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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

= !. ia. Is ! s;as;3as question & mar BE .dly
n,rsaer. Tie dreas Jesss al and the sefers
esrn Saussscsx 3f 4 aasas.s tta sfnSe
long .aa efo4aensls upon lie lfano, &, 'u
that ~ ra<hn,iAs .lsnuid saian:sxT Tue nson
which ws all lore and eIeate Is. Ee o'd ros
consider The cnrrecs public sentiment q me
South az insisrsing the viossni aroass When
had bssu tc~n .traleJ by MissoarEaas IA Ger
Territory, and tlsst bling 40 he waise'l ~
hear their .eb1ks. Should /; not come, and
all hopa of moral influence 10 correct these
evils be cut Oh, and the tribunals OF our
country fail rs, while our wrongs still con-
,inue. wha: tnsna Will shey have grown.
easier to bear by long cnstomf God for
bid thar any lapse Of time should accuatcm
freemen TO the duties of Slaves, and when
such fatal danger as that msnaced, then IS
the time to.
Strike for orr alters and our Ere 5.
Strike fuV the green raves of eis faas,
God and our native laad "
As he paused these was for an ;nstant
deep silence as when . question OF life or
death is being considered-evc man drew
long bre til, but the next instant the air
was rent with cries, "Yes we will sstfiae;
ssWbite men never can be Slaves Rec
der!'' Reeder !''--sSine cheers for Rreacr
aud ssRight." During his speech he bad been
constantly interrupted by shouts ard SHAKING
Of hands, but now the enthusiasm was uI-
governahle; the crowd gathered arcurd him
with the warmest greetings. We would rs,h.
er have the place he holds 10 the Learts sf
a generous daring people than wear kirg-
" crown.
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Al Assa. (. Stove.

Amens ne improvements Of the age
that sfsecves has not been forgotten. The
iucreasal aAa increasing price Of fuel
servss 70 mako this au important matter,
particularly 10 those used for cooking
which are in constant use, aud their con-
sumption Of fuel an important item. Sup.
posiag, with many others, thst such =
thing a. good stove would be hard to
Sad in lows, We brought ours along,
when We came 70 the State, surprising it a
perfect article or nearly 30, in its way.
Not loag since We had occasion to change
u for now one. Since when wc have
learned little Of our loss in using the
old. The new Que bears The very popular
name Of "Unclc Toms Cabin" and in all
Is appointments bids fair to be as pop.
ular N Mrs. Stoves famous story. Inits
adaptation to the various purposes requi,-
ed, in economy Of fuel, in beauty of ap-
pesrancc il II model stove For sale by
White, Pierce / Waterman.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

IRISH IN AMERIcA.-A Roman catholic c err
gyman Of the diocese of Cashe|, in Ireland,
has received, says the London Times, n letter
from an Irish priest, the Rev. Thomas ar
don. of Eastern Pennsylvania, in which the
writer implores his friend to check what he
danominates the insane spirit of emigrat ton
to America, which seems to possess the peo-
pie OF Ireland. The Pennsylvania priest
seems to think this country u hard place-in-
asmuch, as if the immigrants drO An on the
way over, their s'chance" is better than if
they arrive safely, to snatcha soul from hell.o
We give an extract: p
ssThev are rushing" says the writer, Son
the almost certain ruin of their souls, while
their temporal condition is at best but little
improved. A full fifth of all the number
leaving Ireland are laid in strange graves
within one short year from the day they quit
their native shores, and the greater part of
the others are soon broken down by the Sc
we're labor to which they must apply them
selves, and the awful climate, which rapidly
bring ON prematur. old age, and hurry the
victim into an early grave. From the hour
they land to the hour they die, they are des-
pissed and spit upon, and in thousands of
cases they die without the last rites of the
church, or any Of the consultations which at
home would smooth their dying pillows, and
prepare their souls for the solemn moment of
departure. lad much experience of the
mode of life into which nearly all urpeol lie
are drawn. and solemnly believe that if the
vessels which bring them over were suddenly
to founder and carry every creature on board
into the depths of the ocean, they would
have better chance Of salvation than they
have after they have lived for some time in
this country. So entirely convinced am of
the fearful layoc Of the souls which is the
result of coming here, that. were Almighty
God to give me the power of building wall
of fire around Ireland to prevent its people
from leaving it, it should be built before The
ink with which write this line would dry
For the love of Jesus try to keep your people
a. home, for every individual you keep, you
atch soul from hell,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

