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HARRIRD

|Donnell, near this city, by Rev. q. D. stewart
mr.. P0RTE1 w. HENRY and MiaB ANNIE DON.
INELI. ~
In Oskalooea, on Sabbath evening tho 18th
INST, ct the residence of the brides father. by
Rev. w. bennett, M0NROEG. CARLBrON. of Bur
'lington. and Mtss FRANKIE J. SMITH, only
daughter Of n. ]. Smith, Esq, Of OskalooiA
Also ut the same time and place, BY Rev. Mr..
Gilbert, Mr.. NATHAN STRONG, of Mt Pleasant
and Miss JENNIE HULL Of OekalooSa. ea
ON Tuesday evening, April lth. By Rev. +. g.
.DeHasS. Mn. WV. A. MUNDELl, Of Brooklyn, n
ter Of Gen. Charles Do Hass, ofthis city.-Wheel
ing Vd.) Intel.
April eth, ct tho Braxleton House, Mt. Pleas.
ant. Iowa. byJ B. Drayer, M. B. +. CHANDLEl
|of Madison, VIA, to Miss NARY SPRA0UE, ol
this city.
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DIED

In Keoaauqua, Iowa, April 9Th. 1855. of Bron-
|chitis, R1aslLL TYLEI, aged about q years.
past two years In Burlington. He came home,
|he told his physician, to die, and apparently
with very little sunering passed rapidly away.
He was conscious until the last moment, and
died trusting in the Lord
In this city, yesterday. at the residence Of her
Ion. Mr.. John @. FOOte, MfS, HARRlBTS. FOOTE,
|aged Is years. 6tTs " f5U5
Her remains win be taken to Middlebury,
Vermont, leaving ON the morning train.
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re- All day Saturday and Sunday large
rroxds of anxious and Borrowing people
A,,ed the walks and street in front of
the Hawk- Eye Office, crowding about our
bulletin boards, eager to get the latest
news and reading and re-reading every
disnatch.
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~ Captain Carper, of General Corse's
..sff. arrived in this city Friday last and
remained until yesterday. We under
.tood be will soon return and resume his
did position on the B. & NJ. r. Railroad.
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The attention Of our Ieadeys Is respectfully In.
vited to the advertisement Of Nessrs 6.N Ward
Co., which win be found in another part a
this paper. We are personally acquainted with
the members Of this nfm. and can vouch tx
their responsibility in al business ARRANGE
meuts which they make, - We have1!a thorough
knowledge Of their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet all obliga&ions. This
notice Of course u intended for such Of our rec
ders - have no acquaintance with this arm 70
Ill who know them NO Recommendation 4
necessafy.-Aynsy and Navy 0Gsene.
maf1O.W3m 8a.8 S4a4n
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va Those malignants who exhibit
,a;ther sorrow nor indignation at the
.,urder Of Abraham Lincoln forget that he
-.s President of the United States, and
.h.t the bullet aimed at him, was aimed al
The nation and every loyal heart in it.
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THE CITY.

va One Of our city hackmen got asleep
~, his box day or two since, while wait
:, for the ferry boat, and woke up to find
Ma horses removed by his brother Jehus,
aud himself left alone in his glory.
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w. In Yellow Spring township lately
/. man discovereda lot of crows in field
And upon going up to them found two
fighting furiously. They took no notice O
his approach aud he seized both and car
ried them home, where. "a soon as they
we're put down they went to fighting again
The quarrel was settled by killing then
both.
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S-Mr. Mcconnell, leather dealer, Main
street, has received the agency for a valu.
able Improvement in the way of hat OF
clothes rack. It is made Of all required
-sizes-can be put up any where-hung
upon two nails, the hooks being of copper
which can be folded in, out Of the way
vher not in use.
