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NC AND SIMMER GOODS,
GREAT INDICTMENT!

lust received this day. per steamer
- Republic, eight cases n. re OF spring
md Summer Clothing, which makes my
stock decidedly the largest and most com
nlcte in tic CITY, and as the season IS nd
rarc:nc. | intend closing oil my stock at
much lower prices than usual; all ask "
call. and pledge myself to sell at h'ufh
low.r pr,ces than any other house possibly
oar As the PROOF of il, | will sell three
.imes the amount Of any otner house IN me
civ IN the same line OF business, ana
therefore !, must he apparent 1" every one
thai lean sell at much sma Her profits. Ny
co,ds are all fresh, bought for cash. ana
mrnutaclnred by myself in the city Of Ne~
York. Country mer, hants supplied 'h tue
most reasonable terms.
Rswar. OF those who tell you this Is" War
80. FOR thee are those who do II, out
..'.,,,mher that ! have MT one store, when
= 80 Main street, with large sign on
.,n, a, tae house also large stone Tag
cross r the pavement with the name MAX
lin. on
June 1915
MN. Z ARRErf, u 60, h'Se JUS, re
w ce,yed | Geroon Of indigo, sPien
,aa,,icle OF Spanish aoat. cask Of MAO
A. for sale wholesale or retail.
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NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
No 81 Nam corner of Pine-st. st Louis, No
THE SUBSCRIBER would beg

NO Oh Nam corner Of Pine-st st Louis, Mo
THE SUBSCRIBER would beg
Il leave TO inform his old friends and the
public generally, that he has on hand (and
will continue to receive additions weekly
one OF the best stocks Of fashionable ready
made clothing ever offered in St LOUIS
They were got up under his own supern-
tendence-and persons preJudiced against
ready made clothing, will be satisfied by
calling and examining my goods THAI they
can yet as gond articles and as fashionable
as II they were mad. to measure IN the
city oil st Louis, and at nearly half the
pricc.
keep superior lot of fashionable cloth
and summer coats, OF all sly les; plain and
pleated pants. of all qualities; rich silk,
satin and marseilles vests, OF all cuts and
qualities: all qualities of shirts, stocks,
scarIs, cravats, suspenders, under shirts,
drawers, gloves, hosiery, handkerchiefs e.,
hats, umbrellas and trunks of all varieties
and prices. with PLAIN and patent locks.
All my goods are entirely new, and l
will be undersold by no one, not even those
who say they will sell twenty per cent.
cheaper than any other house can. To all
| say, give me call, and you shall be sat
istied that at No. 81 Main, corner of Pine
street. there is no humbuggery
ie5-6m b. Z. SMITH.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
HIST RECEIVED al the corner OF

- Nam and Jcfftrson-sts large and
splendid assortment of Summer Clothing
There will be found IN our assortment
Fine cloth coats, dress and frock; cashmere,
satinett. tweed; jeans, brown and yellow
linen, kr,mIin, plaid linen, check linen,
and many others too numerous to MENTION
also, pants OF all kinds; vests, shirts. stocks,
under garments, bandkerch'els, cravats,
socks, suspenders and every thing usually
found in our line
We intend keeping our assortment at all
times full Of fresh and seasonable clothing
OF .he latest style and lmportations. nose
in want OF clothing will Ind 1t to their al
vantage TO call at
mvJq WV. GARRETT & co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
NEW SPRING GOODS.

TyHE SUBSCRIBER has removed
Il his store TO Messrs Postlewait & Cree
CANS brick house, adjoining Messrs w. +.
Coolbaugh Il Co., where he will be pleased
to see his old friends and many new ones. az
he will be receiving new goods and good
bargains will o: course be had at his New
House WESLEY JONES.
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
PAINTING AND DRAWING
AIRS A. u. CLIFFORD respectful II

1'A informs the LADIES of Burlington and
vicint, that ,he has commenced a school
in which she Will tea CHI the art Of Painting
aud rawing in all its various branches, on
MONDAYS, Wednesday and Fridays Of each
week, at 9 o'clock, A. NJ at the low price
os IS Tor three months tuition. Apply at
her residence in the National Hotel, up
stairs. (my29-tf
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,,sr OF LETTERS

,.INING in the Post Office al
OE",.,,,n. iowa, on the first day OF
~ ba," witch, il not taken out before
,sIy. lo4.' ~ October next. will he sent
,hr bfs u.s.. :. Office department as dad letters
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Oh BOXES 5Se 10 Wheeling Glas
~ for sale at KIMBALL'S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
Burlington Foundry !!

