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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
NugRKOE EOK sNlE-An eNt,n inrg" Mir
vi ror, tFreneh rlato) - by 70 nohes fuf ano At


ted Lightning Conductors with improved Rod being ih"
lightning CondurornoN offered Ia the public
recommended by eminent scientific gentlemen In all ace
the country also by large numbered pesnnH IN city
aud country. who ennying their protection il"aso call
and examine iad AeunclveH orders Tor the ahovo
Rods for Churchua FnetoruH. dwelling sc, Will receive
prompt attention by applying in Pononor by mail TO
4 : BIISS.
uil, ms lNnehhurE, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
Richmond Dispatch copy TIL forll
LII IIIaItl rkO ~ Ii NIILrON II now im rnc.inl

of thur Spring supply OF GROCERIES and IlQl ok,
al all kinds which they would call the attention ai neir
nitna public ronoally They ArU determined TO sell
LOW Ton ASH. pnueuh euatomolH They would ,al
4p,eial attention their eoek ot SUPERIOR CHEWING
I0HAGTo Wcnlso have Tor sae The celebrated oI'fooN
PEA whchf halI Is that's haid oevctN atmor would
il, we'll to rive "A trial Jl-dScta GN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
yAvoy,CE- -onnmd after The j. .i,h sns,..I wi

resolution of the Board OF directors
the Virginia aud Tcuncs-ee Rail Road Company, proceed
,sr at private sale all the Bags belonging to the compa
ael moi needed fr IFS The Baga will lie divided int
three CLASSES and offered al To- ~ aud = cents cash aeeardn
T., gnnIft, T.. II. GILL
fnly ltt4 Gen'l Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
EE 4 Johnson. Wholesale aud Retail

n EE n JOHNSON, wholesale ana hsf'hsi
GRDCERS COMMISSION AND FOR w ARplN 4
AGENTS, LYNCilBuRG A. are now in receipt OF lal5,
stock of GROCERIES. LOU ORS, DOMESTIC GOODS
SOIEIEATHER, TANNERS oil, FISH. &c Ac-to"hlel
hey invite attention OF their friends and the public general
- los
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

a v.rowI.IE A .vONEs, Vhoic-nic aud re.

w ran GROCERS. CONRiSSiON ND rom III
M MERCHANTS. and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAN ST, lYNCHt!kd v A. VI
give particular attention the sale of flol X, WHEAT,
T0BAC1o CORN BACON, LARD. BU TIER, &e., Ae.
Liberal advances will be made all nstnments when
nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
No NERGTl Y OR NAISEOlTS DRUGS USED.


Member the Ru al College OF Surgeons London orauua'c
from one eminent Colleges OF the United states
and the greater pa whose life has been spent in the rs
Hospitals al London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
Of ii astonishing cures that were eyer
known, many troubled with rins ing the head and ears when
asleep great beng alarmed al sudden s"uhu
and bashlness withfequent blnshng attended soienes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
6a,E. WINDOW SHADES. .GuLT CURTAs

AT.
aree lot on Window Shade~ of new and beautiful pat
trIus aud also, gilt Curtain Bauds and Cornce OF every
aluItV Please call and examine at
iHh-ft> J u GREGORY Il cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

s,fs subscriber
1saprer flank Ia bis friends and customers who have
m due Juir and respectfully requests
al ,b l,rat teu 4 oca aed settle up by seth Of this
,,lfI a accounts u, due and unpaid Sept t will be
uunoy. W VI l. avn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

q.
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
luN va VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE 4 ND Al.
GN ANDRIA RA1IRoA DS--1he night Train "ssts broad
Street station oeluck allowing u passengers
r5u the RI adnond Daulie Railroad supper. ouni
free of charsr
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond 10 ttsrlons> He 50 %
tUItluns vile Washington by Orange and Alexandra
Railroad. y -
II u. WnlrCoMB, Supt Transportation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-04

IUANO, GUANO, GuANO.- we WI, VIZ r'h. rriri
in few days lot of No Peruvian Huaho 10 "n'e" w
hsi.. WV :, w., " " " WILSON & co.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
LOUDON MuJIIW.

