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Abandonment and Marriage,

The Oiney (lllinois) correspondent of th,
vincennes San, writing from that place o,
| the 18th August, relates the following Incl
dents ~ EtfT1' N'
A Mr. Rodgers, of Ripley county. Indiana
with his daughter Elizabeth. of about seven
teen years, and her illegitimate child of three
or tour months, appeared in Olney last week
and applied to Hayward a. Kitchell, att.,r-
neys, TO procure the arrest of young Ar.
Lane, the absconding father of the child,
who WAS said to be in the county. The writ
was made out and handed to Deputy Sheriff
Jones, who turned to her and said: How
does he look = She turned her face-a tear
fell on the foor-''like this-this babe-a
dimple On his chin" said she as she pulled
its little white bonnet back; then with her
face still averted, drew from her bosom A
daguerreotype, .you will know him by that ]"
She was dressed lady like, with q sweet. sor-
rcwful, half matronly look, with eyebrows
draker than her hair, and pretty foot that
set OF the kid.
her father, severe looking old man. said
to the attorneys: This shall not be settled
short OF two thousand dollars" She tnyned
her eyes upon him with look of horror S
mot money, she cried, as she drew hcr
babe close to her.
The next day Lane vas brought in. It
seems that the parents Of both were farmers.
living neighbors-the children growing IN
ana being school-matcd together that
young Lanes father had given him 8 / 600 MT
70 marry her He is fine looking vo,nc man
Df about "a years. He went round TO AID an |
attorney, but all being out of town cxcent
hayward d Kitchell, be concluded To 90 70
ne hotel and sss Miss Rodsers. s %
The door was open. She sat at the back
'art OF the room at the sight of him aha
anne to her feet with her child in her arms
he faltered-she stood still, pale % this
aper--he Dlundered into chair. and 81.
nconsciously resumed her seat-neitber
peaking People left the room. In = few
loments he appeared and inquired of the
l6cer where to get marriage license. The
nicer, whose very soul Was glad to hear
ich hint went with him. They were
'arried-and with blessings Of . large
'cwd left on the train bound cast They
ere haDdsons pair; she with that deli
lte tinted skin, and confding, lovely blue
q that can look love bat never haze. He
ite sesoluta, manly look-thas woald be I
vMeibls ID the rigkt-but like ~ true !
,as1, veah etaesss in The wrong. They
hadr yhQt to a01nFnsys. nase aanjsod-
e1sy esne1e1-anA sPane = ~ 8 1vish
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BURLINGT0N UNTvRRsTTY

BU64lNGION UNIVERSITY,
FALL SESSION l050.
YNHE next Session Of this institution viii omen fsI
the Instruction ~ pupils IN the various Glasses 81
we Male and Female and Preparatory sad Collegiate
Departments on Thursday, September ], 1859, under
the direction q the following tried and approved
T. A G q L Il Y:
GENTL EMEE'S DEPARTMENT.
REV. LORENZO ,. ALLEN. a. NJ.
AcSsa0 frssieat Of To- Untcevstsy ard PrcSssor d
AncSeRt languages.
Rev JOSEPH 7. ROhEkT, A. NJ,
n. H. HAWLEY,
Teacher Of Focal Aastc.
LAD4ESt DEPARTMENT..
REV. 9. W. MARSTON, A. n.
Prtsctpal and ProfessOr or En0HA Literoturs
MISS EMILY WHITE,
Teacher Of NOfern Languages.
MRS JANE r. HAMLEY,
Teacher on PiaaO.
The terms Of Tuition are 1880 ger Session in Primary
Branches, N the Preparatory, and $1,000 In the
Collegiate and Theological Meals are furnished 81 the
Reecory on the College Grounds, for 81 Is per week
and rooms are rented In the University building It %
cents per week.
The College Library contains over 1900 volumes and
the philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical Appara-
us OF this Institution probably superior TO av en.
ioyei BY any other School In the West The
alone cost $500, and the Electrical Machine Air Pump
Magic Lantern and Microscope. are unsurpassed.
