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sE The late severely cold weather has been
general, extending over the whole country, so
Gar ~ heard from. The Eastern roads are oh
structed With snow, and trains have been de-
tanned by the severity of the cold.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

CHICAGO, BrRLixoroS AND QUixcY X. R.--Ihs
Directors OF this road have declared dividend
Of rs per cent for the six months ending Dec
81, ls65--5 per cent payable in cash and 10 pei
cent In stock.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

- The father Of Gen. Tom Thumb, tMr,
ssratton.l who resided near Bridgeport Conn,
died last Friday evening. His mind has been
partially discrdercd for some time. II is under
stood that he had acaaireda large fortune by
the exhibition Of the little General. which win
now DO divided between the widow, the rcnoyn
ed dwarf, and his two married sisters,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

FassT FERs A.anIgD.--We are apprised.
through she n. Y. ledger for this wsek, af tho
Haarriage on Saturday last Of the far.famed Pam
ny Fern, to James Parton Of New York.
Mr.. Parton is known TO many from the asso-
ciatien OF his name with that Of Horace Greedy.
IS author ofthe memoirs Of the latter gentleman.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

A HARD HlT-The Providence Tribune says
a Clergyman who supplied the desk of the Mat
thewson Street Church of that city by exchange
or otherwise, few Sundays since, after reading
nearly dozen notices, seeing some half dozen
more before him, remarked that he supposed he
must read them, as he was not in his own desk,
but he thought it really wicked to adopt that
method of cheating the printer.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

t. The fall Of Sehastopol is very much Ia.
Hea.ea by the Greeks They consider tina. Rus.
- u fighting for Christianity against the Inf,
aels Of Turkey.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

s- An exchange says: "a little child Of our
by chewing ahandsome enamelled ball ticket
which its mother had given it to play with. For
the benefit OF those who do not know, we would
state that the enamal on these cards contains ar
oan;ntN f
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REMOVAL
OF THE
~ Iowa Music Store.


IIHrst door north Of the 'BARRET BuiLplsb
l. Third street, where shall be happy TO see all
old customers, aud many will favor Is
with their Patronage guaranteeing them GOOD articles
PRICES
We have hand several
Pianos.
Brown Aliens celebrated ones, which ybUIL 70
Chickering'S justly renowned mske,) which will
any They can be exchanged within twelve
month IL they fail to prove good And of
MelOdcOns.
We have large supply Of the best made 10 the United
States both Of the PORTABLE and STYLES from four
TO six octaves compass.
OF our large stock Of
ViOlins, Guitars, Accorde0ps, &c.
We need only say that for few weeks we shah b. SELL
ing them at greatly
REDUCED PRICES,
TO make room for our Spring Stock Of Goods
Sheet Music, Music Books Of all kinds flutes and eve
ry variety Of goods to be found In Music Store OBJ
tanned here Singing Schools had better send their agents
here before going elsewhere
PICTURES, Umbrellas Canes, Parasois, Artist Mate
rais for Greean and Oriental styles Of Panng constant
ly on hand, &c, &c. RUFUS LANE. y
Burlington, Iowa, Jan. 6,.1s55 r
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

A DELICATE JoB-The trustees of a church in
Buffalo have appointed a committee to widen the
distance between the posts at the entrance OF
their grounds, to sufficient distance to allow Ia
dies wearing hoops to pass through. Here is
uuandary How are the committee to ascertain
the distance-to get the guage?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

u A despatch from colambia. S c. states
- i has ained, continually in that section for
- weeks Rivers fun, and great apprehsasicns
vsse ~ sfasaxsetive freshets.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

