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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Illinois Discrcdtsed Banks.

/, OF the four Illinois Banks thrown out during
last month, hut one, the Prairie State Bank, has
made arrangements for redeeming its notes at
Chicago 1t is understood that this Bank has
passed into the hands ofparties who design do
ing local business, and as its stocks are of
good class, its issues are deserving ofconfdence,
and are now bankable at Chicago. Il; 9e,l!
The Stock Security Bank is represented to
have made good its securities at the Auditors
Office, but as those bankers who are most anxious
to keep up the credit of all Illinois Banks decline
taking its notes at better than ten per cent. dis
count, it is fair TO suppose that they regard the
notes as only worth ninety cents on the dollar,
which is now their current; value in Chicago.
The Peoples Bank of Carmi and Rushyille
Bank are still selling at ninety cents, without
much prospect of their being revived With the
present price of their securities, ten per cent.
discount affords fair profit to those buying the
notes, but any serious fall in the New York Stock
market would at once increase the discount on
all deprecated Illinois currency Chicago Bank
Note List. 3.,.s. 5ss s3i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Hon. w. H. HoLxEs.-The Eureka, published
At Anamosa, Jones county, in speaking Of the
Republican State Ticket thus refers to the cam
tlidate for the Register of the State Land Office:
Last though not least, is our worthy represen-
tatiye, W. Il. Holmes. Il We feel proud of him.
We defy the State to produce q man that has
served bis constituents more faithfully than he
has; and II elected to the Office of Register Of
State Land Office, We can assure our friends at a
distance he will discharge the duties with honor
to the party to which he belongs. We are
aware that We cannot add one mite TO his fame,
| for Ne have heard but one expression and that
is this. Jones county win lose faithful repre-
sentative, aud the State will get = faithful and
energetic officer. Mr.. q. has been elected by
the people Of Jones twice as their represents
tive, and faithfully has he discharged the duties
that were encnmbent upon him.
Z 5 ~ ~ tI ~ -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
A Big Story OR BIG Snow BANK.-The
following is q letter from Essex, Mass, dated
Friday, Jan. 80, 1851: F1

following is letter from Essex, Mass, dated
Friday, Jan. 80, 1851: @ R7
In the snow storm on the night of the 18th,
the dwelling of Mr.. William Perkins, good
sized two.story frame house, located under the
brow Of HILL in the town Of Essex, Mass, was
completely buried in drift above the chamber
windows, insomuch that the occupants were
unable to ascertain when it was morning, ex-
cept by the clock. Mr.. Coggswell, one of the
neighbors, shoveled away the snow from one of
the chamber windows, when Mr. Perkins took
the sash out, and thus obtained egress. He was
obliged to dig thirty-seven feet OF arch-way be-
tween the house and barn, and towards the
nearest road, &c. The snow above one of
these arches was eight feet in depth. The pres
sure of the large body Of snow between the
hill and back side OF the house was 30 great as to
spring nearly all the doors, rendering it difficult
to shut some of them; and it was at one time
feared that the building would be pushed from
the under-pining when the snow should be re-
moved from the opposite side. But BY dint OF
iaborious shoveling the apprehended difficulty
was obviated. None of the ''eldest inhabitants"
in these parts have any legends Of arch-ways
and snow-shoes, which surpass this occurrence.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

! TIE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-There
are, according to the Texas Flag, five or six
hundred hands at work on the first two divisions
of this road. and the Vicksburg papers assert
that their road to the Texas line, to connect
with the Southern Pacific, will be ready for use
during the present year, and they anticipate a
ride by Christmas to Marshall, in Texas, or
TYLER, thirty miles beyond.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Now York Feb

New York, Feb. 10.
On Saturday, the laborers on the Erie railroad
tunnel at Bergen, N. j., about 1000 were en-
gagged in bloody row. During the fight they
set fire to their shanties, which brought out the
fremen. The military were ordered out to the
scene of disturbance. The fremen and militia
~ prevented extensive hostile operations on the
part of the rioters. Many of those engaged in
the melee were severely beaten-two or three
reported dead last evening, and the lives ofsev-
eral others were despaired Of. Nearly seventy
were arrested and put in prison. r T-fas
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
j A SAD P1crURE.--The miseries of India are
thus strongly depicted: in late number of the

