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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
Notice.

THO the following premises and unknown owners
thereof. Said premises arc situate in Des
Moincs County Iowa, and known ~ Lots s, 6, Z s.,
9. 10, IL, II, l3. and 90, in Block Z, in Barret's
Addition to the City of Burlington, in said county,
and Lots ABA, 5, s, II, 10, IA, is. l6, II, and
is, in Block 9s2 in Barrct's Addition te said City
n:said city, and Lots IL, "A. Is, 16 and II in
Block 949 in said city, and Lotsl, Q, s, 10, II,
and IL, in Block 81 in Barrets Addition to said city,
and Lots 6 and Z in Block 90 in Barret's Addition
to said city, and Lots SO, 10 and H. in Block
% in Barreir Addition to said city, and Lots IL,
Is, z and IS, in Block IS in Barret's Addition to
said city, and Lots l. 2, g. and g. in Block 96l in
said city and Lots and II, in Block "a in said
city, and Lots 2, 4 and 5, in Block 500 in said
city, and Lot in Barret's subdivision Of Lot 952
in said city, and Lots 10. II and II, in Block $50
in Barret's Addition to said city, and Lot. COCA :,
9o3 N 30 feet of s40S ! of SOFA, 903 S so by III,
Of 904, ass. and IL in said city.
You are hereby notified that m action has been
commenced against you. The Sheriff having re.
turned former notice '.not found >, and that on or
before the 2a'h day Of October, A. D. 1855. there
will be file in the nfice Of the Clerk of the Dis
trct Courti in Des Moines County Iowa Petition Of
j. W. BARLOW. claiming to foreclose the equity Of
redemption and have is title quieted 70 said prem-
SEES. And that unless you appear and answer there
to, on or before the 18th day of November, A. y.
1855. according to the rules of said Court, judy
ment will be rendered against you thereon.
JAMES GREEN. Atty. for Pltf
Ordered that the above notice be publ ished In he
Weekly Hawk. Eye Telegrs phi four weeks success.
sively. loci. s, N4w.) A. J. MESSENGER Clerk.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

The inA.tion Of III, Balloon is Of the most in
siructive and interesting character. 1t will be
ed on the nsi lie of the Pavilion. in the presence
of the spe ,tttors and the whole process attending
it, will be explained by Mr.. Brooks. During this
PROCESS an open space will be left in the centre Of
the Pavilion for exercises Hnrseba ok, and prize
of TWENTY. FIVE DOLLARS will be given fer
the best specimen of Female Equestrianship.-
these exercises will be conducted in he snme man.
ner those established Mt State Fairs and it is
to be hoped a large number of Ladies will volunteer
for the occasion. The names, however, of all per-
sons who propose taking part in these exercises.
must be handed in to Mr.. Brooks, Mt the Wight
man House, three days before the ascension takes
place. $50 fT|&E
Also. during the imitation of the Balloon, a Lee
ture will be delivered by Mr.. Brooks on the history,
origin, and acience Of Aernnautics. The ascension
will take place between the hours Of and O'Clock
P. NJ ;, and it is the intention of Mr.. Brooks,
this occasion to ascend to the height Of from TWO
TO THREE MILES.
Grand Exhibition Of Fire Works.
In the evening of the same day, and in the same
enclosure from which Mr. Brooks makes his ascension
will be given one OF the most gorgeous and costly
exhibitions If FIRE WORKS evcr exhibited in the
Western country. These works are from the extern
sive Lahratory of j. G 4 I. Edge in New York
CITY, and the pieces represent all manner Of designs
emhlcms. notices, &c.. among which will be seen
Stars. Shields, Pyramids and Revolving Wheel. Of
at least twenty feet in diameter. The nhole will
be put up and frcd under the immediate supervi-
sion of Mr. Il. w Brooks
TrKETs to both Exhibitions will be left at all
the principal Hotels, Book Drug and Jewclry Stores
| in the city.
The doors will be open to Ascension at O'Clock
P. NJ.
To Fire Works. IN the Evening, at ! past G.
Cardsof Admission. Ito each Exhibiiion,) IS cts.
Reserved OF Elevated Seats, so &c
Children half price. A liberal deduction made to
famiIiss.
~ Good and efficient Officers win Re in attend.
ance to preserve order. and fne Band Of Music
viii he present to enliven the crowd. Oct. a-td.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
LErTERsFRo THE PEOPLE.

