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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

A little girl, not three years OF age, while
her father was engaged in family prayer, be-
coming no doubt weary at the length of the
exercise, and happily recollecting how it al
ways terminated, suddenly shouted out, "Amen."
After waiting moment or two and observing
that this proved intellectual, sshe repeated with
more emphasis, s"AMES." By this time smile
was creeping over her fathers countenance, and
noticing that he hesitated a little, and betrayed
a manifest effort to proceed with his devotion,
she pleasantly added, "Pa, can't You say it?'
1t is needless to say that the length of the
prayer was much shortened.-[ Newark, n. j..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

A New Yorker who fred a revolver in London,
was let off on light fine, on the ground that it
was a common practice in the United States,
where nobody thought any thing of it. The
Lord Mayor said it was very surprising state
OF society, but he asnot prepared to dispute the
Eao
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

Savannah, Dec. s.
Large numbers of the delegation to the South
ern Merchants Convention are here Virginia
sends the largest number. The best feeling pre-
walls s.G 5000
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Pittsburgh, De,

The oil and chemical works near Darlington,
in Beaver county, were destroyed by FIRE on
sunday night. Owned by Chevy, Macarthur &
Co. Damage $4,000.
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Cincinnati, Dec. lott

CIHCIHHat, DEC. IVtlI'
on the lower mississippi. A wharf boat az Hick-
man. KY, was sunk, and several steamers dam
aged. A collision occurred at Smithland, be-
tween steamers Cuba and Mat Holmes. The for
mer sunk loss S25. 900. "a.
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ENyABLE, Pocket, Carving ,nd Butchers Knives.
Scissors and Shears Coffee Mills and Coffee Roasers
brushes and and Tin Ware, Fry Pans and Gridirons
nishing goods efeyery kind for sale by
jy1 j. MORTON co.
81 The ladies Of Burlington areinvited 10 attend
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BY TELEGkApH.-C iaciaaafi Dec. S.--Noon-
Heavy rains yesterday aud last night. Weather
cold and cloudy, with snow. River rising rap
Idly; nine feet now in the channel to Cairo. All
the small rivers above and below are rising; no
dea6t OF an ample stage of water. Forty nine
steamers are now loading for ports above and
below.
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1856. FALL TRADE. 1856.
ROSS & WHIPPLE.

IMPORTERS WHOLESALE d RET4I DEAL
Frs IN ENGLISH, GER IA " and "A NERICAV >
HARD Ware
WE are now in receipt of the largest and best sescd
w stock OF Foreign and American Hardware ever
brought to this market. E7Es- ~ -, -,
AAEs-Hunts, Blood's, Brooks 1 Whipple,s.
sAWS-Crcnlar, Mil, x-Gut, Hand and Pannel ss..st
ShovELS-Ames', Rorand's and Collins
flLEsS-Butcher's. HargreaYes and Jouitt's a
rvGnnT CuTLERY-Wcsse and Hargreayes
IAnLE Hargreayes and American
Locks, Laiches, Butts, Screws. &C., &c.,
we are agents for Lippencott Barnes celebrated
proof Also for c. II. Williams Patent Don
bleaching Force and Lift Pumps q 81 F9g
country merchants are requested to call and examine
before purchasing Esst as We feel confident Of
o. going further than Darlington for their Hard
ware octss & q - - Is
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Washington, Dec, 4.

~ esutneton, Lee. 1.
Cerrcspcndence ofthe Herald.
a CAUCUS Of tho Virginia Congressional Dele
CATION was held ut Washington on Saturday eve
ming. At which was declared their preference for
Mr.. Bocock should Mr.. Buchanan think proper
70 give Virginia Cabinet appointment.
Governor Floyd, who arrived at the seat Of
Government on yesterday, strongly disapprov.
ed of the action of the Virginia Electoral Col
loge.
city Of Savannah, Ga, 70 consult on such meas
urcs as viii best promote the prosperity of the
South. The number Of delegates TO the Conven-
ton il very largc.
The Times correspondent, Washington 18th,
says that the Republicans will hold a caucus 70
morrow night TO consider what course It is hes,
70 pursue with reference to the admission OIL
Whitfield. Some are in favor of Tesorting to
Parliamentary tactics TO prevent vote being Ia.
ken II sss st =
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1as M0RT0N q IN

NEW Importing, Wholesale and Retail Hardware
IN Store Adjoining Armstrong'S Harness Shop, Jefer
son street. South side, between Main and Third
II Tsrpyr Yosr.
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Washington, Dec. 8.
The Senate TO day appointed its Standing
Committees. They are nearly the same as last
year.
The House is listening to the Presidents Mes
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River Items.