a HoxE THRUsr.--Dr. Mcdowell Of ST.
Lonis. replied TO Senator Douglas, at that
city, Immediately on the latter leaving the
stand.
lie made the following thrust at our Sen
ator, which Is a giant killer: "Suppose,''
said he, ssthas an eminent surgeon--one
more eminent than myself-should dress a
hideous woundfn the best professional style |;
and while the patient was enjoying re-
pose, should enter the room and order the
bandages to be rolled down, the stitches cut,
the adhesive plaster removed, under the plea
that the operation had not been performed
correctly, Leaving the gaping wound again
exposed and bleeding, and the patient suf-
fering renewed tortures- what would be
thought Of me? So With the Missouri Com
promise most eminent patriots and states
men of the age had met together from differ
ent sections Of the Union, and adjusted that
delicate question:; and Mr.. DouGLAs has
thought proper TO disturb that Compromise
after The. act had been doably hailowed ey the
death Of these great men
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRr.-THE Par
ENT REAPER CAsE.-rhis great case, inyoly-
ing the validity of the Mccormick and many
patents, came up for hearing before their
honors, Judge Mclean and Judge Drum
mond, of the District Court Of Illinois. 1t
was adjourned to this city for hearing by
the Circuit Cour, of that State. The test.
mony is very voiuminous, and the exhibits
(as the lawyers call them,) very ponderous
and numerous. The entire machines of both
the parties are pu. mp for inspection in the
Court room, and occ.pv the whole front of
the room. Distinguish counsel are here
from abroad to represent both sides of the
case. Hon. Reverday johnson, Mr.. Dicken-
son Of New York; with Mr.. Arnold of Illi-
nois, representing the complainant; aud
Me,srs. Stanton, of Pittsburgh; Hard ng, of
Philadelphia: Lincoln of Illinois; and r. VI.
Corwine, of this city, appear for the defend
ants. 1t will occupy some days, and will
attract, rs its great Importance deserves,
large share of public assention.-[ 'incinna-
ii Gazette.
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Wa. o.. !. a... .,.a . snail, Scale.


At the Fruit Growers exhibition il il
somewhat remarkable that fruit, to say the
least, o. nice, II not in a. great variety,
vas exhibited by our fellow citizen Mr..
Coolbaush, Is BY many pomologists. Some
u The most delicious pears, in appearance,
were shown that We rccollc,t ever to have
ssos. Nj IL gentleman IN active business
psrsaits having only . fcv rods Of ground, in
the heart Of the city, which many an 9TH
e. would consider hardly worth attention.
Yet 10 hss found time to cultivate per.
Aaps 10 varieties Of pears, beside other
fruit, which has afforded him pleasant r..
creation, considerable amount of health
giving ftsit, for family use, aud boon
source u pleasure. This shows what can
be does upon smallscale. His residence
lie spca the highest point Of what has been
called BY Davenport contemporary, our
bstres hills.
The example Of Mr.. G. has been follow.
q By many other citizens Of Burlington
who Asd Cue fruit on exhibition, Perhaps
~ city ofoar population boasts ines fruit,
eowss and vegetable gardens, or can show
: Aoss gssessl attention to the subject
Dat tAsrs ore still many who might do
AseA far their own pleasure and profit BY
asssstica 10 this subject, a. we'll as add TO
the appsssases Of our place. To such We
eouusesd the example Of Mr.. Coolbaugh.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
0lttns SanL- 6lsf 8 dtsrapb
BURLINGTON, tsy,rA.
Vslnss1ay. October :


