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Some sales of Mexican dollars were made at 1o5-the
expectation being entertained that the Treasury Depart
msnt may the which has been paid at the
mints, occasions downward tendency.
In Stocks did not hear Of sale. The Southern
Bank declared semiannua dividend to-day of per
cent, payable to resident stockholders Monday
9th inst, and at the Bank of America New York, to
Northern stockholders, the 18th inst. handsome
surplus appears to be the result of the operations
paying the present dividend We append below state
Of its affairs Is operations mostly confined to
exchange.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank also made it's usual
dividend to-day of five per cent payable the 9th inst
Condition Of tie Banks Of this city for The week ending Sat
tJdau. June 80. 1856.
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ATTENTION, TRANSFERS. vehicles yester-
day had fines of 25 levied upon them Recorder Bright
for not having their licenses securities registered in
the Mayors office, according to law This is an ilnpor-
formaty, which cannot legally be- invaded and as
there Ia no lodging the fine imposed upon den1uents
owners of vehicles win do welt to that they right
WORK HOUSE, Recorder Bright yesterday
sent the following batch to the Philip Pierce
aud John Cain, leyee ioafers John Duff and Frank
Myers for picking the pockets Henry while he
drunk Levee street Joe Gomez .pfer-
ing on the leyee Thomas Featherston. for assautng
phy found beaay drunk Orange street Joseph VII
son, leyse vsgrant Martin o'B.isn ditto John Nc
Cogan for sucking forbidden whisky the levee and
Ned Quinn, for helping MeColgan--ali for month
FIGHTING THE CoNsTABLEs. When constables
OUTLAW and Bernahan went yesterday to make seizure
in house on Hospital street, between Burgundy and ST.
Louis they were fell upon by the inmates thereo-three
men named Joseph Charley, Adam Hays, and Adrian
Soubgho tried to eject Them striking them and draw
ing knives upon them. Officer FARCE who happened
along just then, went in and lent hand and in short
time the pugnacous trio were safely lodged the lookup
BREACH OF TRusr.-Henry Myers, barkeeper
in coffee house at the Of Bienvie and Lsyee
Streets yesterday arraned before Recorder Ramos
charge of having made way with about eighty dollars
worth of clothing which Julius Broan entrusted to him
for safe keeping fortnight since He gave bail to appear
when notified.
DANGEROUS AND SUSPICIOUS. officer Poullosa
yesterday Manuel Posado and Pedro Ruz arra;and
before Recorder Ramos being dangerous and susp
cions characters Posado also having grossly abused
him as soon as Lieut. Fremeaux released him from pre-
yons charge and Ruiz with having drawn knife upop
him. They furnished bail to appear when notified
.CAuGHT.--The boy Jacob Frey, alias Keller,
who robbed L. Whites store Canal street. while his
father Valentino was robbing ] Wright Co, was ar
rested aud arragned yesterday before Recorder Ramos
Mr, White lodged affidavit against him, and he was
sent to prison to await an examination.
FOLLOWING MAN. B. Pigniolo yesterday
complained to Recorder Ramos that certain Capro
followed him when he was going home Sunday night
and that as he had previously made threats against
ne was following with design Of putting those threats
into execution. warrant was issued
BONES. Charlotte Reyne yesterday COM
planned Recorder Ramos that little while previously
man whose name she did not know, had thrown SONS
bones at her while she in her Maras street
between Cont and st. Louis Whether the bones were
dry like those of prophetic ysion living human bones
encased In flesh at the end of the arm Charlotte
did not say Whatever kind Of bones they were however
we suppose they were only intended typfy the fact
that he made no bones of expressing his mind War.
rant out. $500 -
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Nen Orleans ssaonep ssaarsst.