MEssHs. EDIToRs:
Having published letter No. 1-per-
NIT me once more to call the attention of
those most Interested, viz: Land holders,
to another serious drawback to the growth
Of this city and that is-The scarcity of
suitable dwellings, for renting to men. of
small means.
Every person will admit, the best popu-
lation aud the kind that tends most to for
ward the healthy growth Of any city is
good mechanics every thing should
be done that possibly could be to encourage
their settlement among us. Now i ask
what is there in this city to encourage
such an emigration. There is or may be
plenty of work for mechanics of all kinds,
but men of families cannot come here to
live ii they would. There is not single
dwelling to rent in the city. One is met
at every corner or the Streetand asked this
gu stion-Do you know ola house to rent?
The answer is easily and quickly given
NO. Every day men who are Disposed to
settle amoug US, are obliged to go to 9TH
places for the simple and only reason, they
cannot get h use to live in. Therefore,
very large majority of the mechanis do
ing our work are men without families
that have no interest in the growth of the
city-but on the contrary-would discou-
rage by every means in their power, the
immigration of mechanics having families
to support. The reason is obvious. They
come in direct competition with themselves
and would be employed in preference to
men without families.
Will not our Ia d holders loo. to their
own interest and speedily remedy this
state of things. They alone can do it. Let
them build si;all but convenient houses
in different parts of the city, such as could
be rented from eight to twelve dollars per
month. Five hundred such dwellings are
wanted at present and would be occupied
by desirable tenants before spring. BY
doing this two thousand inhabitants would
be added to our present population before
the first day of April next-and thus lay
the foundation for large manufacturin:
city-and that city-Bu.lington.
Can twill it be done? II.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
ss.The H.ssibsl Messenger villpIe..s

- TIC Hsssibal Messenger viii please
= $, i lice Of the Fruit Exhibition
We cannot exactly see how any
I ,..disx I, ooald understand Us TO
] :. Osissy, Peofia, Rock Island and
Ma,,,;b.i vere ia Iowa. We supposed
$. =, ,<y.oa would It once understand
I !. d. !, .era IL Tllieois aad Missouri Han
~ y, e had supposed .~aa we'll enough
/, s 80 not % require : statement Of the
=, q State 10 order to have it under
i. "a thai plsce was referred to. And
y, g referred to tho superiority Of
- f,aits We did not mean to give Iowa
4 4. mise. Very g. g specimens we're
, .,h;ttion from all the above and many
!, J, ol.o... The soils Of Illinois, Missouri
..aIa., .se admirably adapted to some
IA, q fruits, particularly the apple and
And theic was no very marked diff
f,,..ce 10 the specimens exhibited from
-. States. They were all very fine.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

excasai,ng recently upon the Milwaukee, AMI
La Iro>se Railroad, near Schlessengerville,
10 a. the = rknen came upon the remains of
an lhd.an- aud with the REM ms some Singh ar
relics Of the olden times. The body was per-
feet. not having snF red from decay His
be. gh, at the present day would b. considered
z gantic, measnung seven feet two inches
On his breast was plate of copper. o., which
was engraved nun srous her ,gl, phics, tbe
meaning of wh ch can hardly be imagined; but
they are record Of the past, Could tn Sc h.
eroglyphics be read, thy might. perhaps. IN
veil some OF he mystery which hangs. like a
dark cloud oven the history of the red men,
An arrow of curious construction, and consi :
cradle strength, was found with him. and espec-
lally invites the attention of antiquarians.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
Judge Douglas at Bellville- Some Account Of
his Eectioneering Tour.