The Gate City, (keokuk) says:
II Is very rarely that the river at this point has
closed at so early date as this, but if the
weather does not change in day or two it will
be tight as brick" The ferry boat only made
one trip Yesterday, and the riveris nearly cover
ed with floating ice.
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II Is said that a considerable business il
done U selling bogus railroad tickets and con
ductors checks for tickets, in many of the more
prominent cities of the West Those wishing
g travel on railroads., should never purchase
tickets Of persons who hawk them abont. The
regular Offices Of the companies are the. only
safe place at which genuine tickets can be had.
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Escapes of slaves were unusually numerous.
Washington.

Washington. Dec. 10th.
In the Senate this morning Mr.. Pugh, of Ohio,
is speaking i'll defense of the Presidents Mes.
sage, while in the House Mr.. Washburne, Of
Maine, is particularly severe on the Document.
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iarpets ana Curtain l:Oeds.--We are ~,
%s, saIy y receipt q fresh supplies Of Brussels
OH Cloths Of all width, Damasks, Cornices. ETC.
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Munnel's Great American Preparation

- u.a40a 0Iedt american freparatl0n
n SUKE REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera Nor.
s.omach aud bowels This celebrated sprecfc Is used
WIN .he utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
VINO nave attained eminencc In Medical profession In
the Eastern States and many throwing aside eH
prognostcs have given testifyng superb
oy 70 any medicine invented for removing pain
the stomach aud bowels It'll safe and
speedy IN Its operation, and has doubtless saved
ateas OF lives II should be family medicine In eyery
throughout.
CERT1FICATES-PEN
A., So, MERCER, Penn. July goth, 1885,
sR! feelit to be my duty toyou aa well to the pub.
nc 10 MORN you the wonderful effects of your nvsl
nabie preparation" my whole family having had
e were enredf from the free ofyour med
cine. can cheerfuy recommend to the public as
estremedy for dysentary Invented. have knosu
IT TO be used as family medicine ihroug this eps
section ofthe country and have never snew II 10 fail Ia
one case yet. Respectfully yours -. Il
-e. JAMES ARNOLD.
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~. H. SWEETSER has lust received An. =.
M so!tmsnt Of those nice LadIes and Gents BsI.
Gnd caS 1atr-tssed QpkR-sHOESt the best preysn.
80 oct4 - ses ~ q. ayvvvRc
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

The Importance of the Minnesota trade can-
not easily be over estimated, and the increase
is very great this year. We have no reliable
data upon which to form an estimate of the
value or quantity Of freight taken into Minneso-
ia during the season of navigation of 1856, but
the following recapitulatiou Of the number OF
steamboat arrivals asSt. Paul, (which we lind
in the Pioneer) will give some idea OF the IN.
croo sin1 traffic in that region
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NEATNEss INsNEBRAsKA.-We always did
like neat people. We always did cherish q kind
of tender feeling for all neat women. But we
never were really "struck" by one until last
week, and the way of it was about thus we
we're tout west few miles and got belated,
looked for a place to stay over night. found q
cabin, asked if we could be accommodated, tall
woman with freckled face, red hair, Buffalo skin
Mocasins buckskin dress and q treesoil BABY,
said she sreckoned we mout."
We got off our horses, hitched them to cot
ton-wood corn-crib and went in. We asked Tor
supper. We got some bacon, molasses, unions,
broiled pumpkin and Corn Dodger. We ate
heartily. 80
After meal was past, woman said to Oldest
girl: "Now Doddy Jane, you have jist got to
keep that old slut and them ere pups from
sleepin' in this ere meal box any longer. In
making this stranger corn bread j was jist
naturally pestered to death pickin' the small
hairs and dead feas out of it, that came off
from them pesky dogs. And if they sleepin it
week longer it wont be fit to cal"
Wewere in love with that woman on account
of her neatness And that. evening we laid
down upon the rough hewnl floor and had pleas
ant dreams. Ghostly feas were hopping about
through our corperial diversties and spectre
suts with goblin pups danced before us in box
.es of unearthly meal during the live long night.
And our great great grandfather sat straddle of
us six hours and with the ramrod to six poun-
der cannon stuffed cords of that neatly pre-
pared corn dodger down our unwilling throats
and whistled all the time for the dogs while the
freesoil baby and its tidy mother sat by and
wept for the departing cake. We like neatness.
;. Nebraska News
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]. w. & G.. A. WHITE,
nEALERSin STOVES, CASTINGS and
- HOLLOW WARE, Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Innef stock &C., at the old stand OF Lyman Cook Coz
burlington. Iowa. iune20.
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The intrpaacsion Of photography into the Gil
rard College, Philapelphia, and also into the
Normal school, where females are being edaca
ted for teachers. IS now under consideration.
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The Negroes neutrality-suspicious.
OF n Seryile War.
ntscillo

