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Removals. z. TAYLOR

-ReM0Val.-S. e. IA YLUR
FTyAKES this method Of informing his IT Ferfis nd
4 the pubic generally. that be bas renoyed his
place u husireFs to the room 'SaFt'
Orer Cool5augk g. Brooks Bqnking House
where be would b. glad tesse all thesefgseiay wish
any thing IL bia line. /. =.
FAfcv Patterns bf tfoe siassus Ffetiei crofhs and
snsinieres m hana, SRI III lie fs.d Baststn
RESPIRATORY f. the Esd TraGfe tea variety Of Fan
" Silk and Marseiiiss Yesslrgs. Pant Linen, &c..
heap for Cash. -. 49,. sT
Gentlemen wanting suy tffng 10 my iipe VIM Ana
II greatly ID their &c tes call as TIA 4
determined to elosc Is my rTsaf Stock to mike
rom fer large sssoriHeBtg Bic fa.Yss ssS4 xer}s
.4-- Ayen, fur Scott E Report Of Fashions. gys-s
sEurlington July Ie, SO .Tssazs. a. ~ yiy =
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To Country Merchants =

~ AZ OUUAuI M q CiIdI4tD n a1t-IE
NI7 have now received and opened full supply
Nv of Waresuit able for Country Trade ard All
selling prices which will compare fayorably with
those Of airy other market cast wtst.EE STE Et
We buy for cash Of the manufacturers iif Eng aud
and having long experience in the business We arc
assu Ell that our selection Of Goods. and Priees
cannot fail 10 give entire salts faction dea crs who
have been the habit - bnying Eastern South
ern markets. q McKITTERICK 4 MILLER.
North I'd street. nenriy opposite Rarret House.
Burlington, May l6, 1855 fW 1fGazette copy. 4
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what dfdisne say 70 you ,~i'en you were
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Esda For Casa aaaltYofe sss;onf''Y# $3.50 bsf
I Tuscaloosa, Alabams.79l t,fsi A, Bcs7ER!h
bal euo1i s,--24 l--- !. ]. ..a--L4 l a---tTi 9fi
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fson ba;nc elise At ham. 7wt:will aive from a
.aoating' paragrn,ih.I q recent For getting
fany n,1nfar tof fine fat onps. IT is NECESSARY
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS. a

