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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

TO Aorahsm hacSeiinan, John II. HaekeimAn Mare.
ret jackson, John Jackson, Paalins smith, Jnhr
kiIxsbeth Carl: "1s Ars'
fou are hereby ncAhed that there Is now ON ale IN
me Zee Of the CLERK OF The pstrie. Court within M
Ior we County Of hes Maines a-d state Of Iova ,hs
t.auon IN Chaneery o. Willie Elliott and Jsssis y
Elliott ~ Their next friend Ly man Cook clsmlnr n
you qaiet title In and to Lot No s4 Ia IN, civ N
ilngton, according the original survey therscs ~
NOV, unless you appear and make nm swer 10 said -
on or before the Second dap Of the next tenn a.
ssso rendered against you.
HALL. HARRINGTON 1 HALL.
~ur ComplainAn,'s Solicitors
Des Aonca County, 80.
na - spRsarng e me shst me ahcve named ~.
Ics,cs ~ therefore ordered that ass
~S w p"p"sheo Tour weeks Ia the " .st ~ yv.ee
dec0 a :. MESSENGER.
-,---------~------ Acting Co. judge.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

NEW SASH, DOOR RluN DAFACsANn
~ TORY, NJ. fleaaant Street, opposite The on
rank Road DEPOT, adjoining the OIL MIL Duriips ton
Iowa. Aliccmmcn wegk constantly on hand. ana an
dess. y nailsr esAsrviss, pssnpty assea1sdie
nv. eosV, Vn1Au LOPEZ
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

YuKG AASE OF us.
1st. We purchase all Piece Goods at
the lowest Cash prices.
I'd. All our Clothing is manufactured
expressly for Ccstom wear, un-
der the superintendent of Mr..
B. Wilmer, at our mandatory
No. lit, East Water street,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Sd. Selling to none but. for Cash, we
make no bad debts, therefore
WE CAN AND WILL SELL
YOU AT LOWER PRICES.
4th. AND VERY IMPORTANT.
This is the only firm in Burling-
ton that manufactures ALL
their Clothing.
WHEN IN THIS CITY
CALL & EXAMINE OUR STOCK
for your own especial benefit.
We love to show our goods because
they win.
A. Il B. WILMER,
tt..U % Jefferson Street
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

CHtCAGO, BuRLlAGi0N AND QUINCY
Railroad.
Shortest, Quickest and Rest Route
To CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHtLADEL.
PEIA AND BALTIMORE; kEoklk, NJ.
LoOLs AND CINCINNATI, AND TO ALL
POINTS IN ILLINOIS, INDIANA MI
CHIGaN, 0Hto AND CANADA
On and after August i5,h Two DAILY TRAINS in
leave and arrive as follows "'s
IEASR orruNwA; AMY, - .,,...
isa T 9i =. NJ NJ, I:ls O'Clock p. NJ.
connecting at Gaesbarg with the NoRTaFRN cRnss
Ma.hnVAn ior Quincy; at Mendoza with IL. TiII
Noio ObNiKAL RAILROAD, for g aiena Dnnl.,th for
Packets for "'' 49, SKIING
Montrose, Keokuk and of. Louis.
special Notlcc.
Passengers IRON Sauthern and Western Iowa hv
.skins the u. q AZ H. Il. each chicago twelve hours
BCY -FOUR TICKETS va THIS ROLr7-E
Tc shippers of live StoeE
Stock Trains vii regularly leay.nv aatly s,,rs
excepted These Trains have all the rights n p....,
ger trains, thus inS1rpg despatch and censecu.c,I.
avoiding al those vexaous delays shat aye
occurring other rouees 49,
NAV STOCK Pens have been built ON hath .a.. \ /,
the Missssppi, close by the ferry and Dsoy.,. wui
Eai mere anything hcy could W.T. u fag he ne,onnoI
datiJn % their stcek
Through eealrasts given to Chiessa nd New York
JOHN u. READ,
y. EhscS, General Western Agent y. b. 4 q. RR
oct i-.f - - -.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1860-01-07

II it does, profit by your experiment If it is
a new experiment, my word for it, your freside
will become dearer to you than it was the last
year. You will see new gifts and new beauties
in your children. They will find new charms
for love and trust in father or mother-new
causes for confidence in each other-new assur-
ances that
mid pleasures and palaces, tho they may roam,
Be it ever so humble, there's place like home.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06
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Mr s,rnes. Mrs. br.s.Se p' '~'' UP " ''''' ~'"''
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06
PerSonal Intelligemce.

