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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-19

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-19

SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 90.
The Convention has adjourned,
Thomas Corwin is to be our next Co
vernor-nothing but death can pre-
vent it.
A grand procession was formed this
this morning of the entire delegation
Col Noble, of this city, Grand Mar
Eshal, with deputies appointed by the
several delegations. Geo. Graham,
Esq, is the marshal from our delega-
ton. The procession, as you may
well imagine, from the immense con-
course Of people here, was highly i'm
posing. The following is the order :
| Military procession in front-a
band of music-Soldiers Of the Revo-
luton, with the Marquc Flag, saddle
housings and holsters of General
WASHINGTON, worn in the days OF
THE Revolution-A conoe drawn by
six hcrses-the Convention Dele
gates, in Congressional Districts, num-
'bering from right and left to the cen
Itre-Log Cabins at regular intervals
"A steamboat drawn by horses--Ca-
noes at regular intervals-Music OF
each District, with their Delegates
(, Committees in order-Strangers Wis
ting Citizens of the County-citi.
zens Of the city.
The Housings and Holsters Of Ge-
naral Washington, were placed or
a horse which was led by the ole
Soldier of the Revolution from Mia
mi county.
There were three uniform compa
MES from GAINESVILLE German uni
form company from Chilicothe, ane
an infantry and cavalry company o
Columbus. These companies were
very handsome indeed, and with then
bands of music, added much to the
sp!endor of the procession.
The Brig, from Cleveland, til,
Steamboat from Newark, Fort Meigs
from Wood country, the four log ca
bins, the Mad River Trappers' Game
Cart, and the canoes were all in pro
cession. In addition to the old sol
3diers, noticed a company Of abou
thirty, marching by themselves, who
were soldiers under Gen. Harrison a
Fort Meigs. Their marshal was al
old man of 60 or 20 years Of age
dressed as an old hunter, with a KNAPP
sack on his back, a tin cup, etc.
The Eagle from Fort Meigs wa:
borne in a basket, raised on the toI
OF a staff. The Eagle has this eve
ming been presented to our delegation
ito convey to Gen. Harrison, and vii
be taken down by Major Clarkson
land presented in the name Of the do
nor, to the General.
One delegation had an old tin pan
with the bottom torn out-raised OF
1 a pole with a piece Of Grape on top
Representing the tin pan bursted AM
dead.
q A delegation of about so by them
SELVES from one of the northern coun
ties, had each one alarge corn broom
with the motto, ssHarrison and Re
ltform.'' / was told they were me
Z WHO had until very recently been l.
Icofocos.
! The citizens Of the State Of Ney
York, who happened at this time
slbe in Columbus, joined the procession
they numbered / should think, fort
} Tor fifty; they too, had their banners
altheir motto was-ssFrom the Yves
, the star Of Empire takes its riss
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ctCOTTI'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, old rs
- adjustment No. 2 West Fayette street, basement
story of Banum's City Hotel and nearly opposite te
Battle Monument.
.sNow's the day and now's the hour"
Idle times are now all over for those who VIII Apply
for atuations Just bring reeommendafioRs and you
will certainly find employment -,
d1y-WANTED DAILY, PorteTs, Waters, osllers,
Coaehman, Lsborers, Clerks, BaFksePer, ChanAoer-
maids Cooks Wet and Dry Nurses, &c
FAMILIES may rely upon getting coca servants al
this office. - -. ...,,,
INFORMATION on any business gwen or receIVeu'
HOUSES. Lots, Farms, Sc, for sale, rent erlesse
CITIZENS, Strangers and Emisranls visiting tins
citv yyould do well TO call at this office.
LOST Chill DREN kept at this office until called
for. ,.-..l Co., e ,t.. r., ,,i.a
SLAVES.-Persons having Slaves for me, mat wish
m dsnose of them either out IN the state, can hnd
purchasers for them al this ofhce.
ANY commands viii be thankfully received H o,i and
Iarlv be il understood, all communications through the
post office must be post paid aus
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Michael s. Norman & another, : N CHANCERY
va b sd Ju V 1870 Til e

