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AsTROLOGY.


A sTONIsHlNG TO ALL MADAME MORROW TIN
seventh daughter h. natural sat 70 ,sl past present
asS | snu ~ s n :Ss
ncssss Of the Intended husbands and ssst snSs and Wi
sf .s s Tho S S no g
luck car for ree and comfort Thousands have
IN he world or hat has BEEN 1ncwn en9h s p4s
ses nothing but what rsooncsabls . phiOsoghe. Nc
Columbia. Gentlemen not admitted
A woNDER.-THE GIpsEY GIBL, THE ONLY TRUE
"A palmist In America. can be ooneued all OF
I s Allen len Fee 90 is cent
extra.
sTROLOGY.-THE ChLEBRATEO MRS. FLHURY.
ny Napoieon gives true information events OF life
Questions about law rage BUSINESS &C.. answered
by be uower magnetism at No 23 Broome street. second
INSURANCE.
4 isS1 yEyAn LIFE rssuaAr.
ass,ss:s .s ys so.a. an. oo
Received for premium. and issr'ss.. .ss,.I.sS u
Interest accrued On loan notes l,S41 T--,46
slss,4ss y
RAD s s1ss = : :isss Angus, sss
Oosnmsaoner " 800. asa 3l-4s,1A "a
Ne. ..se,., J.ns.ry l. lsss,.......... ss4.aaa
Claims unpaid, awaiting proof $4,000 90
GAf 5. sE kltk F sss frs:.4....
FRANCIS b. BACON, Secretary
rs IAsrop, President U1oS Mutual Insurance corup.a,
Doras L. stone secre.ry hanover Fire Insurance Company
Once No. trinity building i'll Broadway View Ya4.
sEr,Ax,- w. MocsrApr, Y D., Ssdo.i E1s@nss rs..
O'Clock.
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WAHDB AHU
IL unrivslled remedeaThe certain diseases
quicker and complete than ANYTHING ese The afflicted
Who Md obtain and speedy should
mn ediaely TO save hundreds monthly. Office
ranpsd 90 that ma do meet. Quick efecua and
hrr medical rendered. ny anforunsies friend cure,
lvavs in a week days slight cases. oommec.ng
hours Office, CsnaJ street, cue door east Of the
ne. Of broadway.
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ITO LET AND FOR sALr-HoveRs, bors ANDFAkMs
Of the stote Registry 0f'e 1903 Broadway. Pr loer,y
being y here 20 vast amount by the Au
IN pusui OF apch find recIrt description what
ueJ desire. Free search. 3. u, GOODWIN, PrccipaL
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MEDICAL.


MO FEE TILL CURkD.-DR. COBBETr, 10 DUANE
IN street be conaued with confidence
eases From long and extended practice the hospitals Of
his city and years in his present speciality and a hs pre-
sent Office he u enabled 10 perfect
undertaken Br. Q. would caution the uunaed Against
many deal mpostos Of this city, who not onv rob
unwary OF their but leave them miserable outras Of
so:ey during the remainder Of their short lives As proof
of Dr. CTS sincerity he would refer his dir Iona in his
Office with other high testimonials member Of the New
York University. Charges mode'a'e
nLD DR.. UORBITT rs CONSULTED PRIVATELY, AT
~ hs Office % Mddagh street, nearly opposite Sands street.
and fourth door from Fulton street, Brooklsn from A. n %
JOP.M ' f7fFE4T
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K EnM sTsash z q c Bas..s e aRsi b. e ..

EpMT K; G6LLsEs, Is wan sz.s.,N.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY CO., Liverpool.
0TEPkEN KENNARD CO., n Austn Frairs LonAno
B. G. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners Of these ships win not b accountable for gold
silver bullion spece ewely, precious metals
less bills OF dnx arc signed heresos, and o value hassd
Shippers please take notice. that the ships line cannot
carry any goods cOntrAband OF war.
All letter. must pass through the post ooe; any other wiz
be returned
NoCE-The day Of departure Of this from New York
for 1866 win be Saturday commencing Jaa and alter
nate Saturday. and from Liverpool Wednesday, commanding
Jan. q, and every alternate Wednesday.
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COAL.

