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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22


ANOTHER SINGULAR SNAKE SToRY-A
STRANGE FREAK OF NAruRE.-A correspon-
dent of the Herald of Truth, published at
Raleigh, N. c., furnishes the following:
Quite on the top of the Blue Ridge, near
the Yancy line, IN. c. y there lives lad, in
many particulars much like snake! Heis,
from appearance, about IA years old, we'll
grown, and looks quite healthy. His talk to
stranger, is very indIstinct; his tongue
seeming too heavy, very often thrust beyond
the mouth, with rolling, yibratory motion.
His back, which saw, is piled with light
and livid colors, much like the rattlesnake :
it also possesses a scaly nature, smooth when
rubbed downwards, but quite rough when the
hands pass upwards. His hands are covered
with bard, bony excrcscenccs, as if disposed
to form u rattle.
lie has strange taste for music. excited
only by serpents, which are charmed from
their victims by music.
When winter has gone, and spring comes
with smiling sun, great caution is required
to prevent his running into the woods he
showing strong disposition to steal into the
wild forest, there to en- JOY himself, BY lying
on old logs; or at other times, dashing with
out sense of fear, in the water of the Lynn
vile, running not far from his mothers
home.
1t is said the mother, lady of some age,
now, was, before the birth of this strange
son, walking through an old field, in search
of reeds, to be used as quilts in weaving
She stepped on a rattesnake, but without be-
ing bitten. After turning round with not
much alright, she proceeded to despatch
the venomous beast, which mothers and
daughters are not afraid to attempt in these
mountains. But, strange to tell, that son, in
body and mind, bears marks of his mother s
peril-marks of the squamous monster,
whose chilling rattle heard, and whose
writings Of death were felt by that mother,
while bruising the serpent's head.
Some strange things up in these noun
tains
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There is a kind of diplomatic brush just
now between our country and Great Brit
ain in reference to the enlistment Of re-
cruits for the Crimea in this country. The
correspondent of the n York Courier and
Enquirer, writing from Washington under
date of the 18th inst, tn IS speaks:
The correspondence with the British
Government relative to its enlistment of
recruits in the United States continues.
1t appears to be understood that it formed
the subject of the late dispatches for which
steamer was detained one mail beyond
her appointed time of sailing. Orders
have been given toreceive no more recruits
from the United States. Nothing is known
here regarding the alleged disbandonment
Of the foreign legion, and the report is pre-
sumed to be premature, if it has any foun-
dation at all. The proceedings of It's a.
gents under the foreign enlistment act
have been source Of great trouble to the
British Government. Persons employed
in this service are now under prosecution
in the United States, Holland and Prus-
STA. The expense attending the collection
Of the few recruits procured has been enor-
nous, and the loss Of prestige which the
practical failure of the attempt has caused
is a more serious disadvantage to Great
Britain than even the loss of money.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

af In these days Of Cheap Clothing
Eaporiums and Stop work, well fitting
essmeat il an exception, and well made
DE rarity. Here and there, however,
may occasionally be found : Knight of the
sAssrs, who, holding fast to old modes, still
saras his subsistence, BY making good cloth
into gosd, we'll fitting, fashionable garments
sssh y friend Taylor, Merchant Tailor,
cvsr Coolbaugh 4 Brooks Bank. His
ability and akin IN this respect are beyond
oil dispute, Is we have rsscntly tested to
eur entire satisfaction.
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Erpsn t;,r pemperattie Tnss.
Tbs Wheat In .as Ga-rnr The CseYs yet 10
40 .s.ssg MaYrrrn