~ 9t CREsorur OFFICE, No. 10 Camp streetT Il
Monday Evening, July q 1855. !
There rather paper Offering to-day than on
any day Of last yet the amount in limited guam
titles. Some good l. having sight months to run, was
placed at 10 psr oent though good covering both
endorser Of months dste goes per cent
Longer dated rules at second grade at 10 to 10
The weekly bank statement shows further curtaiment
and in all general items of the banks excepting
In circulation which shows increase OF S29732 The
other items show decrease in specie of s693 de-
in deposits Of $4a796 decrease IN short loans
Of s45o7T6; decrease in exchange of $31e,ss de-
in distant balances Of Though the South
ern Bank has increased its long loans to considerable
extent for Its slsgey within the prescribed
line Of the law in its active movements The Bank Of
Louisiana continues to maintain its large surplus being
in excess Of last week 1t has extended its long
the week 100000 the movements of the other banks
there is but variation they generally preparing for
dividends though the exhibit shows general and
contraction Of business.
The comparatve statement Of the month Of June with
that of May will also be found below. 1t shows rapid
decrease operations the space time say five weeks
being decrease in all items say in specie Of $500 in
circulation Of S2b5350; in deposits Of $14s75 32 in
short loans Of $l7l41e0 in exchange Of S507 sos in
distant balances Of 1891 ,566. W.
The Exchange market was frm to-day though but few
calls made the banks the outside demand with
some parties good and the rate Of for New York
funds at sight, appear to be very stiff The offerings
were slight and tbs week opens in favor Of drawers,
the balances the banks greatly reduced
Of them have to place their dividends in New York
Foreign bills all points appear inactive. some ster
ling with shipping documents expected the mar
ket at 91zz. We quote this evening".
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REVIEW OF THE MARKETS,

gg TUESDAY MonNIrs, July 8, 1866
COTTON. ..Prices more in favor of buyers yes
terday and quite irregular, with sales Of 1900 bales
We quote:
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ABUSE AND MISUNDERSTANDING O'Connell
yesterday had Michael Mcdonald and his wife Ellen ar
raigned before Recorder Bright charge of having
unprovokedly insned and abused her in own house
Galvez between Jackson and Palmyra Streets on Sat-
urday aernoon. They gave bail of $500 EACH appear
ON the It'll.
THE BIGAMY CAsE.-Elizabeth Hartmann,
wife of Andrew Lsux and of Jacob Vaon was arraigped
for examination yesterday before Recorder Bright but
husband No Vialon failed to appear, the case was
continued and Mrs Ezabeths bail reduced from 81 GOO
$500. yiaon's failure to appear learn was owing
to sudden notion that he would make nothing by his
prosecutions the strength Of which he upon
all her clothing and other property and left parts
known Viaon will probably beware Of the vidders
hereafter.
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sH1pp1Ne INTELLIGENCE.

TurspAi MoRsire, July Q, 1856.
CLEARED SATURDAY.
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jess d&wH


IL Fourth Of july iaas
hey anything line, tHey had better c
2 hat e as am astsfm ned 70 have Regular bust N thai
day, and all world mud 10 know
consequently shsn't keep open lndspendeuce Day..
JOHN II. hUYT,
jesos. Corner ST. Charles and Commoa strsess.
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WANTED.


TNTANTED-CITY CASH WARRANTS wanted,
Wv By Je.WHITsEy co. sf Gasp sr-es. daa
NM ANTED-A TEACHER II the French Ian
gs.ssoae esPsbs giving Woes. and lns.a-
mental Music psfsrrsd liberal saary will Addrss
MA #8 fs#-4@ L. ". PARKER, k<xankrta. La
WT ANTED-A VESSEL Of the capacity of
Wv bales Cotton Northern Apply tuas
dis.eiy 10 @. C. BOGERT \ Co, 81 Caalr s.ress.l
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Chip silas FIoines, 5fhtb fer New ypk, ACo5en
Ship Franklin King, Boriand, for Mobb Gifdey u Lowell
ser White Swan, Linden. for Baitnw, CIV Hynson &co
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Actual decrease of Loans for the wss........- aaa
,mpaGttue statement for the last Saturdays Of May and
June 1855.

7ng Loans Saturday May 20
4" June 30 .,.................ao 35S .a0s
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TOBACCO. We heard Of hhds sold yesterday ct
% fb, and on Saturday 1Ss hhds Refused private
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CIIJZKNS' BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans June 81, 1885.
fE1HIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY
IL psr 4.b July Bills maturing day will
F3ost E. ROUSSEAU. Cashier.
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CATTLE MARKET,