DRECKENRIDGx CoAL.-A SMALL SUPPLY or rHus
celebrated coal now being received lad viii be sold
SIS per on delivered $l4 taken from the yard. Orde
lett ct No Wall street. Thompsons oaoe ct the yard
Of Tweutyeeveuh street and Eighth avenue. C
II burn either plaeo. z. I. BNOW Goal DeAler
TT0KE.-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CHALDRONS
superior Liver pool by the chaldorn or in
purchasers "a Is, delivered Apply ct corner
King and Greenwich streets. MATH. CLINTON
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTArw
Hn4 tsasass-Ihe sAps eouaposlng IL ME bi

~ VIC cAp* wsa rAoIy1o osp. lAr.dss.
rBALflG CAPT. Ooms4ock ADRI AT1D, EaptJ-. \
Thsss ps hays been bulk BY eon,Aet sspfsy for gov
eSuneM Sofve Every has beod &k6d III tAr sottrue
non, Asnn1n 9eE Snes sssengA and speed and
Their or passengers uneQused for
pco Y as. cls.s cabin so sso'Pd 10 exclusive
and 20 guineas An expeenced surgeon Attached 70 each
ship. No berth secured until paid n
PHOPOSED DAFEH aAuINl
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QoR CHARLESTON AND rLoRIpA--sEMI. wEEKLY

C,oR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-sEMI. WEEKLY
United States Mali Line.-The stcannship SOUTHERN.
Err EVAN Con- mandcr win leave pier NO North river.
freight apply board where all sding gill signed;
for passage. at the office of SPUFFORD TILEsrON
90 ~ Brosdwsy Cabin passage, k5 The steamer Nash
vile will succeed and leave SATURDAY, March To- The Ia
vorie CAROLINA riates p- 10 tho various
BYdt tae ST. Johns river Flrrda connecting with the
new Xofk ana esvrg Charleso Tues.
Gy at O'Clock r. ". Jkrpupo icfse 10 Jacksonville 81;
70 II aka, 81.
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dor LIVERPOOL ST. GEORGES LINE OF CLIPPER
Il hips-1he celebrated clipper ship RACER Capt AIMS
worth WIN positively sau tuesday, March H. The ships Of
this line amousy known tor making the shortest
record For passage apply board pier North river,
to DkMARkST JONES, Nos 40 south street and 90 Old
slip.
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DRFvATE OONsULfATIONs.-Dn. WATeoH ooH-
nnss his prasee 70 class Of dssasa which he has
rAted haS twenty bousanh es.os ot ose ssfnnee
OF failure The remedies mNd not keep he paueu
frcm busness expose him 10 dssct1, while IN ~
eeo there " in twenty hours Dr. Watoa
desires 70 state that ~ many have boon deceived nv IA
promises Of certain chArlatang drugs
patients respeculy Invited eAn the Mss psce -
hsre no charge ibr eonsultAucns {. n
Many year suygcon 10 ne Lick Hospa auu,or 81 ssfba
C~use and Cure" numerous plas~, 81. 0ncs 60 WahsS
street. fourth door or HreAdwAy.
ID ICORD'e PRACTICE. &e-DR. @. d. UAw~ONr !.
III late pupil with Rorrd Of Paris with the
Of his city, DIs. Csrpocsan NIT mav hs s"
euted. conHdeDaiy bis conveniently located rooms sIa
broadway opposite the 81 sohoav e from IN n ~
ON bte sdaitv. opsnitsi,oes Trsncse " - -
TIRE vrsTRIs BLooMs-ArGNLo B.Rr,nrozy,.
THO oraieal prepaSer offers for sale vghns !. a "a.
tclar Tbia be original srtc aud a. A. hair p,,s We
returned not found on 10 be the ot :,
ce. Sod ~ Mrs. sPEf GERS i6t Hous on street. sun
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rI,o LET OR FOR SALE-wIrHIN THREE QUARTERS
of mile Of fuckahoe depot the Harlem nsilroad no
Of land which there two story dwelling and hitch
and productive has about ten In orchard varey
OF cherry peach and currans raspberry
vines Possession mey be had mmcdiatey. for
sale fifty Of sDd near by ogeher OF in parcels TO suit
purchasers Inquire of El-IhS DUSENBERhY, la Pearl
st.. or Charles Dueenberry, near the premises.
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nor SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.-URITED STATES
y Mail Lne-The new and elegant steamer KNOXVILLE
Capt. c. LUDLOW, will eaEe on Wednesday March L. from
pier NO Nnra river At O'Clock NJ Bills Of sdng signe'
No. 10 Broadway For Florida through tickets from Nes
York TO jacksonville $3' to PAtks $33 Large and
dious leave Savannah Florida week.
connecting with the steamers from New York Tue sdays
SatardsyG
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CTATEN lsLAND.-TO LET OR LEASE A LARGE
- furnished MANSION with aabing, flower and vegetable
Earder. variety fruit lawns and meadow land this
delightful residence extensive views of the bay
surrounding country snd o appro ch the ferry
10 good tenant $50 Also UNFINISHED house. $780,
ADDRESS boz ], $40 Post Office.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

