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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-31
New York Dry Goods aaPket.

NBW 1URK, DEC. ., 1854.
The Irdependene has the following aDrv
Goods The usual sta9nation Of trade ii,
Christmas week prevails. The demand for
all goods is slight for the moment. hut
stocks are light aud prices firm. The mills
are at work on Spring goods, and many
foreign sty.ss will be produced. Ol
home made for the coming season printed
caiicoes are very firm, and prices tend up
ward; the best styles arc scarce. Both
bleached and unbleached shirtinrs IN
sheetings are scarce aud Inactive; prices
are arm
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"a chap over in East Burlington, who
knows enough to take his hand OF hot
stove, gives the part Of creation he lives in
the following character. He is the same
fellow that came to town bare-footed last
summer. and took up lodgings 90 long in
the old omnibus on Water street. That's
all Eye Local. knows Of him. He is
piqued at 10 because we refused to pay
him two dollars and halffor the last three
quarters OF . cord Of wood he sawed for Us.
He carries on the ood-butchering" bu-
siness in East Burlington, but seems to
have spite against the town. Hear him /:
EAST BURLINGTON, Dec. o, "a.
Mr.. G. DUNHAH-f No do live in East
Burlington We get the HaUk-ENe, and mo-
ticed thls A. n. in its columns, an article
perpctrated by Eye brilliant Local" set
ting IN all down indiscriminately "a pack
Of thieves. The facts Of the matter are
these: When Burlington in her innocence
and purity, runs Of her "three card mon
tie'' fellows and housebreakers, they in
trudo their unwelcome presence upon us.
Keep your thieves and gambleEs ct home
and we will no longer offend your honest
Vest B. principles, or let "Ye Local" bring
his pocket book over. and we will show
him trick in our innocence and purity
We also have . punching machine here,
commonly known - "Bunch of Fives''
with which We frequently mutilate some
Of your Burlington Sports and their friends
-s0 it - not our FAULT that We are infested.
FivEs.
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The Fereign Trade Or New YSrH

The important entries OF the past week.
including the dry goods table in our last
paper, amount to q, 272, 40, against 8. 267..
4l4 the corresponding week last year. The
export clearanoes Of domestic produce
amount to IS, ,979, against q, sos, LIZ the
same week last year. The export or specie
amounts to 81, 760, 900, against $751;, 900 the
Same week last year. The customs of the
week $400, 900. fe
The Import Entries at New York, z xclu-
sive Of Foreign Specie, from the lst of jan
uary to the oath Of December, instant, by
our weekly
Statements amount to. .$2O5, 496. 4O3
Against 1853 (monthly) ............. lS4,240.o5l
Increase to date. ............. ......2l ,255 $50
The Export clearances of domestic pro-
duoe and miscellaneous goods. including
Foreign articles re-experted, amount
from
Let January to 2lst December $50, I42
Against same time 1868, (month-
ly)...... LIT, Isl, OSO
Increase to date. 40, lOO, O62
THE export ofgold and silver from New
York from the LIST Of January to the oath OF
December
Amounts tO....... ~ O3O, OOO
Against same time lS63............. Al, S65, OOO
Increase to date. .................. 81. 1865 O(O
The Customs Gold Revenues OF New
York, specially pledged 10 the paymer.x o
the Interest ON the Funded and Fur.dabls
Gold bearing Public Debt Of the Unitef
States, from the lst of January to the 24tl
Of Deceu
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A DssERrER IN LrABo.-Frank Farrell,
the worthless scamp that broke into q sa-
loon on Water street about two months ago,
and afterward enlisted in order to get out
out Of jail, deserted short time sine, and
on Tuesday last again made his appear
ance in this city. He was arrested and ia
ken to the Provost Narshal's Office where
he produced discharge papers issued to
Frank w. Taylor Of the 35th Illinois, and
had the effrontsry to claim them as his
own. Being known, the silly subterfuge
availed him nothing, and be now lies in
Jail. However, he managed to destroy the
papers in question, which gave the soldier
to whom issued the highest character for
worth and bravery, and enumerated the
engagements in which he hadparticipated.
Their destruction was acowardly act.
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~ EpileDtic FITS can ~ CureA t-Dr
LCCXROw having become ennifr&ntiy successful
IN curing this terrible 0lalAdC, invites all siml
lariy AFFLICTED to call send Ar circulars Of ref.
erences and Testimonials OF 1s.znerous cassS cur
ed OF from one to wenty-dctzr PEARS stanting.-
OF the Ceraoro-Spinal Axis. % Nervous Eystem,
and soltcits an invest satia Of lis Claim 10 pub
uc cOnibs1ance. WI,
He may be consulted at Ms 1,.iva.e residences.
Ne Isl West I'D stroet dat y o ON 70 A. NJ until
AP NJ, except Saturday ekad Sunday. address
all letters to DIR. N. g. LOCK0OW.
Care ofP. o. BOx.slIA NoN York.
octtt-dAwSm Ft
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How 4 s0oAxBR" STOLE 4 RIDB.-Yes.
terday an honest farmer came to this city
to purchase an axe, and having made
choice Of Z good article placed it in his
wagon and started for home. he had pass
ed over about three miles on his return,
when he met one Of his neighbour perfect
wag, whom No will call, Jones, on his way
to Burlington on foot, and the two paused
IN instant to converse. Jones soon espied
the axe and inquired it, price. 1.-TWO dol
lars and . half" was tho answer. "As
much a. that" he returned, "Who did
you buy of" The farmer named the
6rm. "Weu," said the other, "that IL an
outrage; I bought one there yesterday fer
. dollar less, and they haye cheated you"
The man in the wagon was not slow to ex-
press his indignation ct being overcharEed,
especially By a firm to which he gave all
bis patronage. But" said the sympathi-
zing neighbor, ''let me tell you what "a
do. Turn right about, go back with me,
and wen make them disgorge." The pro-
posal was complied with, and both rode te
the city together. Entering the establish.
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COL0ArE'0 hay ~ SOAP.
This celebrated Tollets3s ap, IA ssch univoEs
Sal demand. u made fro.As ,e choleAse match.
ais. "a mild and emoutss ,t in Us naturs. fsa.
grsntly scented, and Ksrens5 henencial
in IT. action upon the - in. Fer sals By Ill
DEugx.sts and Fancy GesJ DcAlsrA 4@
tlA0ESlkWiY
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We have been favored with an advance
copy Of the Cincinnati Price Current, from
which We take the following:
The receipts during tho week, the season.
and, comparatively, some other seasons.
were "a follows:
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DIED.

