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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
GHERITF'S SALE.-State Of low:

GHERIFF'S SALE.-State Of Iowa,
ton to me directed. issued out of the Office
of the Clerk ofthe District Court for said county.
in favor Of John Adam Funck, and against
Peter Meriz and Anna Mertz. l have levied
upon and will expose to sale to the highest bid
der, at the front door of the Court House in Bur
linston, in said County of Des Moines, on Sat
urday the 10Th day of May, next, A. D., 1865, be-
tween the hours Of o'clock A. NJ. and 4 0clOck
r. NJ. of said day. the following described prop
erty, to-wit: st
Tue northeast quarter OF Section No twenty
three i2S) Township No. y north of Range 2,
West; and the south half of the northwest
quarter OF Section No. twenty -four ga Town.
snip y north of Range 9. West.,in all 2ao acres
Taken . andlevied upon as the property Of said
Peter and Anna Nertz, tosatisfy said writ of ex.
ecutiOn. MARTIN Kelsey,
Sheriff of Des MOineS Go. Iowa.
may5-dsW&Wtd - - 81
|NOTICE.-Residents of Des Moines
IN County outside of Burlington Town. hip,
are notified that will meet them in their sew
eral townships at the place of holding elections,
for the purpose Of receiving their Income returns
as follows: fga
Uanville, Monday and Tuesday, May sand 8.
Augusta. Wednesday. May 10.
Benton, Friday and Saturday, May II q id H.
Flint River, Monday and Tuesday, May 10 and 18.
Franklin, Thursday and Friday. May Is and 10.
Yellow Spring. Monday and Tuesday, May
Huron, Wednesday and Thursday, May "a aud Is.
Pleasant Grove, Monday and Tuesday, May .9
and 30.
Washington. Thursday and Friday. June and q
All persons having any doubt OF their liability
PaS sa1 afe to ias
Asst Assessor, 9th Div, 1st Dist. Iowa.
| may4.d4tw2: .
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26
How "EIEh,IuE Zoe Hooker Got the

HOW -ElKntLuX JOG hOOAGI OOL l0e
Name.
A writer in the October number of
HHArper's Magazine" gives the following
account of how General Hooker came to
be called "Fighting JOe:"
1.-THE title of Fighting jos is very Of
fensive 10 General Hooker; but we have
chosen to ufe it as the heading OF this ar
licle because it accurately as well IS briefly
describes the character Of the man. 1t was
given him by an sccident, but It was q
happy one; and when history comes tosum
up the characteristics of our heroes, she
will apply it Is indicative of Hooker's char
scter. The circumstances under which it
was given are IS fellows: The agent of
the New York Associated Press is often
compelled, during exciting times, TO fur
nish his telegrsphic accounts by piecemeal,
in order to enable the papers to lay the
facts before the people SIS fast as possible;
and hence, in order to number the pages
correctly, he has 10 originate what are
called running heads, each being repeated
with every page. 1t was common, for in
stance, during the trial of the conspirators
at Washington, TO number the pages; tAs-
ndbeLuht AbcherAHb A ~ dGO 0uAlAAk
the removal of the Presidents body to
Springfield the running headline was hhe
Funeral, = the Funeral q &c. When
the account of the battle of Malvern Hill
WINS being received by the Associated Press,
there was such great excitement in the city
that it even extended 70 the telegraph op-
orators and copy lists, who were generally
proof against such fevers of excitement. In
the miost of the sensation which that bat
tie created, one of the copyists, in his
admiration of the gAllAntry and daring of
General Hooker as detailed in the report,
improvised q running head Fighting Joe
Hooker which was repeated page after
page. Two or three of the papers adopted
it as the head line for the printed accounts,
and herslded the battle under that name.
The name stuck and has been fixed on
Hooker irretrievAbly. Instead of Accept-
ing the title IS decree of fate, Hooker can
net bear TO hear II. at always sounds to
me- he once said, when allusion had been
made to it, sAs if il meant "Fighsing Fool I"
Il has really done me much injury in max.
ing she public believe am furious, hesd.
strong fool, bent on making furious dashes
ct the enen J. / never have fought with
out good purpose and with fair chances OF
success. When have decided to fight l
have done so with all the vigor and
strength could command"
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t8oFnssoB or ELECrRoPATHT AND d sDioINEsl
O1oe-ll9 Seneca street, few doors from Superior,
az 5tairs. opposite the City Hotel.
EH-Cflce hours from 70 u and from % O'CLOCK
Daily tSundays except d isnI7
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26
RaIIroaa AecIdeul. in Europe.