In short, IN all I'D .antages usually enjoyed At Yves
tern Colleges this Institution claims be inferior TO
none, and therefore invites the patronage Of ALL FOR
further Information inquire OF either of the Professors
or Teachers aforenamed, or OF tie undersigned,
In behalf ofths Board Of Trustees,
g. j. JOHNSON,
augl0-bp4w 1#@5 Secretary.
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TIE MURDER OF NIKE WALSH. At the con-
clusion OF the Inquest upon the body Of the Hon
Mike Walsh, who was found dead in the area Of
house in Eight avenue, last March, Coroner
Okeefe Issued warrant for the arrest Of man
named Patrick Malholland, who was believed to
De implicated in the supposed murder. Null
holland. however, eluded the police, and left
the city for Kansas. He remained there until
few weeks ego. and returned to this city on
Monday last. About II o'clock yesterday
morning Mulholland was seen in company with
some fifteen others, all persons Of bad reputa-
ton. in the Bowery, BY Officers Sutton ard
Lawton, of the Seventeenth Ward, who i'm
medistely arrested bin and took him before
Justice Osborn, who committed him 10 the
Toonbs. The prisoner is spoken OF as hard
character, and is said to have served two or
three terms in the State Prison. There was no
evidence elected At the inquest which would Be
Times, les, 7@-
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OPPOSITION IN DAVIS CoUNrY.-The opposi-
ton to modern, patent democracy, in Davis
county, have united upon the following ticket
for the Legislature and County Oficers:-
Senator'S Moore; Representatiyes-A Col
liver, S Caldwell; County judges A Snyder;
Treasurer and Recorder Peak; Sheriff.
Spencer; Sups Com. Sehools-Joseph Nc
Carly; Coroner-James. Songer; Drainage
Conl.-h Jones' SO far as We arc acquainted
with the nominees, and We know several Of
them, they are the best and strongest men il
the county, and Davis will do herself honor by
electing them. Hon. S A Moore is the late
County Judge, and filed the Office with signal
ability aud to universal acceptance -Ottumwa
Courier
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sCAAPAIsz Lrlse "a faicx or rux Exs
sv.-A week o. more stses " Published !.
lister from Council Basas sayisg that General
Dodge was oG The tfack-hAd dscl.ped % CAM
vass further. declining - an his own spposps-
nsnts. The nexs day Ne eeotradieasd this
report on authority Of the same paroles vho had
before wsitasa %. How dos The reader sup
pose they esns . sead - : falas sepossi Il
va through ! Trick Of the enemy. Prominent
asd leadisg Dsmocrafs started the ssosy as
Oeuaeil Blslh vish this very end 10 visw. They
nsAs Republicans believe that Dodge had quit
~ aeld - sve q shsss Republicans usess NJ
sssordingly i. Aad tAs vary mosal ard pious
ed sxsfaasy sstAess Of The trick whereby =
lsssfoee, aessd vas g. into Rspsblissa
Dapss. ass nov sasaesd u abssiae = Sos
Dsiatiag it tlfssgh ~ solanns Of he beausi-
III ofssa u bshbtts ~ dstasisse Pslnsr. he |
la1ay, = - psissipal serihss. Tbsy essssr |
49, - 80 - - tIsassss - ~ =,
- = sA6oeAs0
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We must oil 60 with the white mans party or
the Negro party. The Democracy OF the Union
will all remain faithful to their own race
Ashland Union.
VI course they will their race is always after
a runaway niger Cleveland Herald.
That's the race Gen. Dodge is running 10
Iowa. Muscatine Journal.
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General Land Agency Office
COUNCIL BLUFTS, IOWa.

= e G. II y o. VI T. II
- ATTORNEY AND IOUESELLOR.
= WIZ promptly attend to Land Agencies, Inyest;ne
.oney, Locating and Selling Land Warrants Pav,ne
Eaxes selling Real Estate, and all other branches ~
sne Land Business. in Western Iowa and Nebraska.