on Dir-It is said that Manager of one OF
the Cleveland theatres lately forged drafts on
P. T. Barnum of New York, to the amount Of
100000, and then abseoaded; and that he was
afterwards arrested in New York and brought
back to Cleveland.
~ A divorce was recently granted by one
of the Courts of Indiana, where the only al
legation against the defendant was that he had
cold feet.
sH- The Deseret News says that beautifully
white, fine and silky cotton has been raised at
Santa Clara in Utah, which a Virginian says is as
good as any he ever saw.
sY- Capt. Abel De Forest, soldier of the
Revolution died at Binghamton, n. \. on the
a4th ult., aged 81 years and eight months. He
was for a time captain of West India vessel,
and he who afterward became Commodore Hull,
was one of his hands.
NEW PosT 0FFIcE.-A new post Office has
been established in Warren County. 1t is called
Linden, and w. w. Gilmore has been appointed
Postmaster The location is at Young America.
ON the Peoria and Oquawka Railroad.
rs The Lyons (FraEcel journals speak of a
spectacle at once touching and singular. Eight
one handed Zouayes from the Crimea have been
seen walking in the streets by twos, keeping to-
gether by the only arm which is left them.
eH-A dissolute son of Mr.. Patrick Henry, q
prominent gentlemen OF New York. was lately
murdered in New Jersey. When found, there
were in his pocket silk mask, false mastaehe
a jimmy and skeleton keys-the entire tools of a
burglar.
~ Four men were stabbed in: New Orleans
on Christmas day. I've OF them have died, and
the others at last accounts, we're not expected
to live.
sE- The State Committee of the n. 7. Hards
have adopted the resolution passed by the Con-
gsessssssi caucus.
~ The K. A.'s q Ohio met in State Con-
vention at Columbus on ths bird. and appoint
ed : fan delegation to the National Convection.
~ Il i intended to have the cars running
between Detroit ana Taiedo by the first of DC
tober next
go The n. Y. Tribune estimates shat il Mi
cost 80, geo 10 Ssmoye the snow that E.ll On
Saturday. from the sidewalks in that city.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

G Acolsisicu occurred ON the Hudson River
Railroad on the 9th near Poaghkecpsie. -Four
OF Svc persons we're killed and some twenty
wounded.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

In regard to Land Warrants, Thompson's Re
porter SAYS:
For few days past there has been pretty
active demand for Warrants, with correspond
ing supply: and from present Indications, we
think there will be no change in quotations for
some DAYS:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

sB The Cincinnati papers complain very
much of the stagnation ofbusiness in that city.
The Sun says this stagnation is so great that
there are over ten thousand applications for re-
lief from the public charities.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER AND PIONEER GONE
We see in an Ohio paper, the death on the 10th
ult., at Granville, in that State of Mr. Hiram Rose
at the good old age of SO years. He was ma
tive of Granville, Mass, served in the Massachu-
sets line in the army of the revolution; emigra-
ted to Ohio in 1905 and felled the first tree on
the site of Granville. His defendants number
GO, 4G of whom survive him Mr.. Rose was a
man of inAexible principle, a devoted Christian
and faithful citizen.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

- One <. n. delegate 70 the National Con.
veasion from New York has been Instructed to
vote for Sam Houston.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

ALL RIeHr.-The Hawkeye, Yesterday, con
tains the Mt. Pleasant call, and otherwise indi
Gates its determination to go for 1.-THE successor
to the wing party. Wings in Des Moines county
will take notice that their old organization Is
disrupted, abandoned, forsaken, dead, and will
be buried at Iowa City, on the 22d of February,
next, and an abolition-republican party erected
upon its ruins. We had doubts as to whether
our worthy neighbors would stand the arrange,
ment, but they seem to come into it quite cheer
fully, we might say gracefully. The triggers
are all set now on both sides, and it will be an
easy matter for every one to choose the shoot
ing IRON with which he will be willing to do bat
tie in the coming contest.-GaZette.
The Gazette is apparently well pleased, and
seems to understand us excellent we'll Not sc
ON this side. We should like to know where oul
neighbor stands. Let US have your views or
the Nebraska iniquity?" What do you think
Of the men who passed that bill? 1t has beer
noised about that the Gazette is growing Know
Nothingish. We cannot credit it. Will the cd
itor let us know something about s'the sons o.
the Sires!"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

q IT, hsssia fsssa u he psA aaaoaasss
= ss.aA s. g. saaeea -. ! as4alAg cid
- u Iss1tA.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