n osssesa d Ne lsrr.s Ussss.
1hs Ressi = II Thrr.asy nigh. -.
vasy aSrcsatIe snd pleaas'i affair. Aver
sssssisns ssppss Vas served UP By H,ine
~ " the BArvt House saich Vas hsa-
sssd " the members u the Convention
sad nsmkcr VI sss cisii:srn- End taher
nsaaIsnsa. A1szs ~ ssppss hsd bsss
sssss1 ~ dsly Assossd, 0ovsssss Crimes
vAs ssss)isa ~ chair, opened the cers-
aeosiss v he evening IN : few appropriate
.AA hsypy rsa.asaa. He then rssd. sp-
rrcpdass ssssiasass, which ssrs respond.
81 y. y ssssle.sa present. Ms. Bsy.
sat = irisaA, Ne, Barry and Mr Eros.
" kahssses. Mr priaee d Long Island.
~. fahneatoct u Syracuse. Mr. Maxwell
o0ess,s, Ms. Hsrkacss and Mr.. Stewart
u lIlisis, al made short, psrtinest, and
10 waay casrs very hsppy addresses.
Al sAis tins 0ovcsnos Grimes in ftv
appropriate vsras eock leave u the comps.
~, I'D vacated the chair ia fsr~ Il ME-.
CssAhasgh, Who sitter giving sa.as isGsssA-
isg facts In regard to the k;aaJ II ftuis
ssitsrs 10 The We~, - ss.s iaeessstisg
issas from has ora caprissse, called ny
- ssnessss essdsnes fsr rswarks.
+ Asssg he ssssAes sho continued 70 en-.
tessais - Company until late hour,
vss As- DseiaP, Mr.. Edwards aud Mr..
usssdA, u III, Nr. Finley Of Davenport,
- Nsaees Of Muscatine, and Gen. vii.
ga q che Iowa Farmer. During the ev.
cniss the company were favored with
speeches from Mr. Bross Of tho Chicago
Dsmocniic Press, Mr. Bramsn ofthe Dem
ocrat Dr. Pitcher Of Detroit, and gooi
mspy others whose names VIC cannot nov
esil 10 mind.
But for the present crowded state Of ou
columns VIC would give at length the senti
incuh and speeches Of the evening. Gu
Eastern friends spoke in the most enthu
siassic mAsuer Of Western Fruits and flow
en-, Western soils aud Western produc
items, not forgetting word in favor 0
Westsra hospitality. The whole was in
issd IL hacknsyed phrase, "a feast Of rca
son and Gov Of soul" The whole pro
cssdings were the result ofa happy though
sd.irsbly executed BY the Committee 0
Arrangements.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

CHANGE ~ rHs TESpENcY or cApIrAL.-A
letter received by the last steamer. from a
high monetary authority in London, mem
tions some curious facts, showing change
in the tendency Of capital, which proves ei,b-
er that London 10 losing her great monetary
supremacy, heretofore unquestioned, or that
Francs is becoming very rich. The letter
states that . French company with large
capital has undertaken to consolidate Nil the
omnibus lines Of London, as has already
been done IN Paris, and that Fl nch b. nk
Of discount AID deposit is TO be establish d
IN London, with IN immrnsa espifal, to COM
pets with ihe Bank Of England. The capital
Ut both these companies has b On subscribed,
and twice as much more could have been had
il wanted. Formerly, Frecch enterprises
we're carried on TO considerable extent with
Englsh capital, bat the current appcaYs now
to b changed, d. Z. Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Squeezing Hands.
BIT a LADY.

