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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

Tns SuR-TREasuRY-We learn that the Sec
retary ofihe Treasury has completed, or nearly
50, his arrangements with The banks for The safe
keeping OF the public funds. The deposile banks
have given security BY a pledge OF United States
or State stocks for the funds which they have on
hand belonging 10 the Government. The securi-
ties are, as far as may be, adapted 10 the locai-
ties OF The places Of deposite. Thus, in Ohio. the
stock of that State will be accepted; and in New
York. the stocks of,his State; and 50 with regard
TO others, where these Government securities are
not offered and where the States are solvent and
viher dividends IN Y Eapress
THE temporary arrangement being made for
the present, as regards the custody OF The public
moneys by the Secretary OF the Treasury, relates
exclusively TO their security. Nearly the whole
Of the security has been, TINS far, received in
United States stock. very small portion oil
State stock has been deposited. The work will
go on until the security is ample and undoubled.
Union.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

From New ZEALANp.-Desiruciion NJ he Bay
of Mands-By letter received from Captain
Jabez b. Rowland, of The ship London Packet
of Fairhaven, dated Bay OF Islands, New Yea
land March 18th, we learn, says the New Bed
ford Mercury, that The natives Of New Zealand
had risen upon The English inhabitants OF the
Bay Of Islands, and completely oyerpowered
them On the 18Th March baule was fought
between The English and natives. in which the
former sustained loss of 20 10 30 killed, and a
great many wounded. The English lied 10 the
vessels in port, leaving the Town in possession of
The natives, who soon reduced it 10 ashes. A
small English sloop Of war was there, whose
captain and several men were wounded. An
American sloop of war was also there bu did
moi interfere. Mr. Crnding, the English consul,
was no, inlurcd.-[N Y JJmr. Gem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
Richmond V,a.,

THE term of this institution co.x OOi.
Il NE ION OF October, and termina,as ~ on
18th Of March following. INMATES on The
/ lhere are Two Courses of Law in The so,..,
The General or Elementary course emhr,a aSnoo-
lines OF the Law of Nature and Na,ions 's - oui.
Polly, with particular views Of the Con.,,,,I.." avn
OF Virginia and OF The United S ,a,es~.sa u
Principles Of The Municipal Law Of vi, e"D We
WIN The subjects Of Pleading ard Evidence
and The Practical or Professional Cour<s
1racins the Principles OF the Municipal Iau ~ :,
virginia, IN connection with The variops ,o,. :.
OF action IN USE together with the points OF plc,+
ing and Evidence applicable 10 them respec,ig.
ly-and other matters-at some length
And there is also a Course OF Rhetoric .,
bracing the principles of The art, more narcr..
" as applicable 10 argument and dscus,ion =,
bar . s
There are Lectures, Readings Recitation, +,
amnations, and Exercises OF different kinl. -.
the students, in all the courses. ~
The fee for instruction is $50 for the Term :.
either of The courses of Law, or $50 for bo,h ~
them Cor parts OF them) together; and so forit.
Course OF Rhetoric-payahle in advance
July 22-ct Oct 10 WIN. MAXWELL
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE : Dr,w;,o :,
Ii Monongalia Lottery Glass %. :"
20 Is As 10 81 5 Al 20 "a II e. "a
Ticket, Nos. 4 lG "a, Capital pri,s .o3
and paid BY HOyT r'4
Alexandria, Extra. Glass No. 10
80 20 IL 81 So Q 81 SIS 6 40 81 Sc GO n "a
Tickets, Nos. 81 g., and 40 so 20, twocs.
pital Prizes sold and paid by HOYT
Alexandria, Glass No 30:
- 20 80 - % 3 50 lG 50 80.
July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