The pestilence (cholera) broke out in Aqua
May last, and in few months slew upwards Of
sixteen thousand people. At Mean Meer men
died two hours after being seized. Estimates give
ease everywhere seemed to have spared the wo-
men, and most certainly did not attack Euro
pean females singular fact, which sug-
gests the idea that bad liquor may be the
predisposing cause. The mere cost to the COM
pany Of the outbreak will exceed 100000 ster-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

"a The third building erectedi by Mr.. Starr
last year, at the corner Of the alley, Jefferson
street, below Main, is now nearly completed.-
It is fne substantial building, 61x2O, four
stories high, and for plain building one of the
best looking business houses in the city. ].
Slower, Architect, Phillips 4 Little Contract
ors Cost $6, 900.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

!. "a THE Boston Transcript learns by aprivate
letter that George Caratenssen, architect of the
Crystal Palace, New York, died at Copenhagen
on the fourth of January. He commenced the
publication Of Sunday newspaper at Copenha-
gen, and died the same day that the first number
was issued.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

New York, Feb. "A.
Young Snodgrass was re.examin, d to day,
and questioned as to whether he had recently
purchased a dirk or dagger. He answered
emphatically, No. .ssg.. h..
A female who keeps a cane store in Broad
way, was next examined She testified to sell
ling, two days previous to the murder, dagger
precisely like the one shown her, and which was
subsequently found on Mrs. Cunninghams prem
ises. >. ..s 6lgs.s.-. ..... ,-s-e5
The witness was then led into an adjoining
room, where she pointed out Snodgrass from
among fifty people as the man to whom she
sold the dagger.
Snodgrass was imme diately re-arrested on a
warrant, and is now held in custody.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

: 4NeW I UEh, TCU. 1U'
Coroner Connery had a private examination
Of Eckel, Mrs. Cunningham and Snodgrass this
morning. They all protested their innocence.
The latter adding that If any one knows anything
about the murder it is Miss Augusta Cunning
ham or her mother. The case was presented to
the Grand Jury.
An application is to be made to our Legisla-
ture, for charter to construct bridge across
the East River from this City to Brooklyn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

u .. a Ela5gSsF }aE = 81 -ss7ss.s l slt5
To this communication Gen. Scott replies as
follows, under date Of March 20:
"Again you recur to my past history and my
court martial Of 1910. Now your thrice told
tale again and again refuted and put to shame,
but which, with Caliban malice, that needs must
curse, you are likely TO reproduce to the end Of
the chapter, if only to give me the advantage,
as you say, of referring to particular passage
of my history--this, to such spirit if not vic
tory, is yet revenge"
To this the Secretary ofWar returns lengthy
reply, and Gen. Scott again retorts:
any silence, under the new propagation, has
been the result first Of pity, and next Of forget
fulnesa Compassion is always due to IN enrag-
ed imbecile who lays abont him blows which
hurt only himself, or who, at worst, seeks to
side his opponent by the dint of naughty words.
The following is the concluding letter Of the
correspondence
sWAR DEPARTMENT, May 81, 1856.
SIR: have received your letter osthe goth
inst. The delay for which you make hypo-
critical apology has strengthened you to resume
the labor Of vituperation, but having only in
this correspondence stamped ron with falsehood
and whenever ron have presented q tangible
point, convicted you BY conclusive proof, lhaye
ceased 10 regard yoar abuse, and as you pre-
sent nothing in this letter which requires re-
mari, am grati6edto be relieved from the nee
essitv Of further exposing your malignity and
/ depravity. Your obedient servant.
- ., JErrKRsox DAVIS
eBrsvet Lieut. Gen. Winfield Scott"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Annfhe1 Murder.


Our city was again the theater last night OF
a bloody tragedy in which one life was sacrificed
and probably another will yet be.
The circumstances of the case as near as we
could learn them, were as follows: Mr.. Philip
Jacoby, sausage manufacturer on Second street
near Almond, came home about six o'clock in
the evening, and found two of his journeymen
in dispute, and ordered them out of the house,
but they refused to 60. He then attempted to
put them out when one of them made an attack
upon him with butcher knife inflicting wound
ON the arm which severed the radial artery,
causing him to bleed to death in few minutes.
Another person who interfered named Henry
Damboll, received severe wound, and it is fear
ed, will prove mortal. The man who killed Mr..
Jacoby is said to he named Wilhelm Dorell, and
escaped. Two others Of the party named Hen.
~ Millhouser and VIM. Curry were arrested and
locked up in the calaboose for examination to-
day.-St Louis Intel
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