Gen H. x A !, EASD hGLtL:
ED DEAL ER IN E8 era 10 H.
sOnHeii sBiuGfs, EssLsB.
~ opened office broadway, heSt door tA''
/ Honn's DTgg Store, where particular and Pef'y-
attention viii be gwen to tie s.a.VD abA.N
"a IS y fs. in all It's branches, Ia Council BIN
Sioux City Land Districts, and IN N.bra.kG fTfI'Tny
tie l. preparing correct copes Of the ooyrtD~et'
and LEViHg secured lie -cryi,rs Of g5oi Pas "a
yeyur, who has q thorough kn0EIsERv 81 glf "t'tI'
Lands ana their Survey. VIII be Ia POI esiJn ui 81 70
district.
the lowest rates
Lund.and Town Lots bought and soiI
Commission,
Land Warrants bought and constantly on kSS.
for sale, for cash, time.
Bills OF EG,RaHge bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds proL pl! rea4"
ted, at current rates OF Exchange.
lEG.es kIsscOuIIIt.u short time, Nell ssclfri
LepDsits received, and Interest allowed.
REEEEESt Is :.
Ldseas X smons, Baker, ST. Louis, No.
Morgan, NeCung Co.
= :. Harrington d son.
Green, ThoIsas Co, Bankers, Burlington Iowa
Cooibaugh Brooks s'
spaFing, Good 4 Co. Philadelphia.
DIS, SJrcross & Co, B0.tsn.
Hon. jas. Harlan, 81. c Nj Pleasant, Iowa
Col A, Suunders,
John II. Gear Co, Burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon Co, Philadelphia.
VI. ?. ShinD, Council Bluff, Iowa.
Cha HeDdrie, B4Tliug on, Iowa.
G o. L9ekArd, Cincinnati Ohio
Morris klniskopf, {" ljarsFJ-'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
Fire..


About one o'clock Friday morning frc oc
Curved on Jefferson street between Front anc
Main, and We arc probably indebted to the cir
cumstahec OF the roofs being covered with snow
for the preservation OF the block The fire orr
ginatcd in the hat store of Mr.. Somers whicf
wss entirely consumed including not only hi
large stock of goods, but books and papers The
store oil Mr. overholser, adjoining was also con
sumed, hut most of his goods were saved. He
how ever came very near being suAocatcd with
the smoke The goods Of Mr.. Gear, auctionees,
were removed, but the building was not burned
A good many goods were also removed from 9TH
er houses adjoining, and of course coed deal
damaged Besides, thieves were busy and plum.
dered pretty largely during the raging of the FIRE.
The building occupied by Mr.. Tallant as drug
store. was in great danger, and was saved with
difficulty Part Of his goods were removed.
The buildings consumed belonged 20 Col. John
s David and Mr.. Postlewai,, and the damage IS
about sa,ooe. The goods OF Mr.. somers, We
learn, we're fully insured, Mr., S is absent from
the city, and We are NO. advised af the value Of
his stock.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