! MONDAY EsEHlre, July 2, 1885.
The market to-day ives not hyisk % on Saturday and
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ATTENTION, TRANSFERS. vehicles yester-
day had fines of S25 levied upon by Recorder Bright
for not having their licenses and securities registered
formality which cannot legally be invaded and as
there Is lodging the fine imposed upon delnluents
of vehicles win do well to that they right
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o. o. F.--LoUIsIAEA LODGE No. s~>sa
a.. l, meets EyLRY FRIDAY EVENING, in .tfsS tsFY III
No. Odd Fellows Hall. ga VSy<E4
WEST, n O.; GEORGE ELLIS, Y. g.; JOHN j.
h0kMNT Secretary p L0ISELLE, Per. Secretary; r HER
MAN, Treasurer. t.2G
%. F.-HowARD LODGE No. Gn
~ y meets EVERY sa THURSDAY EVENING. - @@P I'll
0fieerH-THus. BAILEY, N g.. B. DA SILVA, " -2hSP9
pE&0JaA Teaaenrer IA
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SOUTHERN BANK,
sssa. New Orleans, June 30, 1856. q
vHSHLA Board Of Directors have this day de-.
IL eared aivdend 81 Per the
a herr the eh July, and ct the Bank Of New York.
Jys6t il. wIBRAY, Cashier, y
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BANK ~
Nav Orleans, June 30, 1855. !
YEyHIS Bank will DO closed on WEDNESDAY,,
tie sh July. Payments mauag that day be made
jtS0st p. N. WOOD, Cashier.
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INEW URLEANE 9d,
Sir. am instructed to notify you that the
practice q carrying mater tie which you
in stamped envelopes siusd by the Department 4,
Very respectfully, ARTHUR NEyITT, p. NJ
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

SOUTHERN BANK,
New Orleans, June 80, 1855 s
TEyHIS Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY,
n sh July Payments maturing that stoud be paid the
~ Jay. Usa089 o. y. WlBRARY, Cashier.
MECHANICS, AND TRADERS BANK
~ New Orleans, June 80, 1855. ! 4
yESHIs Bank will be closed on WEDNESDAY
next tbs July. Bills Notes iha i'll BE-
pabe se eding day and offerings for dse IN. should be
made TUESDAY next.
j,sost c. CRuZAT, Cashier.
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The weekly Bank Statement of the Banks OF New York
for Saturday Esd june was as follows.

Condition Of the Southern Bank Of NeD Orleans on Sa
June so 1855.
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pUBLIo SCHOOLS, TH1Rp D1srR1or

NJ Tbs ando signed respectfully calls all
epg Taxes for the year 1854 that the
tie Lafasst 10 A. NJ o'clock daily unt ihe is
OF August Amer which tne will sel
according to law.
is2 lDt RICHARD MCDONNELL, Colestor n
EbRiVATE LESSONS.-A Young Man, Prin-
q epa q of the Public Schools CITY, who win he
dsngGged for three MONTHS
the Children Grown Prson Does going over he
Lake. 80 " -
1hs best Of references given required a. thi.
Two std
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11
The past Is years:

The city and suberbs lying within the
State have the population Of over mil
lion; and TIE New Jersey and Staten Is
land cities that gem the beautiful harbor,
would much increase these figures if in
Guided. In commercial point of view,
and in all respects, except political divis-
ion and dcnarcation, these are but one
city.
Indeed il would be hard to define the
just boundaries Of New York. Boats, and
still more railroads extend its suberbs to a
wide circumference. If we estimate New
York as We do London, and include in its
population oil who do business in the city
proper, and in an hours ride reach their
dwelling, the outer circumference of the
population would reach above Winchester
County, and include a part Of Connecticut
and Long Island, aud New Jersey. There
arc business men living at still greater dis
tances, but we now speak Of a host Of vii.
lagos, astoria, Yonkers, &C., which are
the outgrowth of New York, and exist on
ly for it and with it.
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OW len n,cvr.,.

IA
49,. uaeinna6 Times give. an account
!. a''l and disgraceful scene enacted at
,,.s. we, The Normons, under the man.
49, ~ & Elder Greeul oily. Some City
3, !, ''seseceedea up the river to East
j. .sts de converts male aud female,
s,s. Y n number, were prepared for
i, ! g being inaseen,ly stripe Of
i !. aaea on the river hank! The older
sas g man Of fifty. named Alexander
i into the water and Bant;ssa
1 ~ = dae form after the ceremonie. Il
Atser TIL. the old nan struck !.
I, = Y water for the purpose Of ia.
s'.i'' 4 supposed Ii. drawers
a down over hi. feet, which DESTROY.
- J. sa.ioa, he sank. hi. SON ,rsd
sseias hi. father sink, plun =,
81 ss Unable to MIN, s.nk and
81 vsVu ned.
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- - - -
Percussion Seal Presses.