One hundred and twenty-five hogs were
frozen to death at one Of the railroad depots at
Dayton on Sunday night The editor of the
Dayton Journal speaks pathetically of the sad
appearance Of the dead animals, their features
"being stifened in the last expression Of suffer
ing, in which the frosty king Of terrors seized
them"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

eB Major Heiss will commence the publica-
ton Of new paper in the city Of Washington
about the first of March, to be called 'sThe Eve
ming Times"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

GoINa Coke! GoNE THE ice broke up
and moved off in the river last night about
o'clock, and we look for clear channel this
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

s A FAMILY FROZEN TO DEATH.-The Hampstead
H. ~ Inquirer says that colored woman and
three children were frozen to death at Cedar
Swamp during the severe snow storm of last
week. She lived in a hut which was very open,
and which freely admitted the wind and snow.
On Monday, the neighbors, not seeing any move
ment about the house, and the door opened, and
knowing that the husband was away, went over
and entered the dwelling, when they found the
woman and three children. in bed, frozen to
8 .e., = u. E
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

w We learn from Life in the West, pvb.
lisbed at Sig Courtney, that not drop of liquor ia
now sold in that place. Mr.. Start has been
putting sellers through under the law.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

tag Skating At New Orleans and Mobile,
slesghing in the Carolinas, six feet drifts at
Richmond, the river frozen over, mercury 50
fraction below zeron At Cheraw, S. O., chickens
AID pigeons froxe to death in all the Southern
States, were some Of the incidents Of the late
sscold termo ct the South.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

4 u The river is open at Keokuk. The ice
went out on Saturday last.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

sEA late letter from China states, that the
Governor Of Canton has, during the short time
he has held Office, lbeheaded more than sew.
enty thousand persons. Il Is = pity that the
bloody wretch docs not venture within reach Of
the British guns, also, the Emperor who ap-
pointed and sustans him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

FouSp.-We learn that the body Of = man has
been recovered from Flint River, supposed to be
one Of the party Who stole the span Of horses
and wagon, the horses having been drowned in
that stresm. something ovcra week ago. The
Coroner vss called 70 vics the body yesterday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
"WAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. %. ,o6.

tsWAR DEPARTMENT, Feb. 90, '66.
"SIR: have received your letter dated Jan.
81, and proceed to notice its contents @
"You have persisted in making your letters
official, and have thus forced upon me the OBJ.
ligaton to receive them and reply, in such terms
seem to me appropriate, to the baseiess accu-
sations which derive their only importance from
the high standing you occupy. ~
Another instance of your capacity, in the
same breath to beg for sympathy and uttersan-
der, is your accusation that have endeavored
to provoke duel with an old soldier, known to
be so lame in both arms as to write with difficult
ty and pain.
''Those ignorant Of the fact, that the great dis
ability of which you complain was the result of
a fall upon the pavement in New York, would
naturally infer from the introduction Of the
phrase old SOLDIER that Yon were by wounds re-
ceived in battle disqualified for self Defense and
every generous heart that believed your asser-
ton, would visit with indignant censure the un-
manly attempt to involve wounded veteran in
personal combat But no such purpose was en-.
tertained You had given notice to the world
that you would not act upon the sentiment which
makes gentleman responsible to any one whom
he assails when in the vigor Of manhood. You
pleaded sense of religion and patriotic scru-
Piles, as reasons for not answering to the person
al defiance of an aggrieyed officer, Gen. Jack
son. your superior in military rank, and infinitely
above you in every other respect-and it was
not TO be supposed that you would, at this time,
take different ground. But no disability, no
age, no plea of ofconscientious scruples can be ad.
mitted to shield slanderer from rebuke, and
when you gratuitously imputed to me motives
injurious and offensive to me as ia man, address
ed to you an unofficial note, and fixed on you
the brand OF ialsehood, which you vainly endea-
yor to wash awsy with your unfailing food Of
abusive epithets. Your obedient servant,
IHrr n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

az The Milwaukee Sentinel acknowledges
the receipt of six California straws-rye and
barley. The rye straws measured an; inch and
: quarter in circumference, and the barley
straws one inch and . sixteenth. California
sJuleps,' it is said, are Of proportionate size.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Is AAr,n Burr defined law 70 be !: "What-
ever . boldly Asserted and saccessfally main
|tainsd." s' 's'1 s,.ss Il IS .:s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
To this communication Gen. Scott replies as
follows, under date of March 20:

s ..To Brevet Lieutenant General Winfield Scott
r. An
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