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At a Communication Of Olive Branch
Lodge, No. q Of A. +. and A. MasOns held
at Agency City, Iowa, on the 18th of April
for the dispatch of its unfinished business
from the previous Monday, the following
resolutions offered by Bro. Beach and Sec
onded BY Bro. E. Allen, were adopted BY
the Lodge:
WHEREAS, The "Ancient Charges Of Ma
sonry'' declare that 81. Mason is q peacea-
BILE subject to the Civil Powers wherever
he resides or works; and is never to he en-
gagged in plots or coEspiracies against the
peace and welfare Of the nation, nor to he /
have himself unduiifully to Magistrates
AND WHEREAS, Our First Great Light;
Reaches it AS our duty to "Honor the
King which term is equivalent in our
country. to its Chief Ruler and Magistrate {:
Therefore, Resolved, That this Lodge
deems it eminently proper to express upon
the Record of Its proceedings. its feeling of
sadness at the death of His Excellency, the
late President of the United States, and of
horror at the revolving crime that tarmin-
ated his life-a crime standing, as yet, UNI
eparalleled in atrocity in the annals Of our
Resolved. That it il the hope of this Lodge
'that the hand Of Justice will not weary UNI
til it has been laid upon all who have been
Iprivy or accessory to the murderous de-
sigH, and has made them to suffer the ex-
Cyoln0 D0u6lGy luz I00Al oA1OA usOVS SAAuACs
Ind. Resolved, That in evidence of our
respect for the Chief Magistrate of the Ma
ton, thus stricken down by the hand of
the assassin, the Great Lights, Jewels, and
Regalia of the Lodge, be clad in mourning
until the 4th day Of July next.
It ia requested that the Burlington Ha,pk-
Eve, and the papers of Wapello county be
pleased to publish the above.
A soldiers wife residing in Macon coun-
tv. Illinois, few days since received from
her husband in the army a package OF S4O0,
and upon returning home placed it under
Sthe pillow OF her head. During the same
might. man with blackened face broke in
10 the house and demanded her money.
2The woman took the money, threw it up.
Ion the floor, and when the ruflian stopped
to nick it up she dealt him blow with q
noker that broke his neck. Upon washing
the dead mans face it proved to be hel
brOther-in-law.
A. man in Bradford, Connecticut, recent
lv attempted to extinguish kerosene lgh
|hv blowing down the chimney, when the
ismp exploded with loud report, setting
Ina Oil on fire and sending the fragments o,
glass In Ill directions,
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MR.. EDTCR:-I here sen you the purse-l
dens ov q netein hel0 ut HON by our win !
min too take into konsidu,ashun matters
and things pertanin to our bledein koun-|
try. Misees kurnel Tikkelsby was chosen
cheermin, ov kourse, while misees lewten.
mint kurnel Kurby wuz to akt az assistent
.prcsidint. misses Magur Ov kullerd trupes
Iompsum wuz eieEted SECRETARY and mis-
eee assistent qunrtermAster Sims wuz put
In for assistent sekratary, while misses as
sistent agjutant ginerel Brown wuz made
trezurer an misses kaptun on ginnerls stan
Smith assistent trezurer misses wAggun
mastur rattulrOde an misses sekund sur
gint Diksun also misses third corpuril APP
.pulgate not bein wives ov kommishund Of.
1ussers wuz only admittud a. ornyrary
memburs ov the meten.
The theteu then past sum strong re1olu-
shuns sympithizin with the guvermint and
defet ov Makklellund. A hat wuz then
Shurmin farm, after which sum womun
got up an made speach, but bean nothin
but the wifi of privet solger her speach
wux supprest. This led to q hot discushin
on the rank ov wimmen, resultin insthe
tollerin preambul an rezolushuns, to-wit:
Whareaz, the wives and dawters ov kom-
mishund offussers deziren to maintane an
equawlity with thare brave huzbins, and
be admitted to the saim woks in life an
free thairselves frum frequnt an unavoyd-
abul neutrality-suspicious. with the wives an
dawters ov privet solgers,
Resolved, That eche kommishund 0ffus-
ser's wife ware q pare Of shoulder strops
barren the saim insiggany ov rank as her
huzbin, and awl kommishund offussers'
children awlso ware smaul showlder
strops barein the same insiggany
ov their parienta, and that eche kommish-
und of!lsur's dog ware kollar, and that
kollar bare upon it the dogs masters rank
ov insiggany. So you Sc, mistur edtur,
that our wives and dawturs ar not gwoin
to loez the glowry bot for them by their
dere huzbins. Trew, the abuv rezolushuD
ma not suite foxes in the bleabeen woks ov
life, but jist tel you, mistur edtur, thars
got to be sumpin dun to dezern the rank
ov wimmen. Viii, ut the crate SANITARY
konvenshuns, the wimmin ov rank ar
pesterd merely to deth with the wives ov
privit soljers pichin in their CAB, and yet
thars no way or mark to tel a jinnerls wife
from any body else. Now, think this
thing has run at luce ends long enuff-in
time ov rece ide oppose it-but il We ar
goin to bekum q CRATE miliytary nashun,
az us kommandurs awl beleey, why not
begin to show sum ov our mil!ytary as
pekt-therefour indOrce the rezolushun
az CRATE millytary needsessity.