Samuel Jones & others object ofthis smt is to
aroeure decree for partition, of certain real and per
ona property devised by the late Talbot Jones' of the
civ of baltimore, Jointly to his daughters, Emily, Jane
and Rachel Palmer and his infant Josiah Jones,
sale of such part of devised premises are hcapa-
bic Of division on the ground of benefit TO the parties In
terested
cornorates the will ofthe deceased amOngts allegations
ich nroyides among other devses, that the dividends
on time to time declared and made payable ON te tes
;atoT,s stock in the Commercial Bank OF Baltimore
shall be Maid over by ms executors TO his sister MARIA
Lowry now or lately, of Dublin, during her natur NE
and after her decease 10 her daughter, Mary Lowry
should she survive her mother, during the lifetime Oh
fbe said Mary That the said stock constitutes a
mart of the property devised 10 his aforesaid daughters
nd his infant SON which it is the object OF the Bill TO
partition The Bill also alleges that the said Rachel
Palmer inermaIfied with the complainant, and died,
e,ng an infant son. also accompaniment in the cause
who Is entitled to call for division OF the properly lB
which his deceased mother was interested and calls up
On te Executors of the deceased, for an exhibition Of
these accounts.
TIE amended Bill also states that the sald Mary Low
r. and MARY Lowry and the said Josiah Jones. are alb
sent from the State of Maryland and DO notresde mere
II Is thereupon ordered, That the complainans by
causing COPY tins order TO be inserted IN some news
uaner once in each of three successive weeks, before
,he oh day of August next give notice to the said al
semi defendants of the object and substance 81 TINS Dill
and warn them to appear in person, or by sohco on o.
hafre the first dav of December next, TO answer the
nre,uises and show cause if any they nave why de-
cree ought not to pass as prayed.
RAMSAY WATERS, Reg. Chan.
jy27 law3w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

N%R. DRAKE, (many years Reporter in Con-
I'VE gress and Stcnographer 70 the late Convention to
amend the Constitution of Pennsylvania bees respect
fully to apprise gentlemen ofthe Legal and Medical Pro-
fessions and Others to whom practical knowledge OF
Stenoeraphy may prove valuable requirement, at
least pleasing source of amusement that he purposes
giving LESSONS in the Art, should sufficient mum
Der of those DESTROYS TO attain 1t. make Immediate aP
pication TO h and thus avail themselves ofan opporu
nity which seldom ever occurs being taught by
experienced, practical and professional Shorthand Wn-
ter. r
{h3-Terms VERY REASONABLE.
fs.Trials, Arguments, Examinations, Referee Cases,
Sc reported-one days notice being given twhen
practcabe) TO Mr. D. that his services will be required
Apply No. A. St. Pauls street, or at the office Of the
ssPiot - diff au2 81
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LAMBERT GIITTN Gs,

FXCHS9NGE PL"dCE,
OFFERS FOR SALE LOW TO CLOSE.
600 lbs PIG COPPER, received per
Y barque .Jno. A. Robb
COFFEE 800 bags old white and prime green Ha-
vana a.
sTGAR-25O boxes white Havana
HEMP-T0tons Russia
100 bales Manila
RAVENS DUCK-9 bales sup. light and heavy
AIMONDS-le0 trails SOFT shell
RAISINS- $50 boxes picked "Eieme"
GJJNNY BAGS-l2 bales various sizes
TOBACCO-l2 boxes Richmond manufactured
MATTING-l4 bales Spanish floor
LIQUORICE PASTE-24 boxes sup quality
GUM TRAGACANTA-l2 cases Turkey
SQUILIS-7 bales Malta Gas 81
OIL OF PEPPERMINT-5c cans rl
e ROUTING, CLOTHS-Genuine Dutch ~
Also in store the following choice WINES entuedt
debenture -
80 qri. casks superior rich Pon WINE, Page s Go
brand ., -.
or Brandy
70 ar casks sup. Calabria PORT
IS Ind. bills famed "I.agrima Chrstae or sweet
WINE of Naples
& Co.'S brand
r. mr.. casks sup. L. p. WINE, Santa Anna brand
do {" Old Sherry Hortiz brand
l4O cases old Rhennish WINES ''Hochheimer" and
s;Neirsteiner" .uu sl a
iv l5
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RAI.TINIORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
- IRl SOITTH STREET..