The Gazette and the Post office dyer.
sising Again. -
The stupid and ridiculous reply ., Thompson
TO our article Of day before Yesterday. fixing
fraud, If not perjury, upon bi,,n in the matter o,
she dead letter advertising, hardly needs reply
Ne does not even deny our charges, which we
are prepared 70 prove, of circulating his paper
by Wholesale. But there is sort Of halt and
half attempt to convey the idea that these gen
tlemcn named did not take the paper with view
togiying the Gazette the printing, and that they
are BONA fds paying subscribers. This Thomp-
son new was false when he wrote it, We know
that At least one Of the gentlemen never intend.
ed to pay for the extra copies, and forbid the
carriers leaving them ut his place of business &
week ago. Does any body--is any one in this
community SO verdant US to suppose Mr.. Cool.
baagh takes and pays for 10 copies of the Week
ly Gazette for his own private uses Mr.. Corse
lot Mr.. Carpenter 10. Yet his foreman tacitly
admits Thompson, made some sort OF arrangement,
with these gentlemen, just at the time an add
tion was needed to the subscription list, and pre-
sented II to Thompson, who in the simplicity o.
his heart sworc TO it, for the purpose of getting
the Post Office advertising. And as his excuse
for swearing to fraudulentlist, Thompson very
innocently tells us he has not been much in tn,
ofiice-he had been out to Iowa City, Fort De-
Moincs and elsewhere drumming up subscrip
tions--:hat the thing was fixed up by Smith Nc
Kinney and hcignorantly and innocently sinned
But in paation of the ofIense, he says Messrs
Durham 4 Brown wickedly and with mac,
aforethought, purchased the defunct Telegraph
then only three weeks dead, which had beer
brought to an untimrly end by the editorial abil
ity Of the immortal General Morgan, now astridt
the tripod of the Gazette, with the sole purpose
Of cheating and deiraudng the Gazette GU: o
this job! That We having doubled teams, tn,
Gazette, TO compete, must have large list
therefore he swore, ETC.; which is tinc specime,
ofargumcnt.
Heretofore, when any dirty job was to be done
Thompson has generally employed an agent
But men in this world do not stand still. They
progress. Thompson has got along far enongl
TO DO these jobs for himself We shall leave hin
where he has placed himself in the ditch, where
he may founder as much and as long as he
plcascs. Wetakc leave Of him and of the sub
ject, In the mean time, we shall see whether
our Post Master, Mr.. Tizzard is poriiceps Grim.
iuis sss.s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
nj mus (sneripl.

This gentleman, formerly a member of tn,
French Chamber of Deputies, is on a tour of the
United States. lie has Lec,ured in the princi
dial cities OF the East, and more recently in Chi
cage, Milwaukee, Galena, Dubuque, Freeport
Rockford, etc. His subject is the PHILOSOPHY Of
the French Revolutions" NJ Guerin was ono OF
on, and was in consequence banished and his
property eontisca.cd, His lectures have elected
much interest and been listened to with pleasure
He is now at Rock Island, and could, if proper
this city. He is spoken of as graceful and for
chile speaker. Shall We have him in Burlington
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

TECHNICAL OBSERVATIONS few days ago a
couple OF men go. into u fight, and as conse.
queuce, it being naturally the case, ring Of ex-
cited individuals got aronnd the parties, and each
according 10 his own particular feeling in the
matter, gave his advice.
Peg into him - said the shoemaker. ham
mer his upper leather for hinl-that's the kind
wax him, my ltd-beat his soG!i out for him
"Cur into his fat old fel, said the butcher
''knock him on the head. Say why don't YOU
punch his ribs? You're regular calf YOU are ,
Knuckle him, now yer got him, and make mince
meat of nim."
Dress him we'll" said The tailor. 'see how h e
pants, fell him.-give him stitch in his rise F..
button mp his lip, and knock him bang up"
Tan his hide said the currier, peel the bark
off his nose, anu damage his skin
This suits me exactly, said the LAWYER;
get bis head in chancery, and bleed him till he
pleads, then he's good case" Then advancing
to the other one he SAID, he's doing you an IN
jury he's perfectly ferocous; take the law on
him. and I'll look out .or the remainder"
Il saw him strike you FIRST" said the carpen-
ter. Nail him KNOCK his uprights from I'M
der him crosscut him Till lie lies dormant. III
beta BASKET OF shavjngs Won. old chip
'.piug him in the eye" sId the tooaconis,
''Gcl up "a double twist GA him and cha~ him up.
Don't let aim stump you; give hisn one on his
nlggcr mead. r.. ..-- .. .-.--
Bitter MS form, said the printer, Squabble
his latter for him and knock him into .pi'
Then pitch him in,o h--ll, where the devil can
assorE him. at his leisure" r-.N
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