scnscr Douglas and Mrs. Douglas stu at the Finn
Avenue Hotel where the Senator receives large numbers
Of the faithful while Mrs Douglas rssns the sosia
queen OF the establishment section OF the democracy
as II is known, otsect TO Mr. Douglas views certain
political theories bat there divs Of the party On
the question Of popular sovereignty Tar the lady
eonesrned Mr. and Mrs Douglas viii pAss nett Sunday
al saehems Head, quiet Conneccut watering place On
,he Sound.
Hon; ri mayer, Of Massachusetts,, s stopping 9, ss
Aston House.
Cart. {. n. r Judkins, o, the royal mail steamship
Persia Capt Kennedy Of the steamsbip Edinburg;
Campbel, Esq, of Rio de Janeiro G. noincus OF frus
Robert N,ccis, Fec, Of England and J. Marine Esq
sd lady, New York, stopping at the Everett Hose
Ahneyda, ami I. yingu, both o. Havana; j. siuAh Of
France, and James H West, Esq and family Of Rhode
Island, arc stopping at the Aston Place Hotel
W shicids, Eco, and G. C. Mcsdcr, Eco, both Of viz
GINA and III. Farsons. Esq, &C Connocticux arr stop
ping at che 81. pcns Hotel.
Hon. Horstion King, q Washington. ex -Pus,mastcr
General and General Townsend Of Albany are stopping
nj the New York Hotel
Governor Holmes, Hon. George lacey and Colonel ,.
A. Iumsdcw- all Of New ORLEANS; Hon. r. j. Halacnan,
Of Pcfneylvssis ~ W. Conner, Eeq, Of Charleston and
Edsafd Raid. IN Esq q Boston, are stopping at the Fnh
Avenue flssssi.
-Eo. W. A. Rshardson, q Illinois; Hon. PADDOCK Pratt,
cffrnttsyiile n y, and job Buehler Esq and family
OF Louisiana arc Stopping at the s. Nicholas hotel
Joee p. de Carhsrea, Of havana J. r. McCauley Eq.,
ard family, cfPhadeipbH; r. sherman, E-q., Of Fall
RIVER; H. Rydenearr Ffd ard d Ripley, Esq both Of
are stopping at the Carerdon ISotel
MAJOR c. j. Helm American Consul General al Havana,
end family Mr.. w. r. Tease, q TIRE United States army
and Mrs " Trmble, Of Baltimore, are stepping al the
Everett House. Petro Abreno, and party, A. Betrar,
ESQ and lady, Antonio roetilo and Emilio Csiinano an
Of Havana, and w. A. T. Dell. o. the New York Eosp,
are fiopp'ng as the tnsn plaoe Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

Hossma AuAnL-The rt,cs N. W papers state that.
On the 9th ut, Samuel Dayton resident Of Clinton >,
N y, len that place In wagon 10 oompsny with Mrs.
Pextcn his wies SITTER for the purpose OF taking her
her friends IN neiehborng village. While pa~iue.
through piece Of woods in The Of Augusta, Eve
miles from Clinton he induced her 10 get out Of the va
gon with him on pretence that II needed fixing. Aftsr
leaving the wagon be attempted 10 violate her persou
buttne got away rom him, when he followed her and
beat her With heavy club leaving her for dead He
that he had killed his sister nIaw In the woods, and
taken audanum 10 kin himself The nudasum, however,
proved 20 be simple rarsForic, and he soon recovered
nom We effects. On searching for Mrs Pexton, was
found she had recovered sucany 70 reach the nearest
iHm house but her wounds are supposed TO be mortal.
layton has been guHy OF several crimes, though his
fathers family rhy respectable. He pretends 10 ~
insane, but none Of he ncghbors believe In the plea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06
Drecklyn CITY News.

BaooxrYS AcADxuy ov MrSc.-we glad 10 be able
70 state that Mr.. wynsn - well all the other persons
injured by ths recent accident 10 the building rapid
~ improving and considered Of danger In con-
nectics with this matter, we have been requested by Dr.
Hull 70 correct slight error In the report Of tho wound
cd In Sundays ssue, BY which might be Inferred that
he had the professional Of all the injured when only
one ID under his charge. simpson, the most seriously
hurt, was seni 10 the Medical Institute In Washington
street, under The supervision a Dvs Ayres, Bauer ana
Wbaley sent 10 the City Hospital, and the 9th
ers are IN the private practice Of d.. Aycrcs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06


