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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-13

WEDNESDAY, EVENTNO. Feb i0 I8G4
Hocs-Tne REGENTS ~ the varions wards
amount To ahorf ? Itx1. and for So moons erahe
a sunDly there has been a more active cnmneti
tior, tn.,, on any nreyinns dav n this seasnT,
The entered sales III IL ~ haaI fnr which
a hsher range Of nriees has been nait than anv
nreyiouslv noted heinz from ~ d1ra7 STiI "A M,
MS the hnIi al which were at ~ 01SE "a A an
Indication Of the value III which hnvs have heen
estimated to-day we ind such sales IA the fol-
lowing: lS3 averaging 1858 MS at IS 90: 82ayerae.
ing ls5 lbs at 81 d: $50 ayeraQina N6 hs Mt 40 n
and I9l averaging 2S2 ihs at 81 az There were
not few hectares hnzar,led ID Ia the r.a,se ~
such state OF things. and not ! few inquiries p
to the probable range of prices which Live HO0e
won Id attain in thu, course, of a few weeks ON
Yesterday the market rose from lN0I5e. and To.
day a further advance OF 25c y 100 rs was made
or rather eagerly offered and accepted These
results have. however. been caused bv an extra
demand being made upon the restricted supply
oft 10 Nv fl,rp lad ok h}nn ND
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TO CONTRACTORS

IN III6 tIHUtTS1SIIeU VIII TtCtIVG UlUB IOr
building bridge across Longs Creek, in Benton
township, on the Burlington and TOOlsbOrOugh
road. until the 18th day Of March next. Said
bridge to be built in accordance with the follow
ing specifications, viz: Two abutments and one
pier of stone, hammer dressed; the abutments
TO be 30 feet long at the bottom and "a feet at the
top, and feet wide at the bottom and four feet
at the top, and IS feet high, with wings extend
bottom and "a feet at the top. IL feet wide at the
bottom and feet at the top, and Is feet high; the
woodwork to be two spans, 45 feet long each, the
same the two main spans OF Red Bridge,
across Flint Creek. The wood and iron work to
be done the same as said Red Bridge; reserving
the right to the Committee on Bridges to reject
all bids if considered by them too high.
WILLIAM GARRETT.
[feb5-4twl Clerk Board OF County Supervisors.
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Browns Bronchia, Troches.

"Ihare n~rer changed my mind respecting them
from The FIRST. creeping TO think get better Of that
,1fstch began kAt,tkE,ay MeN Of
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
The Ir0ches are O s.OS' Of tife to me
Prot. Edward North,
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, n. Y.
For Throat Troubles they are q specific
N. =. Willis.
TOO duorably knouya TO need communication. -
Hon. Chas. A. Phelps.
Pres. Mass. Senate.
Contain no Opium nor anything injurious
DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
An elegant combination for Cvnghs"
DIR. G. F. Bigelow, Boston.
"Irecon,necrd their use 10 Public Speakers"
Rev. +. Fl. Chaplin.
Non sotutQry relief in Bronchitis"
Rev. $. Siegfried, MOrristOwn, Ohio.
Very beneficial nhea suffering from, Odds"
Rev. 3. J. y. Anderson. St Louis
almost instant relief the distressing labor o.
breathing peculiar to n s9tntd."
Rev. A. c. EgglestOn, New York.
They hare suited my case e1dcfly relieving ny
throa. 50 that I could sing lctth ease =
T. Ducharme.
Chorster French Parish Church, Montreal
AS there are limitations, be sure to obtain the
genuine.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
in the United states and most Foreign countries
at . cents per box. fjan2-dAwlm
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From, the 25th Iowa.