"a Mr.. Jesse Horton, an engineer on the
Burlington and Chicago Railroad, was killed
near Galesburg Oh Tuesday last. The accident
occurred on board freight train,in passing
through a snow bank
Another engineer the oldest upon the road,
wcbeleve, died at Galesburg Thursday, IRON the
effects Of exposure
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

prAaM - reSEs 11Daary q
= AAssleas Sunday STOOL Uaiea IN low,
ssisss ~ dsrsg - ht<nssiy ecld season
ey penoss have ~ sIeir Hrs = sssep,s. s
60 sss ptasi& neceuiiy { iAlniiy Il xi:rses
comfy. consisting Of fs.;ses, aaesher, four seas
aaa : daughter, PET this tragic fate. They lost
shsir way; pse cold vas extreme, and asl.r van.
oss'ns about awhile, they rank down IN the a.ecp
q death.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
Cal1 for = National Rspablicam Con,
vc0ll0n-


To tie Republicans Of tie United Mater:
In accordance with what appears 70 be the
general desire Of the Republican party. and in
the suggestion Of large portion Of the Repub-
Rcsn press, the undersigned, Chairmen Of the
ssaie Republican Committee, Of Maine, Vermont.
Massachusetts,, New York. Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana and Wisconsin, hereby invite
the Republicans Of the Union TO meet in IN form
d Convention At Pittsburgh on tho 22d febrr-
sry, 1856, for the purpose Of efIeeting the ma.
tional organization, and providing for a Nation.
81 Delegate Convention Of the Republican party,
~ some subsequent day, 70 nominate candidates
fer the Presidency and vce-Presidency, to be
supported At the election in November, 1856.
A. P. SroSE, of Ohio.
J. a. GoopRicB, OF Mass.
Dawn WiLnoT, Of Penn.
LAWRENCE BRAISERD, Of Vt
i WILLIAM A. WHITE, Of Wis
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
TO rssE CsTlxErs o. rOwa

esfas
Aslisvfps thas : large majority Il he .,,,...,
sfIoss ~ opposed - The poltics, r.;r.,,a.,
~ the present Ad1aisisnfiea, y 4 ~ s.. ,r,,,.
dsctto0 ~ slavery isfo terri, 80 -. -
sise ihss made free BY D. .con,.,,,;... :, s,o.
-. 80 =. ling itself the democratic
:. & 70 make slavery great ma.
s'o"N' 'n's'' On, contrary to the principles laid
down in w. Declaration Of Independence and the
Coassi's.dos - taught BY the Fathers ofthe Re.
pubic; We would call npon al such free c',izers
- meet 10 Convention, At Iowa City, on the Ed
day Of February for the purpose Of Organizing a
Republican party, 70 make common cause with
similar party already formcdin several Of the
other States Of the Union.
Jasnary 3, 1856. MAsy CfTpzrxs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

milf ProuSSSy Is already four dMsGMhirh
. ii ssould be, wAsrh will prevent improvements
ausa there Is uatiing to improve with, aHa nc
ffns u yet toansasin town Yet the tide will
/ rush on. and nexf season this will be scene Of
us1ch fun for sfs loaker-on. The land 4 gone at
DubuGue. nearly 50 at DEBORAH, wtsse Il iowa
City, Fort Dies Aoines, FAIRFIELD and Charlton.
there Is 1.-THE 10 attract attention. But the mass
viii come here. G. r. GARRISON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

Fruit Pl.osPECFs.-Undar this caption, We
tiui an interesting article in the last 'Nonparel,
contributed 30 that paper by I. McWhorIer,
Esq, an ,perienced irait grower of Mercer Co.
Mr.. New. states thht The fruit in embryo ci
apple trees is never killed in autu mn winter.
Ii the fruit is ked il is after til e trees haze
boofled; but whether they bloom or not, de-
ponds upon ea,;ses that are in effect during the
formation OF the issit buds, the prec eding
mer.' He thinks there are no hopes OF any
peaches
In this connection, we may add that in several
orchards, IN his coEnty, some oil The finest trees
have bqrsied open.--pquawka Speet ator.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