w E WOULD inform The citizens
w OF Iowa that our Foundry now IN
successful! operation. and are prepared TO
fiji all orders IN our line on short notice.
We have a variety OF Patterns for ihresh
inc Machines, Mill Gearing. Tanning Mills,
&c. Also, u Pattern for Vegetable Grind.
err. which we will sell =. low tav can
be a.forded IN The west. All orders nd.
dressed tpcst paid) to J. G. Foote, or the
Subscriber, will be promptly attended to.
iel9-tf CHAS HENDRIX.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Guide to oregon and California;.
by l.. W. Hastings, leader Of the expedition
n ls42--fcr sale by J. +. TALLANT.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Magazines for June:- 80
Gev Columbian, aud Ladies' National.
Graham, beautifully pound, for lo44, for
sale at subscription price. Back Nos oil
the present year.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10
UP by John Parker, on

gEvAKEN UP by John Parker, on
n the 18th day OF May, 1915, an estray
Mare 81 light grey color with small dark
spccks, about IA hands high, with saddle
marks and scar on the right side AID one
on the right thigh; supposed 70 be twelve or
thirteen wears oid-appraiscd at twenty
seven dollars and fifty cents on the ltth
day OF Nav. ISIS before Henry Swan, }, L
Attest-C. b. DART. CLERK,
jel2-3t b. Z. Z. II. 7. !. /.
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lust received large lot of Grain
= shovels, spades, hay forks, &c at
jos KIMBAIL'S.
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4 BOXES of superior James River
II Iohacco, the best article for The price
in the city, at KlMBALL'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Oh KEGS PITTSBURG NAILS
~ ass'd sizes, at KiMBALL'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

n BBLS. s. H. and N. o. Molasses.
II very low at KlMBALL'S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

NlYuISKI...25 bulls WHISKY, vine
w will exchange Tor corL. rye o. cssA.
.ugsl BTDAvm
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D.ARL HATS-W. Garrett IL Co.
i have on hand and for sale. good
supply of pearl hats, good article for
sumrner-also, extra fine Nutria. cassi
mere, Russia and Ill the different kinds Of
hats now in use. tmayl 10
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NEW BOOKS-FRESH ARRIVAL

4 No. u Harper's Bible,
The Brides Own Book,
Gentleman in Black,
AbeIino. by VI. G. Lewis,
Big Bear of Arkansas,
Bachelors Own Book,
Temperance Cook Book,
Peasant and Peer,
Nan Danll, by Miss Pickering,
Student in Paris,
Robher of the Rhine,
Zoraida or the Indian Witch,
Restrictions Of China.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

lust received lot Of Leather, cheap.
n feb20 - WESLEY jones'
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an1O AT
New Goods.

New Goods.
w ESLY JONES has removed to the
w .Bnck Building adjoining w Cool
bangh and Co., aud has Just received a fresh
lot OF
.V1,U Spring Goods, viz.
New styles Fancy Lawns and Ba'zarines
Calcoes, in great variety. Glnghams. &c
Mems and Boys Summer Ware for Coats
and Pants
Alpacas. Plain and cold,
Fancy Scaris and ohawls. new styles
Fancy Mitts and Gloves, sc
Superior black KID Gloves for gentlemen
and ladies' also
A fine assortment of BONNETS, Rib
bons, and artificial Flowers
Linen Cambria Handkerchieis, Irish LIN
ems, Sc Mourning Lawns
Parasols, Fans, Pins, Needles, &c.
Wstered ard Fancy Silks for Ladies dres-
ses, with many
New and Fancy Goods,
Also. good stock OF DOHESTiCS-
Checks. Ticks, bleached ana brown Mus,
Inns. rerg cheap. Cotton Yarn, Batting, &c
Also large assortment Of SHOES, we'll
assorted
HATS-lur, Russia and pearl, Leshern
and pain leai dats
Onecnsware, assorted, cheap
Ilardware-Tiace chains, shoveis. spades
Hoes. knives and forks, penhniYes, Ae. nc
all cheap, also
GROCERiES-Su Sugar, coffee, tea, mo
lass.s lest naddcr and indigo, pepper, al
spire. saleratu>, natis. glass, salt, &C., anu
muuy other Gouds, all OF winch am us
uo,ed to sell at very reduced prices To sui
IN. tunes Cal ana see ana taen Judge Jo'
yourSsioes. Lohi 'oN1
= lH4l
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

q PS. MOURNING LAW Ms, good
~ article. for sale at KlMBALL'S.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

New American Novel:-.." yomIng,
first published hy Harper.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

NINEGAR-2 bbls Cincinnati cider
vinegar Tor sale by B. L. DAVID
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

hlANOND Plough Moulds 100
~ Just received and for sale by
Je5 J. G. LAuMAN.
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sbxlsTOL Rrick>.-..r"- citahiii-
ID KNIVES. securing, yc. t"r SAFE "
,.,t3I Jf iILLINI
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Lardner's Lectures on science ana
Art:-.Parts l, = and ust received
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IUNiATTA IRON-5 tons assorted
square, round and band iron, just rec d
from Pittsburgh and for sale by
e5 ]. G. LAuMAN.
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Look to Your Interest.

