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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-30
GIRARD HOUSE.
NEW YORK CITY.

eTNHIS HOUSE 10 situated In one OF the most
envAble business localities In the city, being Inn
mediatey on the north west Of West Broadway
and Chambers sire and directly opposite the Hudson
River depot This par. Of the CITY has within the last
few years been down and rebuilt with the most
elegant modern style buildings. The rard House, one
Of he most elegant, 10 SIX stories high, and fronts
hun1red feet each street and only squares from
the Rark, making ts location 1t altogether
nient for the travelling community fro every quarter
aside from the direct eOnvonsnct rem ered ~ the
depots.
his House - kept the European pIan Upon vAicA
u strictly eondoctea. keeping splendid large rse0
ant Refractory where meals served Up All hstrs
In the most elegant crder This gives 1t the pssrenee
aside from its location. Private faniilies well %
single gentlemen and ladies equally well cared fer
Carriages run constantly TO the dTsren landings, s0d
eli accommodations in way OF livery rendered. and Gil
necessary convenences which viii make things both
comfortable and cheap win be On hand.
Give call and examine for yourselves, and oblRe
your humble servant, 4ss JOHN i. HANSON,
jy29.d4wH Proprietor.
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RxEb P1Ax.-OD 10 ssmo 1aX te -
| ts;9is5;os 49, sssd ron Plkcy ~ ~ y "
SiSbsd&R. that from 5000 70 1000 cIajng -
beinv py6issa6iy worked, that about 10000 80
- 81 work. md tha2 from &c. 900 - $4,000
worth IL gCld y nise1-t~O youn9 neo non
r,AIow. Ma. uriss back % ihsis fdeada, who
nsbIlsh the letter In Ne spsipg1el 0sps6tean,
mat there isa,e11OId euouak Ahsn Tor eech
a,ana three ecFlA. and solemsly odd :--"W =
have been toosed euce, but srs mot going e b
again" Conment would Be superduoHa.
II TRsA1Y oy PsAcx. new Italian
d Ikderacy, under the " honorary presidency
okshs Pops, tssabished BY the peace treaty.
embraces. i've presume, I'll the Italian ststes
scuth OF Safdinia and Lonbardy, includng TGs-
cany, M0dena, Parma LuccA and the Stsaes Of
the Church. 4B s8aw 48 Sal
The Lcmbardy acquisition 70 the kingdom u
BardiniA, extends, 20 presume, - the river
Nincio; in which caee, the Ssaas Of Venice,
which Austria retains, includes the strong
ioesresses Of Mantoa, Peschiers, Verona and
Legnago, which are her most importapt Italian
possessions. I'D s5s*, tz4 953#s4. e.
"Italy must be free south Of the Alps and
west OF the Adriaiic," was one Of the var CITES
Of Napoleon. But not only, BY the treaty
of peace, Is no part Of Italy made free, but
even Austria retains her gsesses. italian stroog-
hold. 1911
This terrific war tragedy has terminated IN
. most ridiculous farce. Protesting 70 light for
the freedom Of down trodden people, she end
proves that Napoleon has been fighting only for
his own selfish glory and the temporal power Of
the Roman Poutiical Government. While Aus
tria II no longer ruler over Italy, yet 10 the POI
litical condition Of the latter but slightly, III ct
oil, improved. BY the joint despotism OF Napo-
leoa and the Pops.
Napoleon has indeed humbled Austria and
established himself as the first power on the
continent but By his deception to1Mds the
cause Of Italian independents, be hos DIerited
the contempt Of the civilized world. Chicago
Journal -
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riaoce fSecvetary O. - - ~
American Minister q Bsslrns Juiy :, 1ere.
Even with this declaration Of thu INLAND alb
eoluts right Of expAssiAtion. The cl661o n the
insssuctions which recognises The righxef pras-
siA % enforce the obligations of The 1enduehr
upon those Who have bsen "callea INTO ~
army being Prussians. would nos 60 down With
the public, The iirse OF the paosaEes We have
quoted In No. u clearly coateAdicted BY the
other. Accordingly Attososy General Black b
called upon u extricAte the administration from
this dilemma. NJ. Black obligingly issues :
document apparently denying the right ct Psus-
sia to force it's former subJecta, natuealissd in
this country, 70 perform any military service
whatever. Here 10
No. s.
"If be (the naturalized citizen) vas desert.
er from The army, be may be punished when be
goes book, because dessrtion 10 . crime. On
the other hand, IL be was not actually in the
army at the time Of his emigration, but merely
liable like other members Of the state, to be
called upon for his share Of military 0uty which
he did not perform bscaase be left the country
before the time for iss performance came round,
he cannot Justly be moles.ed, Any arrest OF
detention OF him on that account ought to be
regarded as o grave offence to his adopted
country. Attorney General Blacks opinion
10 the case Of Mr.. Ernst, July Is, 1859.
Whether the Administration will think it me-
cessary TO come out viii, No. 9, explaining what
il means by being "actually in the army" at
the time OF leaving Prussia, We will mot trouble
ourselves to conjecture.
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New York, July g.
ST0CkS-Very dull indeed, and operations entirely
with the Bsok ers prices.
MoNEY-steady, and SOS per cent. ON cali col
short hrst class paper.
ExCHANGE-Dull at 1lO,601l0k.
FLOUk-in fair demand at full prices Of yesterday.
Sales $500 bbls 1t - 8O4 Is for state - 90
05 10 extra do; $5 rs good extra western; e5 ESQ
05 old, Is 15GD35 40 fresh ground h H Ohio.-lsye
-four, dull, at ~ 00t04 6.
WaEAT-109c better. Sales 5000 bush ct Is for
Chi. spring, Ss01 Is for old red western.
RYE-Unchanked. Sales l 200 bush 1t so.
RICE-Dull at S.
BARLEY-Quet.
CoRN-Dull and heavy. Sales Is, 900 bush ct rs old
mixed western; 601s2 new do.
0ATS-Heavy. Sales at S9049 for state, Western
and Canadian
p0RK-Quiet; t1o 50 mess; 80 Is prime.
BEEf-Unchanged.
BEGR HAMS-Quiet at 415 oO0lS 90.
BACON-Dull and Nominal.
CUT MEAfS-Heavy and inactive.
LARD-Qu.et. sales 100 bbls at l0K0u.
BUrTER-firm 1t 1201Sc for Ohio, 1860 for
State.
CHERSE-Firm ct sac.
WHlSKEY-Dull 1t 21k@96.
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DEAD BODY FoUHD.-The Marengo Visitor
says that on the leth inst, . dead body was
discovered floating 10 the Iowa river neat
Nsrengo. Verdict Of the Jury, "death BY
violence, his skull being fractured in several
places. He had been 100 long in the water to
be recognized By any one-even had he been
known thereS previous TO his death. Il 10 sup
posed from biz dress that be WAS " Pixies
Peaker." No :papers were fouad about his
person. His height was about i've feet seven
inches, light hair, two front teeth In the uppea
jaw and one in the lower were gone, VA
supposed TO be from thirty 70 shirty-6vs year
Of sge, had on good cloth cost dos-ski1
pants. psir Of high top oowskin boots, and I
black silk neckcloth.
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DIG. EASTEKLY,S
Fever and Ag11A Killer