KURNEL IKKABUD TIKKELsBY
kommand ov ragin regmint.
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|NOTICE.-Persons residing in Des
lin Moines, county outside Of Burlingtoo
next my ONCE viii Be in Burlington All pef-
{sons subject to Income Tax under the excise
(law are requested 70 make their returns 70 me
before the lt Of May, or an additional IS per
sent. viii be added to their tar. ONCE in
Grimes Block. ~
& NJ POLLOCK, Ant. Assessor,
ap90 dsw&Wlt eth Div. lst dat. Iowa.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HclmboDass Concentrated Extract Buchu 4
the Great Diuretic. Helmbold's CoqcentrAted
Extract Sarsaparilla il the Great Blood Purifier
Both are prepared according 70 the rnleo 81
Pharmacy aud Chemistry, and arc the most 10.
tive that can 30 mAde. (apf8-d6W8m
Quantity Va. Quality.-Helmbold's Extract
dose IL small. Those who D.
sire large quantity-and large doses Of medl-
r k-EER = = s'ssss-ra Tapf8-dhWSm
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TIMERS SToCK-Tin plate lOxl4 el6 Is
sheet Iron, we quote No 20@N. Boiled, 1Oes1i
No. N@E CHARCOAL l3@l4c.: 26@G Juniatn,
It4G1l5.
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80 B. s. n. d. Howard have purchased
The Caolbeugh block. on. Main street. OPP
posFe tho wishsran House. and are alder.
ing, relitting aud painting it for whole
sale Dry Goods House. The building il
40 by 50, four stories high and il to be OK.
tended through to the alley. They have
greatly improved the front by putting In
iron columns, painting &c. The inside is
being fitted up in the best manner for 9
frat class jobbinghouse. They will open
. retail dry goods store, when they move
into their new building, in the house they
now occupy.
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A Single Box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con.

a single Box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con.
tains more vegetable extractlve matter than -
boxes OF any pills in the world besides; nfty.
dve hundred physicians use them in their
practice to the exclusion Of other purgatives.-
Tho first letter of their value is get scarcely ap.
preciated. When they are better known sud
den death and continued sickness will be Of the
past. Let those who know them speak right
out In their favor. It IL duty which viii Ave
life.
Our race are subjected to . redundandcy OF
vtttatsd bile at this season, and 1t 10 ~ danger
Gus - it Is prevalent; but Brandreth's Pulls af-
ford IN invaluable and efficient protection. BY
their occasional use We prevent the collection
Of those impurities, which, when In sufficient
quantities, cause 90 much danger TO the body's
health. They soon cure liver complaint. dys-
pepsia, loss Of appetite. pain in the head heart
burn, pain in the breast-bone. sudden faint.
mess and costiveness. Sold by al respectable
dealers in medicines. [mar25-d&w1m
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The Tickeisby Letters

MR.. EDTUE.-Inle glad to Sc the CRATE
|aineflkan peepel bekulnin wakend up to
she necessity ov byin ginnerl Shurmin a
arm. l wrote to my ole woomin az sune
as got HON to sine 10 dollars anyhowe
an mebby fifteen. Ime in for byin farms
loE our glnnerls-oen to the fakt we haven't
|eny SIX an wounded soljers-an awl our
lame soljers drawing penshuns an the war
|wldders purvided with evry thing thai
uede eksept husbins, an still havin plenty
|ov funs left think we could make no bet !
yer use OF 1t than to by farms for our gin
|nerls, as that would prevent our grenbai s.
from goln down on our hans, and fortunit-
~ the state OF Ohyo haz offered goodeel
|to oy farm for ginnerl Shirman, providen
|nele settul in that state, which looks like
|sne Waz kinder hard up for crate mem
when she otfurs SIGH HE prises to get them
20 settul thar-most states can afford CRATE
men enuh without hirin them-but az
|Ohyo must be skase OF CRATE men, lime in
Idestlnkly for jjist kolonizin awl our gin.
nerls thar attur the war an if we find them
kapyoul OF state atares why grant them al
Suvermint an the rite ov suf.
ridge. Trew, Ohyo ma not he large enuff
.ol so nu u, popalashun, but then we
Kan by the pan handful of Virginny an stck
ut with briggyderes.