Look to ! our Interest.
THOSE knowing themselves indebted 10
IL the subscriber tpreyiouc to December
las;) arc hereby notified that he is in want
OF funds. al such demands that are not paid
BY the Is; Of May next will be placed in the
hands OF an officer for collection.
apl7 b T. DAVID.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Home and Travellers Library, NoG:
Ireland and the IRISH, by the Author OF
Random Rccolections of the House OF Com
mons.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-10

Spring STEEL-50O pounds just
~ rec d and for sale by
je5 J. G. LAuMAN.
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Ena neiied and Pearl Visiting Cards
FEW pacKs OF these elegant caro-
N suitable Tor Ladies. Tor sale al the
CIV Drug Store. by T. READ
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NTHlSnEl Us barrels Rectltied
" Nh,skey on hand aud tor sdie oy
ma,l [Gaz co VI CARRIE ! Il Co.
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Molasses, Molasses.
0n Bills New ORLEANS tlaiasses,
III do d sugar hIuse do Just reed
lr,,, n Orleans dnd.ior safe cheap nv
.,I1 j. u. l. NJ VI "
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SCYTHES-4 dog Waldron's grain
~ scythcs-l d. Eihttson do d" 10
daz. " s.drens Grass COS doz sickles--2
tat0aAhs, sc<the stones. niles. &e., on
- Hnh10g ole by GARRETT q Co
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4 TON PITTSBURG CASTINGS
4 among which are some Is gallon ket-
ties, for sa by J. 5. KlM3ALL.
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ZINE ELASTIC SUoPENDERS..
l. We have Just received hne article Tor
,mmer wear. aud for sale CHEAP by
my29 WIN. GARRETT d CO
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~ BBLS. Loaf Sugar. 500 do dpupie re
III fined do. Just reed anA i"r sale by
apl7 j. ". La U VI AN.
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Dissolution of Partnership.
T,HE partnership heretofore existing
between the subscribers was dissolved
bv mutual consent on the 2lst day Of May,
Isa5 E. d. MORGAN,
GEO. TEMPLE.
All those indebted to or having claims a.
GAINS, the late firm of Morgan and lem
Die will please present the same without
delay for settlement, to e. u. Morgan.
REMOVAL.
THE business will hereafter be car
Il rid on under the firm OF
f.. ID. MORGAN & co.,
il. the building at the corner OF Main and
Jefferson streets, immediately over u
Partr,dce's Store. where cutting and max
ino oentlomens garments Of every descrlp-
non will he executed to order with neat
ness and despatch.
E. D. MORGAN,
W. NJ. IRAER.
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Police Intelligence.

