distant lands. or even
when, perhaps, he clings to single plank in n.
lonely waters Of the wide ocean, The ,houvht N
the still homestead shall come across IN deso !.
iation, bringing always light, hope and love
Have no dungeon about your house; no roam
you never opsni no blnda that are always shut
fix. Marvel.
4 remarkable explosion occurred in Worces.
ser, Aasa., on Saturday afternoon. A large tive
story engine house was blown 10 pieces. .spee
one brick being left upon another, /" and the
CITY shaking from turrst % foundation stone.
= nFe had been left burning, the gas from which
- supposed 70 have done The laischief.
The fact 4 not gsnerslly known that The vii,
Of the Count Monsalembsrt, whom Napoleon
has made martyr - the freedom of che pseep
In France. 10 . nescs Of 0snsspl Lsiaystae. she
10 Woman Of beauty and insslligsacs, ana -
vefsa the nsmofy - her saels aad ~ A,end
0ea. Wa1Atngoeos ~ 1870 g1fsealh VI assa NJ
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Some Of the New Jerseysns ere urging the
aemisssiea Of Hen. William I. Dayton a. the
Opposition candidate lers she aexs Psssidency.
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BLED TO DEArH.-E. II. Eaton, while chop
ping wood near indianapolis, on Tuesday. cut
bis foot severely. A physician was called ana
found him sitting in chair dead, biz foot in
basin filled with blood. II he had been placed
horizontal position, the application OF !
angle bAndAgs would have saved his life, but no
one present knew il. IA