THE SpEAKERsBIP.-Mr. Greeley teIegraphed
from Washington as follows to the n. T. Tribune
on Friday
! strongly hope that Banks will be chosen
next week. Either he or Democrat will
ultimately be the Speaker, for one hundred votes
can be united on no other Anti-Sebraska eandi.
date. The feeling that an organization must
soon be effected, is general and decided. II on
II remains to be seen whether ten men shall de-
fer to the preference Of hundred, or hum
dred to that Of ten.
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pURLINGToN ACADEMY,

~ session OF the Burlington Academy viii open fn
males and females on Henday, January It'll.
: Course of Study.-Mathematics cams IN tns
Y: :. Military Academy at Yves. Point.
Languages, Ancient and Modern, and English branches
same as taught In the best sehools and colleges IN The
special attention given In those branches OF study ne
eessary 70 The pursuit OF business and viii TIE
staeDs De permitted to the study Of the Languages
or hgher branches until thoroughly prepared In eie-
mentary studies.
Terms Of Tnitfon.--orthography Read
Ing. Writing. Primary Arithmetic, Grammar,
and 6eograpy, per term Of II weeks, v 90
Higher Arithmetic, Grammar and Geography,
History and Book Keeping, Algebra Elements Of
Natural Philosophy, Latin aud Greek Gram
aud Readers TOO
oepnetry, surveying, and all the Higher branch
= OF mathematics, both pure and mixed with
Ancient and Modern Languages 100
:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can be had In private fzmi.
hes a from s2o to sS50 per week few pupils can Be
accommodates with boarding In the family Of the Prio
pa, y application be made Terms for boarding.
including tuition, fuel, Light, iodging and study-roop
ysp1 Tor u weeks, payable, onehzff In advance snd
sAs otasr hall at the close Of the term
Al tuition fees due az the middle OF the session.
The south room IN the second Of the South Mn
school House win be occupied school room for
snoft time. unta neW rooms finished.
Darlington, Jan 3. r. n. FIsH, A. ", PrscPsi
FRANCIS PATTERSUS, ,..ts
NARY T. FISH.
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Just Received

D Cons Grass Rope, assd zo 90 "o"u bowls
100 Bushels Dried Apples, Extra.
80 do Il" Peaches, do
1000 f,s Western Reserve Cheese, $50
1900 do New Sugar cured Hams, "a
5000 do do do Dry Beef.
Which makes assortment the most extensive and
feet Of any in the city and will be sold accommodi
ting terms as any In the city. Please call and satisfy
yourselves,
~ All goods sold by will be delivered at any hous
in the city, free of charge usual the wagon in stu
running from house Main street.
jau15 ANDERSON a SON.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
Western Merchants Freight Line.

Western Merchants Freight Line
UNION EMPRESS COMPANY.
THE attention of Western Merchants going East 10
purchase Goods is called TO the superior facilities o.
tered by the Union Express Company.
All freight forwarded by this Company, Is shipped 10
reserved for their exclusive use. Competent
gers attend their freight TO Chicago.
The Union Express have made such arrangements with
the different r. r. Companys will the prompt
dispatch Of their freight and avoid all delays and Ova
charges,
Shippers referred to the offices Of The Company
IVA Broadway, New York, and u State ST. Boston
Any Information rs to time and rates be obtained
by calling II. T. BARTLETT co.
Agents Union Express Company. Burlington Iowa
Jad 9-dw3m Gazette copy
TINHE SCHOOLFELI.OW- beautifully Illus
l. trated Monthly Magazine, well adapted to pea,e
and instruct children and youth. For sale and subserp
tons received by (jan.D G. NJ. WILCOX / co. g,
Special Notice.
N0AL In quantities from 30 bushels loads deliver
~ ed anywhere in the city, Of Sixth and between
Court and Valley streets 80 cents per busel and any
where In the city for 81 cents.
liberal deduction for loads on ihs
track.
Orders left ut the New York and Erie Office No. Lsa-
mans block, promptly attended to.
jan5, '56 II E BARTLETT co
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
THE MARKETS.

