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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

BuRLINaroN AND KEoKuK PAcxKr.-The
steamer W. G. WoopslpE, Capt. Anderson, has
been put on as = regular daily packet between
this city and Keokuk. The Woodside is said TO
be good boat and is warranted to make her
connections She commenced her regular trips
yesterday. Although, owing TO the low stage
Of the water, she now only goes to Aonsrose,
with six inches more she could SO over the rap
Ids. As some prejudice exists in the public
mind against chartered companies, 'ssouiless cor
porasion.,' and monopolics generally, we are re-
qacssed TO say that this Is private and indiyid-
aai enterprise, aud tina. The Railroad has no in
tercst in the boat whatever. We chcerfally rec.
commend the woodside 70 the favor Of the nay.
cling public.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

timore on Wednesday evening, unroofnS sever
al buildings
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YELLOW FEVER AT New YoRK-The New
York Tribune furnishes the following by way of
determining what physicians are still undecided
about viz, tho contagion or non contagion of
yellow fever:
At the time that the Health Officers at the
Quarantine ordered certain infected vessels to be
anchored of Fort Hamilton, that locality was
remarkably free from sickness ofany kind. The
wind for ten days after the mooring Of these
vessels, blew steadily in the direction along the
line of the Long Island shore. During the period,
or say within two weeks thereafter, we have an.
nounced in The TRIBUNE the deaths of Judge
Rockwell General Stanton, Alderman Bergen,
Chanler White, ESQ.,; - Powell, ESQ.,; Miss
Bergen, Miss Warner, and Miss Boyle.
! In addition to the above, there were two or
three servants or poor people died in the same
locality, and all foregoing resided Immediately
on the shore of the Narrows.
In the Fort there were during the same period
no less than five or six Deaths including Sergean,
Henry and his wife, This morality in the For,
will be regarded as more remarkable when it is
stated that not single death had occurred in
the Fort Tor six years previous to the visitation
OF these vessels. Majority Morris himself assur.
ed us of this fact. We think an inspection OF
the books OF DR.. Bailey, at the Fort Hospital,
may also afford some valuable suggestions to the
profession. We have not examined these books
ourselves but we are informed that, during the
prevalence of the winds in contrary direction
from the vessels, no new cases were reported on
the sick list.
Were these cases yellow fever? We have be-
slowed great deal of attention on this subject
and examined the whole question thoroughly
Yellow fevc. or not it was fever which proved
speedily fatal-most Of the above recited deaths
occurring within two or three days after the at
tack The same disease in a Southern locality
Charleston or New-Orleans for example
without being one whit more marked or virulent
in its symptoms, course, and termination would
be called and designated by no other term what
ever than yellow fever. In some of the cases
the local physicians we're exceedingly unwilling
to have it understood that they were attending
any other than bilious fever patients; and not
until the unmistakable black vormit demonstrat.
ed the character of the disease would they con
sent to call it by its proper name.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

UPwAnD AND oswAHD.-Burlingamc Of Mas.
sachusctts, the eloquent orator, the fearless man,
said, in his recent speech at Dayton, Ohio:
Fremont had placed the flag Of our country
neraer heaven than any other man, but not higher
than his own fame, and not half SO high as il
was yet destined TO 60. lie was man whom
you could not buy, nor sell, nor SCARF Al
plause. He had back bone running all the
way down. Cheers.l There was touch Of
Old Hickory in him, and when he was President
las he surely would bel let South Carolina multi.
fy il she dare! There would then be use for
Southern hemp, for we didn't mean to let any
body dissolve the Union, tremendous applause, !
but meant to subjugate ali men to freedom. Zap
p,ause
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

TELEGRAPH LNE-We learn from Mr.. Sweat,
Superintendent Of the telegraph line in course OF
construction between this city and Chicago, that
1t will be completed ready for operations by
tho FIRST day Of September. He is now superin.
tending the laying down of the cable across the
river. The office will be in the room heretofore
occupied by Mr.. Foote as ticket agent for the
York and Erie Road in Humans Block
We have made arrangements for the recep-
ton Of dispatches and shall after the LIST, furnish
news from New York and tho East up to 7
o'eock p. m. OF the day previous, in our morn
ing paper. Our Western friends will pease bear
this in mind aud send along their orders for oul
daily -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