ITO LIT Oh LEASE-THE FIRST CLASS THREE STORY
brick dwelling lao East Broadway In complete order,
wh all the modern improvements gas BATH &C. Rent 900.
Apply the premises
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GIVEN OCTAVE PIANoFoRTE FOR SALE, With
- rich rosewood and handsome ,aauet ensxneed
plate, elegantly ers besufui carved
Tyre and moulding all round and in tone pcrfecs gem.
Can be fully tested by master Of music Made order,
by well known city maker $780, l. fully warranted for
two from December last. Piano will
few doors north Of Thirty eighth street. days.
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TINTED STATES MAIl. STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOB
~ Havana and New orlesns-On Monday, March u, st2
T. NJ pier foot Of Warren north river the
favorte steamship GRANADA, Captsn y. p Grhn vii
sail above Passage be secured companys Office
reight New 30 per foot Shippers
% supplied with blanx bills Of adDg OF the form dg,ed
he company, application A their Office No other
signed and bill OF ladng will be signed after the hour OF
sailing For feisht pasaage apply at the ONCE OF the
80 N. o. ROBERTS
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STATEN lsLAHD-A HOUSE o LET AND FURNITURE
- tor sale, at Tompkinsvine, In central suston,
andDs view OF bay and which has been occupied the
past private boarding house. For address
ply TO MI JANIS bHAW, 70 Chatham street, New York.
P0ssees'on before May.
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LiNOR HAVANA AND NRw ORLEANs.-THE UNIFIED
IL States mail steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J. w. smith
commander. will commence receiving freight Thursday
March and san for TIE above ports Monday, March
n precisely, nom her pier, No. North river, foot Of
LIVINGSTON CRoCHERoS co. Agents.
Once, No. II Park place.
NoHco NO htlls OF ladIna d9ned annr ship saua.
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CfATEN ISLAND.-TO LET OR FOR SALE. A COT.
- tage, York Clifton, Staten Island ten minutes
YAK from ne ferry good sabpg &c suitable ,or private
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Il. States NAL steamship JAMESTOWN, Capt Lewis Par.
rwh viii leave for the above Wednesday, March IL
O'Clock from pier No IS North river Passengers viii
Ar I've in Norfolk the pext Afternoon And In Petersburg aud
Richmond The following morning travellers for The South
need apprehepd delay in taking this pleasant and exps
tons route. they wiz proceed from Norfolk by tbs great
NAL Line to Charleston Savsn Dsh Anusa &C. P.sssge ard
With Norfolk. So % Petersburg Rim
mepd slG Aypy 70 LunLAK PLEAsAArs 5! irqm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