BLANK ACCOUNT BOOKS AND STA
TIONERY,
Fn sale by A. g. PENDLETON,
No. lG Main Street.
OIQ QUlRES Of Broad Cap Blank Books,
C4'O OF sooi quality paper, full bound and
half bound
BOB CURES of Long Folio Cap Books
III quires Of Demi Books, full bound, with
Russia ends, rulel in various styles for Ledgers,
Journals Record and Day Books
100 quIes of Medium Books, in plain and
handsome bindings, with Russia ends and centre
bands
1907 Letter Paper, ruled, plain, and color
$50 reams Foolscap Paper, white and blue
10000 Russia Quls
10000 QuilS, OF superior kind
100 cards best Steel Pens
751 Blank Cards, OF every description, .or
printing and visiting
$50 bottles OF Blue Writing Flsid
235 bottles Of superior Black Ink
G55 Copy Books made Of superior paper
$4,000 Slate Pencil,
20 Writing Desks, Of various Sizes
5000 Blank Memorandum Books
$50 States
d Rnes, tiat and round
1000 Rolls Hanging Paper and Bordering of
various patterns
I25 Quires Of Bank Checks and Notes on all
Banks
Reams Log Paper
10 do. ColoTed Medium Paper for printing
bills and labels
$50 Black Lead Writing and Drawing Pencils
10 Reams Of Note Paper-some with beautiful
lace border and edge
IS Boxes Water Colors OF l2, and 4rows
2l5 Pocket Books
IL Bank Note Gases
100 Fine Pen Knives-Rodgers' mandatory
25 Backgammon Boxes
10 lbs Waters, large and small
lbs. Sealing Wax of all colors
IS Silk Purses
The above, with many other articles, will be
sold al moderate low prices
July ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

HoYT's oFFIcE.-saoooo Capital :, :,
- day: 7s Nos, IA drawn Fine ''s or %, .. z
ages Tickets IS; shares in propor,io to- .0t pacs
July % "a 0r iCE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

THIS is 10 notify jeremiah Beckhan, that
i shall proceed 10 take The dispositions OF John
Porter and others, al the Rackoon Ford Mill, in
the county Of OIanse, on the 30ih August next,
between sunrise and sunset, and continue the
same from day 10 day until compIeted,o be read
as evidence in suit pending in The Circuit Supe-
ror Court Of Law and Chancery Tor the county
OF Orange, in which ! am plaintiff and you are
defendant. JAMES BECKHAM.
Inly oD-cuEu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
R6cf)nro1aU 1sMqe16rTr,

are burnt. Ii is expected that the Public Stores
will be saved. They are considered flte PROOF.
The first explosion broke windows hive blocks
! distant. :,
/ In addition 10 the destruction oil Engine NO.
We regret 10 learn that No. IL is crushed oeneatn
the ruins OF a building in Exchange place. II
/ she is there We have reason 10 believe several
other members are killed They were with Inc
/ engine, and We cannot see how they could all e.
cape. We sincerely trust, however, lhal al arc
safe.
Ii is now estimated that nearly two hun req
buildings are destroyed.
/ From Tie Ner Yak Sun, Extra, July III
The flames communicated 10 an adjoining
warehouse containing saltpetre, which lauer eA-
| ploded with three terrific shocks, al quarter 10
4 O'Clock, carrying away the building, TWO other
warehouses in The vicinity, and spreading dealh
/ in every direction among the flremen on tne
ground. The deaths are yariOusly reported al 20
| 10 100.
Some OF The fire engines near The scene were
shvered 10 atoms The three explosions were
accompanied By shocks resembling those OF an
earthquake, and SO pow erful as 10 shaIler WINDOWS
within circuit Of one mile. The doors OF Inc
American Exchange Bank in Wall street were
burst open with loud crash. The City BANK
doors also burst, as well as the doors Of ware
houses and buildings in The vicinity. Massive
iron doors and window shutters were bent and
twisted in every direction.
The streets or buildings everywhere in The VI
cinly bear marks oithe explosion.
The wounded fremen were taken into The no.
tells in The vicinity, and every attention paid 10
them.
AT the presen, writing-hallp past five O'clock
lis impossible 10 say how many lives are lost,
nor is il known how many may be in The ruins.
The explosion moi only carried away three
buildings, and shattered doors and windows, bnt
il also carried fame and burning limbers into
the adjoining warehouses, and, thus encouraged,
the flames ragged with intense fury. The mayor
is on the ground, AID the blowing up OF ware
houses has been decided upon as The only eHec-
tual mode OF arresling the flames which have sol
! beyond The control of the Fire Department.
Six o'cLocx-The flremen deserve great praise
for their successful efforts thus far. Looking at
the origin OF The calamity, it is greatly 10 their
credit that they have accomplished 50 much The
flames being now under their control.
Ii is believed now that it will not be necessary
TO blow MP any buildinss-lhanks TO the energy
of the Fire Department, and good supply OF
Croton waller. The Chief Engineer and the City
Authorities, with the Mayor are on the ground,
exerlins themselves with the greatest energy
The Firemen are now trying 10 arrest the flames
in the rear of the Mechanics Bank. Ii is sub
dned on Beaver ST.. Broadway and Broad But
the stores in Exchange place, adjoining William,
continue TO tall one after The other.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
STRATToN's OFFICE, No. 5, South F.,
~ teenti Street.