DsEE-Tuesday, Aug. 18th, BElIE MARIA, daughter
Of A. C. and S Adams, aged thirteen months and twen
iy-threc days
RsET-In this city, Friday last Helen Virginia
infant daughter Of D. NJ. and W. AnAMs aged smo',
and ten days.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

PoLrcR Rxrosr.--Aug. IA John Smith vas Ar.
rested BY officer Weingardner for being drunk
and diserdsrly. Squire Harris ordered him to
pay faA Of one dollar and coa,s. and in default
h vss cennisted 70 jail
Avg. lssA oiacer Healey arrested Thomas Hlk-
lasson ser drsaksessa SqeiN Harris ordered
hin 70 pay 6Ae Of one dollar and costs. Fine
paid and def<ndeat discharged,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Matches. Ink. and Boxes.

: "dICHco. 1Ilh, oIIV OVzANS'
II. BURHASs & Co. announce that they have
IA completed the improvements contemplated at the
beginning of the They have added largely to
teir machinery for the manufacture Of Matches and In
addition are making Boxes Of every description.
including Soap, Candle, Starch Candy, shelf and Band
Boxes. We also continue 10 manufacture for the uace
II superior quality Of Writing Ink. anl
CTGvES.-New styles and greater variety thaneY
y er. At lmayzlJ w. @. A. WHITE
ITO RENE-0ne-haIf Of Store Jefferson st.
suitable for a Dry Coed, Hat, Trunk Store, "
applied for spon to C. H. Sweeser building next TO 1hos
Hedge Co. laul9a&MtQ Q. II. SMEETsER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Farmers of Iowa and Illinois.

ITO purchase Flax Seed and again call your aien
ton 10 our promise to pay the highest Market price
for good seed.
We have the best class steam heating machinery from
Ohio We are prepared TO manufacture the best pure
oil and thin obong cake which will exchange for seed
TO those who wish 1t. Please give chance TO buy
iced and II with the eucUura cement
pect you shall always find n and good market with
us. jy3gwtf BURNIiAM & JAGGAR.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Y asliington, Aug. Ii

.. Washington, Aug. l5.
The Senate to-day passed the House bill pay
ing Vermont tie expenses incurred to pre-
serve the neutrality laws in 1888 and 1889. ans
then resumed the consideration Of appropriation
| bill
An amendment was then made appropriatng
$3.50, 600 for the capitol extension and 100000
for the continuance OF the Washington aque.
ducct.
The House passed the Senate consular and
| diplomatic salary bill, and ordered fifty thou.
sand copies of Mr.. Campbel's report on the
| tariff, TO be printed. The Cabinet has not or
| dcrrd the discontinuance of the Kansas prosccu-
! tons. -s
/! The House passed Il bill appropriating two
| millions OF dollars Tor the establishment OF ma
val depot at Brunswick, Ga.
| The Senate bill regulating the pay ormembers
! was then taken up. ,s.a- ..'
| Mr. Orr offered substitute, instead OF paving
! 81, 500 per year he proposed $4,000 Tor the en-
! tire Congress, covering the preSen. one, the
mileage 10 remain The same as now, deduction
TO be made for voluntary absence, and the book
for members to De paid for ont OF thsir conpen-
! sat on. lie SAID members were poorly pa d, and
! if there was desire to preserve ANYTHING like
purity they must be placed beyond The reach Of
reasonable temptation. Various Intellectual mo
! tOnS were IRauc TO lay the hl on the table,
when The bill rs amended by Mr.. Orr passed BIZ
| lUl against 9S.
/ J resolution giving The usual extra compcnsa-
| tfoa 10 the House emu loye,s was adopted
Much confusion prevailed throughout the pro
ceedng aud occasional desperate Efforts were
made by COWS of members TO have their scy-
erai bills tanen up under suspension Of the
rules. The presiding officer was frequently an
! noyed by a hundred votes crying ''Mr Speail-
or, i'll order TO secure an individual recognition
that they might move their respective measures
Amid the turmoil the House passed the bill
providing FOR the appointment in the army OF
touF Surgeons and light assistant surgeons. Al
SO the bill Tor The survey OF the southern bound
AIRY of Kansas, and the Senate bill, amendato"y
TO the act regulating the fees, costs and general
expenses the Judiciary.
The bill! making appropriations for carrying the
mails on ocean steamers wss then considered
An amendment was adopted in commit .ee, au-
thorizing notice TO be given for the termination
OF the arrangement for the additional allowance
for the transportation OF the mails between New
York and Liverpool in the Collins line
Without disposing of the bill, the House ad.
journcd. szs ssaas
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