What an immense diffrence It makes WHO
squeezes ones hand! 4 lady may ,wine her arm
around your waist ,press a kiss upon your brow
oraoiding your hand in her toy with your
fingers to her hearts content, but you are
perfectly calm and collected, and experiences
no unusual sensation, either disagresabie or
otherwise. Perhaps a gentleman whom you
dislike or feel slightly acquainted = it'll, ven
lures to press your hand, you snatch it away
quickly, the indignant blood mountsto your
forehead, and, with flashing eyes, YOU won
der show the impcrtinsnt fellow dares to do
such thing. Rather an Anticipated speci-
men Of humanity squeezes your hand, you
feel mortified that man Of his years should
make a fool of himself, that he should think,
you can really like such contrast, and above
all, that he believes il possible that you can
like him: you are vexed at what he has done
aud determine that m opportunity shall new
or be offered him of dong it again.
To place you hand confidently in that OF
IN accepted, acknowledged lover, you are not
excited or confused, you have ceased blush
ing continually in his presence; you expert
ence feeling of quiet happiness, u little
heaven upon earth sort of feeling you are
perfectly contented with everything in this
terrestrial world; especially your lover and
yourself; you sit with his arms twined around
you-that manly arm which is to support
you through life; soft, rose, happy tint
suffuses your face as your hand is clasped in
his; ah, it is blissful, foolish feeling.
ut let some enc whom you like very much,
not an accepted lover, but one who may be
perhaps, one Of these days, gently enclose
your hand in his own; what strange, wild,
joyful, painful feeling thrills through you;
the hot blood leaps, dancing, tumblins
through your veins, rushcs to your ingsr
en- ts; your heart goes bump, bump! surely
you think, he must hear it throbbins! After
letting your hand remain in his long enough
TO show YOU are not offended, you gently
withdraw il; but, perchance, it is tak"n back
again; after faint '.don't do SOL" which is
answ cred by Il still closer pressure, with
down cast eyes and blushing check, you let
the little hand, this first earnest of other
things to come, thrilling and burning with
this new ecstatic emotion, remain all tremb-
ling in its resting plac Home Journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Swamp Lands of Iowa.

Swamp Lands of Iowa.
The following correspondence contains in
formation that will be interesting to some of
our readers.
FAIRFIELD, Iowa, Sept Is.
MIR. STEWARD Will you please to publish
the enclosed letter for the information of
your readers, as it is q reply to an almostev-
cry day inquiry by those interested in s'Swamp
Lands %
BERNHaRT HEM.
GENERAL LA D OFFICE,
Sept. 3, 1855,
Hon. BENHARr Hmm,
Fairfield, Iowa.
SIR: Your Letter of the 23l ult., on the
subject of Swamp and Overlooked Lands in
Iowa, addressed 10 the Hon. Secretary of the
Interior, has been referred to this Office for
answer.
In reply thereto have the honor to state.
that fully appreciate the anxiety of the
State authorities AID the citizens Of Iowa to
have some definite action taken upon the
Swamp Lind lists, and the necessity that ex-
lists therefor.
When those lists were received at this Of
Gce the posting in tae tract books was very
much behind hand; and, as it was ncces-
sary to ascertain exactly the conaictions be-
tween the States selections, and the sales or
locations at the land ofhces, a considerable
clerical force was detailed to posi- up the
books. That labor, am happy to say. has
been performed, and the posting of the
Swamp land lists, also, naarly completed
The same will be now taken up with n view
to their approval, and, as rapidy as the same
can be prepared and procured, copies will be
transmitted TO His Excsliencv the Governor,
and to the local land Offices.
With great respect,
Your obedient servant,
TIl0S. A. HtNDRlCK,
Commissioner.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

Sluuay SCHOOL tssC.vaI IN New Y0rk.
Over one thousan j Massachusetts Sunday
school teachers visited New York on Tuesday,
and were received and entertained at the
Crystal Palace by the New York Sunday
Unian. About six thousand persons were
assembled there, and exercises CT an interes-
ting character took place. The children of
the various charitable institutions, TO the
number of l,1l9, were also present and took
Part in the eSerc SEES.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
Report Of those Exhibiting Fruit ct the
North Western Fruit Growers Asso-