STRATToNs OFFICE, No. 5, South -Four
~ teentl Street.
Lei all the world say what they can
For selling Prizes, SrRATroS's The man
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery, %. July Is
70 Is As lG 81 s A 20 "a ~ e. -
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 CT 10
IL III As
20 81 IS
q Is lS rs, $500
Four more prizes, sold and paid by
STRATTON
~ Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Extra, rs. Jnly IS
81 ~ IL g. 81 9 81 55 10 81 sc 60 81 c.
Ticket Nos. 80 So G7, another Prize sold and
paid by STpArT0N
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria LOTTERY 90 Jnly 10
~ 20 so 10 % 3 81 IG 50 90
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery ~ Iuly u
Is 80 IS ii So 70 IS "a y "a i3 33
Ticket Nos. 20 "a IS, another Prize, sold and
paid by STRaTTOy
July %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

NTAILS.-3OO Kegs of Nails, assorted from
IN the celebrated Phnnix Factory, near Phla-
delphia, landing, and for sale by
july % DAVENPORT & ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
T +. WORDS oPPICE-Dr,w;n.,,,,,.

r. WORDS OFFlCE.-Drawingo Of Ale1.
y. andria Lottery, Class %:
AZ ~ 80 70 % 3 So I6 50 80
Grand Scheme 10 be drawn August Cd. lsi5
$4,000 dollars, in prizes OF 10000 dol,r.
each, rs prizes OF 900, &c, &c Whole TlcE,,
only 10 dollars.
A Certificate Of Package, which NAV draw
four OF The 10000 dollar prizes, will be sent, pos,
age tree, Tor 100 dollars Address
j. F. WORD
july % Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF ICHMON
High Water this day, July y, at o'clock, P.N
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore, sun

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
Steamer Jewess Sutton. Norfolk
Schr. Calharine Amanda, Broadburv, Phila-
delpha, sundries, 10 Webb Bacon & Co. .. A.
Slrecker, T. Sharp, J. Fl. Jury,J 81. Eustace &
Son. A. Duval Co, Van Lew, Smith & Co., A.
F. D. Clifford, J. Clendening, L. Loilier, Daven-
D ,rl & Allen, H. W. Tyler.
Schr Sea, Hart, New York, sundries, 10 Daven-
er's Sons t. A. Rust, Edmond Davenport,
Hubbard Gardner & Co, Patterson & Burr o.
w. Reese J. & F. Clendening, L. Gn'er & Co.
Dunlop, Moncure & Co, II. w. Tyler, Allison
& Evans, L. D. Crenshaw & Co., c. Hastow, /.
& C. Ellis, J. c. Crane, r. A. Mayo, Williams
& Haxa, Webb, Bacon & Co. w. Anderson,
Royal & Morgan, J. Goode, J. Bigelow, Nash y
Woodhouse.
Schr. Lucinda, Lloyd Georgetown, D. c., sun
dries.
Schr. Mary Ann, jerks, below, wheat, to Hax-
all's Mills
Schr Constitution, Lively, York River, corn,
TO Workman, McGruder 4 Co.
Schr Narraganseti, Baker, Boston. sundries
Schr T. Flelinshuysen, Bosart, New York,
hay.
Schr. f. Ruckman, BetswoTh New York, sun
dries.
Schr Columbus, Cade, Philadelphia, sun
dries.
SAILED,
schr John Simmons, Small, Boston.
Schr. George Klatts, Baker, Philadelphia
p,a,r IpIy 81 rle,re3 brio Erie Gun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
a MOST VALUABLE ESTATE ~ LOUISA