4 Republican Association has been formed
here called the Republican Association OF Ohio
County, L. u. Norton. President. They have
adopted the Philadelphia Platform, and appoint
cd Committee for the purpose ofiormng FREE
mont and Dayton Electoral Ticket for the State
/ of Va.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE UNITED. STATES
FRraArE IspEpgSDfycE.-Some of the Washing
ton letters state that fears are beginning to be
entertained for the safety of the frigate Iadpen-
dence. She sailed from San Francisco in Decem-
Der, 1855, and left Honolulu on the 18th Of Feb
ruary, with Commodore Mervine and Mr.. Ben
son, for the newly discovered guano islands,
which she was to survey and explore. The In
dependence has not been heard from since Der
department from Honolulu. Although eight
months have elapsed, i. is not certain that she
is lost or even disabled, as some acciden. may
have delayed the reception of advices from
her. She had on board about eight hundred
souls
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Boston Root and Shoe Store.

NEW STORE !---aew Goods Ion Jsier-
son. between Third and Fourth sts in store adoin-
Ing that occupied by Thos. Hedge Co.
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity 10 his sock
descri ption.
Having bern engaged for several years at the East IN
the manufacture Of the very incest the above fabrics
and thereby enabled by his kaowledge a1d experience
In the business TO select such goods viii be sure TO
give the mst perfect satsiae1n, both regards style
ana auraphity all OF which win be sold at the very
loves, possible prices.
Please call aud eeomine before purchasing elseshsre'
aGgl3-ddwG c. II. SNkEfsEB.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Farm for Sale

Izssi undersigned offers sell his farm consisting Of
Is acres Of land, . of which is enclosed and under
cultivation The balance is timber land, The whole Of
which Is admirably calculated Tor farming, raising fruit
n for vineyard
With n new Frame House, good well OF water and q
frame hen house so H. long put up last with the
Intention Of keeping Loco hes. Situated the Avery
road, 4 miles from Burlington and TX from Augusta.
For particulars cal, and the who Is living
upon the premi.eg. Liy22w9ml LACOB l. DECkER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

Too Fasr.--Mr. Hall, the defeated cs,....
for Congress in the FIRST District of Jos. ! Z
the field before the smoke bad cleared ax,r en
coming 10 this city en- route 10 washne,a,,' snd
thorized the editor OF the Times To 80 go, AZ
his election over Curtis by handsome na,si,N
At Detroit, Buffalo, and we believe Ns~ IN
he communicated to the pro.slaverv rro.. UtS
same joyful Intelligence. He was also -. sas
nlated by his Nebraska friends on hi. ,r,iss,
Washington. Meantime the votes wer. ..,I q
counted, and tkey obstinatcly refused 10 's .'
firm bis declarations. He should have 49,, .Sa
little.---Chicago Press. 'ed 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20
Halifax. Aup. /,

The steamer Arabia arrived horu tins morning
from, Boston. Leaks considerably having struck
a rock twice yesterday in thick fog near Seal
Island. She remains here to-day to ascertain
the extent of the damage.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

--LATEST CousrExYrrrs.- Bank
Note Reporter for last Saturday, gives the fol
lowing list ofthe latest counterfeits:
los, on the Lake Bank, N. Hampshire, altered
from ls--vig. Indian and dead deer.
los, on the Bank of Burlington, Burlington
Vt, altered from ls-Vig. female and cows
seam engine between signatures
Dos on the Sockets Harbor Bank, Y. alter
ed from ls--yig. female and eagle female on
the right end.
2s, on the Leicester Bank, Mass. No Wig
Massachusetts, across the left end; in each
corner.
Sc, on the Merchants Bank, Salem, Massa.
chusetts, altered from Merchants Bank Nina,
New York.-vig. steamship female ON the
right end.
los, on the Mahaiwe Bank, Great Darlington
harrington, Misunderstanding. female, sheai
Of gram, factory, cars, &c; Indian squaw with
an ear Of corn and X in her hands-lO, dee,
and farmer on the left end; good imitation Of
genuine.
6s, on the Irving Bank, N. Y. City, altered
from 2s-v.g. male portrait; female on righ'
and ship on left end
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