Al Denmark, Dec. 18th. Mr. CYHcs MoNnou.
aged 81 years. He died instantly, Il Is su opposed
Of An affection of the heart. Els friends sr
cOmforted with the hope and kelief tina: he was
ready. and that 70 him. it wa1 gain to die,
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Amount to IS 520, 935
Against same time 1859. 81. $40. 762
Increase 1t New York alone. -. %. ZIG. i73


CINcINNATT, Wsdnesday, Dec. q. 4
0a1ssRD Hostile receipts Of hogs
e. e very light to-day. footing up only l..
the markets openss 6rmer, and the adj
vance which was contended for yesterday
was established. The whole range may
now bequ0ted ct 3l4009l5 90 - 100 ihs net.
40 b averages would sell at )l475. The
recetPts for the week ending yesterday
We we're 8. ~ head, making for the season
5S7,6AS head. The receipts during the
ing an excess in favor Of this year OF 25. 4l6.
The total number to be packed here this
season viii probably reach 400, 900.
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"A minister Of the gospel. while pass
- down Main street the other day heard
~ eeio Of woman. which appeared to
- itom . lonely cot. occupied by Son
~hin. The good man entered the house,
sslbehold there was Nike batting his Bid
lypith the hoop Of whisky barrel. The
= gentleman, Of course, demonstrated
.allnst such barbarors conduct, telling
NJ that he ought not to do such thines;
A1he ought to remember that . woman
"a nil vessel, etc. "A weak weasel, -
aaher," responded Nike, IAN shure an
~ Tho raxin that am hoopinglher." "
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-31

RExExBER THE PooR.-In the midst OF
your preparations to render the holiday
season pleasant and joyous to your imme-
date family and friends, do not forget that
there are those among US who possess few
of tho comforts and mono Of the Injuries
6lifs. It Is duty which every man owes
70 bis race to smooth the rugged pathway
q the poor, and - far a. may Be, alleviate
To miseries Of poverty and pinching want.
Lst 10 Ill discharge that sacred duty dur
aag IL Holiday season, by looking up
thoss Who require our sympathies and
Charities, and sharing with them the boun-
~ which kind Providence has bestowed
cpe2 1s:
when chill December's surly blast,
Makes field and forest bare,
And driving SHOWS and nipptng froatD,
kAl all the Wtntry mir:
When all without r. chill and cold -3aA
And all Wttntn II choee
On! think OF those whose worldly lot,
- cherries. dark and drear." es
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.OTICE.-The.n q,