Liverpool Cotton Markell languid tenor
prevailed and prices, although inevitably lower,
were rather easier than at the departure of the
Pacific. The weeks business restrictedto
about $4,000 bales.
In Breadstuffs but little speculative demand ex-
listed and slight decline upon the previous week
quotation had taken place. Messrs. Brown, Ship
ley Co. quote Western Canal Flour at AS per
barrel. 1g zssyt 5s
Provisans. GENERALLY quiet but slightly inn
proved demand in some articles is reported.
The London money market rather more strin-
gency was observable. Consos were trife
lower than on the departure of the Arago.
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CTANDARD WORKS for sale, BY q i

- Wilcor Il o., -
K!tto's Cyclopedia of Biblical Literature;
Brantie's Encyclopaedia Literature, Science ( AT;
CHANGERS Information Tor the People
LiQsheim's Ecclesiastical History;
Lamartineis History OF the Uir0ndsts
Halam's Middle Ages;
Plutarch's Lives;
Josephus
Dicks Works
Spectator;
Ures Dictionary of Arts and Manufactures;
Miebig's Complete Chemistry
Lyalrs Manual Of Geology;
Westminster Confession Of Faith
G. NJ WILCOX 4 Go,
ianIG. Barrett House, IA, O.
lust received fine lot Of Printing Paper, Of a sups.
- rior quality-25x37, 2sx42-for sale by
jan II ] l. c0RSE
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on Dir-It is said that Manager of one OF
the Cleveland theatres lately forged drafts on
P. T. Barnum of New York, to the amount OF
100000. and then abseonded; and that he was
afterwards arrested in New York and brought
h.ol "a Cparalopd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

4 MELANCHOLY CASE or INHrMASIrY.-On
the 18th, ult., Jane Anderson and her infant
two years old, were found dead on Armstrong
Creek, Fayette county, Va 1t appears that the
girl had fallen, and had been living for some
time with Gbas. w. Payne, the author of her
rain. He deserted her, and with her infant in
her arms she walked to her step-father's He in
dignantly spurned her from his door, and the
poor woman started to cross the mountain, with
the intention of searching for Payne. Her
strength gaze out in the attempt, and with her
child she sank down in the cold and gloomy
mountain path and breathed her last. Her body
and that of her infant we're not found for four
weeks afterwards. The bodies were deeently In
tered. PAYNE, who was formerly of BEDFORD
county, has been arrested and imprisoned
change.
Hanging viii not. certainly, be too severe pun
ishment for both the step-father and Payne.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

VOCAL NUSIC.-The Singing Glass taught by he
undersigned will hereafter meet Tuesday and vi
day evenings In Ebenezer Church, (south hili) Tnos
wishing to Join the school would find 1t to their adysu
tage do this week possible, the session has Just
commenced janl5. III. X. R1iE1y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

- isting under the name Of 81 II winton 4 Co, e..
PRED BY limitation January lst, 1856 The business Of
late firm will be settled by ". H. WtsIos who win con-
tiDue at the old stand, w. II. WINTOS.
A. WEST.
E From the above notice those who indebted 10
the house viii see the necessity Of coming forward me
datey and settling their bills. II Il hoped that every
one interested will give The notice pronpt attention.
Burlington Jan. .. N. II. NIST0N.
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SAD CAsuALTY-THREE PERSONS DRowxRp.-
On Sunday last, three persons-a man, woman
and chld--were drowned, while attempting to
cross the river, from Clark's dry-dock to Sand
wich, on the ice. They were in sleigh, drawn
by a single horse, and had nearly reached the
Canadian shore, when the horse broke through
the ice, or, as is supposed by some, fell through
an airyhole, drawing the sleigh and its unfort,l-
nate occupants after him. The horse rose to the
surface for moment, and then all were swept
away by the swift current beneath the ice The
accident was noticed by several persons stand
ing upon the shore, who Immediately proceeded
to the spot. but were too late to render any as
sistance. The parties drowned were supposed to
be of one family; their names we were unable to
ascertain-Detroit Free Press
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