This. mister edtur, IL one plan: but then
we anuther which think beets this. That
lis. apint kommitty ov wele sa three pur-
sins, one magur ginnerl an kuppul ov
sannytary wlmmen, to travul an hi farms
TO prezent to them, aud let them hold kon-
serts and take up subskripshuns, an eche
glnnerl settul wherevur sed kommitty ma
zee ut to lokate him. disregardlise Of chois.
! would further sejest that ginnerl Max
klellnnd be on sed kommitty, he beiu the
best judg ov sole ov any ginnerl in the
nashun.
Now, mister edtur. if eny uther man has
u better plan tnan ether ov the fourgoin,
hede bettur be staten it, for the sooner We
kin make sum dispozishun oy our gin
nerls the quicker wele be out ov trubbul,
tor az sune az the war liz over then wele
hev the niggur to appropriate; an the mig.
gurs an ginnerls on our hans both at wun
time wood be maxim q nifty miksture ov
pablik matters. Hawevur, afore kloziu, !
wood jis say, if ginnerl Shurmin don't take
Ohyo up at her offur, why I ekspect to be a
Sihnerl afore the war klozes, il it don,
kloze to quick, and ime willin to live in
Ohyo or eny other stait as cheep AZ eny
luther ginnerl kan aford to. Ime alters in
fer traid ov that kind.
kURNEL IKKABUD TICKELSBY
Kumtnander ov the ragin regiment.
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Halunhola.s Extract Of 6arsapAsilla clcans-
Il M renov0vates the blood. instils the vigel
Fl health into the system, and purHes ont Tho
6umors that make disease - tsprd.a&w3m
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A Clear. Smooth Skin. and Beautiful Com.
|plexion follow the use of He'mbold's Concen-
/ rated Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla. 1t removes
|biack spots, pmples and all eruptions OF the
skin. TarrS-dkvsm
Not Few Of the Worst Disorders that Afs
|nlct mankind arise from cOrrupt1Ons OF th0
|blood: Helmbold's Extract of Sarsapariua 10
fomedy Of the utmost value.
Anr8-d&W3m
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ITCH. WHEATON'S ITCH.
Scratch. Ointment Scratch.
|I1CH.

WIZ cure the Itch in 4S hosrs-als0 cures .GaH
Rhesnn, Ulcers, ChiLblai',s, and all eruptiOns of
the Skin. Price 50 cents; by sending 20 cent? to
weeks 4 Potter, 40 Washington Street, Boston,
will be forwarded free by mail. For sale by all
|druggists. ff.3I gl3sl lmaflS.dAWtf
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The 1rldal Chamber, an Essay Of W.tn-
Inc and instruction for Young Men. Also. new
|and reliable treatment for Diseases o; the uri:
n.1s, .,n Address Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGR.
|roN. Howard Association. Philadelphia. IN.
= MI .d&wly
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70 Purify, Enrich tho Blood. and Deautify
the complexion, use Helmbold's Highly Con.
tile equals In strength one Gallon Of the Syrup
3or Decoctton. pg6aAW3m
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ycrushing news was flashed oyer the wires
saturday morning. Every loyal citizen
feels as though he had been smitten and
stricken down in the person of the Presi.
dent, and that rebels and devils were hold.
ling over him carnival of blood. The bull.
let which slew our beloved Chief Magis.
trxte went home to the very heart of the
nation, excited its deepest and profoundes,
grief. It is the bitterest cup ever presented
Ito their lips. The shock came in Q mo-
ment Of Joy and exultation and the revul-
sion Of feeling was the more intense-the
national affection more terrible.
In this city, as everywhere else, business
was at once suspended aud business and
private houses closed and draped in mourn
Fing-fiags hung at half-mast-the bells
Itolled-strong men wept-brave men who
have faced the cannon were like children
EVERY eye was dim with tears aud every
face sorrowful.
Sunday all the chufches were draped IN
mourning and crowded with people. Elo-
quent and appropriate discourses were
preached.