This report IL not fun, az not even the
names Of all the exhibitors couldbc obtain
cd.
P. Barry, Rochester, N. Y. l44 var. Of
Pear, 90 Apple, II Plum.
Thorp, Smith, Hanchett g. Co. BY Fab
nes.ock, II Of pears Al Of apples
G. H. Hubbard, Marengo, LII 80 var.
Apples.
4. b. Coleman, Peoria Co., ILL.,, IS var.
Of Apple, 3 of Pear.
Rogers l. Woodward, Marengo ILL.,, IS
Of Apple, IL Of pear, 10 Of peach.
Manly & Mason, Buffalo N. Y. 50 Of
pear, 40 Of Apple.
D. Leonard, Plank Road Nursery, Bur
lingtou Iowa, 81 apple, 10 peach, pear,
/ Ounce, Isabella grape.
A Leonard, Burlington, Iowa, 44apple,
l pear, Ounce, peach.
L. Ellsworth, Dupage Go. Nursery, Ill,
IS apple.
A. Il. Whitney, Franklin Grove, Lee
County, Ill. AZ apple.
J. Comstock, Burlington Iowa, by A.
w Comstock, Il apple, pear.
". B. Chamberlin, Burlington Iowa,
8 Of grape, 3 plums, ] nectarine.
E May, Burlington Iowa, pear, ap-
pie. plum l gooseberry, 2 peach, l
Ounce, l cherry, Usage Orange.
Disque, Burlington, S Of grape.
T. b. Maxwell & Bros, Geneva n. Y,
80 pear, apple.
Jno. Belauyer, Dover, ILL.,, 46 apple, 3
pear.
E. Harkness, Southport, H., 81 apple.
II. Leonard, Kossuth Iowa, 20 apple.
Neatly l. Brothers, Burlington Iowa, 22
apple 2 pear.
Arthur Bryant, Princeton ILL.,, 76applc
4 pear.
IL. Avery, Burlington Iowa, 80 apple,
4 lear, 2 grape.
John R. Tull, Pontoosuc ILL.,, SIS apple,
2 pear.
CHI Hunt, Burlington Iowa, 10 apple.
:. Hunt, II
Jesse Hunt :" IL
Foster T. Negus, Muscatine Iowa, IA
apple, pear.
w. J. Wright Fairfield Iowa, IS apple,
! peach.
VIM. Stewart & Sous, Quincy H., 50
apple. 2 peach, Usage Orange.
Finley & Dwicr, Davenport Iowa, 3
peach, ounce, 5oapple, IL pear, | grape,
Usage Orange.
T. McWharter, Pome Roy Nursery, Ill.
az apple.
r. 4 G. 3. Bracket, Denmark, Iowa,
80 apple, peach, ounce.
Smiley Shepherd, Hennepin ILL.,, 2
grape.
j # Tallant, Burlington Iowa, 1 pear.
Governor j W Grimes, Burlington 10.
10 pear.
Lee Hull, TT Madison Iowa, 2 Of grape,
branches weighing 2 pounds each) ]
Ounce, S apple, | peach, | pear.
VIM Harper, Kossuth Iowa, IL apple.
w + Coolbaugh, Burlington, Iowa, Is
wv Woods, Burlington Iowa, 5 pear,
8 apple.
EFT Bryan, Knox Co, Ill.,, rs apple,
! pear.
A llileary, j B Browning, Esq, VIM
Walbridge, and others Of Burlington ex-
hibited fine fruits, but the lumber Of va
rieties is not known, also,
Els L Richardson, Kendall III.
G. II. Schenck, Burlington Iowa,
l. Burlis, Rochester N Y,
EE Gay, Burlington Iowa,
Ogden & Copp,
Il b Rand, "
james Clark,
VIM Garrett, I" s.
DR. Snyder,
p n Humprey, Upton Iowa,
Icarian Community. Nauvoo Ill.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03
A Great Natural Curiosity,

A log eighteen inches long and ten ioches
through, was found IN this county, near St.
Charles, in the open prairie, which was pct
rihed to solid and pure flint. 1t has since
been broken to pieces. One piece, weighing
thirty pounds, Gun be seen at the house of
ID. b. DlLLxas, ne .r st. Charles. The heart,
sap, growth and grain IT the wood can be
seen very plain, and every mark to show it
was pieca of wood, but is as heavy and
pure as any fint tina, can be found. India
noIa Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

Among the medical graduates at Eiinburg
University, who obtained their diplomas at
the last examination, were Chinaman and
four Egyptians. This Chinese graduate,
Wong Fun, is believed to be the first China
man that ever graduated al a British Unlver-
sitv
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Notice.