s MaEuyu
The wheat harvest throughout the country
is near Us conclusion. Ths. winterrFop has,
We think, been cat in every wheat growing
State in ia. Union. j lso haIance OF the
spring csap viii probably be secured within
the nest week, shoaid the scaihsr prove fa-
varahle.
In Wisconsin, says the WISCONSIN, the
former has BEEN secured in every cnanty 10
the State, some of it slightly damaged By
rain, but NOT enough TO materially detract
fsam It's value. The crop Is not only q u Oh
one, but one-third larger than was over be-
fore raised. The spring crop has been cut
in every portion OF the State, and that is
also coed. THERE is probably some spring
wheat yet to be harvested in Northern Mich
igan, and possibly little in the Northeast
ern States; but few days of favorable
weather will com, lets the harvest every
where.
For all practical purposes of estimate ms
to quantity and quality, it is now as good MS
fin shed. The crop is everywhere extraordi-
nary-unexampled in the history of the
country. Some of our contemporaries esti-
mate the aggregate crop as high rs It's, 900.
900 of bushels; and we believe this TO be an
under rather than over statement. Upon
this estimate the New York Courier and En-
quirer has made up tie following table:
State and Territories where there's surplus produced
beyond the consumption required for each. viz;
QUAINT. produced. Consumed. Excess
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OfFleIAL VorK OF ViRarNIa.-The
Richmond Enquirer publishes the official
vote cast At the late election in Virginia
The vote for governor is As follows:
Wise, S3,424
Flourney, 1921
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u
Desk Mstiss.
Iowa A. n 10 IN 1855; Gazetteer for
Osisens, and handbook for Immi-
Hasts. Br n. II. Farmer. Keen 4
Lee, Chicago. G. NJ. Wilcox & CO.,
Dsrliagtn.
Tie absve work purports to give the Ag-
ricsassal, Neurological and Geological
eAAzactesistics Of the State by Counties rs
WI - large amount Of information on
apin sssfs' and important to the cmi-
g.st. Isstssctioaa are given in regard
- The sdeoeioa, entry Aad cultivation Of
Rsisls ell, and list Of aueatered lands.
he Seek il wcll printed. With several il
issess1isaa and accompanied By map
Rssa Lastly sxaatnatton, We dosb. not
u via aset With large sale, affording -
i 1ss, ialeruatioa IL regard to our State
~ Aasl = h had In reliable and salts
As1sy Form.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

II Burglars and house breakers, are ev-
identity paying their respects to Keokuk as
well as Burlington. Two robberies were
committed on Thursday night upon the
premises of Mr. Taylor and Capt. Bartlett.
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Camp Meeting

HAr TaERk will tr a Catnp Meetinv h,a
Nssih6eld, pvsmenes efai,ty, iowa. etmm.,.,is
August 3eth. B,sthren In the Ministry, and 60
generally, are Invited 10 attenF.
JAS q. TiInMps0y
r. So Ne buxter agens viii tc permitted /.
SC on The rtnip gr,unl. tanE I1.siatsss
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Jarr,tGarner,
jarrtt Garner,
Lot No. so9p in the City Of Bu,, HitiiVN,