~ DD11iONAh IOltCINAN ALL wa.
Parers BY the Canada contain no dis
patches of the allied Generals. Pelissier
telegraFhs as follows: A.. ....,t-s,.f k,k
:sIFAD QUARTERS, SEBAsTePoL. Sept IL.
ss'rhe artillery-in theyright attack commen-
ceda well-sustained fire on Ma lakotf and lit
tie Redap, IN orderto permit our engineers
TO cstablieh their slefences, from which the
troops might be athletic throw themselves up
on the encent. On Sept. 9th our batteries
opened violent fire 90 the town. and the
English on their side opened a hot cHnnonade
o. Sept. s,i,,5ail being resolved lnlcan-
cert, with General Simpson Ito. give tho ms
sa.,lt.t Gen. Gen. Mcalnhan1s division vas
to carry the :Malakof, Gen. Du!hx's division
of Gen. Samotienger marched aagaipst the
curtain curtain connecting these two, points.
| gave Gen. Bosquet Gen Mtl'ineti division
of Guards the support of the first three d.
visions, and Gen. Dclarcmcra lehve to join
the Sandman brigade, that having at its
head Gen. Devaliiant's division, which was
to penetrate into the interior Of the town
by the central bastion, and afterwards turn
the flagstaff bastion and afterwards turn
The flagstaff bastion in order to establish
o Judgment there. 9 vF" .- i'S''
The English and French mortar boats rem
dIred us great assistance. After unexam-
pied difficulty Gen. McMahon's division sue
ceeded in effccting Judgment in the interior
pnrts of the Malakoff. sas sz fss3s c5
dtrhe English Immediately advanced brave
lv against the Great Redan. They were I'M
able to effect Judgment and struggled to
maintain the position, and were crushed by
the Russian reserves and a violent fire of ar
tillery, and were forced to return to their
parallel: ~ 30 '..;,'. s.s stsa' - tae5
"A powder magazine exploded meas the
MalakoF. The Russians hoping to profit By
this action, immediately advanced in dense
masses disposed in three columns and stimuli
taneously attacked the leftrof the Malakoii,
but means of defence had Already been Ia
ken in the interior of the fortress, and from
that moment the enemy appears to have re-
nouuced all further idea Of attack ZtttlHt
The Malakof was onrs and no effort Of the
eneUiy could have Ted it from as. At
half past two measures, were, taken to re-
pulse the enemy in case Of a nocttrrnal at
tack. Assoon us it became night, fires burst
forth on every sidr, MINIS explodeb and the
sight Of Sebastopol in flames was one Of the
most brilliant pictures the history of the war
has presented. The enemy made a. cumpiet
evacuation By means Of a bridge constructed
between the two shores of the roadstead and
nder, cover of a succession. Of explosions
revented me from ha rrassing him- ID sey.
PELlSSIFR. Is
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s5E gCmcinnati, Oct. 10.
The election Yesterday PISSED off here
quietly and peacefully. All the enfse hous-
es were closed. The Democrasiccounty tick
and unreliable. -,,,sss,,., IL, ~ ,.,,s,,.,,
The Know-Soshiing candidate FOR Govern-
or has rscaiysd a higher vote than was antic-
patei. The contest between Chase and Sic
yor Chase. - s5.ssss 80 sas at2 ~
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self we,il,l shortly there 10 a.'s
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NJ A letter fsom ,Beriiit ditei 23d saysa sarteu;
sCireu,astanees.a at st. Petersbafs seem,tolia
/ cate THAI Gertschakotf wii,i,soop esachate5 uie
/ fof,s,to The nerih OF Sebasteps'1 6ge- + prepar.
/ ations are making by tieI Russians. iof ssntel
| carnnaipn. The Russian treasurer has received
Eztsrge ssfr,s of money through Berlin Ehgiisf
war material is@roIsstaotiy passing titiousf
! Prussia fer the amy; II. st% aBaiE
| On Sept.11th The Russian troops OF Constant
! inoplo, I'M ended fos Asia, were sent to Eapa
/ toria. sa4s, r. sss r.
! The anglo Turkish contingent force would g
! to Trehizound and be rlae ed under OmarAPa
| sha. Il was al c announced that aconstlerh b!
bodies Of French troops had been sent TO sEapa
| toria. ~ s!A.~~"a-.
ts3sT nv WAR1sa A ias- DISPATCHES from Wien
1 ma state that kars is grestly atra'shtened,fo
provisions, and that theGafrIson were exiting
horse flesh. - s4a5y rs az. s.f,s,,.7T.
| 26th, ANNOUNCE thai jig, Rgiassa,s had abandon
ed Erxerouinsni 8esa al .Malaglemia.
| Daatziek, Sept. 2Sa59Ail-the high pfessur.
| block Ships had left ior9Easla,!; fhe weathe
| continues unsettled. he FINES correspondent
of Sept 23i state the Baase aeet viii v . nleg a
| Keil. ''t ~ We ~ 9 Sy -, Z,
Gtecce.-Letters from Athcis Sta e q. Eth,
news Of the fall CT Sebas;apol had produced tn,
| greatest consideration among fbe partizaps o.
| Russia. The M mis- ersswaaed on The Eiglist
| and French Ambassadors TO offer their warmcs
| congratulat!on. -slajIi~-f-ss,E
! Dcnnark.--The Golkschngs now in sessi or
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New YoRK, Oct. l0.-The BlackWar,
rior sailed today for IEavana and New Or.
leans. She took a large uumbor Of passen-
gers aud $50, 0ooi in specie n' e.ar
a French merchant named Sucillon YVES
arrested to-day under the Estraditioni trea-
ty with France for ,fergery TO a large a
mount comtiitted near Paris. 50 ~
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Y esrABIx I.irv IL CAiiYoKSIs It is o
work IL considsrAhie difficulty to believe all
the s,oriee Of vegetable life that comes TO US
in the Califorpia papers. We caa stand
beess rs long as a. = mans lcgs and thirty
inches in circumference. onions as large as
peck measure and cAbhascs weighing sixty
pounds but when they swear q hundred
and twenty bushels of wheat 10 the aerc. aud
potatoes weighing half \ hundred, We begin
10 hcsitate. But their big trees are the Won
Der cf The world. Ths Mammoth Grove IS a
forest ofsnsh monsters Situated a,5Slfses
ADORE San Francisco, il has cAas 10 Ae a
summer resort nt the people. TIE larges,
tree 10 as feet 10 eireunfrrcscs and 500 feet
high. aud AeA1tsfal 10 look I'll. Atshs grove
na srst class hotel. In the body Of sAs big
tree tAsre d hous% 60 hy 90, which eontsirs
,wa 6ns bowsipg ailess, Tie stomp af 1bis
trses i. snssadsd I'm u tsNll fesp Sahaio
Advertiser. sf d ,ss.ssasgsS
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TIE HgATHES.-A certain SUI day schoo
teacher WAS IN. the practice Of taking up
collection in his juvenile c,ass for mission
airy objects every Sunday, and his box re-
ceised scores q pennies which otherwise
would have found then. Way. Ia he confec-
TONER and toy man. He was nos LITTLE
surpsi setls however, one Sundar,sto find a
bank bill crushed in arneng the weight of
copper. He WIS not long in finding il, Il. be.
a broken bank; and on ASKING the class who
put It there the donor wss pointed out to
him by HIS class mates, who had seen him
deposit i, and thought il a very benevolent
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-.ssnaag Groceriesi Groceries!! p
"a HHDs Ncs Orleans and Jamaics sugsr,i
OU 90 bbis Be'ebers A u and crnsbed DO