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StHovLAR CuAxeE or NAMs-vhe history Q
the Democratic party, says the Boston Travelerf
can be read in the names Of its chief organ. At
arst it IVES The "Globe," and concerned itself
with the welfare Of universal humanity. Then
1t became the "UDion." and devoted itself only
70 the United Ststee. Nov il 10 the s'Constitu-
ton. }" which y - interpreted ~ to leave more
than oue-haH the couutry out Of the considera-
tion Of the Govessnsn& Iss next name will
probably be the "Adninistration. when il win
have 70 make but one more change to become
extinct, like its samssake. s.f
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CoRx DrrnorED IT Taosr IN NoarurRx
IowA.-we are sorry 70 learn from the Dubu.
gee Herald that corn In that part Of the Site
Vas all killed ~ frost on Thursday night last,
except 9 little situated on high ground As
most ofs vas just In the milk the corn 10 near
y I'll Destroyed. This ID . severe loss, .
heavy calamity lss Northern Iowa. The frost
On Friday morning hooked like snow and every
green thing ms destroyed.
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Ter.nsnfor nn,;,ai.as z, FFimcipal.
nMercantile u Keeping. PenmAnshp, Commercial
CSoosmputati2 Commercial Correspondence &C.. &C.
The cods instructor is the most comprehensive
saughs ana $50 completely reduced practice as 70
meet every ps4bie contingency in business.
approved pf blss. A.o's
CGmnnA la1 La w Lectures--wnl be given
~ M y BeQ Darwin, Of the abest membera III ~.
Burlington subjects ~ for
manto be acquainted with.
- An Elegant DipiOma--Uaderthe seal or Tia
o. Pennsyvania, awarded oall gr
Send for Circular by mail ff.S 49,
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J. y. CROSS u CO.,
METAL DEPOT.
No. 124 North Second street, west side.
Four doors north Of yine tbs Store with Blue Front
ST. LOUIS, MO.
IMPORTERS OF and Wholesale Dealers in Tin Plate
= Copper, Russia, Galvanized and American 81 eel
Iron. block Tin, spelter, Antimony Sheet Zine Japan.
ned and Pressed Ware, &c. Timers Tools, Machines
and Firdngs generally, Stoves and Hollow Ware or
approved Patterns
ian2f -bp6n
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~ 10
Coon CaLDREN-Thc Professor of the
Breakfast Table, in his talk to the readers Of
the Atlantic for August offers the following
pungent suggestions concerning good child
rem and their memoirs
In early years, when the child feels its
life in every limb it lives in the body and
tor the body to a very great extent 1t ought
70 De 60 There have been many very inter-
iesting children who have shown wonderful
| tpdifference to things of earth, and an extra.
ordinary development Of the spiritual ma.
\ ture There is perfect literature of their
biographies, all alike in their essentials, the
same 'disinclination to the usual amusements
OF childhood the same remarkable sensi.
blllty; the same docility the same consci-
entlousnesS; IN short an almost uniform
character arkedby beautiful traits, which
We look at with painful admiration. It will
be found that most of these children are the
subjects of.sope constitutional untitness for
living, the most frequent Of which need
not mention. They are like the beautiful
blushing, hall grown fruit that falls before |
its time because its core is gnawed out
They have Their .porning-they do not live |
in vain,-they are windiails. am convinc.
ed that many healthy children are injured |
morally by being forced to read too much |
about the little meek sufferers and their
spiritual exercises. Here is boy that loves
to run, swim. kick football, turn somerscts. /
make faces, whistle, fish, tear his clothes
coast, skate, fire crackers, blow SQUASH
tooters,' cus is name ON fences, read about
Robinson Crus 70 and Sinbad the Sailor. eat
the widest ang'ed slices Of pie and untold
cakes and candies, crack nuts with his back
teeth, and bite out the better part OF another
boys apple with his front ones, turn M con-
pers, stick knives call names, throw stones.
knock Oh hats, set mouse traps, chalk door
steps, Acut behind anything on wheels or
runners, whistle through his teeth, .holler
lire on slight evidence, run after soldiers
patrOnixe an engine company, or in bis own |
WOrds blow for tub No. III or whatever it /
may be;-isn't that pretty nice sort of a |
'oy, though he has not got anything the mat
er with him that takes the taste of this world q
mt? Now. when you put into such q hot a
flooded, hard listed, round. checked little |
ogues hand . sod looking volume or pam d
hlet, with the portrait Of . thin, white faced
hid. WHOSE lifs really as much training .