AT AUCTION.
Y'HE lib acres Of land lately advertised By
i me, belonging 10 the family OF Nathaniel A.
Smith, deceased Giving on The Northanna River
and Elk Creek, near Cars Bridge, miles from
the Louisa Rail Rold, 80 from Fredericksburg
and 45 from Rchmond,) will be sold to The high,
est bidder at Lonsl CouH House, on Monday.
August llih, benglhe first day OF Angus, Court.
TERMs-One-lhTd cash. the rest in one and two
years with the usual security.
Fresh description is needless The tract uniles
many and great advantages, and bidders, verify
believe, may expect a great bargain
LUCIAN MINOR,
July 22-cids (S325) For The owners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

TO RENT,
The desirable House and Lot, corner
EE s9eEEff OF Cary and Foushee streets, recently
MliQ, occupied By MIS-. Newman.
Apply 10 RICHARD HILL, Jr.
1nl,. s.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

WIN. P. TURPlN'S OFFlCE-Drawi1,
w OF Monongalia Lottery, No. 90. Jnly IS
IS l5 45 l6 81 8 A 20 "a u c. ,2l
Nos. lC A y, sold and paid BY TURpIN
Drawing Of Alexandria, 10 Extra, Juv ISL
80 20 III 81 So 81 80 40 81 81 co 81 e.
Whole Ticket Nos. 6 III So
Do. do. Nos. 81 60 e.
Share do Nos. 6 9 80
Three more prizes sold and paid by
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, Glass 90. JuIy lqs
40 20 SO 10 % 3 So lC SO 80
10000 Dollars Tor Dollars.
alexandra lotery. Glass lr2, Ex,ra-Drawina
comes TO hand BY mail his aliernoon-Re,urn Il
II o'clock: prize Of 10000, 20 prizes Of OoO
l4drawn Nos Tickets 5 dollars. Forthe capitai
prizes call al Fortunes New Home.
July %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22
COURIER, JULY 2iST

by recent arrangement, we are enabled H. =.
u ferlo The public the new cheap pnblica,ior
as early as any other house in he CIV Ocrs
sionally We may not have lime 10 Announce II,
arrival OF every Few workreeeived hrt whence.
this IS The case, and it is advertised hy any On,
else, il may be taken for granted ,ha, The San,
can also be obtained a. our establishment
We have Just 10 hand
The Ladies National Magazine Tor Angus
price Is. cents.
New Novel, by the author OF The Jih~ e..
iiled The Breach OF Promise"-25 cents
No 62 Litielrs Living Age-l2s cents.
Another supply Of Wandering Jcw-No Il
Another supply Of Lardner's Lectures.
NASH & WOODHOUSF
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fort. >, !,
Music, l37 Main Street. JnIy ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

r CAN hire out fifteen or twenty able bodied
i Negro Men at ten dollars per month until the
first day Of November 10 work in Richmond and
vicinity. Persons having such 10 dispose of can
call on LEWIS HILL,
General Agent and Collector,
Over J. H. Coquiu's Saddle Store
Iuv Obj
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

II The regular meeting Of The Union Total
Abstinence Society will lie held this evening, at
the Old Chapel at 81 o'clock. An interesting
address may be expected. Come early.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

a IT. PERSONS having cIalmS against The estate
n of Col Augustine Claiborne, deceased, will
please present them for payment. There are
many claims in my hands, found among the pa
pers of Col. Claiborne, which, am inclined 10
think, were placed with him for collection; there
FORE all having his receipts as Attorney will please
present them and gertheir claims.
WIN. A. SOMERVILLE,
Executor of A. Claiborne
Apply 10 John R. Chamblss, Attorney al Law,
Hicks.ord, Va July 22-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