RAI.TINIORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ISk SOUTH STREET.
OHIO FARM.-For sale, one 9th most desira
bile highly cultivated and fertile farms in the state,
Il contains DAG acres and is located within one mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing county town OF
Newark Licking county, Through the centre Of which
runs the Erie Canal) and within six miles of the great
National Road from Baltimore to Columbus. This pro
perry must be seen to be duly Appreciated The m
movements are substantial and in complete order. II
abuunds with choice grated rut is well watered and
has an extensive Saw Mill on it; more particular de-
scrpton If the places its productveness, &C. &c., may
be had atour office
Active oity property would be taken i'll exchange and
the term CT sale will be quite accommodating
I .aLSO FOR S.9LE, FARM of leO acres about
the arom Baltimore the Annapolis road, it adjoRs
near nds of s. s. Donaldson and Jno. Barker, Esqrs
is yeDenaldson's Bridge ever the Patapsce Iron Ore
TRY abuudaat on it and large quantity of wood
nhe improvements pretty good and very convent
emily arranged so as admit of its being divided into
good sized market farms f tf,f-s,! u
also FOR SALE, several other farms within IL
TO o5 miles of Baltimore, some of them very fertile, we
improved and located in very healthy pleasant neigh
borhoods.
FOR SfLE-a variety of well secured annuities
sisling of about tweaty and varying from SIG to $50
each. , -, I'M .a4f r.
Tvs ruod1 ptf FOWLER & TYSON.
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1TyHE EI.IsIAN DIATTRASs. This isan ar
challenges all competition, by far the most pleas
ant Clearly and healthy article in the Bedding ne ana
the prices when compared with the prices OF the Ia
Ma,rasses makes il much more desirable article, and
anu nerson wishing them can do by application
a. he Bedding Mart, N w. and s. w: corner Of LON
bard and Light streets, where they viii ind the most
made Reds Holsters. Pillows, Mattresses, Comforts,
Cots SC. SC. all or any of which VIII be sold very
low for cash on immediate application as above
ia...a
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SONG.

sunp bv Mr.. Blackstone, on board the steam
shin Great Western, the 9th of August, 1cAJ
~ which the last three starzas al eorlglnal, AM
composed for the occasion by Mr.B'I
All through life, in spite of Jokes,
Turn which way we may,
1T is very plain that all the folks
Get wisereve day
Why it is, is very plain,
AS can truly show 1t
Every walk or rank in life
rs Has got its fav' rite poet
Every learned stocking blue
Reads DER Kirk White or Gray,
Fashionable loungers DO
Stick very fast to Gay.
Farmers'boys and farming-men,
3 With Bloomfield may be taken,
And whether they can read or not,
They all can digest Bacon
Time does plainly every day
On custom make ravage,
sMaidens now devoid tear
Can trust themselves with Saenge,-
Young wives all read Sucking,
Z Improving wisdom's store,
Their appetites not satisfied
Without little Moore.
The tailor works at Spencer,
In every serious mood,
Folks who double meanings have
All cloak themselves with Hood;
Shakespeare is stuck tightly to
Bys each mad acting sock,
Rurslars and housebreakers view
All understanding Locke.
Each carpenter his ,mdlIet has,
And then it is well known,
For watch-makers there's GotdSns'"
And for BARRIERS there's Hone.
Catholics all have their Pope,
Where each man something learns;
Lovers, to their hearts content,
Get .4kenSideS and Burns.
Dustmen merry strive to eaten
From Coleman many spark,
Gardeners the Seasons watch,
Parsons study Clary;
Hearty folks, they all get Hale,
Printers stick to Hoyie,
Prisoners send out for BGyle
And washerwomen Boyle
THE CAPTAIN of this steamship,
When adverse winds wont turn,
wallis the deck, while every look
Speaks volumes out OF Sterne;
But all allow when on the sea
He fairly gets admit, =,
To go along there's none like he
Has better studied Saoif.
The steward as he keeps account
OF each tea-cup and saucer.
Calls in the cook, while both sit down
And turn their thoughts to Chaucer'
The engineer his Ottody keeps,
The clerk must Cocker poke,
Whilethe Stokerturns from Rhyme TO La"
And deeply studies Coke.
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NOTICE.

WAS COMMITTED 10 the jail of Frederick
w County, on the 9Th day of July inst,
way, Negro Man, who calls himself RICHARD WE
DING He is about As years DID, very decrepid, so
much so, that he stand erect, and in walking
compelled to use his hands, Had on when committed
pair of blea ched cotton pants dab cloth vest bleached
cotton shirt and old black hat and says he is shoe
maker by trade and belongs to Samuel K Stider, who
resides Harpers Ferry, in Jefferson County, Va
The ewner, fany, is hereby requested TO come and
have him released, he will otherwise be discharged ac-
cording TO law.
HENRY HOUCK n-
July 90 Nav Sheriff of Fred'k Co.
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EpY order of the commissioners of insovent debtors
ED for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice is
hereby given to the creditors of JESSE L. SLEMHER
an nsovent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor that the said creditors are
required TO attend at the Office of the said commission
the court house, in the city of Baltimore on the
7t day of Sept next, ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
their benefit; and to give all the information in their
possession the said commissioners, enable them TO
Assembly, passed at December session, 1881 entitled
San relating to insolvent debtors; and the 9TH day
of November next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners I1f
Dated the 18th day of July in the year 1910.
IN
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nm BAITIMORE COUNTY COURT. MAY