sksln ~ Struggling scasef freedom II Kanlas
Hetsnsssd Dist The scrip would be taken. bat
never sest home for redemption, that il wosld,
Tie The ~ Contiaessal money, be hung up Il
frames for postefisy to see bow the fathers and
mothers Of the present day % nobly came TO the
rescue Of freedom IN Kansas. NJ. A moved
thss an executive committee Of Eve be appoint
ed by the chair 10 ace the money psoPerly ex.
pended. Aiso that = committee Of three for
each ward in the city be appointed to solicit sub
scrip,ions.
A subscription was then started, and between
twelve aud thirteen hundred dollars were raised
when at 1870 r. ". the meeting adjourned
We rejoice that the people Of the Garden
City sympathise with the oppressed and down
,rodden friends Of freedom in Kansas, and that
they prove their sincerity by afording necessary
material aid. What the people Of Chicago have
done, is exactly Whist the people throughout the
entire West are anxious TO do They are not
only willing to send pecuniary aid, but will,
when it is found necessary, do something more
TO protect the rights and defend the lives and
homes Of American citizens in Kansas, against
the bandit ere. Of Atchison and Stringfellow.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

PosraasrER-GENERALs REPoRr.-The Post
| master-Generafs Report shows net increase OF
So mail routes during the past year; 24,770 in
operation en- the 3eth Of November; the total
annual transportation Of mail 81 ,40l, 1866 miles,
costing S5.345, 23s. The railroad service has
increased 3,4S3, 1872 miles. and the coach and
steamboat service has diminished, the first 1as
per cent and the latter 80 per cent.
The expenditures Of the department. for the
year have amounted to SO, 96s, S43 %, and the
receipts to s7,3.a,l3b Is. The excess of ex-
penditures over receipts S2,62s, 2o6 Is. In
crease of revenue over last year e per cent.
Judge Compiled discountenances the eontin-
nance of the large appropriations every year to
the Collins steamers He SAYS they have failed
TO keep their engagements with Congress, that
the allowance paid by the British Government
for similar service is enough, and that be can
not but regard the continuance of the present
Increased rate of compensation, which, IN March,
win amount to 81 $4,000. as mere gratuty,
destroying all competition on most important
route, and, Ike all such appropriations, attended
By most Pernicious influences.
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rhs following song b George =. Aerris An
reared in the .aIome JoprEal Of iass veck
Thank God for pleasant weather!
Chaunt il, merry rills $40
And clap your hands together,
Ye exulting hills! -.
Thank him. fecuing valley!
Thank Him, fruitful plain!
For the golden Sunshine,
And the silver rain.
Thank God, OF Good the Giysri
Shout il, sportive breeze.
Respond, oh taneful river.
To the nodding trees.
Thank Him, bud and birding!
As.ye grow and sing
Minsle in thanksgiving
Every living thing
Thank God, With cheerful spirits,
In glow ofi0vc,
For what we here inherit,
And our hopes above.
Universal nature
Reyels in her birth,
When God, in pleasant weather,
Smiles upon the earth!
Undercliff, June, 1855.
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DsVuhiscaa ssase Csavensssn.
II has been very generally agreed By the news
papers friendly 70 the movement, that Repab-l
lican State Convention shall be held At low
Q. the 22d Of February next. A. -
6tate Gestrai Committee 10 set :
and no other tangible w. -''e 49, = - ..
ee.sary sasembl.re ar ofprocuring the ne
shs lead Of the .aorganizationisave through
sho,,,d hs,., f'ress, We think no exception
80. zen to this mode. Above VIII DC
Ws's' short call, which we find In the MI
.oasans Observer. As II expresses In clear sno
forcible language the principles Of action fha'
govern those who propose to unite with thi'
party, and as time and place have been general
" conquered In, NC shall place Il At the heat
Of our columns
All The people of Iowa, concurringin the OBJ
iects Of the Republican party as set forth above
viii consider themselves invited 70 meet At low
City on the day above mentioned, in person o
By representation.
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pen Officc Advert,stnr.