This Medicine DiU ferer and Agme, Dumb
Ague Chtls aud FeUer, Intsrmittent and Renait-
tent feceys, and ecery form Of Fever ,ncidsnt TO tie
Vert.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Axus
and Fever, hrst and foremost in rank stands
Dir. Easterayss Fewer and AgHe Killer
This medicine Is a positive cure, both speedy and
permanent. During the last ave il has cured
two hundred thousand cases. which has established Its
efficacy in all parts Of the West the ONLY RELIABLY
REMEDY for the cure OF these distressing complaints
II will also Enlargement OF the Spleen Ague Cake
etc. Its perfectly harmless 10 the deleate
stitution or tender infant. Try il, we afflicted.
az Price VI per bottle or six bottles for 81
Prepared by Dir. EGsteriy, OF Third and Chest
nut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold BY /. y. GAY and SQUIRES n BLOS5, Druggists
Buriiugtos, AMI nv Druggists generally. itbl9
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AxorRER DIsAPrEARANcE.-A short time
since . woman, in this city, died, during the
absence Of her husband. Last week he return
ed aud married sister Of his deceased wife,
Il seems that the friends Of lhe parties
took occasion TO comment severely upon the
nee marital relations, which excited the indig'
nation Of the wife. At any rate. Tuesday night
she left the house, saying that she .'wouldn't
stand the talk any longer and was going to
drown herself" 6upposipg It mere {. mporary
ehuliiion Of vexasion, no particular notice was
taken Of the remark 1t the time, but the fact
that she has not been seen since, or up TO last
night hss given rise 70 lively fears ~ 70 her
fate. The parties are well knova In town, but
d 10 deemed best 70 suppesos aaDeo fer he
| peossnk- fDohuQuo Herald. azsa@
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CAN 'V1K,EYF