HOPKINSyILLE, December 3d.-Our little town
is up in arms at the present writing. "Ihe ne
groes are marching upon us, is heard from ev-
cry mouth. This morning several messengers
arrived from Lafayette, a small town Is miles
south of Hopknsville, calling on the citizens of
this place to come to their assistance, as they
were momentariy expecting an attack from
about six hundred negroes. About one hun
dred and fifty persons left Immediately for the
seat of war. They were under the command OF
Of Captains Jones and jackson, and Sheriff Cow
an. ay4
Hopkinsvlle is strongly guarded. 1t is rumor-
ed that we shall be attacked to night. will write
you again to morrow would telegraph, but all
communication has been cut off, the telegraph
poles being cut down. Our whole community was
thrown into a state of intense excitement this
morning upon the receipt of the following letter
from Lafayette:
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE RooMs,
Lafayette, KY, Dec. g
Gentlemen of Hopkinsville From reliable
information we expect an attack from the ne
groes of the Iron Works, on our town to morrow
morning-perhaps to night. Please come to
our assistance, as We are in great danger.
[signed. John H. Russell, Sec.
Il. 5. Syper.,
and others.
Philadelphia, Dec. Q.
Letters from Canonsburg state that Jefferson
College, at that place was burned on Friday eve
ming, together with library containg ten thou
sand volumes. Total loss was Fifty thousand dol
lars.
The PosrAGE SFAAP.-One of the knowing
clerks in the Baltimore Post Office, who has an
eye to everything that can possibly save trouble,
info hat No, hand an
the place for the stamp. There. it is readily seen
when the clerk is running oyes his pile ofletters
and there the mailing stamp serves to obliterate
the postage stamp. But if it is placed upon the
other end of the letter. the stamp is not readily
seen, and besides the clerk is obliged to stamp
twice, once in order to deface the head, and once
in order to impress the post Office date stamp.
Now, if this were to be done with every letter,
the labor of the clerk would be doubled, all thro'
the neglect of correspondents to attend to the
rule we have laid dowl, always to stick the head
upon the right hand corner, las the writer faces
his letter. of the envelope. American.
II There are now upwards of three hundred
vessels engaged in the Baltimore oyster trade,
and it is calculated that they bring weekly TO the
city upwards Of loo, 600 bushels, the larger pos-
ton OF which are shipped to the West within
twenty-four hours after their arrival. A single
one of the establishments shells, packs and ships
1000 bushels par day.
B6pY FouSp-Th dead body of an unknown
man, was found on Sunday morning last, lying
en- the bank at the edge OF the slough, midway
between Moline aud Rock Island A jury was
Summoned By n. L. Abbot, coroner, who after
due examination rendered verdict deceased
came to his death BY causes 70 US unknown -
Molina Workman
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Look Out for the 1yomea.