s~rsh Walton, residing nj no. 3o2 Wet Nineteenth
street, dcp-cd that she the mother Of deceased
v Have you ever hcari OF any quarrel bcs~eea your
and Charles Jonerdsf A. On oae occasion Charles
Jcaerds brought sleigh Va take hi~ mother out slcirh
riding Mr. walton objected 70 his wife gong or With
Charles 70 meet company. and they thereupon had
qusrrl this vas the commencement ~ The didcuty.
y Have you heard Of threat A ~ the
children told deceased that Charles had threatened 10
blow deocAssis brains out, the Why deceased
jsf tn his wife gong out sleigh riding With Charles
because he took other company with him who were
Objectionable IN dccsascis eyes
y When bad they any other dimcultyf A. On another
occasion Charles wanted 70 take hN mother siese
riding and drove Up In front OF the door with double
seated sleigh. Mr.. Walton asked who~c sleigh n W.
When Charles into the and SAIL, This N
Mr. Jcfercs1 Sleigh deceased scemcd much surprised
and said very strange they could not spesk 10
him about IT, dcceased said he knew bs wife partial
70 sleigh riding and that he had up purpose 70
take her out he ssd he had been excused from jury
uty puricsc 10 take his win sleigh riding and
hA previously SPOKEN for the sleigh; Charles
mu 9, have called for the sleigh ia dscaassd'A
nam e., ~ be bad 10. money ecosgs 70 nre q
20 aI q; decreased said perhaps he would Mrs walton
then "a Charles ~ 20 Eighth street and tell par
sons The that they could not there ROOM
deceased thee declined TO go as they had the party made
up and @ iarcs and his mother went out: when they re-
turned tina, evening deceased pacing the rror very
upeasily am said 10 Charles Jeerds Charles you must
leave this ousc-you cannot stay here any longcr,r
Charles did no1 leave, but hung around the house
N rec days the witness the Of her going down
stairs one day found dcccascd's daughfers Mary and
Hannah crying n Charles Jcferds had threatened
10 blow their father brains out. the next difficulty be.
tween them occurr, 4 on the same evening" deceas.
cd went ancr n Joik 'eman. and came back with
Mr. wscushby ant took Charles IN the JEFF.
fcrsou Market Police court what occurred after
tia, I canl.t say bc,. ause Oiares len. and
went away also; len the bouse because I vY
not well seaed BY ny sens w.ei eh on the sh sf Az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06

NV Enthusiastically Florida-Nrs Swirey and Tire
children, Ms svinsy hrs focquet Ms Grief and two chi
and chid, EAxsn, Bernard sseeer. pr gWsurer.
Jas Lows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
AUCTION SALES


ADcIIosgER-ofee, 4qC Camp street.
5CATURpAY. the 2fst AurtI IRaO Ar n
~ coeS f'.' " NDafies Hotel Exchange,a auction
TWENTY-fIFE LOTS OF GROUND In lib First District
OF my cy einK the square bounde by Miro kye Pany
and Gasae streets, designated by The Nos 10 b neasIye
Lois NOS Intensive and lots Nos. Is NJ IL inclusive.
measure ec feet front o. Gaiy street BY depth Of lis
Lots Nos ~ and 25 measure each A feet font IN Galyez
street, w depth of 100 fee. inches an lfDes
Lots NOS y aud n measure each u hes and lines
front on 1aP street. BY depth Of 30 eet3 inches and
lines.
Lots Nos to inclusive and lots ms Is to u, inclusive
measure each u feet inches on each Palm Via and Gaye
streets by depth of los feet,
10y ~ 2 Is Of an irregular form measuring u feet inch
lines front on tiasqe ID fret inches III Ina rear I
feet IN depth on The line Of No. Il and Il feat III inches aud
lines on the other side. ~ 1880 m M x M t N
TIT s Ia Y measure each & feet front Miro street.
's No ~ AMI " measure each 25 feet 10 inees and lines
from ~ 9o s1fee ny depth OF lJ feet inches and lines
n1 TERMS-0De third cash. balance n, and and two years
credit in the notes of the purchasers 10 their own order
ing interest a. the of per cent per anI from day OF
sle 70 mummy and per cent thereafter If puncuslly
pMa win special mortgage on the property sold until final pay
Acts o. se before Jos. L4bony Notary Public. the
pense Of the purchasers. = T7+sT an
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
TwosToRY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE ON PoEY-
BY j. B. WALTON,