"a HHDs Ncs Orleans and Jamaica sugsr; z
JU 90 bbis BeIebers u and crnsbed do
gg9f Ion sacks y 10 cohec; = syaaF, ~ sz. sZsA
SIS do Mecca Java and Lag uira coffee;
$50 bbls refined moiasses, Beeher sngar bsss
ard golden sytpIA. u.s.
tads SO hnHikBlss golden syrur 100 kcss do %
~ - 4 Z ibis. mackere. So.,I. 2 aId3; L ~
IS Fits NJ. ! ana frst'eieI
rs his ctders vipsgsH $50 h xet Glss'' 3s
&c boxes TnhaCre; 20 do cut and dried;
V 500 rsaHs~iHsI1rgf aftff taE4. aS.iA =
,,F275 kegs Pitist,us I'd Wbcelirg Sailf; i, .N
2fefts. sraI'rh ffhr frtts-, see us nnahseii
"a nd gresi variety II afticle. TO tedispsg !,
puncrops to be mentioned here. P'eese call sna
amino for yourselyes.1 II enGssB MS lev ass n
or East IN priees cost ind transfsststisn a5ason
ne Dent fcrrct t4r piace, Wnter street be'"~
Washington and Columbia, BarliHyi en-. ,zat.Ia 81
sept 81. '55 JOHN s. phstg
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Uamutn, \. j., Ucf. 10.
Rebecea Davis WAS found guilty of muir
der IN the first degree. to-day. for throwing
her inf ant fromstha steamer, whiio crossing
he river, some months since. The defend
tant pleaded insanity, - 2
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An Unhaard-of. Occurrence.

Col. Lane, a naenaber of the last Congress
who voted for the Kansas-N Nebraska bill,
formerly Lieutenant Governor of Indiana,
and a practical lawyer for the last twenty
years, applied admission into the Dis
trict Court of the United States for Kansas
Territory, Judge Lecoinpte presiding, on
Monday last, and was refused because he
iOouid not take On oath to sustain the eract-
ments of the mock Legislature of Kansas.
He answered all the requirements Of the
law, and received the oath SO far swearing to
support the Constitution and laws of the
United States was concerned, as we'll as the
Organic Act Of the Territory, bat when the
additional part was added, the Colonel dropp-
ed his hand, feeling that he could not stake
SO big a swear.'' j. S. Emery, Esq, from
this place, found himself in similar condi-
ton. and aisorefused the oath. Col. Il. then
asked the favor of appearing in behalf of
MeCrea, who MAS to be placed on trial for
the ,nurdertof Clark, as . regular pr actieing
attorney in the Supreme Court Of Indiana:
as also in the Supreme Court Of the United
States This aet of comfy WAS disregarded.
and the Colonel was excluded from the
Courts of Kansas in violation Of all ,reced-
ent, and in manner unheard OF by sthele-
gal profession. When tyrants rule, a nation
.mourns.-H Herald of Freedom, Sept. 22d.,
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+ EEs~ Through tcketS he found nj the different
Railroad ,,tlees ntIe West and 4Smth. Alaoat the
Office IN Ciiragp. c.ner of Luke and Dearbon sfs.,
OPP a,silc ne 1rcmon, md at the Depct.fo Of Wa
ter street, R.tN. RICE Sept
II. j. SPALpiSG Western Passage Agent.
August lS55-- AIMS T., o. -.... . -, --1--1
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The only train thlt leaves Chicago Saturday night
is ovSr this route 90 r. ~, only one tain sunday
al GO r, NJ. No.4.o6 p. N. Train sa iurday. - u
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Watches.