BALTIMORE, July 2l.-Cleared, brig Erie, Gun
BY, for Rio de Janero, via Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

FOR RENT.
Es5=t3 The desirable business stand on Syca.
.E!IzH, more Street, in the town Of Petersburg,
now occupied by the subscriber is for rent. Pos
session given Immediately, if required. Apply 10
July 22-cw3w +. HOOPER & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

We have just returned from second visit TO
the fire 1t has extended to the lower side OF Bea-
yer street, and into Stone street. II is Row found
that the whole range in the latter street, from
Whitehall TO Broad street, will be destroyed and
perhaps The whole wooden block at The foot of
Broat Street 10 The East River. All The buildings
from The Public Stores TO South William street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

The great cause OF the extent OF The fire was the
explosion OF 5000 bags ii saltpelre, in The store
of Messrs. Crocker & Warren, in the rear OF the
carpenters shop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-07-22

HUI Y CI.UDK
The Adeiphia Hotel is onfire, and Two other
buildings on Broadway.
The fire has also crossed Baver street, and is
spreading 10 Whitehall.
Preparations are making 10 blow up some of
The buildings in hope 10 stop the flames from
reaching the locality Of the old ire towards South
street.
named al 80, bnt this i, probably exaggerated
One whole family is said 10 have peIished.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
Sentence of Big Thuader.-A letter
, the New York Herald of the lar inst

Sentence of Big Thuader.-A letter
to the New York Herald. Of the lst inst.
dated Hudson, Sept. 3oth. 1915, says:
At quarter before two Judge Ed
monds called the court to order. The
prisoner, Bough,on, alias Big Thunder.
was then brought, in. and ordered to stand
up and say why the sentence should not
be passed upon him!' Bongh,pn arose.
and in low tone stated that he wished
for a few days lenily. in order that he
nigh, see his wife and settle his family
affairs. which request was finally com
Piled with. The Judge then addressed
the prisoner at length, and concluded
By pronouncing his sentence to be 'con.
6nement in the Clinton county State pris
on during the term Of his natural life.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The Tariff articles in the las. two nun
bers of the Gazette exhibi, about as much
knowledge on the subjec, Of which they
treat as would an idiot in discussing AL.
zebra. Does not the writer know why
so low duty is placed on coarse wool'
Farmers have derived great bene6, from
the discriminating duty on wool. If by
putting a duty on any article il will enable
the home manufacturer to make the same
article cheaper than it could be afforded if
manufactured in Europe, does not econo-
my as we'll as patriotism call upon US TO
foster such system! Such has been the
effect Of the Tariff and The writer in the
Gazette cannot gainsay il. We have
no time this week to notice the articles
in the Gazette, bu. we may attend 10
them hereafter.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
JAMES CRAWFORD. President,
GEO. GREENE, Secretary.
From the New York Express
most Extraordinary Book--SeiZure
of Private Letters and Papers.