NOTICE.-Ihe: - ext anaual neeting
An OF the memberssot the'Elxiington Insuf-
anco COMPANY. Tor Ia Election OF q Board OF
Directors aud the transs .cticn 81 other business.
viii pc held ~ the Csfsy of the Company, No 81,
Court street, !setwsan TNint AMI Fourth, on
"wednesday. January 4th f>Un at one O'Clock
.. IN. As tnsiness clI lpD,tatace viii he brought
before the meeting, it - desirabts ;ha: as mNny
OF the members DAeS As can 10 AXE IL conve-
nitnt 20 DO 80. VIZ. A. TORREY,
deco david Secretary.
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Bosls Tor the Season

We have received from the publishers
Asssrs. Crosby and Ainsworth, III Wash
iagtsn street, Boston, some pretty books
* Holiday presents, Handsomely printed,
eeund and illustrated. Among them Rot
10y; Life In tho Woods; A Boys Nara.
dive e the Adventures Of ssttler's Fami.
Ih Canada; Romantic Belinda, book
tx Girls, by Mrs Tuthill; Grace's Visit, OF
- wrong way to cure Fault; Freaks on
The Fells, or three month"; rustioation and
Why did not become Sailor, by Ballan-
tyne; Rose Marion and the Flower Fairies
by Nm. Child; Tit-Bits, or bow to prepare
: nice dish at . moderate expense, by Mrs
Aaieht &C., &c. For sale at Corse's Bool
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Diseases Of the NervoGs >, SeaAAnak. Orr!
treatment-ia Reports OF ne HOWARDAaE0-
CATION. Sent by mail In 'ssAlel letter envsl.
opes. free Of charge. AddFo ~ Dr.. J. SKILLM
EOUGHTON. Howard Asec ciataya, No sCtAth
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
ynanyl .ddWlY -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-31

Qua EDITORIAL PonT1AIr GALLERY il
6lling up rapidly. We are receiving two
or three editors by every mail. We have
enough portraits already to fill an album
Of medium sixe. But there are good
many yet back We are anxious to receive.
And We hope to get photograph and au.
tograph from every editor in the State.
We shall be glad T. exchange with ali.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-31

REUNION OF TH1 PRESBYTERIAN
CHuRCH.-The Revs. N. L. Thompson, N.
9. Burt and I. G. Moufort commence the
publication Of : new monthly paper to be
called NE "Reunion Presbyterian, !" with
ne year. It Is to be published at Cincin-
tnan 1t u 90 for single subscriptions. and
~ Usual deduction to Clubs. We have
s'ready noticed this enterprise once; but
nr tear that tmay have been overlooked,
We again cali attention to Il.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-12-31

"Y8 LoCAI."-Yesterday wsgot Dixon's
picture In character. He u represented In
the Sanctum grading out editorials with
. quill pen ofmonstrous proportions. h.
side him il . bowie knife and revolver.-
At his fbet monster bull dog. A terrible
club il very adjacent, and on the table Z
bottle Of Hoststter's Bitters. Those who
admire Dixon's Wit, (he II the sharpest To-
cal In the State) are invited to como and
see the picture.
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FoLlc1 ITEks.-A day or two ago man
was taken before Justice Harris on the
charge Of drunkenness and fined te,, cents.
Big thing!
Another individual the same day was ar
raaensd before Justice Wilcox and fined 81
end costs.
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~There il Just as much satisfaction in
hunting for . needle in hay.mow, raf-
ding for things at q fair, or searching for
silver and gold beneath rainbow, a. there
10 in Q certain mans word in this city,
whom We shall ficticiously call Mr.. Du-
zenbury. Duzenbury lives on Main street.
The scales of his life are satisfactorily bal
anced by q wife-Mrs. Duzenbury. But
Duzenbury has his failings; be is impru-
dent, easily Influenced, doesn't keep his
word, and has = chronic affection of drouth
in the throat. Not that he drinks to ex-
cess, but loves now and then to tip . glass
Of grog, just to make the feet lift easy
Well, last evening Duzenbury meandered
down town, having assured his confiding
partner he would soon be back, and enter
ing . we'll known restaurant, in his rich
silvery tones called for drink" He9ot
It and took six or eight others to keep it
company; and 80 1t came to pass when he
started home it was very late and he was
very badly fuddled. His prolonged alb
sence alarmed Mrs. Duzenbury, and ct
last hastily enveloping herself in . shawl
she started in search of her leige lord, but
had to 80 no further than the gate, where
he lay torpid as chilled lizard. Her anx-
iety was sllayed. She did not disturb him.
but passed back into the house, saying ssil
he had q mind to lie and get drunk too, he
might take care Of himself" ssDuz'' this
morning possessed = set offrost bitten hands
and ditto toes. He has 0ur avmDathv.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