~ Yesterday morning team belong
ling to Mr.. VIM. Orndorff, who was driv-
ling, became unmanageable, and running
AWAY threw him to the ground with great
violence, injuringh him severely. The fright
.ened animals then breaking away from
the vehicle dashed down Jefferson street
at frightful rate, but finally brought uT
against tree on Third street near Wash
'ington, and were secured. --
~ TRoPHY.-There is on exhibition al
&Corse's Bookstore British flag captured
at Rockingham. nine miles from savan'
nah by Gen. Corse while the Federal troops
were overrunning that region. Under II
was planted rebel battery that was play
I ing ON our advancing columns when Gen
RCorse ordered charge which resulted II
the flight of the enemy and the capture O
these colors. They belonged to AnthonJ
Barclay. an official of the British Govern
Rernment aud formerly English Consul a
. New York. This fellow endeavored to &c
ibis ensign back, but it was found IN oae
company and retained;
Valentine Perkins, an ossitied man wn.
has been ossiiying for Al years, ols0 !. :.
Ohio, lately. He had been pilna !oI .
years, and could only move two OF MS nn
9ers and two of his toes. He had eoo,
health aud appetite up to the time o. ~
death.
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Beware Of Counterfeits and unprinciple1
dealers endeavoring to dispose Of their own and
kother preparations, on the reputation attained
by He1mbOld's Genuine Preparations
apr6-dAW3m Fa
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$50. A FEW REASONS WHY THE =
A NJ e h L g A Il " A + q II

q
tits made on the best principle, while the for.
|eign watch IL generally made on no principle
|at all. The foreign watch Is mostly made by
women and boys BY HAND. While their labor
Us cheap, their work ID dear ct any price. Such
watches are made without plan, and sold with
out guarantee. They are Irregular In construc-
tti0n, and quite % irregular in movement They
are designed only to sell. and tho buyer b the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have
Kept 'ancres, !" "lepines" and 'swis levsH' In
professed repair for few years viii appreciate
the truth Of our statement. 1tdas{
THE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made Of several hundred lit
PIE pieces, screwed together, the body OF the
American Watch u formed Of SOLID PLATES.
No jar interferes with the harmony Of IL work.
Ing. and no sudden shock can throw it ma
chinezy out Of gear. In riding OF any business
pursuit, it u all held together - firmly - ain.
S1e pieceof metal. It u Just what Ill machiu.
Wy should be-
1st ACCURATE a. SIMPLE "a, STRONG
9Th. ECONOMICAL.
Wenot only secure CHEAPNEse ~ osff ~.
ten. but QUALITY. We do not pretend tha3
our Watch can be bought for les money than
The foreign HAKE-BKLI1vEs. bat that ioe IL real
value its sold for ons.half the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH manned VIM. u.
loEy) = what its name indicates, Solid. substau.
tial, and always reliable to Stand
any amount Of Marching, Riding or T1ghting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER EQUALITY OF WATCH
tnamsd =. g. Bartlett) IL smaller In sise ana In
general appearance, but has more jewels, and Q
moro elaborate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH recently brousht out
p put up In great variety Of patterns, many
Of them rare beauty and workmanship, y quite
mail, but warranted to kesp aiass. Il;
OUR YOUNG 0ENTLEMAN's WATCH =
meet. not lAFgs. and Just the thing for the pock.
se Of Young America - aa
THE PROOF Of the m1lits OF our Waash may
DO foundin the fact that W now employ over
seven hundred workmen In our factories, and
that We are stu unable to supply the constant.
y increasing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH u
thinner and lighter than the others Ne have Dc.
scrabed. IT. nne chronomeese balance y deli
cately adjusted 70 correct the vaEiatioos caused
~ the changes OF tampesatu1e. These watches
ars the friits u the latest sxpeetments In chro-
nometzy, and are made By our best Wotkmsn,
In separate department Of our fAesosy. For
the nne9 housekeeping qualities they challenge
comparison With the best works Of the most n
NOUS English and Swiss makers.
10DDIN0 & APPEEFOH,
Agents for the American watch Company,
ls2 Broadway, i. r.
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ders aud Washes which choke or fill up the
ne skin asd in s soaa t ana
want snoonth and soft skin, use Helmoold's Ex-
tract Of s,arsapariils. It gives o brilliancy to
|the CON pieXiOn. l@PIo-uNWoIu