lust received our Yaii Stock, consisting of com
- pleie assortment Of Ladies ana Geutle ems " ses'
and Ghdren's Boots, Shoes and Caters TO which re In
yite your attention. T.. VI. TORREf.
Main ST., Burlington, arg1s-sm
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.
derson, of the Democrat; s. ~. fletcher, late
distfscs attorney VIM Wilson. 4 pfssiers r,
burnt, butpao, fatally The whole OF the busi-
less part 81 tie town is entirely consumed, era.
bracing from lsn 10 $40 acresc If ground. The
loss Is vdriou.ly estimated .rta q, OCT 90 u
81 rsln, fs1s,.
pr A. c. Reid, OF Sensea county, n T., died
on board the steamer Sierra Nevada, on the pas.
sage up from san Francisco
s.. Louis. August IL
This mornings Democrat announces the with.
drawal bs the Benton Democracy of their elec.
toral ticket in favor Of that OF the an'i-Benton
party. In doing this the Democrat says: ave
lay down no principle which has governed US in
the past, and give up no doctrine heretofore
contcn.ed for as right and democratic. We
fish, this battle for the Uncn---the Union as n
whole--and nave eyery confidence that those for
whose elevation we work will be true 10 its pre-
servation against MI foes.
Charleston. Aug. II.
The steamer Governor Dudley has arrived
here with Havana dates to the 10th, and Key
! West to ltth inst.
The yellow fever was still raging at Havana,
1 Sugar unchanged.
No deaths at Key West from yellow fever
since the a7,h.
New York, Aug. Ii.
| Last evening the barricade of the Foreign
! Quarantine gate was battered down by party
| OF Captains and sailors who came to the landing
near the quarantine, and then proceeded direct
lily 20 the barricade. As soon as the work was
! completed, 3 cheers were given and the party
| proceeded peaceably to the tugs and returned to
the city.
New York, Aug. Is.
| he .t,h r. f.n,,, H., ,h,,ro
arrived here this neutrality-suspicious. from st Do
mingo, August Sd, state that revolution is in
progress there growing out of the Spanish treaty
which favors the ascendance of Spain. The
/ Spaniards bsing the most numerous wish 10
| hoist the Spanish flag again, and citizens and
| soldiers are fastening to the Spanish Consul 10
get registered rs Spanish citizens. Great ex
citement has arisen in consequence-all tribu
nails are closed-business suspended and Presi
dent and Cabinet threatening to resign. For
eisners and liberals are looking anxiousiy for Q
government TO protect them. The liberals say
The Spanish flag shall never again be hoistet
there.
The Spanish consul is opposing the ratifca
ton of the American treaty, and thwarting the
| American consul in all his measures.
..s,..,.... -.s. Boston, Aug. Is.
An English ship is reported inside Cape Ann
apparently water logged, with an U. ). stcame!
alongside. =, ,.
A yacht was sunk in our harbor yesterday by
coming in collision with an East Boston ferry
boat. Out OF ten persons on board the yacht
the following we've drowned: Mrs. Samuel Rob
inson, Mrs J. Irving, Miss II. Grcenough, Mis-
Hamilton.
A county Fremont ratification meeting is tt
be held in Faneu Hall on the 25th inst. Hon
n. P Banks and other notab!es are to be pres
ent. ....
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

sS- Burglaries are very common at Musca-
tue. The Journal says citizens feel themselves
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

gB- Additional cases of Yellow fever reported
at Charleston 4. C. on the 18th, but no increase
in the number Of cases.
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SNpntrl Srrnerl

= I'NI
TNtE LADIES Of the FIRST Presbyterian Church
viii give Supper nj Marion Hall on Wednesday eve.
mig Aug 10Th, lcat. Ahand VI mus will ~ In attend.
ance. Admission 80 GEMS. hli are invited oatrnd.
aulS
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CATTLE, CATTLE!! CATTLE!M