cu, PERKINS. Madison CO., Ala, Jan.
~, lssl-MR. Ed Co.,
M ,l,h pagiment Iowa Vols, have been de-
..s s from the Regiment since the nth,
s~d soiournng at our present camp since
s IAN 18th. guarding the U. 5. M. X. H., for
msrIy the NJ. & {. r. r., and the water
.ank at this place.
ssyorable one. There Is an abundance OF
saese chickens, swine and tresh beef In the
ssS;scent country. Every few days, a for
INC marty deploy out, over and through
.sa Mountains. rarely failing to return with
sOmething relishable to the inner man.
Wa procure milk, butter and corn-bread,
rom our near neighbors, exchanging there
sr a little coffee, sugar, salt, or side meat.
Ne make connection with the outer world
ance day, through the agency of the train
an route for Huntsville, Alabama, to which
nIace the road was opened on the 10TH
is;en'l Logan, commanding our Corps, has
his Headquarters there.
Soon after our arrival here, we built q
sockade. There being some danger of be.
iny attacked by the guerrillas, who still in.
jest the surrounding mountains, we wish.
a TO be prepared for them in case they
should attack us.
Yesterday morning we were visited by
quite rain and wind storm. Upto the Both
We had enjoyed beautiful spring weather.
This A. NJ, the patrol found, secreted un
der the end of a tie, on the Railroad, a tor
redo. It is the second one of the hellist
machines that some Internal villain or vii
aims, have placed upon the track near here
The day we came down here, the tender o
the engine she was reversed-ran Over
and exploded one, but fortunately for those
On board the train, it caused no damage.
The Regiment left the camp at Woodville
on the S0th, for seven days scout across
the Tennessee river.
The health of our Company is excellent.
Ialmost forgot to mention, that the home
Of the notorious guerrilla, Captain Frank
Gurley, now prisoner of war, on John
son s Island, the murderer of General Nc
Cook, is in half mile of our camp. +.
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From California.

GAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1.-THE Senate
Yesterday decided against repeating the
s;peHe contract act, ayes II nays %. There
- general rejoicing over the result. The
, msses Of the people are unalterably de-
~ os.Mlned 10 transact their private business
r ~ me basis Of a metallic currency. In a
c ru.,ncai sense, the attempt to make paper
;r.ency circulating medium was an in
Inc ~ ihe Union party, without obtaining
oe desired object.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYE!
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Il the best in the World!

The only Harmless True and Reliable Dye k,sosS,s
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and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently
restoring its pristine color, and recties the i'll
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WILLIAMA BACHELOR, all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. FACTORY-Sl BARCLAY st. N. Y.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. Uune25-dAwly.
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NOTICE.-State Of Iowa, Des Moines

TO EDWARD ". STEWART,
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office Ofthe Clerk Of the District Court
OF said County, petition Of Hannah Stewart,
claiming of you an absolute divorce and 'dieeO-
luton Ofthe marriage contract, on the ground Of
your wilful desertion of her for more than two
defend, on or before noon OF the second day or
the next term Of said District Court, to be bezun
and holden in the City of Burlington, In said
County on the third Monday of April, A. d. 1894
default will be entered against you and jude-
ment rendered thereon. d. Y. OV ERTON,
feb5-w4t Atty for Plt'G
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Ladies' Union Aid Nociety have
made arrangements with Messrs Hooper & Long
Of the Barret House. to board and lodge, for 3
limited time ali soldiers who arrive in Buriing.
ton without means.
Sick Soldiers vii. be taken to the U. 8. Marine
Hospital, on application at the Office of DR. II. B
Ransom. on jefferson Street. Idec3d&wtf
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Take no more unpleasant and unsafe Medicines
For unpleasant and dangerous diseases, use
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
which has received the endorsement Of the most
Prominent Physic0ns n the U. .. Is now offered
following diseases and symptoms originating
from diseases and abuse Of the Urinary or Sexu-
cal Depression, Imbecility, Determinat,on of
Blood to the Head. Confused Ideas, Hysteria.
General Irritability, Restlessness and Sleepless-
ness at Night, Absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
Loss OF Appetite. Emaciation, Low Spirits, Dis.
organization or Paralysis of the Organs of Gener-
alton, Palpitation of the Heart, and, in fact all
state OF the system.
To insure the genuine, cut this out, Ask for
Helmbold's. Take no other. Cures Guaranteed.
See advertisement in another column.
jan27 WIN
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Stewards paper MObbed.