Tho regular edition Of :. the
WnkIY HAwE-Erl one q the
largest papers in tho State, con
tanning all the current news Of the
day, Market Reports, &C., giving
the Republican State ticket an earn
est and hearty support, and bring
ing into the canvas all the editorial
ability at command, will be ihr-
nished to campaign subscribers at
the following low. figures. =
For three months, single subscrip-
tons, so cents.
To clubs of five 40 each.
I" /" "ten and
2 upwards, sentto
one address and
one post Office, 80 !" -
Address and remit at his risk. !.
G. DUNHAA, I,
Burlington, Iowa.
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DIR. Baker's SDecific.

THIS Is sa1e and cer.din Cure J0r G0nOfrh0d, deet
Structure, SsfaiRdt Neuxnexs, Ghordee, Diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder, aad al Diseases Of Tia
Genital organs
Reader, have you private diseased Do not neglect
II. II you 50 to regular physician with you
peril your repntation II you 50 to an advertising
quaek you pefal health for life. Avoid both and
DIR. Bakers Specific, waich has saved thousands
upon thousands the hands Of the Mercile Quack
II not from premature grave. With DIR. Bakers Spe
ci6c You yourself and prevent exposure u.
plain directions TO- nse accompany the medicine.
~ Price 81 30 Der bottle
Prepared BY Dr.. Easery, Of Third and Chest
nut street, St. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold by y. GAY and SQUIRES FLOSS, DruTgi III
Burlington, and by Druggists generally. f.bl9
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We are glad TO learn that Mr.. Henry
l Who has bonored America BY The
=. 's has gained in the old world. - q
-. WI give concert IN Burlington, On
\, 49, next. During the last si1 years
.,x. sa'fss has been studying his ast in Italy,
.p sng before the most critical audiences
A.. 'ps' wish unvAried success. No Ameri-
.,.. ses surpassed him In reputation ~ 4
Vim tte nusic-loviDg people Of BurliDgtor
-, - safs, give him . hearty reception
,s:sy fasnsslvss viii ~ lszssy Of |
esas - good = & 4 sass.
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e.. p. WIGATMAN,
Referees, ( J. WILSON WILLIAMS.
jy29.wtJ 10. w. CRAMFCRp

WHEREAS, on The FIRST day Of March, $50, tor
w the purpose OF securing the psymen. Of ave
promissory notes. anu .nt ing tile "a eve hun
drel and fifty dollars, ndthe interess thereon, John
Endress sold and conveyed, by Eli OF Sale, to W. q.
Parks, the City Hack, gray horses all the harness
and rig belonging thereto, ann in said Oii Of sale s
puiated that said Endress all fail pay said
or either OF them at their maturity, mr. according to
their legal TENOR then said Parks Is Suhorzed take
possession OF said property and upon giving ten days
notice OF the time pnces and ierras ~ ae, sell Id
property at public auctica: and whereas, the said
dress has failed TO comply with such Stipulation and
the terms ~ said notes. and three Of tem due
and unpaid Now, therefore, notice la hereby given
that have taken possession q SAID rrcgsrsy sna IN
entrance to Marion Hs expose said City Hack, hors
and harness. TO public GALE 10 the chest bidder fol
CASH and will then aud there to the purchaser
Bill Of Sale, for and will deliver, the property. Sale
70 take place between 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ana o'clock
p. NJ.
in21.d2tRtd ". n. PARKa
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DENHARK ACADEMY.