To Consampitves,-Thea advertiser. having
been restored to health In . few weeks. by -
very simple remedy. after having suffered sever
.! years with . severe lung affection, and that.
dread disease. onsumption-isa anxious to maka.
known to nts fellow-sufezers the means ofcure..
To all who desire 1t, he will send . copy OF tho
prescription used free OF chargeh With the direc>
ticns for preparing and using the same. which
they win find sur care for Cbrs.,pspsion. Asts--
ma. bronchitis. &C. The only object OF the advcr-
tiser In sending the Prescription "a TO benefit tho
sf!1.cted, and spread Information which he coo-
ceives to be Invaluable, and he hopes every suf--
ferer will try his remedy. - IL viii cost them
nothing. and may prove biesssng. s.l
Parties wishing the prescription will please,
address Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON,
dec3o-w3m Wflliamsburgh, Kings Co., N. II,
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n.srr0r rHn ENnoLElgDNr LSn.-Wa
.sn.h today Circular nom the Adju-
- (eneral's o6Ace, to which " would
~ - attention Of our readers. Al Gen.
- says, ''ths subject should receive
q attsntion Of town, precinct, and ward
- and Quantities" Read the Cir
~ md carry out it, suggestions.
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MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE n. TH0xAss
Tho Louisville Journal is responsible for
the following:
1--WE learn that another DISTINGUISHED
Major General was In this city last week,
with orders to the front to su percede Gen.
Thomas. II seems that his policy was not
understood; his retreat upon Nashville was
thought to be wrong, and when he retreat
and the authorities complained, so his re-
call was decided upon. Els successor was
appointed, and reached Louisville on his
way to Nashville, but paused in our city,
when 1t was announced that Thomas had
remounted his cavalry, furnished his ar
tillery with fresh horses, and made sally
upon the ieftof the rebel line, and In TWEEN.
ty-four hours doubled Gen. Hoods divi-
sions upon one another in q maze Of en-
tanglement. His gallant successor was dc.
lighted, for he is . true patriot and cot1rte-
GUS soldier, and desired nothing bu. the de.
feat of the rebels
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-. Additional list Of casualties Of lows
soldiers near Nashville: Peter Walls, q
Iowa battery, arm; 8. g. Hill. Colonel SSH
1wa; James flanagan, D, 18th; Johr
Wsasoh, 9, 35th; Sanford c. Laden, B, z
cavalry; J. Jordan; c, 18th; E. Palmer, I
q Cavalry.
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THE CITY.