nm BALTIMORE COUNTY COURT, MAY
TERN, ls40.-0rdered, That the sale made and with
in reported by John Scott, permanent Trustee of Basi
d. Mukin, an Insolvent Debtor, be ntifed and con-
rmed unless cause to The contrary he shown, on or be-
fore the 18th day of August next; Provided copy OF
This order be inserted in some newspaper, week,
for three successive weeks before said llth day Of Au
gust next The report states that said Insoavent Debt
ors equity of redemption in life estate IN piece OF
Groundin the City of Baltimore, was sold for eleven
dollars GID ,.4f i.
BY Order. True Copy-Test,
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CON.

a
"A Germ are hereby required to take notice that The
lands situated in the States of Kentucky ana virginia
which, belonging 10 James Swan of Boston, on the tn
day OF August, 1880, amounting to two million ave
hundred and tytwo thousand three hundred ana ionI
three Quarter acres were that day. oy deed dated
al Paris, in France, conveyed to Samuel Allison, OF
philadelphia, in fee simple, and have since been con
veyed TO me- in trust, for the United States American
Land Company, and that l. and | alone, as trustee
aforesaid and such persons NAV be appointed by my
are or will be- authorised to sell, lease, rent or othe-
wise dispose of said lands or any of them; and a per
sons are especially notified not TO purchase rent lease
O. otherwise contract with any other person, therefore
and especially not to purchase of p. Dumas, ". who
claims par of the said lands the trustee for the cred
tors of Swan under an act of the Legislature Of Viz
pna or of one Dumorghue, or any other person pre-
tending TO act for, or in the behalf of the said Dumas Cd
the creditors ofthe said Swan.
These lands will be Sold rented or leased on advanta-
ceous terms They scattered through the State of
Kentucky and Western Virginia, and persons wishing 70
purchase rent lease part of them are requested
70 address me, postage paid, al Baltimore
DUFF GREEN,
iyo4 div Trrustee u S. A. Land Company
5dz-The Richmond Wing, and the Reporter, Lexing
tom Ky will please insert tkis once week for three
months and forward their accounts TO this office.
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THE HoMoEPATHIC EXAMINER

BY a. GERALD nVLL W. -; - -
CONTENTS.
|. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, in Sicily
nv Samuel Calandra, NJ D., of Palermo
= IT. Belladona-by John G. Peters.
ILL., Epilepsy.
". PhysOlogy-No. III .n p.oso.io,
II. Quinn, of London-No. o.
VI. Domestic Correspondence =
VII. Poisoning by ASSEMBLY, c. Herring, M. d. oil
Philadelphia.
VIII. Review, &c. &c ,. an no
nubished every month. in Royal Octave Form, at 50
her annum. payable in advance. subscriptions re-
ceved by WIN. ~ NJ. u % NJ C.r,s,
~ Baltimore.
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J.
RI SIC Of she University of Maryland, will coInmeDcs
he ensuing term on the FIRST DAY OF SEPJEM
Der next, and will continue until the FIRST DAY or
MARCH following.
Prof N. POTTER, Theory and Practice of Med,
g K. w. HALL, Obstetncs, Hygiene and
Med. jurisprudence
8. G. BAKER, SIateria Medica, and Thera
peutics.
=" w. E. A. AKIN, Chemistry s. Pharmacy.
" w. NJ BAKER, Anatomy and Physiology.
N. r. SMITH, Lecturer on Surgery.
For the ensuing session arrangements ave been maze
by which Dr. Smith viii give fill and complete course
on Surgery before tine usual period when his presence
will be required in Lexington. 'er his departure an
additional course on Surgep will given by the Prot.
Of Anatomy. In offering 4 six months course OF Lee
lures instead of the usual term of four MONTHS the ac-
ty are satisfied that Medical Students Will fully appre-
ciate the great advantages which they viii DERIVE from
this extension of the time, while for the few VINO eanno
conveniently spend six months III the city an attend
ance during four months will meet the demands OF tn
charter. The well known facilities Of this Institution
have been increased during the past season by me add
ton of valuable preparations to IT. cosby ana
extensive Anatomical Museum, and viii be TURNER ana
ed by full OF the celebrated Pathological MODELS OF
Hilbert ordered from Paris by DR.. Smith IL is beeved
thew will be the only complete set in the country on lhis
side ofthe Mountains and wirender the course on sur
sery vasysore instructive than could be made VIII
ont Them The splendid Chemical appari IS Of the
University has been materially improved and ncreased
and a valuable collection Of Foreign and AmcTean Mn
erals have been placed in the Laboratory for the beneht
Of the class in Chemistry Their spacious dissectng
rooms and abundant supply of the material enables he
FacuIg TO offer advantages for the study OF Anatomy,
uneuuaIIed by any institution in the country, Winnie tie
Baltimore Inmary affords every convenience for daily
clinical instruction both in Surgery and Medicine
ma Is WILLIAM IL a. AlhiN' Deah
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A CARD.
MAYORS OFFICE.