FlSHE FALL TEE N IN tbs InstN0tl0h VII
tinue fourteen wees.
Course Of ady IL established In this Instiusion
embracing the branches usually pursued In the Rest
modern stems Of Instruction. ami requiring three
years for It's comcletion. A diploma u swafded TO
those Who satisfactorily complete the Course. Pnps Of
study they may choose. without reference 10 the
Course
TulTION:
Common Esgiish Branches, q %
Higher fHgiish, 80
L~nguaees, each extra, &@@ ~
Pencil and orayon Drawing and PaiEslag, eArh 2 %
NenDehromauc 90
Pastel Painting, 4 %
| Inssvninenssl Mnsic, with use Of Plane, 10 0O
Vocal Music. ] %
BoAvd. Including room end iehsa % % TO % - per
week, In psivata families noaS NE Academy.
Text hooks eaFnishe1 q ~ AeaAAny.
Hos further pAstienlaga ~ for Ufcuass, Mcguire .
| ~ PFiAcBels u ...
Dsanash, ysly efPlps ~ ,g.sg II, .sissg.. !.
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>, NAssaL AND A POLICE CAsE.-Wm. Maypc,
e' ass'ner. Gregory Ruff, and john Zinn,
''' Uo0sat before Justice Snyder on Wednes-
"oa charge OF assault. II appears that
A's blgier, sister of Msyne, was at the
''''m os tie rempus. Her husband aud bro
~ na'ihg a. intmatior that she WAS mut b
w aaee'iorate toward Zinc, who ~as board
~s ia '9e iouse,) and the matter led 70 several
.'oOs Hss. on Saturday, Sunday and Monday
guys. Hayne, Nssmer and Ruff we're each
1sa 'nse dollars and costs for assault and
ss'! % ZinD; ana linn was fined two dollarl
~ '0ss Tor provoking the breach Of ths
pMea
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CHICAGO. Julv %

ChlcaR0, July e.
Flour-Frmer. Sales unimportant.
Wheat-Leaves off at about Sc advance
Sales Of standard, early were at So; later 1000
sold at 59a6l; and 5000 at 62a63; closing heavy
but little new winter offering. Sales | car
neM white Mich at 10.
Corn-arket animated. Sales $4,000 at STA
IS; 1000 at 3S4 aud 1000 at 80. Later market
became weak, and several sales were made q,
81 and Go. No 2 in fair demand. Sales 5000
bush at 81 and 400 at So.
Oats-Moderately active; 5000 No in store
sold at rs.
Rye irmer.
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Il. & M z. 2. NOTICE.

osoe ~ the Burlington and Missouri River r. Co.,
burlington, Juns 4, 1859. I
4 Tn'RF0LDERS OF the Burlington and Msscuri
- River Railroad Company, are hereby notified taat
has been ssia upon eli Sock Of the tm-
rtuJ, full paid, OF Five nears snare, pAyahie
before july u ensuing and Five doarsa sha-e, pay
able he fore August Hih ensuing stockholders
Earingtsn ihtse resfalrg In fatis. 20 A. I. Ha,i,
ESQ rAtcago siciigan stoekhoiLers. 10 George ".
20 ~. Esq Detroit; and nil osts u tie Once Of the
Company Ia Boston.
by order Of the Directors. 10
iarsa-sn,a j. N. DENIsoN, Treasurer
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oAfAN hEPkovISG SlS.-The delicate nerves
we Missouri Republican have been aw fully
SACKED by The dissertation of the Sabbath on
NC part oil the Germans Of that city. II has a
A'' eoc"n sermon on this subject. When we
remember how complacenly the Republican
'0Aed upon the Border Ruiian butcheries Of
'''''-how happy it felt over the burnings,
-'0ghg and shooting of Abolitionists in
NADss' We are reminded that there must have
.ea en- immense change some how wrong ht
e '1at time. We are glad the Republican
nn become pious.
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HAIR DYE-uAIR DYE-HAIR DYE