Owing to the hurry -burly incident to
the union of the two newspapers and the
change from tri-weekly to Daily, many
things which we should have said and
should have done, have been omitted. We
did mean, at the proper time to call atten-
ton to Mr.. Ebersols removal to a new
shop on Columbia, between Main and
Levee streets, and more especially to the
new feature he has added to his business
viz: the manufacture Of Seal Presses for
the use of Notaries, State and county Offices
and business men generally. This is a
very neat affair, weighing only two pounds
aud costing with seals, from SIS to SIS.
We hope Mr.. E. will be generally favored
by orders. from those who desire an article
of this kind-6rst, because he makes good
press, and second because it is right and
proper that homo manufacturers should
have the preference. See advertisement
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

KANsAs.-Rev. 2. D. Paddock, of Oneida
conference, has just returned from an explor-
ing tour in Kansas territory. lie says every
thing is quiet and prosperous in the territory.
The noise and buster is either in Missouri
or the newspapers. The object Of all the
rowdv movements and noise is to Brighten
people away. We learn from him that Kan
sos is a most attractive country--its beauties
have not been overratcd, and it is filing up
with eastern men-the latter class of emf.
grants, as compared with those from slave
states, being about nine in every ten. ow
is obviously the time to settle in that country.
An immense tide of emigration is rolling to
that region.-f Auburn Advertiser.
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uYpRoPgoB,A.-The Cincinnati Gazette o.
July 4th gives an account of an awful case d

uYpRoPgoB,A.-The Cincinnati Gazette Of
July 4th gives an account of an awful case Of
hy,'rophodia:
Yesterday morning our attention was d.
rected to = case Of hvdrophobia in it's worst
form, at No. A Plank Road or Gest street.
The patient was German named Henry
Uthoff, aged about % years. lie was fastrn.
ed bv cords on bed. and in hys.eric fits, his
eve halls protruding from their 8. ckets, and
the glands of his throat. arms, and limbs,
swellei very largely. May we ever be spared
the sight ofso shocking scene again. The
poor mar was insensible Of course. aud rs he
plunged and snapped his teeth We almost
wished his life was terminated. From his
wife we learned that Uthof, while At work.
for Mr.. George George, near the Plank Road
about six weeks since, was seized by largo
dog, who held on to his right arm with such
tenacity TINT it required the combined strength
Of two men to m Ike him lose is hold. Since
then Uthoff complained 81 much pain in his
arm and shoulders, but did not exhibit any
symptoms Of madness until Sunday lant. On
Sund,y morning he complained of 4 dizziness
in the head. His wife brought him bowl
Of water TO wish himsclf. When he saw the
water he shrank back and cried ont sstakc
1t away, in German. His illness increased,
and Dr.. Roleka was sent for. who ct once
pronounccd his case hydrophobia, four other
physicians were called in, all Of whom con-
carred in this opinion, and q oncc they de-
c'sred that he was incurable and must die.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

Iowa FARMER FOR JULY.-The num-
Der Of this valuable Agricultural periodical
e, July has been issued 1t contains as
usual much valuable information on topics
Connected with the cultivation of the soil.
Vlaer the management of its new editor,
asarmeri is very likely to retain its high
reputation as the only periodical in the
State exclusively devoted to agriculture.
lhuumbor before us is an excellent one,
,dc0utains many valuable articles, some
'Ivalch we should be glad to transfer to
@pper could We find room.
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~sslfRFElrERs.-Three individuals,
Ss sseas'saen, aud lady, were brought
!. - Asaalre Frazee yesterday, for pass.
l,,,.s sa y, noney, principally on the
/, oa's Bank. Two were discharged
s J -. s. 9 sufficient evidence, and Sam.
M woe sAs third, sent to Jail to answer
~ aes. term ofthe Des Moines County
n "'as charge Of ut,ering counterfeit
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a o00 ~, Iove Ieud 81 Sale.