FAIRFIELD, Feb. s.-The veterans Of CO..
+, I'd Iowa Infantry, to-day, when starting
from here TO report at headquarters at Da-
venport, went into the Office OF the ConSt-
tRt'on ord Union, a paper edited by David
Steward. They threw the type and paper
out of the second story window, and also
,.cA....~-.,s ! - =. - c-in.iaa naoks.
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MONEY FROM THE SOLDIERS.-W. w.
Harper has received from the End Iowa
Cavalry the amount annexed to their
names, which they will please call for:
Henry Bair, $40; Albert Hustled, $40;
VIM. Vanice. so; Joshua Brown, $S; ID.
H. Harper, 80.
Also the following sums from the nth
Iowa Infantry
From D. 7. Hopkins for Tracy Hopkins,
$45; Q. r. Eads TO s. J. Eads, 80 ID. b.
Heller to Nathaniel Heller, so: James G.
Robinson to Elihu Robinson, $40; G. c.
Proctor to Julia Proctor, SIS; James r.
Cartwright to Mary Cartwright, us; John
McChestua to John McChestua, $50; II. c.
Haight to Isaac Tyson, $50; Jacob Fritz to
David Fritz, $50; w. p. T:lton to John
Tilton. $35; w. S. Tenant to Christina Te-
nant, $40 Alex. Bell to Eliza Bell, $40: X.
Driskeil to Sarah Driskell, $50.
GE- Tho masquerade ball Tuesday night
at Mozart Hall, was a magnificent affair ,as
we learn from those in attendance, and
conducted with perfect order and propr;ety.
Mr. EDITOR Nothing can appear more
sell-ev ident than that the educational wants
of this city demand a new and commodi-
Gus School House in the Dutchtown neigh
.
ing which is used there for school purpos-
e. is rented, and inconveniently fitted to
seat not more than fifty pupils, while the
enrolment is one hundred and twenty five,
and the average attendance one hundred.
To cram SO many pupils in so small .
| room, not only emoarrasses the teacher
aud prevents him from accomplishing
much good as he otherwise would, but from
necessity must operate against the comfort
aud happiness of those who attend the
school. No class of people in our midst
are more industrious than those who COM
prise this neighborhood. They are anxious
for the education of their children, and
knowing the teacher (Mr. DeHass) who
now conducts the school, we have every
reason TO believe that with suitable accom-
moda;ions he would soon be able to make
this school an ornament 10 the city, and the
children blessingin society.
The next annual school meeting will be
held ON the second Mondav in March, when
we believe it should be the duty Of the vo-
ters to attend to this matter. and see that
suitable provisions are made for the cree
ton Of such q building as the present and
future wants may require.
Voters should bear in mind that in ma
king provision tor u building of this kind,
the means should not be stinted, but suffi-
| GENTLY liberal to provide for every neces
sitv MANY CITIZENS,
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From Fort smith.

ro,, ~ :, LOUIS, Feb. l0.-Dispatches from
Of , smith. Ark, say that large meeting
,ho .oyai citizens and soldiers was held
T lass night to welcome General Curtis.
,b a1 I are entertained for the safety OF
sov, i'eaah Brigade, which has been moved
az S"i pa rom Fort Gibson to the north fork
wera a s, and Canadian River. They
~, e,e nshting largely superior forces under
''ohe"all at last accounts.
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DIED.

On the 10th of February, near Middleton. Des
consort Of John McAIaken, in the 9th year Of
her age.
Hamilton and Cincinnati (Ohio) papers please
copy.
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CHEcAGo, Feb. II.


FlOur-Duli.
Wheat-Less active and l,tai@c lower, market
closing quiet. Sales at 81 l794 for No. /; and
81 ia for No ..
Corn-Old entirely nominal. New firm at S3n
S3i6c, but towards the close was duh at sc
Oats--Quiet.
Eiighwincs-3c HI 9hev with light sales at Sc.
Dressed Hogs Active and 2h@5Dc = cwt. high
er, with sales 81 GTts7 % and - ., dividing on
200 ms.
Live Hogs tEzg.er and lee25c 7 cwt higher.
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Jan. 80, 1864.