Bellville, Oct. 2, 1855.
EDITORS TRIBuNE:--W Would you like to have
some account of the perigrina'ions in this
part of the State, of Judge Douglas and his
party; for you must know he does not travel
alone, but has with him party of some half
dozen persons, one female, another a Sub
Vt the Times newspaper of your city, taken
along to dn the putting, suppose. and the
balance probably have the duty assigned
them IF helping to get crowd together, of
cheering at the proper time, end Of blowing
generally, both in thu crowd, and by way of
letters written to various newspapers, giving
glowing accounts of what never hap ,ened -
When u company enter town wnere speak
ing is to take place, bard Of music is gen.
orally engaged, and the other appliances
made use of by. showmen, generally are re.
sorted to, for the purpose of getting crowd
together.
DoUeLAs' speech here was n failure; and
undoubtedly felt much mortified. No tex
eeeding one hundred and Fifty rsons, in +"
city Of six thousand inhabitants, turned out
to hear him, and but for the cxertions of Col.
MORRISON, the late Wing candidate for Lieut.
Governor, IN going round and drumming up,
he would not have had that many hearers
AT Salem and Mt. Vernon he was met and
replied to by Judge TRUNBuLL, and you may
be sure he made no converts nj those points,
though he refused to make any arrangements
for fair discussion of the Nebraska ques-
tion-DoUCLAs only hope IS to impose upon
the pecpl. unter the desu>iye cry of self gov
ernm nj, non-inte,vention and popular SOW
rrIgnty. and en- Iha Nebraska bill is dis
sectcd and shown to contain no such princi-
plies, but to b. ike all nthr territorial bills
exc pit in the provision it makes orthe spread
of slavery, the whole piau>ibility of his ar-
gument is gon".
DOUGLAS visit to this congressional dis
trict will help the Ants N ,h,a>ka c,use very
materially. There was danger b fnle h.
came that in thu excitement ab nut Know
Nothingism, and the. Temperance question
the slavery extension issue would bc lost
sight Of.
The foreign population and particularly the
German portion of it were becoming quite
luke warm on the Nebraska question, but the
speeches # Juagr DOUGLAS have aroused the
anti-slavery extension sentiment anew, and
| the German pap RS of St. Louis and Be willie
are ont in strong condemnation Of DOUGLAS
and his pet measure.
DEPEND upon it DOUGLASS visit to this part
Of the State will save thousands of votes to
the cause of freedom and for free territories.
There is no longer any danger Of the foreign
vote being drawn into the support of Nebras
kaiSm by the side issues Of Temperance and
Know Nothingism, both of which are dead
ssLITrLE DUG"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

stn St Louis Two Men Burned to Death,
= VI Wednesday morning, SAYS the St. Louis
V'a'sas, At about 2 O'Clock, a fire broke
WY boarding house, No. 2S Main street,
,p'N'sA Market and Walnut streets, kept by
"pA fsaAin, which, before l, was subdued,
:; '0h'ansd sAs'asire building, together with
: soa''"fs' a0dserioasly damaged the tene-
-, :" W ef SIDE The loss in property
s'a''rrsol", but the loss of human life
s'sf ns' lam Mt ,ble. The house at tie
~ Vas occapi d by the Ian ,lori, and his
"' "'u aeou twenty-five French AMI Ir-
sSafaers, ali of whom were h,ppy enough
'p'' with the exc ption of Nv, IN n
n august Antoine and Loais tierbsrt.--
:, auas'unate individuals were unable
aes and persisted amidst the relentless
!, inear remains, b,acseued and char
=. sa'aas they could hardly be identified
y human beings, We're exhumed
). - runs soon after daylight, and prop.
's''ed during the day. The inmates
-, ~ 70 take the alarm, and when at last
IN s'a'y we're so pashed BY the raginss
IL .'e that three of them were compelled
a. p''0n third story front windows, and
.'0u the SECOND story windows; 9th
H. -. !. made their escape by the back vim
az ~ 'ae house. Those who leaped from
-, ~ so'y windows down upon the pave
~ we severely injured, and one had his
esae broken BIZ the fall. s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
,ias Havirstioa anu Railreaa GO.
LAND D1PARrNUr.