ENUR reasons that can be made satisfactory 10 apr
II chaser, the undersigned offering for sale the Ts
liable property known Us the Hawk-Eye Steam NILS
this City. The Mil has three Of stOne. and every 'g
In complete order for manufacturing 80 Barrels Of sans
ard Flour every "a hours. The location Is very desra
being Immediately the track OF the Burlington aud MIS-
souri, River Railroad. For information apply by fe
or otherwise to JAMES PUTNAM & CO.
Burlington, jan. g. 1856. Gazette eopy,I
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

8MAWWuEU.--4Dns he evening Of he "a !.
sssidence 81 NJ: WA sandef.nd W Rev. NJ &C.
tkis city.
ACCOMMODATING the above notice was print.
fee in the shape Of a liberal supply Of cake. =
tender our best wishes for the happiness Il i
fair bride.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL,

7 ~ ~ ( - ---TE BALFiMORa Jan. II, =
NewOreans mails from the 2Sth to the I'd of
Janualy inclusive are received here. ..
Charleston mails of the Sth and 9th are re.
ceived. 80. e. s.'
The warehouse of Mazzek & Son, together
with 500 bales of cotton and considerable
quantity of rice, was burned on Sunday. Loss
$4,000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

nISSDLUTIOS.--The co-psriner.iiip herstesofs
IL existing between the nndsrsgnea In the Hardware
business under the firm OF Harbach Wigfsu dsoFea
by mutual consent.
The interest of W. b. Wgfan having been pareha.edI
Habsr, he viii continue the business and see ins
affairs OF the late firm A. HARBACH.
& Jan w b. wIGRALL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

NIkW AUkEE Ja1 IT:
The Wisconsin Legislature organized to-day.
SENArE.-Gov. Macarthur, President; Byron
Paine Milwaukee, Clerk. 49,
AssEMRLY.-William Hall, of Grant County,
Speaker; Judge Armstrong, of GAINESVILLE Clerk.
Coles Bashford will contest the election of Gov.
Barstow. .. .......-... Ill.,. 5........-.s.
Mr.. Bashford called on Gov. Barstow in the
Legislative Chamber to-day, and demanded
possession Of the office. Gov. Barstow declin.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

NEW 1oRk, Jan. 10.
Seyess! drivers in the different Brookiyn Rail.
road routes. nov t-ayersed by sleighs we're near
~ frozen 10 death YESTERDAY morning. One of
them was nearly stiff when be arrived al til. ssr-
~. 4 number OF Others we're frost bitten The
Eas River Is hned with fioasiag ice, and napiga-
hcu IS greatly impeied
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

as'a5 - 4= BUFFALO, Friday, Jan. IL.
There were 500, disasters on the lakes the past
yoar. Total of s23, 215, 29-an increase over
previous year of s63,74. Total loss of life lls.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EU- We arc authorized 20 announce the man. I, :.
=. Wedge as q candidate for M,xsssl, {, a. n ~ ~
Municipal Election. jas,,.H
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

DUSlUN, TTTUHy, JIM IT
Capt. Long reports chat the passage of the
Canada was the most stormy eyer knawn. On
the 2sth, lat 40 deg so min, long. 40, she en-
countered terrific hurricane, which lasted from
10 o'clock at night till 6 the next morning. The
paddle boxes of the Canda were considerable
damaged.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

WNSk1NTfOh InfeIIssences
Revolution in Nicaragua Walker likely to be
oyerthromn-I Var Message from the President
4DkiciDated
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\ r. We are authorized 10 announce he nam. :, .
3. wilson acandaiaie for MlssHa,, Z, a. =.
MunicipaI Election. lsa,s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

Mr. Champion letter declaring that the British
Government intended to adhere strictly to the
treaty of Washington, April 10th, 1880, and not
assume any sovereignty, direct, in Central Amer
lea.
Mr.. Champion having knowledge that tran
script of that letter is on file in the State De-
partment, has Induced the Senate to request the
President to furnish copy
A diplomatic dinner took place at the Presi-
dents house tonight. Mr.. Champion and Marco
leto were invited, with the attaches of their re-
spective legislatures.
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NEST.
The treaty sets forth that
there should not be in future
any occupation, any terrifying
or strengthening OF places not
already in the possession OF
either country.