AhlK U1E-lAlk u9E-HAlk DYE
VIM. a. Bachelors Hair Ays!
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IL THE WORLD!
All others are mere INIT atoms, and should BE- avoided
II you wish to escape rdicue.
GRAY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural brown Black, without tile k asst
injury to Hair o. stia.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have isen
awarded to WIN A. Bachelor since 1882 and ST..
900 arpcsto have been made the liar " his pat.
rons oil his famous Dye.
WM- A. BATOHEL0E,5 HAIR DYE produces a color
to be distinguished from nature ard IL WARRANTED
not injure ia the least however long may con
tnaed, ard the III effects OF Had Dyes led de
Hair inygorated for Life W this Speaiia Dye.
Mall, sold apr lied tin ptivsse rooms al tie Wig
Factory, aSs Broadway, New York
Sold In Al cities and towns Of the United States, by
| Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
tW The Gsnuine has the name and address upon .
steel plate engraving four sides ofeaeh Box. of
MILlIAM "A. BATCHELOR,
| iu11 iyw fbs Broadway. New York.
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STOP THAT COUGH!


DIR. CAIkcsHssS GDUGK EsALsANl
wa Ctre Coughs, C0tds, AsthnI, Consufaption Rpn-
ctstis, Splitting Of Blood, Rain in the Side aud
Breas:, lieurssy, WAoopin0 cough, Csonp, Lirer
Complaint Palpitdtion Of the Hsart, and az Dis
eGsss o. TIE Ihr0Gt, Chest uad Lungs.
Too much and attention cannot be given to dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUNGS reader, have you
Cough, Cold, any disease Of the Lungsf Do not
neglect it. Delay 10 dangerous. MILLIONS die an
nualy by neg!scting COAhUN GOLD. Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to An early
DEATH Be advised in time. and procure at that
celebrated remedy, DIR. CARRIERS COUGH BALSAM,
the greatest and BEST aEMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
has cured thousands upon thousands after ply sicans
and every other remedy nad failed and the patient
given up die Physicians, Druggists and all who have
used Dr. Carters Cough Balssm, universally acknowl.
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EPEIC 4.
CIOUS REMEDY known for all diseases Of the Throat
Chest and Lungs.
Price-Trial bottles, IS CENTS larger bottle ~ pei
bottle, or bottles for Is.
Prepared By Dr. Eastery, corner Of Third I'd Chest.
Streets sole proprietor. and to whom all ord
be sent to get the genuine.
Sold by L. Il. GAY and SQUARES BLOSS, Druggists
Darlington and by Druggists generally. febl0
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JUAB HENSON
vs.. $partifion.

la this cause the Referees heretofore appointed by
the Court having reported that Partition Of the Prenn.
described in said Petition be made wsht Ut
great prejudice TO the ara parties intersat
The Court having examined the Report and duly con-
sidered the same, 10 satI:fed with said Report, au4
arms the same II is therefore ordere and adjudged
that said Referees do sell said land descrit
in the decree Of Partition that they give due notice
the said sale and the thereof that they sell 81
land on the following terms, to wit: One fourth 81 the
purchase money be paid the time The sails enc
fourth In year, fourth In tw. years, and one
fourth in three years. per cent interest," be paid
annually. The deferred payments TO be secured By 3
mortgage the laud sold Upon sale being ii ade,
said Referees shall make to the purchaser deed Of
Conveyance ves.iDg the title il. the puFs haser.
Now, therefore, notice Is hsrebr CIV that we, the
Referees aforesaid, will the m day or
September, 1869, the front of Marion Hall, in the
City of Darlington, will sell lie aforesaid lands The
highest bidder the terms aud conditions Of said Or
der Of Court, and In pursuance thereof.
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To Sugar Cane Growers.

AGENCY ENRplSg GAR MILLS.
rtNHE undersigned calls the attention Of all Farmers
Interested III the growth Of Sugar Cane to this ad-
veit.senent FEELING confident that the
of Syrup Moiasses ans Sugar from the Chiaese Sarar
Care must succeed III this climate. II 10 advisable lfat
the beat and cheapest machinery Tor WORKING the CT
should be int, adneed aniong our Farmers. Mills ba
furni saed IL Farmers of from So &Z75-
eanp with the beet evarorators r the
Cane juice used or invented.
ROSS ! wHIPPLE,
iu5s-hr1m Nc. II Jefferson St. Bp riinRton. IogA