SATURDAY. April Fl, 1860, Mt I2 o'clock
~ NJ, ut tie st. Charles Exchange, will be sold
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the buildings and
improvements thereon IN the FIRST District Of this city In the
Square bounded by Poeysre Annunciaon, Delord and Fou
cher streets designated by the No o. on plan drawn by O. A.
ee Of H. Cenas late notary pnblc in this city measuring
% feet II inches front Poeyae street. Is feet 10 inches and
lines in width in the fronting alley feet wide divd
ing said and opening Annnnciaiion and Foucher
Streets 2i feet inches in depth the side towards Anuneia
towards ucher
The buildings and improvements said lot Of two
story brick dwelling slate rooted having two below
Kitchen gallery in 'front.' having three apart
frame stable twosory slaerooed upper story for
servants yard bcked large coach gate leading from
the street to the stables, cistern in the yard etc.
H TERNSt,ne third cash-balance in and two years
ing cent interest aunum from day Of sale to
thrifty and per cent thereafter puncuay paid with
special mortgage the sold, until final
The buildings 70 be insured the satisfaction of the vendor
by the puchaser, and the policy transferred the
Acts Of sale before W. H. Peters, Notary Public the
the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
THIRTY FOUR LIKELY YOU'VE SLAVES, PROM sHEP-
HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction,

HERDS GOLDEN GROVE PLANTATION, at Auction,
without reserve or limit.
BY J. B. WALTON,
Anctioneer-onice 40 Camp street
x ss sh 1sse2 asu e. .ra T.
VI sEg Yo6Ne SLAVES from he
sold for no oef Than @ they left
the ana came TO The eI,y esialh their
the death OF their former master They with but
m hy f.
to be met tn for planters purease and likely
They be nlly guaranteed with exception Of The cir
TERMs-one-thd cash one bird 1t six month. aid one
third twelve months credit in city acceptance, rang
ss e S e %
entire satisfaction of the vendor.
SLAVES.
l. FREDERICK aged % years field hand and plougfman
2 MEcHACK, other to Frederick, aged 70 years field
). CHARLES WRIGHT, aged IS years; Geld hand and
PATR1cK, son Of The above, aged D field hand
ss aged S ea9 ' ssfa h ss%ff and
NELSON, aged 90 Yeas: asid hand and ,poqghman
10 HAMPTON brother Nelson aged 81 years field hand
~ JOHN JACK aged 50 years, field hand poughman
49, LITTLE ROBERT aged q years field hand plough
= MANUEL, aged % years field hand plo,tgl,man
l6 LITE CHARLES aged 20 years; field hand and
pfoughman
IT. BILL TAYLOR aged % years; Field hand and plough
and very good caulker.
49, DANIEL aged 40 years; Field hand and ploughman
~ BILL ROBERTSON aged 40 years Field hand and
plonghman.
~ JIM aged q years Field hand md plonghnan and
cellent dining room servaat-yery sober.
q. ALECK aged Is years; Field hand and ploughman
q JACK GARLAND aged 80 years; Field hand and OK
cartman.
PRESTON aged % years; Field hand and plopghmar-
has worked at coopers trade year.
HARRY KING, aged IS years; frst-rste cooper and
excellent subject
Is NICHOLAS, aged 45 years; Field hand.
g. ETIENNE, aged 80 years Field hand and planghman
q ABRAHAM aged y years Field hand and ploughman.
rs DAVY SAWYER, aged 40 years Field hand and plough
20 DAVID zIER, aged IS years; Field hand plough
3d. GABRIEL aged 20 years Field hand and ploughmaD
81 NANCY. aged % years; Field hand
g. STEPHEN, aged rs years Field hand and poughman.
3d. EDMOND, aged 30 years Field hand and ploughnnn.
"a PERRY, aged 45 Filed hand and ploughman.
Acts Of sale before j. E. Jarean Notary Public, the
Of the chasefs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17

The subscribers respectfully inform their
and the Planters general that they always prepared to
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING, Of the very
erisls, and NEST reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and neghbons
induced them extend their establishment
amy increase of business and in order be able supply
patrons always with the and hest descriptions
tera they have made contracts with several of the PR
ent manufactures in the seut aud shall enceorh be able
to supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they viii give entire satisfaction
all those who patronize their eney enterprise
and solicit their orders which shall receive attention.
ja1S en- HEBRARD co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
BY J. B. WALTON,