BALTIMORE, July %, 1910.
yMyAXES.-The following resolution is published,
relating 10 the City Collector and the collection of
the Taxes due for the year 1889, of which all persons
concerned will take notice.
Resolved by tile Mayer and City Council of Baltimore
That the City Collector be and he is hereby directed and
required to collect the arrears of TAXES which were
returned BY him due and uncollected in his report of
the 9Th of January last and that he exercise all the
horty which is vested in him for that purpose by the
laws of the State Ordinances of the corporation.
~ 7a s. G. LEAKEN, Mayor.
Approved, February 29ih, 1870 jy 81 eOet.
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| EBH order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
EP5rs for the city and county of Baltimore notice is
hereby give TO the creditors of SETH SUMMER.
son, an insolvent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted 10 the said debtor and that the said
creditors are required TO attend the office of the said
com ssioners in the court house, in the city OF Bat
moreoon the 9TH day of Sept next at 10 O'Clock in The
forenoon, and nominate trustee or trustees TO be
appointed for their benefit; and give all the infor-
mao in their possession the said commissioners to
enable them report to Baltimore county court agree
ably tOan act of Assembly, passed at December SEES
soD 1871, entitled IAN act relating to insolvent debtors,
and thah the 7thday of Nov. next hath been fixed for
The final hearing in his case, before the said commits
sioners.
Dated the 9th day of July in the year 1910
iyl2-laW3m
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RICH PAPER HAnGINGs.

OSEPH CROOK & GOTT, UPHeIsTGRRas, AND
81 PAPER HANGERS, No. 15 Baltimore street. between
North and 5,iSay streets-havein store IF
Rich Paris PAPER HANGINGS
Very superior American do ' g.
Gilt Cloth and common Borders and Fire Prints .
Damask Moreens and Turkey RED for curtains
Canton MATTINGS-4, and
Venetian Blinds, Sofas and Rocking CHAIRS
Hair and Husk MATTRESSES and Manila MATS
Steamboats, and vessels furnished w d despatch.
very respectfully solicit friends and the public
general, TO give a call. JOSEPH CROOK
A4 THOAfASGOTT ...a
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WHALTInIORE, AUGUST. Is4O.-The sub
D scrber hereby informs his friends and the public
that he has commenced the republication, in this city,
of the FAMILY MAGAZINE 1t will be published
simultaneously with the edition in New York. Boston,
and Cincinnati and il will be in every respect the same
Those subscribers former volumes in this vicinity,
whose copies may be imperfect, can have them COM
pleted and those who wish to continue the work from
that time can also be supplied with the intervening vol
umes WIN. N. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, % North Gay ST.
The terms of the FAMILY MAGAZINE will be the
same as for former volumes-TWEIVE AND A HALF
CENTS, per monthly NUMBER PayGbie on delivery, or
One Dollar and fifty cents per volume, Pagaae N dd-
.1nre an II
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TByHE CAsxET AND PHILADELPHIA
III MONTHLY MAGAZINE. foE August 1910.

THNHE CASHET AND PHILADELPHIA
Il MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for August 1910.
CONTENTS,
!. Delhi, ILLUSTRATED by superb engraving stee)
g. The CoTsair-By ]. E. Dow.
3. The Syrian Letters, No. 2.
4. Bunker Hill, a Romance of the American RevOlu
ton
g. Rob Roy McGreEcr.
Z. Cruizing in the last War-No Is the attack.
g. The Hunters Song-a Tale by Mrs. Lydia JaHe
Person.
g. Mukic-aranged for the Piano Forte.
Review of New Books, &c.
Terms of the Casket 50 per annum or q cents per
Number.
Office of tie CasEet, No. % North Gay & "A Bald
more streets WIN. N. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher.
N B. A new Volume just commenced