w dGJuCS' !.
lust received gfud Hssortment - ft.stSseg
y of Gold hunting chsed aRd0pen a5SSssS. aS.szA
faced Erxiieh, Swiss and french go
patent lever; Silver hurting eased i'ngIish ~.
suiss patent Levers, AnehOrz, Lepins: a. ie' ~
by W CAhfhS IEh,
jlsept g, '55 fH1g t11Et $3.50 Main spsr'
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~. foyia1r s,vg
x0bdenhraa hoard guf ii fraEsoa aaAe tirdks
HAneStts 1elasrxs ssfs sa s&SsS $50 NJ vs s.sa sss
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q CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON Q

day Express Through, 7. 80, A. NJ,
arriving at CucaRo the same evening, passiBg
Though Monmouth, Galesburg Princeton, md con
meeting at Mendoza with the Illinois Centrai Pail
Road TO l.asale, Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur,
Jacksonville, and Naples; also with Galcna and
Danfeith. -.. E..if d.. t.--l-s 81 .47g
2.-Express Through, Z. so, P. n,
-Connecfine viii Illinois CT Dtral Rafl Road at Men
dotn for st. Louis and Cain direct. b.. .s-
Trans on the above Roads rnn in close connection,
avoiding laying overai any of the points. .,a
THIS Road connects at Ghicag withthc Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads. and with all
the Roads leading 10 the Atlantic Cities Ohio. Ken
tukyand Pennsyivspia. fpf f-YEq44Ad el{s+eE,
Passengers earring Burlington al Z. 30 P. " reach
Gaiena and Dun!eath IN 2 hours end 81 Louis in 20
hours. g. e.
BY this route passengers will reach the interior por
tons Ohio and Indians iess time, nd with few
err changes. than by other loutr, ecing via
Mirhigan Central at Michigan City, with the New
Albany and salem Road, theneetoaH peints south
and southeast. -t -s
Baggage checked direct though to chicas5, and no
4 rs charge for handling atany poiut,E sgsf
THROUGH TICKETS. by this Route CA q be par
chased at the Rail Road Office in Bufliagton.e -ss
C.G. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
d. RBMIcb Ticket Agent Burlington. Re T5a3
May il,is5a.-bptf rRasa6 vsie-ga4 AIS i}sssft,
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JUsT received, a full supply Of choice Dry NV
u and psaches oranges, lemons, eoena nuts, p's.
raisens Re Fresh OYSTER clans. laI 81 ~ ssr
and q. h chsap FOR cash at a. ANDEBS0Ss
iune 20 '55 Gazette cory.1
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STOYES.
Emit and pdihles.

LARGE assortment Of Prairie Stat', con.
fs4Pre,niurn aud eieSated oven and otbe, as''
on haud ppd for sale by lie 2ol J. ". @hs
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an QuHfcileus an oAneetl, Ansstaikeu an
dkrinkcd again, till IT'S nly sarieus opinion
sha. my sinses left me intirely, and niver
came back till found msse in bed Mkt
marnin' mighty rnaisy in my mind, and won-
dherias hos tlgat into Aisshress Connoily's
room isstsad Ut my own. While | was
sshAn'iax cut an apology, who shcuid come
% the door but M's,hress Connolly herself.
..Mssthsr Malrooney, !" sea she, wild . deep
sParty we'll. Thank ys mem, sea ], shMsin'
che drhyncss Of my mouth
SO isdrhy 70 are p says she ~ soft - but
thss.
sFaix, shafs a;sy rAcnled any how. Would
- Tho dhreR pt sperriss, Missher Null
dDssa m I wcald' Az il be piasin We,
Nis,hress Cosnol.y, ses |,
.OA, PstAer, dsar, sure it's Nisthress Null.
re0aey W must call ne nov" SCI she.+ ~
sisi 10 plased 20 call you anything that's
daesnt am proper, acasklA 70 seq |, lindsrly,
for the thirst vas eensauming me. "a
'0a, bat it's the quare mon ys ass,' ael
she, lAuShin,. Sure was in luck ahe day
wee eAspe 20 hoard 1t my house, as
sysMsy cay shAs. sea |. for I'm gcatls-
uaa of an anshepl famsly. an it'd not Al.
wars ye'se favored wid she hkes, Misshress
c0aaolsy.s rs4 ss
'da,rooaey.' -. she, carreosias me. 81
sNem. ses |.
You must eail me Nasssoney now, .r.
a6sa Ill meshsast, Il. |, III re s,ke .Ae
sasAs hsstsr nor yonr cwn; hut IT'S no,
Rssrysug nan Fam.a
srsosh, psass .desr, ss. shs, 4 shcre ysll
asvsr b alter usssyis second tiinr.' 80
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~ $50 and 7.45 a: NJ. Trains connect
at Detroit Nth steamers for Cleveland, ar
irving neri morning in time for all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania. '' fa''"S
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CLEvELAsD,1O P.M.-At this time, no
possible saving more than Meiii is ahead
With fair prospect Of election Returns
scattering. Hamilton county gives Medill
1000 majority At 9 o clock III Cincinnati,
five wards in part counted -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