uSfuswA 1ssa ,5Af4. l,5S.
sTNHi9 Co0psa, havtne ssstsssd sp n . vicavus
i psusseatson V fhs lmprsvencss ee ~ River,
With the visw II bringing |, ns.ue ~ th- aries;
s.,sae m,snsni. As,t b~inR l. SIRIUS VI nses;i *,
fsras psssihle, the gsneSaily exlssu .isLcs q the
shat their Land ,ies will b. ursrsd. At this slaee,
- ~ err, day ~ they O. Isosarc the ex siaa-
tio.s relaisitc tos sitSir8 "a essrc H,sn the ..
In III n,e,ntiIs, applicstras will b recei. 81 at
this ne~. stn p,rssns icslring fo prrchasc. which
will emit e shcn prc!,r nce ~ The GUupany .
vsiua.ipn in h .r.tr u III sr--tip. of their appi
csi m. =. p cRst n .Ln1li ., msda IN ,hs fern sp
pm led hSs,to.
r.rma II .alc will b.. far Prsi,ie Lamb. ten pr
nt- u Ii, purchase money dawn. and n pyi cent
pr year. thereafter with scmi anun,l int RS; az
r.snf eight p cent, TER year on al Sun. unpaid
Urn Timber L,ni., nc-f.a..h down, and the bal
arcs in nine equal annual insa inent-. with inter-
IS. rs above Psym nts cnn b. made an cash. in
hilis"f Banks ia the State u New York, III In the
Bon's II this C,npenv. tpar.
The Ian will b. mid IA acsuai scttfers. only, and
annual imre vements win be requir 70 be made.
The Lands nav offered extend up the d smines
River a. far rs Section Is, Township So, Rsnge -
West p. NJ
Plassof The Lands can b. sccn a. this oico whore
any in fcr,na ton b. bad By application peIs
or by mail
Form Of Application.
lGivc here the Post nficc aiidr q md date.l
LAND DEPARTMENT -
Oemoine N. & R. Coy,
0TTuMWA IOWA:
Thereby apply TO purchase the ------- Of .ecii,n
-- Township kan<c West r. NJ,
and oifer tn give FOR the samc dollars per acre
Here sign name plainly.
sspt. q, t355--3m.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

SMART Doc. There is little dog in West
LYNN who has shown some instances Of intelli
g-nce worthy of n tice. He is fond Of eating
hens eggs; snd his conscience does not let his
a petite Ss,ifer It becomes necessary to steal
them HIS master, a few days since. notrcis &
that no eggs were found in the nest, watched
the dog, and saw tim reach up and anfas,e::
the door of the henceop, and enter. Jack
found an egg in The nest, brought it out and
left il on the grass, at some distance from the
place of the theft, Then he returned and fas-
tened the door as he found it; af.er which he
departed and devoared the egg at his leisure. -
He Was spared whipping account Of hi.
ingenuity; but the ulfa,tening of tie hencoop
door mas been placed higher up, and Jack has
to seek other places. if he continues bis they
ing propehs,ties II Lynn News.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
: The Detroit Tribune say. there

~ The Detroit Tribune say. there is
J. .,b;b;,ioa at the Fair, q genuine Yam
:. .loek. % which he has attached the
.,as arrangement for getting an old bach
H.. brcskfas. The coffee is prepared for
Killing and the clock set so as to light the
cd. given hour in the morning. After
d. .,tfee hrs boiled . sufficient time, the
"A ring. bell to wake Mr.. Bachelor
~. We expect the next arrangement
IN be lhut the clock will carry the coffee
,,,he bedside, and hand him the morn
i,s paper.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
PUBLIC NOTICE