Lot No. 5VyB M The CITY OF BW
linstoB.
To the unsnorn o,cnes Of Lot No. s09s ia n, N.
OF burlington Jotrd. =,
YOU are hereby notified that there i. now on A. !.
the Office OF the Clerk Of the pstric; Court d, ~
Mcnes County Iowa, q Petition Ct Jarret ti,,,r
the object and prayer Of which is to forscio,s a.
equity of Redemption and quiet the petitioner, ~
10 said premses-aad that unless you appear And !.
sNe, ensis'o ,n =. ;I1 I ), 81 uy 81 next Tenn
thereon. GREEN BROWN,
july ls-w Att'ys Tor Plaintiff
Ordered that the above notice be published in Il.
Hawkeye & Telegraph. Al MEssEsGrR, Cl.,.
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-Bushels------
New York........t8 soc goo IL 700 GOO 1880 eco
Now jersey 100000 100000 TG0,0G0
ennsyivania..... Is U00. 900 1000 600 8, Gao 600
Della, and Md....... 6.500,008 $500 200 100000
Virginia. COOS 600 $500 200 10 500 zoe
NC, S. c Il ia. IL 1000, 0g0 1900 0oo 5 500 600
Texas / Arkansas. 1000, 600 1898 600 100000
Tenn ssee......... 100000 1900 600 400, 900
Kentucky. ............ 100000 5000 goo 1000 600
Ohio 20 900 600 900 900 II Ga0 600
Michigan Wis. II 900 900 $500 900 IL 200 400
Illinois IL. 100000 600 900 1000 zoe
India - 0G0 coo 800 600 5000 900
Iowa & Minnesota l 1 0o0,O 900 1000 900 5000 600
Misspuri,.......... 1000 900 1900. 0c0 1890 600
Kan Mick Utah.3 000. 900 100000 2.s0o 900
Caifornia.......... 100000 100000 200 600
Total. 90, 900 900
Deduct
Deficiency in ten States 70 ,450 600
For secd and stock. Geo 600
90 An nOn
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To Printers.
WE have variety of Presses, Types, Stands
w Cases, Chases, Stones, &c.r &C., which are
anxious to sell at low prices. We have large
sortment of second hand Types, embracing Burgeois
Brewer, Minion. Nonparicl and variety of job
metal and wood Type, Cuts, Brass and Metal Rule,
Borders, 4 c.. &c.
~ Printers ia want of any of these articles will
find it to their advantage to cal on us.
june 90, 1855 DUNHAM & BROWN,
Office Daily unIxk Eve L Iclcnru LII.
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The following call has been used among
the Hebrews:
In the name Of Jehovah, Israel's God, and
in tie name of Israel's holy religion, the
| ministers, rabbas, and delegates O. the Is
raelitish congregations, are most respectful
~ requested to assemble in Conference, to
take place the 18th day of October next,
56l6 A. NJ, in the city of Cleveland, Ohio,
to deliberate on the following points:
l.. On the Union of American Israel.
2. 70 organize 'spermanent'' regular
Synod or Sanhedrim.
3. On plan for religious and scholastic
education.
4. On all other matters of Importance, in
regard to Judaism, which may be brought be-
fore the Conference.
Victor Galbraith.
correspondent of the st. Paul Democrat
gives the following touching "reminiscences Of
the subject of Longfellow's late poem, s;yic.
tor Gabrath:''
Victor was the son of DIR. Galbraith, of
Gaiena, Illinois. He went to Mexico in one
of the Illinois regiments. He was Young
man OF prepossessing appearance. active
mind, and too much Independence and rrIdc
for a soldier. The writer had forgot that he
was hugler, which it appears from the po-
EN- he was. For some threat against his cap
tain. perhaps provoked by the insolence or
tyranny or his superior, he was tvied. con
demned, and shot as narrated by Mr.. Long
fellow. The unstrung nerves or the guard
detailed for his execution, DESTROYED their
aim, and at the first discharge be was only
horribly mangled. The second fire s.put him
out of his PAIN" and thns ANONYMOUSLY
died '.Fietor Gaibraitno by the hands of his
own comrades. The news of his melancboi-
y fate borne to his old father, to his mother,
brothers and sisters, was but one of the NIL
hon ripples of grief and agony thar flowed
from the desolating tide Of war. 1t would
have been hard for that old father to have
heard news of the death of his son pierced
and hewn by the balls and swords of the en-
envy; but how more inexpressibly more sad
and heart-rending that he died by the hands
OF his messmates and comrades.
SINGULAR FATALITY.-A week ago last
Sunday gang of men employed on the Rock
Island Railroad went oat Oh a timber train some
forty miles from the city. The day was hot.
and they drank great quantity of water taken
from the tank of the tense., and some twenty
of then iHanlgea fseely in drinking from, lug
of liquor with which they had provided them
selves, so that whelsshsT returned they we're
beastly draas 4 q eoHdaY the most Of them
were iakeii sick, - informant states, that
out Of Is who are known to be of the party, u
had siled. aso are asspaired of. ard one is yery
SICK. Will. the sixteenth has escaped sicst3ess
entirely. The PHYSICIANS who have seen the
Cases are undecided whether the fatality is to be
attributed to the water or the liqnsr, but from
the fact that the CONDUCTOR and the engineer.
who ais draak from the tank, haze not been
sick il Is probable that some deleie5ious sub
stance was in the ing which held the liquor.
F,re of tn. men died in one house on State s,,
south IL Twelfth - Chicago Press.
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YELLOW SPRINGS COLLEGE.

EhlLoN OF MAUD NolylIfIE,
THE Fall and winter term of this Institution III
l. commence the first Wednesday of.Sept nea,. Is
full Board of Instructors nre provided by the Bc,s
Of Trustees, every branch Of a flushed education vii
&c taught in said Institution Good boarding ean {
had in the vicinity at from 81 so 10 So 90 Ier we'd
The Institution is located in n healthy and uo,,.
community, 5 miles north OF Burlington, De.Msiry
Co., Iowa, easily accessible by private and pubh
conveyance. For further particulars address Il,
Secretary of the Board Kossuth Iowa.
BY order of the board Of Trustees.
aug II ii. LEONARD, See,
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Dissolutjnn

'I'HE copartnershp hereto ore existing under the
l. name of Sunderland 4 Hart, isthis day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business Of the late firm
will be settled by Isaac L. Sunderland at the old
stand ,Icfertou street. Those knowing themselves
indebted to said firm will please call and settle up,
by note otherwise.
J. p. SUNDERLAND & BRO.
s NJ. HART.
ISAAC T. SUNDERLAND.
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STOVES.