We sent TO our Post Master a sworn statement
of the number Of papers actually sent to snbscri.
bers within the Burlington Post Office delivery
BY the publishers ofthe IIawk-Eye and Telegraph
We have since seen the list of delinquent letters
in the Gazette from which we infer the Pos,
Master has awarded ii to that paper. We are
advised thar the Gazette did not swear to SC
large list, and should like to be informed how
the Post Master can reconcile his conduct ir
this respect with his oath of Office. As we said
in the first place, in pecuniary point of view
we would rather not have the job. But wt
knog we are entitled to it in point of circulation
and are determined to have our rights or an ac
acknowledgement of them, if such CONSERVATION
be possible
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G~y. khanmsn-Out 81 Favor at Wash.
3mKo0m.

Cow ShonMoW--OWt 81 kovOf Nv ~
imgtOOs
The Washington correspondent OF the Boston
Pos, writes that Gov. Shannon Of Kansas is short
" expected at Washington, and that he is also
expected to resign. He adds that representa-.
tive Of the people Of Knnsas--by which we pre-
sumo he means the Border Rutfans--is already
II Washington to solicit the appointment OF
Woodson, the Present Secretary Of State, in
Snannon's place.
Such an arrangement is very probable. Gov
Shannon having no promptor near while exchang-
ing Publications and congratulations with the peo-
pie Of Lawrence, either through sudden convie.
ton of error, or sudden elation from some other
cause, forgot his part, and hence is out of favor
At Washington. He was quite wrong in frater-
mixing with the rebels--his only business in Kan
sas was to bring them under border rule and
failing in that, he should have accompanied the
ruffians back TO the border, and waited tor rein
forcements Well il does not much matter who
Pierce may select as his successor. We trust that
Congress, If the House ever gets organized will do
substantial justice to the people of Kansas.
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tz- The office Of the Territorial Register, ,

tn The Office Of the Territorial Register, at
Leaycnwcrth, Kansas, has been destroyed by
the "Ruffans" and tho Press thrown into the
River. This is glorious country. The freedom
ofspeech and of the Press and the right of trial
by jury are rights Of some consequence, but
South of Mason and Dixon's line, anti-savery
feelings, expressed or understood, works for
FIXTURE Of these rights, and renders the subject
an outlaw that it is no crime to KILL tar and feath-
er or ride on a rail
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r.. s.A 81 january Convention.

The 8eh 81 January Convention.
The Convention Of the Locofoco party OF Iowa
nominated, Geo. w. NcCleary. of Louisa count,
for secrctar. Estate, James Poland Of Davis
Auditor, Geo. Paul Of johnson, Treasurer, ant
James Baker Of Lucas, Attorney General Elec
Senatorial, J. G. Hall and James Grant
District, d. o. Finch and A. II. Palmer.
Delegates to National Conventional +
Coolbaugh, b. HEM, Gen. Ramsey, I. $. Wilson
c. Mcfarland, Capt. Evans d. II. Solomon
Mr.. Walling.
We shall get full account Of their doings In
few days and ascertain how they arranged thei
little difficulties.
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anticipated.
New YORK, Tuesday, Jan. s.
The Herald Washington correspondent tele-
graphs: s'Mr Marcoleti. has very important
news, the particulars of which will be forwarded
tomorrow from Nicaragua. The substance of it
is that there is general uprising of the citizens
against Walker The principal men joined the
opposition. Among them is a son of Riyas, him.
self virtually mere prisoner of war in Walkers
hands. The speedy overthrow Of Walker is look
ed on as the probable or certain result of the
new movement.
The Couriers correspondent telegraphs as fol-
lows: 1t is rumored that the President is anxious
for an organization, because he has special war
message to communicate.
The journal of Commences correspondent also
telcgraphs that if rumors prove true, things are
taking shape in relation to our controversies with
Great Britain that looks little more warlike than
even the message or Senatorial oratory would
represent
1t is said that since the Message was writ
ten advices have been received from Mr. Buchan-
an with certain correspondent respecting the
enlistment question which puts the two parties in
a very menacing attitude to each other These
additional dispatches will not, probably, be com
municated to Congress till the House shall be or
ganized, and they may not make SO serious an
impression as has been made by the facts already
TRANSFERRED
Another step towards move Is about to be
taken by the ratification of the Nicaragua treaty.
which recognizes the claim of that State to the
Mosquito coast and country and in effect thereof
is guarantee of the limits by her claimed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