Squire Of GIound bounded by St. Charles date Nayae
Apollo, Pleasant and Harmony streets
BY J. B. WALTON, =-z=-
Auctioneer-ORce, 40 Camp street.
ID T. ss 1sso e ct o T. s9
the following valuable in the Fourth District
THAT VERY VALUABLE QUARTER OF SQUARE OF
Ground Of Pryana and Third with Inc improve,
oandea y Fyna paaemnes Third and Fourth sfise,s
a ~ feet ph on Is By a and
The consist Of ia an elegant Modem dem Bull I've
Esq containing parlors, library
from. am, back gases On ss, floor three bed chambers
floor twostoy back buildings containing three servants
1sS e s h Sla i sd
wh sas saafs ] .na
5 Th III In the %s s
elegant dwellings and best popnaton and directly, the
Gs % g. n ] Py
sS Ss nsW St. II hs as % % n a
No to o No on plan originally drawn by G. A. deAmas
Lots Nos 70 inclusive eaeh 81 feet inches front
on Prstania street BY depth q abon IL fee, between parallel
Lot No measures Fourth stere BY IN feet in
depth between parallel lines American and
req # S a. LOIS F SnP e fya1 he Fs District
Apollo Peasant and manony Streets desrnasa BY The Nos
Seyor Gsnsa dated he 9th of july s5s pe9us sur
eha5es date Nayade by depth Of 10 feet between
10 The of 81 Charles and Pleasant streets
T. The rear, ~ feet in enh the side of lot No. 40
feet inches IN depth aud front on Pleasant street.
lots. ms Ii 10 measure each 30 feet front ST. Charles
ae Nayade street by deph of 10 feet between parallel
lines.
No. l6 forms the of ST. Charles Gate Nayaes)
Harmony streets.
inches Pleasant street. 81
feet inches in the rear Ill feet inches in depth
and 100 feet 7 inches the side of Lot No. g.
Lot No measures feet inches front Pleasant street. 30
feet inches in the 100 feet inches III depth the side of
Lot No. ., and loi feet inches on the other side.
Lot No forms the of Apollo aid Pleasant
40 feet inches front Apollo 1 feet depth
III side of Lot No g. and 10 feet inches in depth and front
Pleasant street.
Lots Nos to 49, inclusive, each 80 feet front
Apollo by depth of 20 feet between parallel lines
Lot No. ID fans the of Ap Mo and Harmony Streets
II and each 30 inches front on
Harmony street, by depth of 10 feet between parallel lines
All American measure according to plan by b Bnisson
dated March 1882 and deposited in the office H. Hahn
N tary Public.
Ten MS One third Cash. balance Of one and two years
credit in the notes of the caeIs their order bearing
interest from day of sale maturity and
per thereafter, if puncuay pd with special
gaze on the pr pertv sold until final pay ment.
The buildings the Of Prytla and Third
be insured TO the satisfaction of The vendor
and the policy Of insurance transferred to the vendor
Acts Of sale be w H. Peters, Notary Public, at the
pense of the rrhasers all
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-17
partitular slotitfs.


OFFICE NEW ORLEANS. i ArEsGa md GHgAT NORTHERN
RA1gnsn finupIrv
sl,e 80 a', r sgaf,s stack.
ois,s az M m AZ M a.s IN Tsnin
syeet oDnoss s;y s ea ah y LAY ~ 'he o' '
Hi M ard hs, ne aeans 9Iv u q, n,bsh tie nd
ournmeu, In tc morninr na IN, w 'eit''' y
' " ~ '"V''''s nh.ei s;Y r,,y, propr r, fs,a,ne,
ALI IA j. Y. s M N ~ g., M
-I----- n. > vi 9h - 1zcre..e-s
8 FEHic SCHOOLS foUaTH, B's 5ysat (
,,,, a.. New Orleans sprll I, .9 ssI, y
,iEs,,aIne Annual ExamtmattomD Mn ~ ~ ~
OF Tue Fgnrih liiafrlet fnDic paw
as Seiow commencing Mt A. NJ and closing NJ . +. Ms.
9HEsTNUT SCHOOL, corner Chestnut and Felicity streets
Monday. april Y. ,,,, MT,
LAphEI sOHOoi corner Laurel ana fhip streets iaes
aAf tpiil w.
,AdNOLlA SCHOOL,, corner Carondelet anu jackson ss
LIVE OAK SCHOOL. corner Ninth and Constance Streets
Friday. April H.
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL, corner Chestnut and jackson ss.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April II and is.
BOYS, HiGH SCHOOL, corner Magazine and Second sts.
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IN ppJnav Apr,l On In Fecy Street Cbnre1f corner of
t,lettnt strns ETereisas 10 begin NJ 10 O'clock 4 III
Gnc srsscl.s nlaJorps Presentation Of Di.
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Ali are rcspectfally invited to attend
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