.lss1a..l - - ..l. 60 -.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

or THE LATE HIs. >.
the corner Of nrsadcs and Esao sreeis~Three Valuable
Lots of Ground fronting on Bacchus street
BY N. vIGNIE, Auciioneer.
at Banks, Arcade Masaz,ie street viii sod pubic
srcs New Orleans, for account of said
thereon square bounded by Dryades Erao
pna s cpa so tie ]
Certain Lot Sf Ground w wo,s,oy a fame house
msssSiss aa @ hIysSes
i"es lives wd lie use @ q which, sad
Bank of Louisiana which there is stock note c Piss
g. g % ehseq sp rs 6 II 1851 ana
Another Lot of Ground adjoining the above described
W mh & Fec II ont on
ssps
Louisiana which there is sock note Of s4s3 81 payable
s. Another Lot Of Ground adjoining above descreedone.
sss y % hs e @
sr answsef s I Sg
having he buildings TsgehsT wiz xsa
1 aad S0sa
Grouad the square bounded by Bacchus CAL
sa O Of 81 r9n"d a msaug Shs 81 sG nas inches 5 S.
e parallel M lines sa a Th s "rs S e
of s93 ST. payable and renewable onthe LIST January
Another of adjoione the above described
having the measure T1gether wb twenty shares s % Of
payable and renewable on The LIST January 1859.
s. her Lot adj nisv the described measuring
80 feet 10 inches acchus by depth Of III feet
10 inches and lines The line dividing from the above
crbed % inches the line. Together with
shares of the capital stock of the Citizens Bank of
Louisiana which there stock of S8 TO- payable
and renewable on the lst JHnuary, 1874
The whole according plans which will be exhibited at
sale.
Terms Conditions cash. For the balance the
purchaser the paycn of ae stock due the
Gi1sens Bank and for the remaining part, credit of
ard for notes secured by mortgage snt
and bea interest rom date until maturity The rate Of
maturity un'il fun, paid at III"
rate Of per The hui dnes be insured
against the risk fire, and the pol cies transferred the
vendors
Acts of sal before P. c. Cuver, Esq, Notary Public.
a q las i6 EeI
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
M s. CHANDLER,
DENTIST,
rs-oFFIcE and RESIDENCE. .I...- I'D
176 Carondclct street,
das 1y2W corner OF Lafayette.

Mr.. j. p. LANGDON NAY BE CONSULTED
No. 50 CAMP STREET,
Over ihe Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company, ,,,
For all Diseases of the THR0ATand LUNGS, also DYS-
PEPsIA q the and ether eomPls!ns COM
Dr LANGDON would remind those who may be lsboring
under incpien affections of the Throat and Lungs
he importance Of giving th seves timely ention as
only time that these diseases can be
treated with certainty of success -,
Al Dr. H. Is accustomed deal frankly with his patients
none need apply sad to their true condition and
n ali cases gratuitous d2sa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

ClTIzEss' BANK OF LouIsIAEA,}
New Orleans, Dec. ~, 1857. !
Aar NOtice-H0lders of coupons issued by
Municipality Of No. of the city Of New Orleans City Bank,
Sam r. Arrod G. rockingham and Jos. Fowler Jr, and
Of and Rsroad due and payable In New
deposited with the Bank Of America, New York. where
they will be paid on demand on and after that date.
d22 tja4 EUG, ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
ONLEArs 1HEATEIt = ORLEANS sra