We don't know who is the author of the fol-
lowing, but there is deal Of truth in it, and we
heartily endorse it:
Young man keep your eyes peeled when you
are after the women. If you bite at the naked
hook you are green. Is a pretty dress or form
SO attractive? Or pretty face, evens Floun-
ces, 10y, are of no consequence. Apretty face
will grow old. Paint will wash off The sweet
smile of the firt will give, way to the scowl of
the termagant. The neat form will he pitched
into dirty Calico Another and far different be-
ing will take the place of the lovely GODDESS who
smiled sweet smiles and cat your sugar can.
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Keep your eye peeled, boy, when you are af-
ter the women. If the little dear is cross and
scolds at her mother in the back room you may
be sure that you gill get particular fits all round
the house. If she apologies for wiping dishes
or sits down in the parlor and leaves her mother
to wipe them, you will need girl to fan her
If she bushes when found at the wash tub with
her sleeves rolled w, be sure, sir, that she is of
the Goldfish aristocracy. little breeding and less
sense. If you marry gal that kgows nothing
but to commit woman slaughter upon the piano,
you have got the poorest piece of music eyer
got up. Find the one whose mind is right, and
the day time, but walk up like chicken to the
dough, and ask for the article you want like a
mani Exchange, ,y5soy
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~ There are now upwards of three hundred
vessels engaged in the Baltimore oyster trade,
and it is calculated that they bring weekly tot the
city upwards Of loo, 600 bushels, the larger por-
tion OF which are shipped to the West within
twenty -four hours after their arrival. A single
one Of the establishments shells, packs and ships
1000 bushels par day. WE
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fNfaJik1za MUSIC BDOkS.-The Christian
~ Minstrel, Lutte of Zion, The Dulcmer, The Hallelu-
iah, New Carmina Sacra The Shawn, Young Shawn,
Song Book for School Room, ETC. For sale By
J. p. BROWN,
au9l Third.st.. above JEFF Barrett House Building
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80 PhiladeIphia, Dec.9.
Letters from Canonsburg state that Jefferson
College, at that place was burned on Friday eve
ming, together with library containg ten thou
sand volumes. Total loss was Fifty thousand dol
lars
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B6pI FouSp.- The dead body of an unknown
man, was found on Sunday morning last lying
en- the bank at the edge OF the slough, midway
between Moline and Rock Island. A jury was
summoned by II. L. Abbot, coroner, who after
due examination rendered verdict deceased
came to his death By causes 70 US unknown. -
Moline w orkman.
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KEoKuK, Mt. PLEASANT AND Missouri RAIL
RoAD.-The Chief Engineer, Mr.. Mcdowell, is
now out with his corps surveying the line
from Montrose to Columbus City, with a view
to final location. We learn that the party
arrived at Mt. Pleasant on the I'D, and found
line considerably shorter and better than any
heretofore surveyed, The party isnow prosecu-
ting the survey to Columbus City.
y We learn that the rails necessary to complete
the road to Montrose are now shipped on light
ers at Wheeling, waiting rise in the Ohio
We hope the rise win come soon.-Gate City,
1st.
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Arrivals from St. Louis
Whole number of arrivals

It will be seen from the above, that 10 more
steamers lase been engaged in this trade during
the present year than the last; while in the
whole number of arrivals the increase has been
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE ROCKS, /,

Lafayette, KY, Dec. 9.
Gentlemen of Hopkinsville From reliable
information we expect attack from the ne
groes of the Iron Works, on our town to morrow
morning perhaps to night. Please come to
our assistance, as We are in great danger.
[Sgned John H. RUSSELL Sec.
Fl. s. Sypers,
and others
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thriving trade has sprung up between the
southern portion of Minnesota, and Galena and
Dubuque. During the greater portion of the
summer, the War Eagle and Tishomingo run re-
gularly to. Winona.
On the Upper Mississippi there are now three
steamers, the Gov Ramsey, II. NJ. Bice, and the
North Star new. During the season these
boats ran between St. Anthony and Sank Ra-
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Vie Pioneer has the following !:

Navigation this season opened on the 18th of
April The Lady franklin arrived on the even
ing of that day from Galena. Previous to her
arrival there had been Is arrivals at our land
ing from the head of Lake Pepin, and twelve
arrivals at the foot Of the Lake from Galena
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

The business on the Minnesota has greatly in
creased this year. This was to have been ex-
pected, considering the great increase in popu-
Mtion of that fourishing portion ot.the Terri
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PROSPECTS IN KANsAs-There has been
heavy stampede of pro-slavery men from the
Territory, and hundreds of others are preparing
to follow. 1t is our firm conviction, that the
knowing ones have determined on abandoning
the Territory, though they viii keep up the
bluster, and try to frighten the Free State set,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
Police Intelligence.