800 F., NJ. Train connects. direct with
=, trains on Nem Aibany and Salem, Gin
cinnai,' Columbus and PitfSbar5h Rail
y l.ooI 20 asfsl s't 30 .t's9.Ss7 - is s'4H'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

BIcGdGE CHErEED THROUGH TO NTdGAS
81 FANS. Bt,FfALO ALBtSF {. YEH YORK;
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

!. A. LARGE Supply OF superior formers tools IN,
received rom fsting Of hsy straw nd mans,
furrs, grsss scythes AMI swaTthS 81 yaripus patni
gam cradles hacs, spades, shovels. matteks p-t,
or s. latsa.nd fakes wholesale md rtiailyhs .y4
nuue 20 WnIrE PIERCE WAtRpAs
lsou hssap 5A3 Fs' sign Of the LdSsk Mai, s,,tX
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

The daily pnpcrs make themselves merry
over the arrests ,hnt ara made for drunken
meas, and publish columns of excuses that
are given by the miserable fellows who have
not strength to resist the temptations by
which they are beset. Que was brought up
the other day who seems to have had more
mischisf than madness in his brain, and when
the liquor was in, i, seems in his case the
wit would run out. When he was brought
before the magistrate the following dialogue
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-17

Ti'ns sssssssa Washington .aa wheeling sas M
AotsssG
rhroasn Tickets and sassAgs cheeIs 30 be haa An
JHE Baltimore Railroad having greatly Improved
weston esnptt ona onr the failess naaeemeats 20
shs Northwest and shs southwest.
& besaa w ss,~ss @ so ss s t,s@ msss saa % ns
NnaE.sn ianeeo atry called the ksiay House nine miles
Hashngon ahd me oho Baggage checked through
Wheeling y ne Washington station, and echecsed and transferred
(wgth the eaxs, holding
through tickets for points beyond The
Washington aaiy as, and ~, sundays at the
4, whsns srs sons1ioa made win the trains Of The CEN
FhA Onto RAILROAD, tunaing from Be'are on the Ohio
ssr mssssns through ca@erds zssessie and NegaIk y
aAasfd, ssnduky sandusky, roedo Detroit
Al coambas o. with NE
af he Lis Miaa raiisoaa xsnia, ciNcINNAri, LOUIS
lsa Viz IA ~ as. As"i lnroa. 90 s n.son 70 %sr
s nn's y. & MI IT'D ~ - son ,,rrn,s NC
Nafehez New oeans which are also sold at Washington
transferred Cincinnati 10 the mail seaars on ts Ohio
Teke for Evansville, Cairo and 81 Louis sod by Tins
FOR CLEVELAND, and Cleveland Toledo. Detroit
cksts sold wher Ohio nawgahe between
Wheeling and welyie Soy mlssl where eonneNion with
Travellers requested notice that while i the only
shoress speedy direct nearly leading points
gea, West the distance washington s
63 miles, being about 100 mites than other
Fare By through rcser from Washington To wheeling 50
colamaas, ss 81 Dayton, SIS so cneiaaa sls Isa.v,e
BY railroad ss S, BY .esmsr from cinssnas ss indsaage
Chicago, so sa and sis 50 81 Louis sS 80 aud sS Memphis
For rrsderiss and Harper. Ferry Mainsa Berkeley springs
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont Oakland and FArmoan
and wheeling a
For ains i and from Baltimore Annapolis Sc special ad
Yor furiSef nformaion through tickets sc apply tn H.
PARSONS, agent, az Washington station ,o,,,, :, o,,,
Master Of Tran.portziion Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.