A London letter to the Cincinnati Ga.
zstte says:
Very interesting statistics have lately
been published, as TO the number Of rail-
road accidents occurring In Europe. They
show that in England, among 3ll ,315
passengers only one is wounded, and among
i, ,z56, $50 passengers only one is killed. In
France, on the Messsgeries Francaises-
post wsgons-of 29,s7l passengers one is
wounded, and Of S55, ,453 passengers one is
killed on the railroads, however, among
4s6 SOL, and last year among sOo. 900 pss-
sengers, only one is wounded, and of 1861
555 one is killed. In Belgium, Of 2,000,-
900 one is wounded, and Of 1851 ,804 one
is killed. In the Grand Duchy of Baden
of ], 1,l54,3I one is wounded, of IL, ,5l4. .977
only one is killed. In Prussis, which shows
the most favorable results, of 1892 99e
only one is wounded, and of 21,4ll, ,4ss
ouly one is killed. How do these tables
compare with the number of accidents in
your country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26

A. L MArHEWs, Manufactures, 7.
DKMAs BARNS co., New York, wholesale
Asents sepI6:46R
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-09-26
DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
IN WHICH
All ClassoR ara IntaPested,

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or so-caIled PRIVATE DIsEAsE tant is lin gering in
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II possible; II not possible In person, by letter,
and receive by return mail . blank circular OF
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To the intelligent reader It Is not necessary TO
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forms assumed BY this terrible soOurge, yeI It may
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DAILY LEADER
A LEsF OF DEMOGRATIO HIS,
~ TORY, --.-. ~

Enside of tho ate New York COnveu.
lIOn---JOhn b. R5askin 'sOWns Up's..-
HeW tue l1ttle SWfadte was Arrangs
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL

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YOUNG MEN, -'
improper practices, will ind this DispensAry
where there is uncertainty about getting relief,
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this institution BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
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Chronic Constipation,
} ~PHILOsOPHY or MARRIAGR

- \ h1AOOO4 u OE 0Ahh1A06.
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- DR. R.GOODALE'S
CkTARRH
~ RENE DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE AOME OF PERFECTION,


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Practical md Sornt1ac 0ptoian, keeps the la gest
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OPTICIANS.

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nues to give universal satisfaction in the practice
OF his profession, No. I8S Superior street. johnson
House Building.
~ It Is to the advantage Of al, when 50 deli
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preten uions also tulI assortment Of Optical and
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NLKVKLAND AND PITTSBURGB
~ ROAD.
lisa. sU1I1izR ABRABGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday, Nay 18th. 1855. Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted a. follows:
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HauisburgH 1sn A ~, Baltimors T:00 A, NJ,
Washington 10 rs A. Il, Philadaiphla 6s66 A. n,
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MUSIC.
ITALIAN opERA-AcADEMY OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OpERA-ACADBIY OF MUSIC.
MFR. Maretzck commenced his new season at
the Academy of Music last evening. with DonizetAS
serious opera Don Sebastian" This opera exhibits
phasc Of Doulzcts art lie very different from mat
by which his name has been mndc So universally popu
lar In this there but little of that cxquSey sensuos
music which has for many years held possession oI
the public heart. In place of this lie has aimed AZ
certain modified severity Of style foreign to ais nature
and not particularly successful as whole IL contains
however numbers beautiful 10 melody, dramatic III
form and mastery In construction and effect These
lone are sufficient attract the refined and sensitive
musician who will pick out the gems from the mass o.
platudes by which they are incumbered To the man!
this opera will always be attractive outside s music
It's scenery its pageantry, its costumes ana us Hehe
oostlincss of detail As spectacular opera We nave
had nothng ike il since Mr. Maretzek produced LIZ
Prophete.' years ago.
Tho east IA very strong embracing all the principals
Of the company. with the exception of Mdle. Morens''
Nd,lc Carozzi.Zucchi has fine conception Oh tue
charoccr of Zada and susans IL throughout the opera
with rare fidelity 10 nature; she never descends De-
vopd its hight but throws the whole strength OF her
,epp into the development OF its passionate charae
teri. As an actress she often rises TO the sublime,
aud sc recognize In all she does the true earnest and
conscientious artist. She sang her role hneiy cspe
caly in the latter part of the evening when her voice
was warmed up by emotions in the inst acts II was
somewhat stiff and unmanagcabc, but 1t gradually at
tanned It's richness and hlness and was fully equal TO
the splendid bursts Of passion in which she so excels
II is needless to say that her efforts were met with the
warmct tokens Of rpprobaton or that the usual honors
were awarded her
Msssiuiliani is not very happy in the part oil Don
Sebastian it either does suit him. or he does NOT sun
it. lie appears to better advantage IN almost o''ry
ether character that he has undertaken Like Huccni
he was cold aud desrsit In the first aets-ahd waeo
TO something like passong!ow af'cr"ard HIS VOICE
Is Of fine quality and he uses II Ike true af'i'.
Suslai makes a burly aud pogten'ous Hf'h' th"nisi
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

TIE steamship Africa from Liverpool Jan. 81,
win Queenstown JAN % arrived at Halifax yesterday
bringing two days later news from Europe.
The report that British troops were embark
ing for Canada Officially cont addicted by The Globe
The commander Of the Peruvian war vessel
Union was rearleste at Pl mouth being charged with
a new violation of the Fore en- Enlistment Act. His
case was tried on JAN 81 lut dismissed from insufficient
evidence The commander OF the Rebel steamer Sea
King subsequently naD ed SHENANDOAH has again been
before magistrate, charged with enlisting English
leamen. lie was admitted TO bail.
The shipping of the Atlantic Cable com
pnsnced on the 18th of January, and viii continue
without intern isson u til the end of May, when al
The cable will be coed on board Of the Great Eastern.
I'll. London Tins feels confident that the enterprise
viii this time be successful.
Mr.. Proudhon, the famous communlstic
writer of France. is dead.
1t is announced that Prince Napoleon has
been designated by the Emperor Louis Napoleon with
the consent of the Empress to be Regent OF France
in case the Emperor should die during the minority OF
The Prince Imperial