I s HEREBY given, that Henry W. Starr, Fit.
i Henry Warrn,J F. Tallant, A. w. Carpenter,
w. II. pos.cwait. Wi liam II. Thompson. j. r. Sun
derland, J. G. Lauman and II B. Speman hare adpp-
ted Articles Of Association, and have thereby become
legal corporation in conformity with Title ten Of the
Code Of Iowa; that said Copnrntors at meeting
called for that purp .e. elected Ftz Henry Warren,
W. B. P,stlewait, A. W. Carpenter, ]. 9. Lauman
and II. b. Spelman Dir ctors, who at subsequent
meeting elected W. II. Postlewnit Presiien. and ! .
d. Cracker. Secretary and Treasurer Of said Corpo-
ration, AMI that,
1t, The name Of said Corporation is sThe Bur
iingtun Ga. Light Company, and its principal place
Of transactng basinessis in the city II Burlington,
county Of Des MONIES, and State Of Iowa
ID, The general nature Of the business to be trans.
acted by psid Corporation, is the manufacture and
sale Of inhammable Gss Coke and Coal Tar
Sd, Tho amount of the Capital ,tack Of said Cor
poration Is sixty Ave Thousand dollars ard ia ayabie
call Of the Directors in iustallments not TO exceed
tweEty per cent. each.
4th, Said Corporation commenced on the 18th day
Of June, A. D. 1855, and is to eontinue for fifty
years thereafter. and may be thereafter renewed.
5sh, Thu afairy Of aid Corporation are TO b con-
ductsd BY Beard Of Directors President, seeYeta-
y and Treasurer, and such other Asents % tho Di-
ssctorr may appoint.
9th, The highest amount of Indebtedness 10 which
said Cooperation may At any time subject ITSELF ID
forty thousand doilurs.
It'll. Pirate property il 70 b exempt fr.m corpo-
rate debts. ". II. P0sTLEWAIT,
J. d. CRocKEn, Sse'y President.
Burlington, Sept. ls, 1855 w4w
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Foreign Exchange For Sale.


ME are now prepared to sell in sums to suit
w ard al the IN 'st reasonable rates, Exchange on
all the following points
Germany, Braunscbweig, Bremen, Bre~au, Cas-
sell Co5lcntz, Cre.n, Dantzrg. Daimsta.lt, Frank
fort on The Maine, frciburg. Hamburg, Heidelberg
kon'ssberg. le Isig. Ma,heim, Munchcn, Ncustadt-
on der llaatdt, Nuremberg Pc cn. prag Rastadt,
Sie,tin. StutIguadt. Trier. Wir, Wursburg.
france -Ssrasbuurg, Paris.
BELcluM.-Btu .sels.
HOLLAND -khtcr,lam. .
DENMALK -ki,l. ...
SwEbkN.-S oykhulm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Russia Nj .cow. " .-
b PuLA>D- Warsaw.
GAL,cIA.--L'n.bcrg.
uUNGAnY.-P,s,h. # ..--
SwlrzEkLAND.-Ba.le, Gcn,,n.
ITALY --Fiu,chce. .r. a.. a..
= LrGn,HN.--Napics. ,.s..a
H. ME.--Vc,cc. A.. --... .s.=
SPAIN Madrid
.IunruGAL - Lishun. &-
oct s ltiaz coty.J GREEN, THOMASACO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

Books for Farmers and Fruit Growers.
ME have just received assortment of Standard
w Agricultural Books. expressly adapted to the
use of Farmers and Fruit Growers among tho as.
sOrtmcnt ma be found
Barry e Fruit Garden;
Eliott's Western Fruit Books; -.. .H
Thomas Fruit Culturist; s.. r.
Stephens book of the Farm; . ....
Downing's Garden and Rural Architect;
Aliens Rural Architecture;
Johnson's Agricultural Chemistry; ....-
Youatt on the Horse; Analysis Of Soils;
Youatt and Martin or Cattle; .-
Fes-enden's complete Farmer;
Buchanan and Allen on the Grape;
Norton's Element. of Agriculture;
Strawberry Culture;
And many other which We will sel at Eastern prin-
ted prices. C. NJ. WILCOX l. Co.,
sept 2l, rs Burlington and Fl. Madison.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