NV q Il u
w the 4th day Of September next the residence
4 EDWARD STAGES, the Island about three miles from
Huron On sslsspi Bonms), lwentyonr miles north
burlington, 400 Head oh Slock saIIi,. In
lots to suit purchasers-Y and Two-year olds
Steers and lriiers-abOut half Of each Kind
TERMs-A Credit until the 10Th OF January, 1851 with
good and approved security
augl9-w2t W L. X. J. ROBfSON.
CsEtl ALTON WANTED As Engineer In
- some country town by Engineer and Machinlst,
who give satisfactory references. Would go
ting up engines for a shop upon a liberal salary. Ad
dress s d. at this office. augl9Wst
NGT1SE.-An persons hereby notified net TO
~ purchase receive a certain Iromlssory Note
given by the undersigned to g. W REswiCK, dated
or anont the 2Sth day Of july le56, for the sem Of
slGI50, and due about the lt Of January next.
JOHN JOHNSTON,
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
Aug. 10, 1856 w.t. JOHN BROWN.
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Charleston :. c.. Aug.
LVhnplinu Va Aup

Charleston ,. u, Aug 10.
There are no new cases OF yellow fever in this
city There is little apprehension felt that The
disease vii BECOME an epidemic.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

SAMUEL MCFARLAND, ESQ, has retired from
the Mt Pleasant Obscrrer, and is succeeded by
Mr.. J. T. CooK The Observer makes its APP
pearance in new type, and looking very well.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-20

BrEGLARIss 81 Iowa CIrY.--on the night OF
the 18th inst, several burgiaries were committed
in lows City. Amcng others the Coleman
House was entered, and Mr.. Stuart Goodrich
robbed Of dras. Of $4,000 OF the Guernsey
branch Of the State Bank of Ohio, on the Life
Insurance and Trust Company Of New York. Al.
50 silver hunters watch, with the initials of -
II. W. engrayen oathe case, besides other val
uabics, money, notes, &C.
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FINE PMNTiNGs.--The connoisseurs i'll such
matters, will find on exhibition at Mr. Browns
Book store, on Sd street, some very fine land
scape paintings, BY Mr.. Winter. They are eight
in number. We have not time this morning to
review them in detail. Suffice it to say they are
pronounced by good judges to be superior, and
in this Judgment we entirely agree. We under
stand it is in contemplation to dispose of them
after the manner of the Art Union.
Mr.. Winter exhibits some portraits that are
very fine, and which lead us to think his skill in
that line, is not. much surpassed by his powers
of sketching. And could he be induced to re-
main here a few months, and transfer to canvass
truthful portraits of those who desire to leave
something for their surviving friends "to look
upon" when they have "shuficd Off this merta
coil, it would be consumnlation much to be
desired. ss>t-
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TREING'S LIFE OF WARRINGTON
Vol. ], Just received and fer sale by
agi2 p BEGH'S,
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Os.Dir.--It Is whispered in Washington cir
cles that Mr.. Mason, our Minister to France has
asked to be recalled--that he Is to be succeeded
by Secretary Dobbin. II is said that Senator
Mallory or Mr.. Bocock Of the House will sue.
coed Mr.. Dobbin as Secretary Of the Navy.
AxoTnER.--Therc is trouble at the White
House. Tho President is determined Lecomptc
shall be removed and the political prisoners re-
leased. 1t Is said be is becoming troublesome to
his managers, aud will probably have to be put
In straight jacket. Alas poor Yorick!
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SneciaI Notice

TIC LET, A nice Cellar for the purpose 0
l. storage. Apply TO c. IL swELTsER,
Store next Tbos. Hedge 4 Co., jefferson ST.
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The first number of the Cosmopolitan
Art Journal has reached us by mail. 1t is a
Quarterly, devoted generally to the diffusion of
Literature and Ar, and particularly to the pro-
motion Of the interests of the Cosmopolitan Art
Association. 1t is edited, as we are informed;
by oGvtLLE j. VIcToE, ofthe Sandusky Register.
1t is in qrarto form, well executed, 81 pages,
and is furnished free to members of the Associa
Rrnn,l,rnr 4 Y
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I tE-0nc of the signs in favor of prer.-..
election e. char xpee the retiring Of 49,
Jackson, no political party has had eon,,ss :
the Government more thau one term. Ja.g.s
Eas sacoecded by Van Buren, in 1895. ,bc.' !,
Wings came into poacr and eicc,ed Hstv;.a, ' &
1870; then the Democrats were yie,o,;or. ~ :
/ Polk was elected over Clay in 1874 me-, = s'
/ Tor, Wing elected over eassin 1913, and Il -!
! Picrce2defeated Scott. !" ~
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