Auousr I-Pocket Picked-A young man named
Mcdonnell who resides at No % Cedar ST. while on his
way home in cab from of the Albany steamboats,
this morning had his pocket picked of wallet coutain.
ing s42 There were three persons in the cab besides
himself
Daring ThsG-while the family residing at No. $50
Chambers St AZ dinner about O'Clock yesterday
mantel piece, gold watch gold chain, two seals SC.
Burga,y.-The dwelling of the Rev. c. r. Frey No.
l69 Blocker ST., was burgarously entered about IL ~
clock this forenoon, and Sl05 in money gold lepne
watch, two diamond rings and papers value
len thererom Policeman Reever of the 10th Ward this
afternoon found box at the OF 10th ST. and 9Th
Avenue containing portion Of the articles stole and
officer Martin shortly after arrested a lad named Bena-
min Totten, suspicion Of being concerned in robbng
the premises Of the Rev. gentleman.
Grand LarcenA--A short time ago Mr. Adolnhus Gro.
ming, who lost his life in the late conhagration in Broad
St. was robbed OF lepine watch gold chain and a
diamond pin Of the value OF SIl0 This morning n no r.
son named Charles Wrgrand fully committed for
trial on sharge OF stealing the property the complaint
being made by Frederick schoonmachef friend Of the
deceased.
Th:t Of Iron.-william Kennedy, lad. was arrested
this morning charge OF having stolen quantity OF
iron worth 81 belonging to Mr. Devemor No CT TX.
change Place.
O,cners Waned-For considerable property taken from
the burnt district consisting of mahogany tables feather
beds bedsteads, portrait in gilt frame Office chairs
OIL CLOTH faIsins IN boxes also trunk containing female
apparel and prayer book, marked Mary OConner Ap.
| ply to officers Green and Josephs
An owner is also wanted for a double cased slyer
Ward. " ~ -
.9nfaJof hceping Disorderiy Housc-Numerou
individuals mostly strangers the city have for some
time past been making complaints TO the police of be.
ing robbed at house OF lame in Anthony street kept
by woman named Mary Wood alias Moli Hodges but
in Of arrest in consequence Of the difficulty or ra.
Their mpossiby of securing the attendance of the prn.
cpal witnesses in such cases the offenders have almost
always escaped punishment. Alderman Hart has how.
taken the matter IN hand and with view Of break.
ing mp the establishment has caused tho before named
iIa one to be arrested and held to bail in OF
$1,000, on charge Of keeping disordcrly house
Robbed in heStreei--A person named william Cuth.
BERT residing at No ~ Mulberry street. while walking
along Chatham street this afternoon had patent silver
lever watch cut from his pocket. No arrest
Theft Of Segars-Jamcs Anderson was arrested on n
charge OF stealing box of segars worth So from
Michael Emanuel, Of No. n Depeystcr street
:, DtsordeTig Conduet-Alexander Day and Alexander
robertson were last night arrested charge break
ing windows in the house Of Hethcote alse on the
her oil Front street and Governeur slip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
UNITED STATES HOTEL,

Z
SARATOGA SPRINGS, August y, 1915.
Pleasures of Sarafoga-Lipe and LET Lire-Ddmp
Sheets and Delicious Dinners--F Fashionable Nay
of Pahonising Concert.
have been cooped up in whitewashed closet,
twelve feet by eight, for the last three nights, smo-
thered by dust during the hours of promenade,
packed up tightly between two hot-pressed indivi-
duals at meal time and wondering what the devil 80
many sanciiied looking people, with white cravats
and "phiz of formal cut" can possibly want in such
hot bed Of flirting fooling, foppery and fashionable
froh, as Saratoga has become.
This hotel is what the Hteroh of the play bills
would style " crowded to suffocation'-and they
might safely call it an "overhowing house"-for
from fifty to hundred boarders who feed in this
white washed caravansery, lodge in all sorts Of out
of the way places exchanging their clean beds and
roomy chambers with all the Indescribable comforts
of home, for a flock Mattress doubtful sheets small
towels, saucy servants, and just water enough 10
wash the dust out OF the basin.
Saratoga is sadly changed II is crowded. IL il
true but such a crowd Five thousand nobodes
with their wives and daughters, with about h(ly
somebodies with their dIttos
The tradesn1en, and all those who cater Tor the
amusement and extravaganza of fashionable visitors
are moaning at the meanness of this seasons cont
pany. The bulk of the visitors have evidently come
from the unknown hooks and corners of the land,
and having raked and scraped together Just enough
tunes At dime before they spend it.
AS the proof Of this, look at the fact that on the
night set apart for the benefit Of the band OF lhls
hotel, there scarcely enough persons present TO
III one third of the ball ROOM while On me iLre
made money here. is the Band OF Swiss Bell
Ringers whose concerts have bee ,,li crowded
Even ole Bull had slim audience, and
| am told that every entertainment hiher-
to offered has failed a splendid specimen Of
meonness occurred at the last Concert of the Swiss
BelI-rnpers Just previous to opening the doors, a
great number gathered on the piazza, and rush
took place by those near the door to obtain tickets,
surprising the room would not hold so many as were
already waiting. But this a needless alarm, for
about three hundred of the party cooly walked past
the Concert room door and stationed themselves at
the windows which were necessarily open on &C
count of the heat. That loafers ragged boys, negro
WATERS and those who had Emusic IN their souls,
but no money in their pockets, should do this was
not surprising, but aver most positively that
than fifty fashionably dressed Indies % stood in the
midst Of that steamng mass rather than pay 30 cents
each for ticket. As passed Corbyn al the door, |
asked him what he thought Of the outsiders; he
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kESIuc Ky--FIRsT DAY.
For Congress louisville District.