Editor Hdrk-E Eye Winters cruel reign
appears to be nearing the last ditch in
this latitude, and for the past ten days all
has been hurry and hustle in this part of
the military world. The constant rumb-
Of cars, loaded with soldiers and their
quipage who take the boats at this place,
sni move down the river encourage us to
hope Mat we shall this Spring prove to be
the ''early birds which catch the worms"
The line of railroad between Memphis
and Corinth is being evacuated to
to supply troops for the expedition
The ID Division Of the 10Th Army Corps
passed down the river the first of the pres
ent week. The LIST Division is now aboard
the boats here, waiting for their pay, which
the paymaster is paying them as fast as
possible. Among the downward bound
forces notice the Sth, 18th, 18th, 18th, Sd,
and 18th Iowa infantry regiments.
Heavy cavalry forces are congregating
near here, turning over their superfiuous
baggage, and preparing for a march.
The infantry are ordered to take an extra
pair Of shoes for themselves, while the cav
airy are ordered to take an extra set of
shoes and nails for their horses, with ten
days ra,ions of coffee and hard bread and
twenty days rations Of salt. Of our desti-
nation, Of course, know nothing, but judy
ing from the orders received, presume we
shall not want for exercise for few weeks
to come. We have lately received large
number Of recruits for this regiment. We
now number near 100 men. over 1000 of
whom are fit for duty. We are well armed
and well mounted, and are at least one-half
stronger. than at any other time since We
zen Iowa. We rejoice in the command of
Major Datus E. Coon, who although not as
good a Judge Of whisky as some others. high
IN rank in the regiment, is undoubtedly by
Tar the best leader the regimen; affords, I'M
DER our Colonel Edward Hatch, for whose
speedy recovery and return, we earnestly
pray. We have four pieces of cannon at
tached to the regiment. am told that there
are 10 regiments Of cavalry congregating
here Tor the expedition. Ifthis is so, look
cut for news of a fight, foot race, or ''st,'at-
eGy my boy' soon.
The weather has been so warm as to pre-
eluce the necessity OF fires for the past
week, night or day. The roads are getting
cute dusty. We take no train, save ann
Daisaces. PIERCE.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Til Rev. f. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with o
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
tory of his case can be obtained of
Mrs. c. CAMERON, p. NJ,
ianll-dAw2m Augusta Iowa.
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~ Est. Of NEHEMIAH ~ REDDING, Decd.
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
has this day been appointed by the County Court
of Des Moines County, Iowa, Administrators Of
said-Estate. All persons holding claims against
said Estate, are notified to present the same to
said COnrt for allowance, and all pers0nsindebt
diate settlement with the undersigned.
ERASTUS WOODWARD.
Administrator.
Publish 20 days in Burlington Daily Hawk Eye
febi-W3ts II. c, OHRT. Co. Judge.
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COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet .Soop in such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and craouient in its nature, Iug70ntly scent
ed and extremely beneficial, in its action upon
the skin. For sale by ali Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. ian29-dGw1y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-02-13

We direct attention to the call for Coun-
ty Convention Of the Union Electors of this
county for the purpose Of selecting Dele
gates to the State Convention to be held at
the Capital on the I'D inst. 1t will be no.
ticed that the County Convention will meet
on Wednesday next, the 18th inst, in Ma
rion Hall. II this city, at one o'clock in the
afternoon. Let there be as many present
from al! parts of the county as can make it
convenient 10 attend.
A Newfoundland paper, in speaking of
the House of Assembly Of that Island,
eulogizes j, IN the following unequivocal
language: TAKE them for all in all, from
their speaker downward, we do not sup
pose that greater set Of low-liyed and
lawless scoundrels, as public men, can be
found under the canopy of heaven
Rev. James Paiey, son Of the celebrated
Arch Deacon paley, died lately III England
at the age OF 50.
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MR.. DuNHAM-D SIR II nave been
boring you little about the late move
Ment TO put Mr.. Lincoln ahead, just as if
ny: Lincoln wants any putting ahead.)
Now II | have any preference for Mr..
butler II - because prefer the "Butler
aespotism' to the Lincoln despotism," if
toere is any difference between them, and
mere 10 no difference only in the degree,
would prefer the one that has the largest
useree OF It. Their best acts have had the
Hutler is probably ahead. There is no one
inas appears to have any contempt for
MN, but show q genuine hatred and dread
q his power-the Copperhead, jeff. Davis
London Times, and all the enemies of the
country calling him tho Beast" This il
ene highest compliment attainable at this
nme. Although Lincoln man. / am a
6alter man still more. Yours &c
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ne rsoase oaia is described as an ol,lonc
h hons 81 gent!emeniy ways. With 4 hut
l, H. hose, delicately tinted with tha
S'.S-es q eool ola vine.
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,,o very liberia! bounty offered by Coy
get lhe to veteran soldiers, besides the
e ea,n bounty Of nes Moines county. These
hopie ,a,e been discharge from service
neil 10 account of i'll health. Cannot this
once, no stopped, or is it to be set down as
Jailed swinling
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rroRr. Montgomery Co., Iowa,