Of death - the last month Of Q criminals q
Instance, what does he find in common be- =
seen his over6owiag and exulting sense OF d
itaiily and the eyperisnoe of the doomed Vi
1spFa0E OfPnvAladpAFents lt b not until Or
9 has worked biz Way. throngh tie period of %
ones, hearty, eai1Al existence. which every Of
,hnat child sh0ul9 make tho mont of-nct 81
neil be has leaRnna the NE az hia sfsc.lt;.. =,
hlch = his, 6set deey, -shaG ! boy of couy.gs q
ID animal vig6f a In proper sfate q rseS =
zoe tearfhF EsB0eds Of premature decav =,
~ no doubt thas disxpet i innlaoisd 4, :.
g mindsof many healthy Children ~ ee,l- sv
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WHAT THEY GAY ABOUT THE DEAN CoMEDY IN
MIssoURl.-A Mr.. Tull, and several of his neigh.
bors from Scotland and Knox couuties. Mo.
lately visited London, in Iowa, for the purpose
Of recovering negro woman who had escaped
from Ar. i. some two years ago. The woman
was found, but question Of identity vas raised
Ne. I. offered to identity her by scar on one of
her arms. and was proceeding to expose her
arm for the purpose. This go shocked the mo-
desty Of the innocents in London--whose wives
and daughters all 60 barearmed-that ,hey re-
sented the proposition as an insult They fell
npon Mr. 7. and his party, hurried them before
. justice. got them adjuged guilty of kidnap.
ping. or attempting il, and finally held in bonds
Of &c. 900 y piece bot today hands on another
person 10 the place, white or black, man or wo.
man. The persons SO treated are among the
most respectable in Knox and scotland counties.
and their friends aad neighbors feel justly in
csnsed at the outrage.
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WHERE rs TEE "NAD SroNE!r-We read in
an Iowa paper . short time since an interesting
case Of treatment with the mad stone" The
victim, who had been exposed to death Of un-
speakable terror, accompanied With foaming at
the mouth, rawlings in the eyes and cnasl,incs
Of the eeeth. was subjected to the easy and sim
pie application Of . porous pebble dipped =.
intervals in new milk, to the affected part--the
process resulting in radical cure of the pstient
and the great joy Of the neighborhood. Now
it lie clear that all the mad stones in the country
ought to be sent to Brigadier General gustis
Cesar Dodge, aud that his friends ought to ap.
ply them al random to his noble members, not
minding the expense of the milk. For surely
the last Of the Dodges cannot long survive the
bursts OF rage which Overtake him 10 his en-.
counters With Mr.. Kirk wood.-Chicago Tribune.
- ASAMPLE OF TALL LYiSG.-Elwood is again
on the stump. He is doing mp the biggest job Of
lying ever doss in Iowa, even surprising him
SELF The followin 10 sampIe. He is Of course
speaking Of the Insane Hospital at NJ, Pleasant:
I. Now, it will be seen thas the plan designated
Tor the construction Of this institution. is most
magni6cent one, and the Asylum vixen COM
pieted, will DO most splendid edincs. II il
larger than any Insane Asylum in the Union.
larger than that Of the State Of New York. a
State which contains four million Of people. Had
the money appropriated by the State to the
erection of tho building, been expended in euch
. manner Nc 70 insure the completion of this
building for the estimated cost, the people of
this State would no. have complained. But what
is the fact The State has already appropriated
TO the erection and construction Of this Asylum,
ABOUT $3.50, coo, and its naked walls are vet
Ind stn
agement, this Asylum, before completed and
ready for occupation, will cost the people of
this State more than 100000 One wing
Of that institution, have no doubt, would meet
the wants Of the insane Of this State for more
than fifty years to come.