How LONG THE WaR HAS LAsTsr-The
war in Europe is already two years OIL. The
Russian Ambassador left Constsnt,nople on
the 22d Of Nav, 1853, ard on the 9Th Of June
the English and French fleets received orders
to approach the Dardanelles, and they anchor
ed in Reska Bay On the 26th of June the
Emperor OF Rasssa ordered his army 70 occupy
tn, Principalities. On TIE l4ih Of September
two French and two English war steamers
from the feet at Beska Bav, went TO Cons,an-
tineple. On the 2sth The Forte declared war
agains, Russia, and invited the English and
French feet to Constantincple. On the III Of
November the Emperor Of Russia declared
war against Russ The French declaration
of war was made in March, 1854.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
GRAND BALLOON ASCENSION,
AND EXHIBITION OF FIRE WORKS!.
The Greatest Novelty ever Exhibited in
~ Burlington!
1t is a Splendid Mammoth Pavilion, fur
nished NTH good substantial Raised
Seats, and capable Of holding
Sn0fb


TliM People of Burlington and
its surrounding country are re-
pectfully informed that s. M.
Brooks, the great America n
Aeronaut, who has made more
successful voyages through the
heavens than any other man
livingis now in this city, and
will he sc the honor Of ascending
in his new Mammoth Silk Bal
loon COMET" from the CITY
Of BURLINGTON. on Wednes-
day,.Octobei 10, 1855, being his
One Hundred and Eighty Fourth
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

MERCHANT TAILOR.-Please refer to
the card offs. L. Taylor. He is in receipt
of fine invoice Of cloths and yestings,
and is well skilled in his vocation, getting
up fashionable clothing in neat and SUBJ
stantial manner.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

=. The Buffalo Commercial of the
u inst .snys, on Friday night last a col
ered man named Francis Martin jumped
sua the dorn train on the Lake Shore
R.lrad, on the bridge at Ashtabula, and
isH from the bri ige a, distance Of about
as.y feet, No bumes were broken, but
Ii vas badly cut about the head, and it is
thaasht injured internally.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
B.>ks.-The Indiana State Aud

INDIANA NKs.-The Indiana State Audit
or gives, notice that the securities held in
must for the redemption of'he circulating notes
+ the Plymouth Bank a. Plymouth; State Stock
Secur " Bark at Newport; Traders Bank at
Tere Haute; Dr"vers' Bank a, Rom; Farmers
Bank at Sterling; Agricniur Bunk ut Mt
Sterli e, and New York Stock Bank at Vim.
cenLes-ail of In,liana-wili be sold at auction
at the Merchants Exchange, ia New York on
the 90 h i st These securities consists of In
diana and Pennsylvania flves, and Virginia and
Louisiana SKIES.
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a. The Buffalo Advertiser of the LIST
ms, avs. During eighteen hours of
saturday night aud yesterday, 1921 bu.
!, rr,in aud lO,Oss barrels Of -four arri-
we'd At this port. During last week, g.
900 barrels Of -four were received. Sure
l,asrvstiou Is coming in wholesale.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

IL Mr.. N FULLERTON, as will be seen
in another column, has purcA ased the
stock of goods of Mr.. Num- on Main st.,
where he is ready to sell goods to his nu..
msrous friends. We wish him success
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

Ko,suTH OK THE FALL OF SEBAsTo-
pr4--Kossuth, in letter to the New
York Tines, says: "The taking of Sebas-
tfa decides nothing, solves no question,
alhrings nothing to an end. Quite the
lt'sv Success at Sebastopol will make
fseimppssiblc-will rather inaugurate
s'al and prmrac,ed war, but not the be-
gaming of the end"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

1.-THE Rothschilds, according to their
rn estimate, possess 100000, in
personal property, exclusive of real estate,
seignorics. mines, &C., which amount to
aleast half as much more. Making over
one thousand millions, or an amount much
h,ger than the entire valuation of New
York CITY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

McoRNlcK, VERSUS MANNY,-The
: -'-.',a s''l Malay Reaper case is
MA rrosrcssiag in the United States Cir
"a roult INV in session at Cincinnati.