CONDUCTOR CALDWELL SENrENcED--The mo-
ton for n new trial, in the case of Otis I. Cald
well, convicted, some time since, Of embczzle
ment, was submitte in the Recorders Court a,
Chicago, on Monday last, without argument and
ovcrruled by Judge Wilson. He was then sen
fenced to the penitentary for one year.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

u The Free State men of Kansas, in Con-
vention assembled, at Lawrence on the 22d ult,
nominateda full ticket for State officers, to be
supported at an election to be held on the third
Tuesday Of January. Chas Robinson, Republi-
can, il the nominee for Governor, and all other
political parties are represented on the ticket.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

Two young ladies were singing das,i. A
stranger turned TO his neighbor, saving: s.Does
not the lady in white sing wretehedly. - Eek
euse me, sir, replied he. Il hardly feel at liber-
" to express my sentiments, she is nv sister,
u beg Jour pardon, sir. answered he In much
cenfesl.c = mean the lady in blue. You are
perfectly right there, r ss.Eed the neighbor, Il
hare often told her 50 myself; she Is my wife,
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Another seminole Wnr.

Late intelligence from Florida, brings
tidings Of hostile character. An exploring
party Of United States officers and troops we're
making an examination of Big Cypress Swamp
near Fort Myers, when, on the Goth alt., they
were attacked by party Of Seminole Indians
and seven massacred.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

t. On the 2lst ult., Messrs, L. n. Ross, Dam
iel Patterson, and VIM. Allison, returned to In
dependence, No., from the Plains, where they
have been for sonic weeks on buffalo hunt
The party brought In 10000 pounds of dried
meat and tonges. They killed over so buffalo
and more than 200 wolves
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

NJ N. RAILRoD-Tbc first locomotive reach
ed the station at Iowa City at IL o'clock on the
LIST inst, in time TO secure the 500, 200 at stake
Cold as it was the men worked all the night of
the slst u!s., while hundreds of people from Iowa
City were on the ground Watching their operation
and burning fence rails to keep them warm
Mr.. Carmichael just saved his distance, although
having unlocked for drawbacks to contend
against Davenport Gazette.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

Masonic HALL BuRNT.-The Carthage Repub-
lean, of the LIST inst, gives an account of the
burning of the Masonic Hall at that place. 1t
was two story frame building, the lower story
being occupied for School purposes, and the up
per bv the Masons and Odd Fellows in connec-
ton. Everything in the hall was consumed
furniture, books, papers, jewels, records and
charter The loss of the Odd Fellows amounts
to about 5000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

COSMOPOLITAN ART AssocIATioN.--Thc annual
distribution takes place on the Slst inst, and
those intending topurchase tickets must do it
soon. Moses S. Foote is agent for this city and
will receive subscriptions during all Of next
week
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

GoING AHEAD.-The contractors upon the B.
NJ. r. R, exhibit goody degree of energy and
perseverance in pushing forward the work,
which augurs speedy completion ofthe Road.
The track layers continued to work, and
the construction train to run during all the
cold weather of the last three weeks, with the
exception of two days. All honor to CLARK,
HENDRIE & Co.