1 LARGE assortment of Prairie State, Comet
y Premium and elevated oven and other stoves
on hand and for sale by lie 20) j. W.. VIII to
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SR0ar b RRNlcK.-This house arc re-
eciviag large lots II Groceries, purchased
expressly Or the Summer and Fall trade.
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Gold Pens.

N0Iu EGnS.
A NEW supply OF prime fine pointed elastic Gold
n Pens for sale at Barrel House No.2
Also, some "tip top Office and Bank Pens in cases
just received. CM WILCOX & Co
July o. Successors to i. A. Van Meter.
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BUSTUN, mug. to-
The Republican meeting here to-day is full
ly attended. A large number of prominent
politicians are present. Hon. e. Goodrich of
Stockbridge, Presides. Among the Vice
Presidents ex-Goy. Boutwell,, Dem Lieut..
Governor Brown, X. N, and J. w. Foster
X n
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+ -. S''1s's. 2 nco1 = ! & a's.i so'ne o1.sea
seh1'emaa "ho tgss n.nse't -sno'aes
1.''p'"es'' als 'aoos'he ''s''e 9 ina. mus
ues1 81 ~ o'o 1911 s''ee.s, .he his's,arf
h'pap''san. 20 Prove thf i'es 'Heaies IA
P'ae '"eai'apic " Improvement. ms =
ho' luz lIss '''he .hs so'. bas aec'aea 9 t','s
ps'H ne aas 'apo'e' through many co'-
"a.us - o'se's .,'hes' az 70 convince inc
people OF tae aiisa'ssippi saiiey That the
i'apias never coh'a DC improve. BY blast
ing rock rom The channel. That he has
eonsineea any unless II DC his co worker,
Another Engineer, we have no evidence
ana 90 not Tor one monet believe. Men
u A. inucn experience and ability have
gwen opinions entirely different, and IN
iasof u tue pFacucapiiity OF improvement.
Inc Importance Of improving them Is
daily increasing as the States along the
nver grow 10 population, wealth, aud COM
inerce. The race OF dougf-faced members
81 Congress Is pretty nearly extinct The
last year has Frustrated the whole brood
The inauguration Of the next Congress We
hope, viii 'naugurate new era IN affair
Mt Washington. II the West is "terrs
incosniia at the White House, we trust
her interests will at least receive little
attention in Congress And We do moi
dispair, although it may not be accom-
pished during franklin Picrce's Admins
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BufImg on, July 10Th, 30
In retiring from the late firm beg leave to ex
press my thanks for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed on and late firm and would respect full
ly ask continuance of the same to my late partner
and successor. ALLEN IIENDRIcks. The books and
papers belonging to the late firm will be found at the
Old stand until the first of August and after that date
at the Brick Warehouse of 0glen 4 Copp on Water
street. where shall be happy to see all my friends
who desire to settle their accounts.
fully, s. L. BURNAP.
July 23d '55. Gazette Copy.
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WASHINGTON, Apg. II,
The statement in the northern papers that
the President intends visiting Canada are I'M
true. Though it is quite possible ne has
been invited so to do.
The War Department building came near
being destroyed by Ere this P. ~, IN conse-
quence of some loose paper becoming ignit-
ed. The flames were suppressed hoR eser
without any material damage, but intense ex-
citement vailed for time.
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Information was lodged at the Police Of
fee last night that duel had been arranged
between Mr.. Faulkner from Virginia and Mr..
Batetera, his late opponent, and that they
had come here for the purpose Of consum-
mating arrangements. The parties were ac-
cordingly arrested this A. NJ. and put under
bonds of $4,000 each not to fight in this dis
tr.ct, or leave it for the purpose of fighting
elsewhere. The Union of this A. NJ. announ-
ces the appointment by the President of DR..
Parker as Commissioner tc China. The DR..
hos taI
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BURLINGTON, IOWA:

wsdassday. .,::s:s::..:.;:.As sus. q
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NoRroLK, Aug. 16.
The fever has extended from the infected
district to the upper part Of the city. Some
of our most prominent citizens have died
and are dying. Difficulty is experienced
in getting nurses, and $40 per r; ght is char
red
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CO-Partncrslaip Notice.

FTNHE CrPartnership heretofore existing between
s. l.. BURN"P and ALLEN lIENpRcKs is this
day diss lived b. mutual consent. All accounts
against the late firm of $. l.. iiURNAP Co.. will he
settled by S. l.. huRSAp who is au horned 10 collect
all notes and accounts due said firm.
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Wheat Wanted.