FOi1ce lnteluGcnCes
ALLEGED ENCOURAGEMENT BY CONFIDENTIAL CLERK
CURIOUS CASE OF REMORsE OF CONSCIENCE.
Sergeant Bowyer, of the Chiefs Office arrived in this
city yesterday from Pittaburg Pa having in custody
Young man named James McGrath, who stands chsrged
with hawks smbezzed about 50 0C0 from his employer
John n. HAbersham Of No. ID Broadway. McGrath, it
appears, had for some been the confidential
slerk Of the complainant and being we'll posted in the
a1ARs Of Mr.. HabershAm, authorized by him. during
the sickness Of the latter to transact all his business
Enre charge Of the placed in the custody Of
Ac6Yath, Who il appears, tempted by the opportu
snount ofmoney On the Goth of February last while
Mr.. Habershsm confined to his room, McGrath sud
denly disappeared His absence 1T that particular
nnent caused Mr. Habsrsham great deal Of uneasness.
In few weeks after his sudden departure McGrsh wrote
TO his employer and acknowledging his pcculaons said
he felt extremely sorry tor his misdeeds, and
hoped that his conduct would not be looked
upon harshy. Mr.. Habersham Immediately wrote to
his brother William, in Georgia. and begged him to hasten
ant. Upon examining the books of the complainant
found that money the amount of three or four
thousand dollars had been embezzled by McGran Some
days after the receipt Of ths frat letter information
from the Pittsburg police that McGrath had delivered
AimseN up to the authorities In that city and quite
willing to be conveyed back to New York for trial
seant Bowyer sent after the fugitive with the
sary documents This officer arrived here yesterday and
the prisoner WAS, being taken before Justice Os
borne, ct the Mayors Office, committed for examination
Oeer Fox OF the Ptsburg police says that McGrath
apparently when he to the station house, and
imagined that officers from New York continually
SEEKING him with pistols and bowie knives. He seemed
much grated when he heard that the authorities there
we're intent on sending him TO this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
THE TIRENIEN.

MAzFPPA FIRE ENGINE COMPANY, NO. 4S.-THE
M members OF Engine Company take this method re-.
turning their sincere thanks Messrs John More and
Madden OF LIS tast Twei rd street, for the bounui
ply OF refreshments furnished ut the late FIRE,
Twenty second secsnd Wednesday ven
ing, March Nv We lender thanks aud
e. TO the saies of the house, the lad manner In
which they attended warts and keot lie table suppe
with refrt shments. JOHN C. MYERS Foreman
CHAREs M EGsgRr. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
FINE ARTS.

RIO COUNTRY DEALERS AND 0THERs.-PHrIIIPs &
CO.. m William street, have just received from Europe the
finest collection OF English first class engrsngs offered
In this city all 1Andseers Herrns and wles grea. works
Ger emen requiring fine proofs Of AL The kngs prints
win meet with them at great sacrifice kvesy principal pic
e published In England will be found here
price, On sae MI the end of THE moath who s.osk vii
be coeed out beAuuu EnGish sporting pstures for bar
rooms; rnd display o. beauty PHILLlPS Co., I0l VII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
The Case or the Rev. Richard Cox against
his Wife.
SUPERIOR COuRr-TRIAL TERN.
Before Chief Justice Oakley,

SUPERIOR COUKT-TR1AL TERN.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
pouR1M DAy-CAE ADJOURNED MONDAY NEXT.
MARCH 20.-A statement having been made by juror
thst Mr.. Willard Harvey Of the Jurors, WAS unweu,
and unable attend sitngs the present.
The Judge declared that the further trial OF the must
sssnd over-as the Court would sit to-morrow-un
Monday next, ct IL O'Clock A. NJ
TIE Judge then addressed the jury substantially the
ALLOWING words-I would take occasion to suggest to
the jury, this in which the public took
deep interest," and it would naturally give rise TO good
deal Of conyeraaon-that they should refrain from
vernng with any upon the subject during the
the stands adjourned. If any person should ap-
proaeh any Of the jury upon the subject It would be
the duty Of such juror not only to refrain from listening
u him. but to report his name to the Court,
high offence in the eyes Of the law. 1t would be wise
Irecaution, therefore, to refrain from converng
with each other upon the subject With this caution,
gentlemen, you discharged till Monday next 1t ii
o'clock A. N.