ITO the following premises and unknown over
thcrerf. Said premiecs are situate 10 ~
Muines County Iowa, and known az Lots B, .,
0. 10, II, Il, 10. and 90, in Bl,ck Z, IN Bar5'
Addition to The City of Darlington, in SAID e'@l
ard Lots | 2 2. 4, 5,6, Il, IL, IA, ID. 10 u -
IS, in Block 9s2 in B:,rret's EDITION TO ,na y.
of Burlington, and LOIS 2, 3, and IN BiL. ~
in said city, and Lots 8, 12 IA. Is, 10 and Il .
Block 10 in said city, and Lots J., 2, 4 D. TO- y
and H. in Block 81 in Barret's Addition to sAA a!
and Lots and z in Block 90 in Barrett Adal11
TO said city, and Lots 6. 9, 10 and II, N De-
IS, :7nnd 10, in Block IS in Barrels Addl'es
said city, and Lots I 2, 3, A., 5 and 8, in Bheh%
said city, and Lots Q, 10 and II, in Block o. - Ne
city, and Lots 2, and 5, in Block $40 10 :" ~
city, and Lot 7 in Blrret's subdivision y ~
in said city, md Lots 10, IL and IL, in Bioest
in Barret's Addition to said city, and Lon w
SOB 80 feet of $40 s 90 Of 5O6a, 9o3 " o'
If 904 4S5. ard u in 'oid city.
You are hereby notified that an acton b'"'
commenced against you: TIE shcnb hn'W e
turned former nntre "not found ana tLht o.
before the 25th dav Of Oc'nhcr, A. D. 1900, ~
will be on Gle in the fire Of the Clerk ~ thsI
trict Court in Dec Nnincs County Iowa. Pe''t,'
). ". Barlow. Ginning To fOrscl6se the tqfV
redemption and have his title QUOTED 10 sa'd -
ses. And that unless you appear and antTd u
to. or before the 18th day Of NOvembr, y
1855. or arc'riing TO The rules Of said CoGrf, gNA
ment will be rendered against ynu thereon. on
JAMES GREEN. Au'y. for re- !.
Ordered that the above notice be publ ishta < .
Weekly lIawkEye d eIegra phi intIr weeks ,I"
siveiy. {oet..2 ,w4w.J A. J. MESSENGER tf~'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

One OF the United States officers in Utah
has become Mormon, and has two wives,
one of whom resides on farm, and the
other in the city. He claims hat he is in the
performance of q religious duty, and mani
tests strong appearance of sincerity.
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TRcoxD psWArcn.

TxcoxD DsSrATc1.
We stop the press TO give the folioHin
additional parsicualrs.1
Sebassopoi fell on the eighth inst, sitter
having been bomnarded three days, and after
six REFUSES Of the French from the MalakoE,
and one fepuise Of the English from the
Redan.
The English los. 1900 and the French
about Is 600.
Ths Russian loss is about the same rs the
allies. The Rusaians evacuated the town,
after blowing up the defences, sinking the
ships, and firing the town, leaving nothing
bus mass Of smouldering ruins. Five
French Generals were killed, including Bos-
quot. Large allied forces marching along
the coast to intercept the retreat Of the Rus
sisn inland.
The allies captured an immense amount of
materials of war. |, il reported that the all
lied Generals have orders TO demand the sur
render Of the Russians Internationally, all
troops, stores, defsnces, &C., including
Odessa.
Another attempt has been made to assasi-
nate Napoleon.
LlvERPoOLMARKET.
Money tight. Bank rase Of Interest Al,
consequently.
Cotton, prices easier hut not quotably low.
cr. Sales for the week 46 900, sales to spec
tstors 6fi00, more sellers than buyers.
-Four marketunchanged, M dera,e demand
ut previous rates.
Wheat advanced pence. Corn market
| unchanged moderate demand at previous
| rates.
Beef market firm with upward tendency.
Sugar advanced l4to 2. Consols for mon
| ey are quoted at 9o3.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

The Cnusrd steamer arrived at Ilalifax
this morning and the Steamer from Bre-
men NJ New York st 2 r. M.
scbassopol i reported I. hare been Ia
ken with terrific slaagater. upxards of.
10000 meu being killed on both fidcs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

RiNs PLoUoHs. saw and much
saasssd three steel plOughs, exhibited at
he hal! 4 axhibitioa, bearing the name Of
RAavry RAY, Jr, Of this city They
vsrs q thres ditfsrsns sizes, Of steel, fine
y fsishea. admirably proportioned, and
id great credit 70 Darlington manufac-
t,Fcs, ssv in their infancy No hand
ssass q better implements in our opin,
ios, are madc any where.