February bln, IoU4.
A., n,-yHAM:-Our Board Of Superb
MN Soya done the fair thing to encourage
sofs ,1areft our volunteers, rs you will say.
anu .h"r have done ii as you suggested: !, e.,
iol ave l;ys dollars per month to a volunteer
pay -. fsmily. if he has one, and one dollar
to each child .o.,e, sa,,,,ra Of tho session 81
the Board thu, a ba n1 nnard ns w be
c .uSEcisut here, as follows:
SUM 4, this time were presented resolutions
90 meeting, in reference to the expulsion
q q. Means, q notorious rebel, from
o., Roard. After discussing the resolu-
~. wv inc matter was laid over until the
l 4o., 'rec,,lar term, for further action.
aeN Yours. &c.
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of Iowa, Des Moines

TOW VIM b. EMIGH.
You are hereby notified that there is on fle in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court OF
said County, petition OF Caroline Emigh claim
ing OF you adivOrce from the bonds or matrimo-
ny. heretofore sOlemnized between the plaintiff
and defendant, on the ground of adultery COM
to and defend, on or before noon Of the second
day of the next term of said District Court to d
begun and holden in the City of Burlington in
said County, on the third Monday of April A. %.
1864, default will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon. fsT ---.
feb5-w4t D.Y. OVERTON, Atty for Pitt
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~ Mr.. II. X. Eads, living in this vicin-
ity, was bitten by mad dog Saturday, as
is believed. The dog bit several other dogs,
hogs cattle, &C., before he was killed.
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SAPONlEIER,
OR CONCENTRATED LYE

OR CONCENTRATED LYE
FAMILY SOAP MA KER
WAR makes high prices; Saponifler helps to
reduce them. 1t makes Soap for -Four cents q
pound bv using your kitchen grease.
~ CAUTION! AS spurious Lyes are offered
also, be careful and only buy the Patented ar
ticle put up In Iron cans, all others being
COunterfeits.
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
Philadelphia-NO III Walnut Street
Pittsburg-Pitt Street and Duquesne Way.
nOvl7-dAw3m
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The number Of Poles who have died on
the field of battle, or been executed du-
ring the present Instruction, amounts to
twelve thousand, and of those who have
been hanished. eisLt thousand.
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EvARM FOR SALEM Danyille

i Township, 81 miles north OF Middletown.
and II from Burlington, consisting OF l65 acres
of prairie, 40 Of timber and 10 of scattering tim
buildings with living water, stone, &c. on the
place. and well adapted for either grain or stock
will be sold whole, or In part, to suit purchasers
enquire of Ellison smith on the place or OF the
subscriber near Burlington.
feb l2-WfW PETER SMITH
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ Ladies viii be opened in the Yellow Springs
College on Monday. Feb. 18th. Terms OF admls-
sion, S. 90 per auarter Number or pnpiIs NInit-
"a To twenty-five. For further information ad-
dress. Miss f.. w. WRIGHT,
febl2-d&WsW kossu.h, Iowa.
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NOR SALE "A FARM OF TWO
Hundred and Forty -four Acres-One hum
bred and ffty unde rcultivation, the rest timber
land fourteen miles north Of Burlington near
Yellow Springs college and churches. or the
premises are a good frame dwelling house. barn
good rock -cuarry in the timber. Terms SIS per
acre. partly on time Apply to
JNO. TX. SCOTT
ianlaW3m DuQuon, Perry &c Ills.
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NEW Musrc.-"FAREwELL memo
nv Of Hermann A. Wallenharpt, by DR..
lovers Of music in our Community will be
pleased to learn that DR.. Theme has just
issued musical composition, which he has
dedicated, with excellent taste, to the
memory of the late II. A. Wallenhaupt.-
Every one will be struck with the beau
ties Of this truly touching production. The
theme is melancholy. Music weeps at the
grave of one of her most ardent devotees.
observation-disclosures and a long,
last farewell, are the characteristics of this,
the Doctors first offering. In its exquisite
combinations, though there may not be
found the master traces of Mozart or Il
Beethoven, yet it may be safely affirmed
that the "FureWeW' possesses much to en-
title it to be ranked among those compost
tons which approximate the classical stan
dard. Burlington may well feel proud of
her musical talent, and it is sincerely to be
desired that DR.. Theme may be induced to
continue his contributions. J. Il. d.