The New Orleans Delta says that the State
Convention Of the American Party of Louisiana,
which has recently been in session to appoint,
delegates to the National Convention, have de.
clared Willard Fillmore to be the choice of
Louisiana for the Presidency.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
coxeosp. y.n. =. \

COxeoabs n N. "a
The Democrats OF Marrimae Count, ~.
immense meeting this r. ~, in this civ ~ a
been showing violently all day. yet n,n,,s.ss
Of people have poured into the Place MI ss ~
Phnnix and Depot Halls TO oycrilowins 20
the former. speeches were made by Col Ma
of California, Orr Of South Carolina. AMI ~ =
Lane OF Oregon; as the latter, by Gov. Ce,,t "a
Ga, Mr.. Loyejoy of Mass, and Hon. Johs =
Wells, OF this State. The democrats cl,ir,
withstanding the storm, equal If no, ,p,. g
numbers TO the opposition meeting Of To- .N
The speaking will be resumed this eren;ny -
large additional delegates IRON other p,.ss. = =
WAsHrSGros, Fea
Gen. Cas- fell down the steps outside a.s
tent olsiee this brning, breaking one Of k;.,., =
He was taken ID the National Hotel. WI.
was ascertained that he had deep cut IN me-
ME. from which the blood was FLOWING fr.eI, :.
lie was feared that his skull was fractured Z.
was entirely insensiblc.
Ls,er--Gen. Cass has revived a it'll. ana
cognized his friends. His arm is not b.os,,sH
Still Later-Physician think Gen Ca., i.
ries are not serious, though his frame Va, ~
Jared by the fall.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

ArssRs. Ealress: Permit me, through the me-
d'am Of your paper, to acknowledge ray oaliga-
tons TO the gentlemen who so speedily and safe
y removed m. goods Yesterday morning. to
save them from the FIRE. lshail always hold my
self in readiness TO reciprocate the Kindness
though hope il never may be necessary to do
Il in kind. o. +. GEAR.
Burlington, Fcby.e 9.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
BraLIxeros. Feb. q. 1859

81 BrnISsros, Feb. 2, 1856.
AZ . meeting Of the EAGLE riss CosrAsr on
Friday the 9Th, ! unanimous soee Of ,hanka vas
rendered to Mesars J. r. TALIasT and n. ROBIN.
son I Co, for bountiful supply Of Refresh.
ments 80 generously bestowed By these gentle.
mo-, 70 the Company At the bate Fire.
By order 6l.the Company,
AUSTIN }. KENDALL, sec'y.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

~ The Republicans Of Dubuque fred sa-
lutte Of "a guns on receiving intelligence Of the
election Of Banks. and had supper at the Julian
House, TO which some two hundred sat down
Toasts were drank and speeches made. The
right spirit prevailed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
100000 TREES !
EN ~ Ii. sfE-s Esb.
~ SEALLEY Dc BROTHERS, PropTif0r''s


- SEALLEY d BROTHERS, Pfopyid0rh
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
APPLES, PEARs--SlwSrf and .lausiari-Cerfit' -
eS,Pii5ns. Gaps Vine, c eytBat- berts MAJ -.
uoaseerri-s CaTrnnts. Ra.pberrie Bla, Aberfies s'
berT.e, RHubITb, etc. eGc.
ESZR.EEESs, Ssas.e Trees. Ornamental shr-b,, ~
Dsiiias, feoBe'. pnaxes, Hnh Earay tuxer nE fsn -
great yarFiy. embracing complete anerttei o. =.
AaB oKsAAtsTSL TRRgs, sHEUBs and PLisfs Of eVu' -
scpp' on wGrsl Of culiiyatItn q,
sx4- Stock OF Apple Tree gBHsua1y large sna 80
me 81 iOr Orchards, at l2I cents each, $40
or ~ z tboosand. Cller thing los II pr por."u ~
FOR farther Information Catalogue Nli5h : %
sent free 10 all who apply for Il. U4nzsN"N
EAEh FOss sAEE.--Two snd half m1s' s &c
L OF Huntington, the Old Mount Pleasant Road A
on the Darlington aid Missouri River Railroad -
Farm contains 5acres Of choice land 81 acres IS op
hKi siate of cultivation and The balance en bs
Improved. There the faTE1 THREE HooDp"tIJ
LING HOUSES Stable spring House, and ntSsi - %
ing spEiEg oi coed water, well and cisteT' iNo =,
ABS of choice varieties Of fruit and Timber 'fou
All farm pEYpose- =.
For further particulars enquire ofthe sierher "n ~
premises. or address ~ mag Burlington. lbEate.
aee2Ts@asitd. Ps RLfp.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