II issaid East Burlington II over.
In thieves and villains who do moth
Int subsist b. plunder. There il q
~ neet of them there, and It should
= hrokon up.
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- The upper circles Of colored society
had ball lsst night ut Turners' Hall We
d q not attend, but learn that it went OF
very we'll The company was not large,
Init NAlanA
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oeces-Eam Wniamspurgn, hin2s 90, ~. IL
The xev Leather 4 since Store.
McConnel's New Leather and Shoe store is on
Main street, south OF Jefferson, thee doors from,
the State Bank ~
II you want 70 get the best Sole Leather Ha-~
ness or Sktrttng. Go to MCCONNELLrA
If you want an extra quality ~ Upper Lear.
ther. Kip or Calf Skins Of any kind
Go TO McCONNELIiS.
II goa want Innings, Topiass, Binding ,shoer
Nails or Threads Of the best quality.
Go to MoCONNELLA.
II you want eng kind Of Snoe-nakers Tools.
NO matter OF what description. .#E.sa-sfl
GO 20 MccoNNEx.L,s.
If You want a pair Of Custom- Made Boots. fos.
Men or Boys superior to any ever sold. In this:
city. Go TO McCONNELLss !.
II lady wants the best hind Of Calf Boots on
ehoes to suit the season. she wiiiget them
At McCONNELL,a
II you want preparation that will. maze,
your Boots and Shoes soft and pliabls to youE
feet, ana perfectly watsr-pfoof
ea MccoNNRLLs
is the only place to get it.
In fact. whatever you may want in thelineef
Leather, Shoes or material used by shoe roaA-s
ers. your bet chance to get them VIII be ~
At McCONNELLa
AL orders by mail OF ftom distance, accoua-
panied oy the CASH, viii receive prompt and
careful attention. -fF @ M
We hope oar friends viii give NJ cx semc ti-
al orders. - Idec23.W0
sore Throat, Ce1sh, Cold, and siznilar
troubles, Il suffered to progress, result In sori-
GUS Pulmonary Bronchial aud Asthna.ic a6ec.
ttous oftsntimes incur2ble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE1
are compounded so a. to reach directly tAs seat
OF the disease and give almost instant reissf. w
The TR0CHKs are offered with the fullest COM
ndence in their efficacy; they have. been tho
roughly tested. and maintain the gooei reputa-
ton they have justly acquired. For Pubic
Speakers, Singers, Military Osfcars Acl thope
who ove.-sAx the voice. they a<e usefA IN re-
i.eviny an Trritated Throat. and will render ar
ticulatson easy. To the soldier exposed to sud-
den changes in the weather they viii give
promp. relief in Coughs and Odds, and csn b.
carried Ia the pocket to be taxi "a ascension res
Quires. csa ssssEf ns@s
sold By All Dealers in Msdici nes d Scents pes
49,
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AWAY dA80 OA08s-A0 l0l0Au&O0t me-
3 sAout 80 or IS years Of age. the slAve Of
=. wilson, Of Lagrange. Mississippi came
it6A Union army some two or three years
3 - served Lieutenant Howard until
= aspiration Of hin term Of service last
Nland then came with him to this city.
! gnce than he has worked about town for Q
nd many people. Howard gives him al
s1ollent character - faithful and coura-
nous, often taking nnusket and going In
n hattie. The persons who have employed
d here speak highly Of his good dsport-
S16tan1 faithful performance ofeny work
Iva him. Jack is ~ likely and good
sadiHoned .boy'' = can be found, but
silA his newly acquired rights - the own
{ Il himself, and his ignorance Of affairs
p this way, he u not match for the crafty
yalains In the substitute business. In the
aDncs Of Mr.. Howard . sharper got hold
dJack the other day and piled his arts to
~ advantage. He took him to his house,
- Ill his blandiahments upon the negro.
&1uced him to enlist and had him sworn
= The substitute scoundrel gave Jack
Sx, took GAS himself and paid = lawyer,
Mo u silent partner in the business, IS.
Jack knew nothing about what substitutes
No worth-supposed thewar pretty much
.ovw and thought he was getting the mar
1T price. Now he knows better and thinks
b opght to have some redress. He has
bssa sworn in and il willing to 80 and
rsodY to fight for his freedom and the sal
vatiea Of the country. But while hs perila
his lie for the nation he thinkscivil or mil
ita4y law should right this wrong which
has bean perpetrated upon him by these
pests q society who are fattening upon the
blood Of Uncle Sans boys II we were
Provost Marshal Of this district somebody
vesld. disgosgs, and that soon. Unless
.sems remedy IL found we shall be COM
pGllsd to give the names Of these fellows
vao were smart enough to steal over Eve
hundred dollars from an honest hearted,
Aithfnl and industrious slave who is much
more Of man than either of them.
- Tho No nne Offho man UhN oNfAv,n yt-
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- A constable took charge Of . couple
Of "roughs" the other night at saloon on
the lsvee, because they were determined ia
fight, after he had advised them otherwise.
Upon searching one Of them, whose threats
justified the belief that he carried concealed
weapons, his pockets were found to oontain
three links Of Bologna sausage, piece ci
bread, two ambrotypes, broken jews
harp, . likeness Of Mcclellan. rusty dirk
knife, . large volcanic pistol, two eye-testh,
and big piece Of asafoetida. The "brick
In his hat might be added properly to the
inventory, especially - it was the cause Of
his getting int trouble. He said his name
Has MBilliuaarsoIl.v
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-. The names ofthe men who attempt
q to rob Mr.. Isaiah J. Brooks were g. r
1town. . stranger; Rudolph Halsted, Z
IN from Muscatine, and Samuel Darnel
4 East Burlington. Halsted and Browl
&e dead.
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S-Ths other night oiti1su who came
from sfar away DER tho dark blue go
attended the German Ball, and un6ortu-
nasely, like Noah Of old, inbibed . little
too freely, whereby he became confused
in his bearings upon starting for homo, and
instead Of reaching his own domicil.
brought up in . veterinary stable, corner
ofThird and Division streets. In the sta
BILE was horse that had died that night,
and the hero Of our tale laid down by his
aide and displayed the fondness Of his na-
ture by placing his arm affsctionately over
the back Of tho defunct Buoephalus. In
this striking position he wac found by the
proprietor Of the concern next morning.
And the latter wants the professor" to pay
for the horse, - We learn, asserting be
strangled hint
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Total for the week :.
Previously reported, .......
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

ment in question. Jones approached .
member of the hrm and said: "Didn't you
sell me A axe. like the one Mr.. L. bought
this morning, for dollar and . halff"
mo, sir." was the reply. ''Then," said
Jones, turning to L., ~ have lied, that's
ALL" and lied be had, besides committing
the ain Of stealing ride.