Sicit-eyland co,nty.--For Congress--Eggles-
ton (whig) A maj; Democratic loss, SO. For Re-
observation-disclosures (dem) "a maj-saIne as last
year
Ohio counfy.-For Congress-Smith (dem)
373; Eggleston (whig) 36l-dem. gain 81. One
township 10 hear from, which will increase Smiths
majority.
Floyd county.--For Congress-Henley (dem.)
l27 maj; dem. gain, l52. For Representative
Jones (dem) loo mai; dem. gain
JTame c0unty-For Congress-C. B. Smith
lwhig) 1855 over Finley (whlg). Fayeue County
(same districD-For Congress-Smlth's maj. Sol.
NORTH CARoLiNA-In Wayne County, James c.
Dohhln (democraD beats Haughton (coon) Cos ma
lori,y
Wayns county is in the district lately represented
AV General saunders, and gave MIR, Polk majority
"a 81 over MIR Clay, Democratic gain, since the
Pres aen,l&l election, IS in that county.
From the Richmond Enquirer we learn that Col
BEgs. The democratic candidate in the district late
II represented by Mr. Rayner (whlg) has beaten his
Wing opponent some forty or fifty votes in North
&IaFGoa county, which gave Mr.. Clay l55 majority,
ihas showing clear democratic gain OF about 200
votes IN Northampton.
The Wilmington Journal says that the majority
OF Gen. Mckay (dem) over Mr.. Meares (whig) in
Wilmington, was 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
UNITED STATES HoTEf.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, August 10, 1Si5.
Grand Ball at the United States Hotel Celebrated
Beaufies-P mpeaues-The FauDaughterofa r. G.
tender -Aristoracy-Ihe Sausage Ma
ke,'s Danghter-D,stingnished4 4r1frais-Eashioa-
abie FYirtaiions-IHrs. Cora Dfomatt--
A Theatrical Company Yankee Hai-Professor
Ma6it.
The grand ball of the season. description OF which
promised in my last letter, came of with great
6ciat at the United States" on Friday night. All
the beauty and fashion here assembled met to roam
through the magnificent grounds and richly furnish
ed saloons-to join in the dance and song
and reyel in the luxury which wealth and
taste had spread around. The night was clear
and lovely. The vault of heaven thick
ly studded with millions of stars, which, like
the BRIGHT and gstenng eyes of angels, looked out
from nights curtain with seeming pleasure on the
Joyous glttering throng below while the pure soft
breeze of the south wind famed the cheeks of the
heated dancers they issued, all glowing in their
light robes from the ball room into the clear beauty
of the o'erarching sky-heavenly music floated on
the air. minging its notes witt the murmurs of low
fountains, and the gay laugh and merry voices of
gladstone hearts. But let us enter the ball room.
Is it not glorious and brilliant scene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

HoRRmlE MURDER.--A most foul murder was
grange, Geo, on Saturday last. A Mr.. Boggs old
offender against the laws of the land had been ndugng
~ lncestuous intercourse with his daughter for
more than twelve years which resulted, few weeks
since, In the birth Of twins. She then resolved
again to be party In the commission Of a crime
natural and dgraceu and when father sworc that
she would not yield to his helsh dc sires he would
take her life, she fled to neighbors house whittier she
was pursued by the vile monster who deliberately shot
her, INJECTING wound from which she died on the lth
INST Boggs is now in Jail at Lafayette, Alabama.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
Brooklyn City Intelligence.

BRooKLyN AliLIrARy--The Brooklyn Light Guard,
with the Lafayette Guard, Of Newark, intend making
visit by invitation to West Spring the goth inst The
Brooklyn Light Guards have chartered large North
River steamer and have engaged Lothan's brass and
morning and return o'clock in the evening Ladies'
from Newark and Brooklyn will accompany the Guards
and from the splendid arrangements made, think it
will be of the best excursions made from this
city or BROOKLYN.
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room was well filed, but he really admired the cool
ness of one lady, who dressed in the height of fash
ion, came and asked him for half dozen program
mes for her friends, who had secured good places
outside the windows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

COURT FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRORS, RocuEs-
siding, and sixteen Senator'S No quorum beino nresent
the court adjourned until o'clock on Monday morning
cause NO is changed to M, a mistake having been
made in the date Of the issue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12
Court Intelligence.

ca -, =. ooMmss'oSrR's OvrioE August I0Beforc
ed upon charge Of perjury in swearing falsely In the
cae o. we u vs. scott and Others charged with
volt on board the ship "Mosemn decision this fore.
noon ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-12

FROM bARBADoEs-By the Caspian, we have files
OF Barbados papers to the 18th Of July. No news.
The House Of Assembly was IN session The
Thames steamer had just arrived, in II days and
hours from SOUTHAMPTON