IN bbls and ! bhls, far superior to Los
w Lakes Fish, constantly on hand and for "a
by (aug. H.. JOHN 3. DAVID.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11

ism steamship North SCR Wam~s tom A'pin~sl.
jan l9 62l In sod sod ps--enge ~ VI . tooes
shin Fase tcipp.fl Hepburn havle ~ days, with nds"
sLd Sl8 pa.scug.r. 10 Hsfb.cs 4 Co
ship ABBY Lsn,dop Hall hsvr. " d'ys. With mtse AMI
81 pss~nsets 20 Z Duucau Co Had fd@Ath- Ps'sen.
,eTs consigned Lane & Wet I'M. n'rnias on >hniy
Rock Cha. Bakey alias Joseph Bises shipped IA Liver
pool fell oyefbos d sbi vss drowned
81 Mary srd AdrNee lof Va rem More Havre - dtys
IN p,.setg--s Lsne& Vest ye'se . } w
ElRell s Go HAD stea,bs sad hf rs on th- ps'stse
B.ra Maine la tof Lubeci D.mlg RIO lansirl Nov -
Nth eoFer rosewood &c Nv p experienced
very severe .qus f0rssa forrtopsa ants 2't1
e. th fha week Of ikisI schooner
took ~ The crew persons sod dsy hs 90 lsd
Br bark Uncofn bound Rio No dafe At % loa so
ia co. Win baik B.limor- Rzm.ay from RIO for
Rstinore Dec H. passed by P-rntmbnc0. l5th "a
Cspe Roean parted with bArk Nof-hSoof I'm Rio Tor
New Orleans Dec = lat m lon s. passed brg Lsao
Gilch,s from Rio for Ne~ Orleans Dec 80 ar q 10. O1
90 bsrs steering showing RET szosl h letter
supposed her be u the New Haven traders % ne
Nest indies
scAr Hampton F5deus Frcderck.barE IS days with h)dr
ard tobacco 10 ". n Newman.
schr John Tton, Conesn AeHindrs days with cos 70
master
scbr Resins Far Portland Me days mdss
scfr FIlen --- Phl,dclph Sith c0A-
schr Challenge, Matthews, Calais days wits plaster, to
Brett. Ssn Co
sesr barnet Ann Small. Etrport WITH pl,st-r. master
SchT henry Air Colreun HHbndse, days, T.h iu1i-
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sebr Edward Everett Adam. Norfolk s days WIKI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-11
NeW.York Cattle Market.
KIPoRT q BEEvEs. MILK COWS. VEAL

krPORT q BEENEs, MILK cows, VEAL CALVES
sHERP ana LAMBS. snd SWINE received 10 Ne v
YORK At The several naket places Of Lv. STOCK With
the current srlIns prces e.ea week Prepared every
NIDAtsDAY. the great sale day 81 Bulls al sstv-
fourth,i -Ipr..sly for THE SESfORK Tribune
BY sOLON ROBISsOS.
"WEDNESDAY J,n 10, isS
PRICrs WEsE Seev-s sss a. % nlch a
pcGno generally ~ estimated ~ssh1 f,r the II tae
Sssrrefs
Fs,r 6v.LIrr Of good f.L nsIist Beef lesless
Second rate sGs.e.
oicirEy Se9.c
Isferor-.ueh Old stays, cows. poor oxen. ,as mean
,tees sSc.
soue very srfra feod lie
snly Oeeaoa4y hat shall hsve sglres for the
PRicts oT VEAL CiLvIs-rhe rates q which szeh C.vS
81 10 ss- iof ~ The year, ffS - 7e =
veisbt
class called Kittens that /. Calves from oas to az DAYS
old sell from fl 3 10 sSdsi
Another sl.s called Calves generally so6 four
sI months old, brnG IS 10 81
tood tat Yea oAen b.Iuss s!tsp
MILK Covs-rbe price ct Cows depends - mach spos
fancy IS the price Of horses
ordn., Gov. sssess; icOd fair eoss, saSesi,i sr-
IN cuslfy, viii Calf esSdS6Q
sHttP AND LsNts-COnuon Sheep f39ks 60. extra
Sheep e5o eli; Lsa5s e51s5
sSSt-Oho coru-f-d Hers su-an dke FOR r-Al,s
a I've ssish;i s led Hoss u s+iei Hos 10.
ir Adec live weight; lags Hoss corr fed, dead weight
tsetS- for he best
lIctIPrs oF TEE WIZ
be<yes as .seeep Lanbs...... as
NsAs.'.,.''......... Sc swine ..............u,a "