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D-eSss1OSNV 0190CMe
J. Q. Han dslfvsred himself Of . speech last
Saturday night After schSde closed, chat vas
admirably adaptsd u the sacasiea and the audi.
ense. y 'eeassted Of q sahorsa.isn to The
people % vote or him tor sbs legislature ~ y
Meys 'sAsS y es'sd eas p.sMees u sezss. There
has been no sueh speech dslivssed .by any one
since tAat celebrated ssasioa IVES .pronounced
By one Jack Csds about ths year lass. which
b recorded By Saakspsars, thus 10 YEA,
"cads. Be brave then; fos Jour Captain is
brave, end yows rssornation. There shall b.,
10 England, seven han penny losves sold for .
penny; he thres, hoopsd pot sbsil have ten
hoops; and I win make II felony 70 drink small
beer; az tha rsaln shall b 10 commop, and 10
chsspsiAs shsa ~ palasy 90 70 ssass. And,
when Am king (as king wIfbe}-l-"
"AA aod Ass ysar majsssy!. = Il .T'
"csds. I thank you. good people. There
shall be no mousy;o I'll shall eel cind dsink CD
ny score; and I will apparel them oil in one Hv.
cry, that they may agree like brothers, and
worship me their lord" .Igs,5s & SIS
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O. II. HARRIS, I
Auction and COmmlseion Merchant
Z Dry GO0ds, Cl0thimg, NoaIons. &c.
IS MAIN STREET,
BMrlingsom, Iowa.
WILL attend 10 the sale Or Lands, u sr ,handiae
W aousehold Goods, Horses, Castle, Ae., In Any
part Of the city.
Lbersl advanced, and prompt returns made on CON.
0ignments. p
Bridge, shepard = Waterman, Is Dey g., N. Z.
Jas. B. Chadwick Co., 81. Louis, Missouri
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 1o6 Randolph IT,, Chicago In.
Coolbansh Brooks, Bankers, Burlington, Iowa.
Lauman, Hedge . Co., :.
J. I. Corse Son,
'an19 bptf 8@ t@4
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erm tGamada) KnilWay.'
TRAINS LEAVE THE GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
y foot OF Lake street, Chicago.
s:VO A. M.-Det-ot Accommodation, daily fsundav.
excepied,) arrives at Detroit at eco o. m
t'oo A. M-Cincfnnati Express, (Sund avs excented
arrive At indianapolis 400 p. M; Cincinnati a s:8O
p. m " ~
o:oo A. M-Lghtning Express, -{Sundays executed,
arrives o. Detroit 200 r. " Suspension Bridge or
bnhaio 500 a. m; Albany 800 p. m; New YORK 900
p nj Boston, IL 1t night.
zuu M.-Niies Accommodation, ercept Sunday
ouV Z. New York and Boston Express ,excent a.
turday) arrives at Detroit 7:15 a. M; suspen sion
bridge or B1faIn 30 p. n; Albany 400 a M: New
xoIk. 1000 a. m; Boston, 400 D. M
500 r. M-Cncinnati and Louisville Exnres. .axcac,
Saturday, arrives at Cincinnati geo a. M; louisville
at4:00 pm. 80 's'iu
One train on Sunday at S:t,0 D. N,
Inc $500 A. NJ an 500 p. NJ trains connect nj Payi.
Win the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway for Bnyalo
ana al points east; at Toronto with GRAD Trupt R.,,
way, g Kingston. Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec ana
~ po,lts IN Canada East, Northern yermost New
q Baggage chected through.
through tickets Tor sale at the PRINCIPAL Railroad
4mces IN the West, and At the general once corner
LAKE ana Dearborn streets, opposite tie Tremont
House, Chicago, and at the Depot foot Of ake sweet
n T. N. RICE, superintendent
N"' ven fass. sgent ap2
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
WIN. N. GROVER,
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