AOSe H>Ati BO0kssScigure
of Private Letters ana Papers.
One OF the most extraordinary publica.
tons was laid upon our table Yesterday,
which we have ever been called upon to
review. Ii pnrports to be .,he lives and
opinions of Benjamin franklin Butler.
and Jesse Hoyt, with anecdotes or biogra-
phlcal sketches of Stephen Allen. George
+. Barker. jacob Barker, James Gordon
Bennett, Samuel r. Bets, Isaac W. Bish-
op F. P. Blair. Walter Bovine. G. G
Cambrsllng, Moses L. Cantine, J. I. Cod
dington, WIN. III. Crawford, Edwin Cros-
well, Isaac kiDle. Cornelius w. Law.
renee, Isaac C. Leake, Charles L. Liv-
lngs'on, Edward Livingston. w. l..
Marcy. NJ. NJ. Noah. Thaddeus Phelps,
Elijah F. Purdy. Roger Skinner. Peter
W. Spicer, Samuel Swariwout Enos II.
ThrooP, Henry Ulshefrtr, John Van Blu
rem, Martin Van Buren,. Prosper NJ. Wet
more, Campbell P. White, levi Wood.
bury. Silas Wright. Samuel Young, and
their friends and political ass ,cia,es, bv
VIM. l.. Mackenzie: Cook e. Co. publish
ers, Boston.
The writer is distinguished Locofoco.
one OF the political refugees. whom MIR
Van Buren, and others petted after the
Canadian Rebellion, and introduced TO
public consideration in this State. He
published for some time weekly paper
in this city. In Canada. he filled "a large
place in the public eye, and his book will
make hun fill vet larger place in The
United States. No work ,ha, has been
printed here. will have SO great a run
Tor |, introduces US at once into the verv
bosom of Locofocoism in the State Of "
York from 1916 up to 1899. and develops
species of political charlalanry and Ma
chiavelism, the like % which has never
been paralleled on earth. .
The ain body Of the book consists OF
private letters which have passed be,wee o
some OF the prominent men. whose names
are given above. Mackenzie says:
The safety Of The State, which is SUI.
Perior to every other consideration, makes
u necessary to use all possible means 10
unmask the Vaccinations Of treason, that
she dreadful effects may be prevented -
Papers. therefore, may be taken posses.
sion OF. and letters intercepted, as warlike
stores are secured. that The designs of the
consplrators. may be made known to those
whom they would besray. and frus,ra,ed.' ,
We don give in 10 this logic. bu, the
writer goes on to Justify himself by .,he
seizure of the Glen.worih papers" the
publication oil Mr. Clay's private letters,
and other like authorities. The writer
also says:
Mr. Cambreleng's views OF ,he sancti,y
OF Confidential. correspondence may be
readily inferred from the contents OF the
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Waine The Portland Argus has re
tnrnsof votes for Governor, from three hun
dred and thrty-one townships and plan
ta'ions, showing that Hugh J. Anderson
IS re elected Governor by meagre major
i.y. His vote will be full five thousand
short of the Wing vote of las, year. The
Legislature will, Of course, be Locofoco
in both branches. Here is the recapilu.
laiIon of Gubernatorial vote: Anderson
O.G05, Morse 24,327. scattering $3.50
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Capt. JOSHUA BARNEY, U. S. Agent.
deserves much credit for the industry and
judgmen. he has displayed, in his super.
insendence Of the various Improvements
made on many Of the leading roads in the
Territory. He has superintendent the
erection Of several bridges, and all who
have seen them speak in the highest terms
Of their beauty and promise Of durability
He will probably make US a substantial
bridge across the slough on The opposite
side of.he river before long. In the mean
time Congress should be impor,uned to
increase the appropriation SO that SUBJ
stantial road may be made across the ILL
nois Bottom leading to Burlington. oa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

\ The last Lee County Democrat shows
up somebody to great disadvantage as
figuring consPicuousIy at she late anti
Mormon meeting a, Montrose. II makes
out that one Of The chief speakers-a and
we suppose ii is the same one who draft
ed the proceedings and to whom we
award much praise in another column
once, when he was candidate for the
Legislature in 1910, made speech in the
same place, TO the Mormons which was full
of adulstion and praise Of that people
whom he now denounces. The editor
gives the reason. He says in 1910 i, was
popular for these bastard democrats, as
he naugh,ily calls them, to court the ia.
vor Of the Mormons, bot now it is pop
ular for them TO denounce them as thieves
aud villains. This is a mos, precious con.
fession, coming as it does from loco 70.
co editor, iand confirms all we have ever
said about those politicians who have
heretofore secured the votes of The Nor
mons.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Medical Department Of Jacksonville
(M. J College. important error crept
into the advertisement of this Institution
as published in our paper. The fee for
the full term was, set down as being $50
when it should have been $50. This In
sli,u,ion is we'll manned by able Profes.
sors and we cheerfully recommend i, to
the Medical Students of Iowa.