m Will stli teN tnsSs1na ssssa ~ 3 Nd sIuasss
psireipslly Is Lnsas, Wxynv, Clark. and unMn
.0sSnts love. Thee lsnJs v~st etlssted ;, sac 1t
TN ,us eom,esent Iacnfcfs the Ststs ehisHy far
farminr purposes and with spcc,al fsfe,spcs t Tin,
ber, water, rock sAd ruai They lie uPn tna near
the main nav fiSd ,ssis through The two .oMthssn
terr Of cosntes west If The DIS Aoincs, and neay ths
EUR eyei route ri ths Bayhr-et' ald Gs.ssrii MY;
er Railroad. The, viii IL H.tt 1t a ias,lrrA;p al
raHee on The Goveruas. nj price Cor cash.
have aiss utads n,rsisas merits and DIR row pre-
I rel, 10 h,ea,c snds Htih uu.y OF iaud warrnts At
any Of lhe isnd ufscc. in Iowa where government
lands are subject u ei.fry. The selections will be
made By gentleman fsnilia: with every county IN
the State tn,n per,naI observation after years of
experience in the business, and ~ah a. thorough
knoueds Of the lands subject 10 entry NJ any other
peryen in the State.
Charges will be moderate and Satisfaction in every
instance guaranteed or the money returned
L. n. STOCKTON,
i--ere Ra-f F.' Il, Agent. Ruriingsan, iess.
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n -. = y
lEuue>lsssls5,stt <1ss1zIlzls5E
.
cnK4RK MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
Bspinyfon fo,va,
4 BRANCH Of the Mercantile College II Pennsyl
n v.nia-ins,rp,rat,d BY the Legislature If that
State with POI petual charter.
Trustees.
His Exccllency the Hon. JAxgs BUcq,SAS, the
Hen. WV. WILKINS, late Secretary Of War, the Hon.
MOSES HAMPTON, Hon. W. II. LowaY, lion. CHAkLEs
NAYLoR, and Cen. J. K. MooKnEAD.
Faculty.
ANDREW I. HowDES, late eeuior professor IT hook
Escping and Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College of Pennsylvania.
LOUIS Ii. DALHoFP, late Professor of Commercial
md Ornamental Penmanship in the same institution.
CHAs Ben. DARWIN, member Of the Burlington
Bar Professor of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying nut in every partlc-
ular that Of training for business, introduced
aid followed up for upwards If fifteen years by Mr.
D. FF, the founder of the Mercantile College of Penn
syvania, BIZ which about 5000 merchants and ac-
counsant have bean purified for business 1t s now
regarded BE- busine men AZ the NEST thorough aud
effective rrerarat fur the accountant given in the
United States. 1t comprehends upwards Of 40U real
business tsansactons- Illustrating six differ nj me
thnds of conducting hooks hy double entry
100 commercial computations, explaining many
business operations not found in common arihmetlcs
"a comprehensive course mercantile penmanship
business frms and business letters-daly lectures
on commercial law and commercial sciences.
Duff Is Book feering, Hnrper's edition, price so
the most perfect and comprehensive n the English
language. Duff Western Steamers Accountant, o
perfect system for such accounts, sl-To be had 1t
Corse's bookstore, Jeffe son .trcns.
70 Sc for Circular BIZ mail. july z
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

,,.s ias wheat harvest in Georgia is
s y 'ad the yield is said to be abundant.
:. ). s', sa Of the State new -four open
aaso " per Dbl, for FIRST quality, and
An decline is expectad. nuuusu-
i. ''y crop Of corn has been planted
~, a'u' the State, and tho indications
4. a'a' are tina. the yield will be larger
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

fspsIsslea = Nv YSsk eIsy. =
The 0sats cessus Ma.hal1 hsss nads
= informal seport d ~ ths ssaIbss y =.
kabitaats of he crest netrcpolis 1he
city proper reaches ssven hundred and 81.
y thousand. The popuiationof The 18th
Ward is about sixty thousand. In New
York and the suburbs. including Brook
iyn, there Is over million Of people
population greater than the aggregate Of
several States. The following statistics
viii show that the increase in the city pop
ulation during the past fye years il far
greater than a, any previous period during
the r,ast Is wears:
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na- Burlington county, New Jerse,

nI Burlington county, New Jersey,
seems to abound in singular names, not al
ways the most euphonious. For instance
there are Turpentine, DEVILS Run, Frog.
town, Skunk's Hollow, Mount Misery,
Ong's Hat, Comical Corner, Tattletown,
Gossip.ville, Scrabble-town, Fools-town,
Poke Hill, and-Thats enough for the
tho nresent
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Far FErcnEp.-The editor of the Ga
ssse, Ia his zeal to injure US, has quoted
oar reference to the Circus as the loves,
d all means Of amusements adopted on the
i,h. The editor evidently speaks twice
trhimself aud once for the citizens, when
hsaifects to think we have slandered them.
Because he sat there all the evening gaping
1t the clown, and grinning athis stale wit
issms he thinks the circus one of the
most creditsble, elevating and intellectu-
d smusements ever invented.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-11

s6 A printer named John L. jackson
is now in Jail for the commission Of muir
der, in Lexington Ky. Since his arrest
he has confessed tothe commission of two
other murders, and evidence has been
found showing that he was connected with
an extensive gang of thieves.
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THE MARKETS.

ltisjusatthis time, exceedingly diff
cut to give correct market quotations,
.as Chicago papers differ quite widely.
'ae'e.s' in fast, no established prices any
'ae''' and very little use in our filling our
FPer With quotations. In the cities Of
u Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, New Or
y ,saa' and New York, not to mention Bur
A's'oa' the prices are ucry nearly the same
~. = n0ur Is selling for from 81 to IS so for
~, S VARIOUS gndes, perhaps going little
'ss I'm the three last named places.