ONLEAss 1'HEATEIt = ORLEANS srKKKr--
TUESDAY. Dsesnbsr ~
w + .ss a5a. H. nss LOVES
Deer: s,slssh; Pe,teru..s. !.
p.raassts Second Boss d % Pit u. fhird dsilsry
cents. y. ssss sseursa unIsss paid sor. d0
or. CHARLES THEATEn-sr. cHARLEs s..
3. Lsssss Aad Mspaser.
TUESDAY EVENING. Dec %. 1857.
III II -
ns rss f.
Tagedan Florence; i've chsacsers by Mrs. Forenee with
q Circle ssd
tickets. @ a IS cents: fia f.iysss Boxes eseS
rs 0''D 'A''' IRON = e. O. cuEsLEY Treasurer.
CsIsF's GAIETY-oKAvIER sTRBsT-
s.sss ..d Manager II w ciSHINg "A Gntsa
srch..ss Of Tme-Doon open =. o'clock performances
| to commence at precisely.
TUESDAY EVENING. December %, 1857.
Second appearance Of the eminent American Tsgedesns
.s pss ss. S.a
NJ e. by ths strength of ths Company
s.n
| and Mr.. chas Hale will apprar
&S-WednosdsJ--Third night Of Miss Eliza Logan.
Miss Louise Reeder has arrived and wi shortly appesr
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-ress Circle and Parqustts7s-
cents Family Circle 30 cents; Gallery Is Coored Gal
ery 5 cents Qusdroon Piyste Boxes ea7s cents; Gle.
. z .s r
/ where seats can be secured
| dD w. CANNING. Aet'g Man. and Treasurer
| SrALDrsa = RgsEEs, ssEaEss AUsEU1 AND AArHl-
81. Charles street, aa corner H Il o.mn.re,., Place.
G. r. spaldins Busiaes. Manager
" Y. hoeeet Equesfrian Aanaser
henry haresnide. Treasurer.
| THE HRw ORLEANS CIRCUS
In the Amphithester with the principal living RIDER Gym
nasts Acrobas Ciowns, etc, Ey Ely NIGHT EVERY SAT
| gRDAI NOON, and on NEW WARS and EIGHTH OF
Misunderstanding Cents Chdres tes Servants
Box Office open from N. 61< r. NJ Curtain
| precisely 7h At night and 12k o,cisck 1t
Doors open r. NJ for Night Shows and II A. ~ for Md
/ Day shows.
THE WORLD-RKEOWNRD
SIA XESE TWINS, CHANG AND EEGf
With their children Obey both married and have
children eacb) JOSEPHINE daughter Of Chang and STE
COL WOOD will hold their Levees in the MUSEUM for
week EVERY DAY, from II to u A. NJ 2to 3h T. NJ, 81
These acknowledged pieces Of Natures freaks after
retirement Of 10 through the United States
by the SWISS WARBLER, SIG. GIUIoCHIo. and the GYM
BAL of Holy Writ
Admission Cents Children servants Gents. d2s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

r FIRE PROOF SAFES.-GENU SAL
nm AMANDER EWILDERs PATENT. with Riehs
Hsl Improvement Longer in and more thoroughly
L. with uniform than other Safe in tho
5AA world We securing Safes with the csle
patent La Belle Lock- which has been picked
blown open with powder. sss
The most splendid Safes, Plate and Money
of red in this MARKET hand at Store ~
RAyIER street, New Orleans. Call and the stock Prices
10 suit the times 'ss = STEARNS 4 MARyIN-s8
ul6 4mdkW s. GUTHRIE. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29

CiT1ZENS BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Dec. ~. 1857.
"a This Bank will be. closed Friday,
next 25t Christmas Day also, the First and
Eighth OF January Paper falling due these days will
be preceding Thursdays and intended
die be offered on the Wsdpesdays preceding
EUG. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-29
NEW DIsCOVERY.-THE THE GREATEST AND
n MOST WONDERFUL IN THE WORLD.


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The thin
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attention Of and Of the public Is called 70
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The stomach clesnsed the blood purified and
by s from TINS oss'n and hoi0
!. Prompt and radical Of ali diseases generally
5 venseal yphilli.S hepSio scorbueal go9ty rhsu
mae and nervous ana 5o9 are completely cured
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= un1nER Observation-Disclosures
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81.
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100000 feet x wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine GElLlNG,
tongued and groored nj. ,,o,,
100000 feet ~ dressed Florida yellow Pine FLoo
| ,oo o,o . ing SQUARE @ % edged edii,pppo.pne
100000 feet dressed WEAIu EhBoAhpns 4, =,
l,500OO0 feet rough Yellow fne CONSISTING Of lhcn
| Boards Wesherboards, scanting, Joisls, etc..