=! SSE.-IS this city trO smell LrcIsiCia.-O5.
i Januury 8lst, sbong jet and goh pin With hatr
the center marked IN. A. VI. and &. e. Mh-The Otsn
Feb Iith, obIong square jet aud gold pm, marked
the back "E. 2. NJ ana VI. VI. lSlJ."
TIE huder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them Al
the store OF tiebl2.3td"I TiiOS. lIkbdE4 Co
I GS'E.-0n last Friihy afternoon, Sh Inst, between
/ this city and yellow Springs, on the Edge NOAa
thfrt OIL Ci0it Tdr,ii6g Seek, having par,,ea.s
marx. The contents OF considerable yalue 20 tt
ner the finder will be Literally rewarded by l,ayiug liz
same III tnis Office. fcbl2.ldWl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
WAsHIxoro, ~, .


" Feh. 4
Mr.. Marcy has declined to recognize Nr, Pr
French as Minister from Nicaragua On :
SINE groundc which influenced his form., !,
fasti.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

u Mr.. W. B. Smith. Of Berwiek, Ills. was
nessn to ecssh en- tie ed instant, near Mon
mouth while on his way to that place on foot.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13
LOSS OF MIL BAGS AND BAGGAGs.

In the baggage car of the train going east
were twelve mail bags and considerable guam
tity OF baggage belonging to the passengers, all
OF which, with the exception OF one large trunk
was burned. The next morning Mr. ". d.
Brown, the general Baggage Master OF the road,
arrived on the ground and settled with all the
passengers for lost baggage, or at least all who
could be found, giving ihem checks for its csli-
mated value, on the Baggage Office at Adrian.
The locomotive MORRISON" was broken into
fragments, and the "Ohio," though not so COM
pirtcly demolished, WAS nearly destroyed Chi
cLgo Democratic Press
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

RAsE spoK.-The hunters in this region, says
the Lansing Mirror, are having fine sport among
the deer. n. s. Merritt killed on last Tuesday
after ] O'Clock, nine deer, making fifty, If we
mistake not, up 10 that time. Another hunter,
David Randall. had killed seventy. We purcha-
sed fi-e hind quarter for four cents pound
Thing Of that, ye denizens Of New York, who
eat rump steak at Z "bit pound"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

u Mr. Jacob Mack and boy living with
him, were bitten BY mad dog on the I'd. Mr..
\. resided near Carthage, Ill
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT on THE MIcnI.
GAN SOUTHERN RoAp.--Thc Express trains
bound east and west on the Southern road came
in collision on Tuesday night, near HIlIsdAle,
killing four persons, employees Of the road
Van Aiken, trackmaster, Whitman, baggage
master, and two Others, a baggagcuaster and
brakeman. NO passengers were seriously III
.jured
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

According to official reports, Published in the
beginning of 1855, the capital of France, with II
population of 100000 souls, has only forty-six
churches, or one church to 2S,90O inhabitants;
besides, they are most unequally divided. The
tenth district has ten houses of worship for ia,
900 inhabitants, or one to l4,250; while the
fourth district has only one to As, 900 souls
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-13

We clip the following from the fairfield SEN
TINEL. 1t will be seen that this road is &c be push
ed forward as rapidly as possible. 1t is highly
desirable that the stock due 10y private stock
may be speedily comneted. IL -