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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31
BUSINESS OAR ID s.
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w HOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER In Drugs;
w Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental In
struments, Perfumery, Paints, Oils, Dye-stus, Drug
gists' Glassware, Window Glass, Pure Wines and LII
quors for Medicinal use. DaguerreOtype Plates,Ca-
Ses and Chemicals, also Books and stationery, a
great variety of fancy articles sporting and fishing
takle. I3-Store on northwest corner of Main and
Jefferson streets, Burlington, Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

nURE LIQUORS: cask Cogniac Brandy, cask
/ Port Wine, with the Custom House certificate
attached. Warranted pure for medical use, for sale
by fapr IL, '49) IF. TALLANT
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

Hats, Caps and Bonnets.
~ ARRETT 4 COOPER, above Barrett House have
" just received and for sale, HATS, such as bea
yer, silk moeskin, fur, wool, palm, leghorn, etc.
Caps-cloth, velvet, plush, sealette and glazed
Bonnets--hraid, straw, modena and gimp. ap Is
n,@< LOOK HERE.-The highest price will be
E*G paid by the undersigned for any quantity of
-a> Bur or white Oak Logs, to be delivered at the
lower Saw Mill in Quincy, Illinois.
Quincy april rs, ls4s-lm ENoCH CoNYERs
WINDOW GLASS; 100 boxes Pittsburgh city
~ brands, all sizes, from by 9 to 10 by -, in
prime order, for sale by tapr 12) F TALLANT
TIGARS, Cigars; Regalia Cigars direct from the
Y J importers, just received and for sale by
april IL, '49 GAY
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, good supply, for sale by
IL may 10, 40 JOHN G. FooTE
BUILDING Hardware: good assortment, just re-
ceived by tmy lo) g LAuMAN Bro
XN7OOD SAWS for sale by
w may 8, '4s J. G. FOOTE
HoRsE Collars, names, shovels, hoes, spades, log
and trace chains, forks, etc., just reed and for
sale by (apr rs, '4s) GARRETT COOPER
CLOTHING: coats, pants, vests, drawers, shirts,
etc. ,of all kinds for sale by GARRETT COOPER
1nR LBS. OF CHLORIDE OF LIME, for puri-
-lUU flying cellars, removing foul air, etc., for
sale BY taPT IL, '49) fALLANr
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

6 PL0UGHsl PI.OUEHsil--i5O su.
SW vperior Cary Ploushs, on hand ana for
- sale very cheap, at the corner Of JEFF
farson and water streets bv
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

DED LEAE; 1000 lbs. Red Lead, superior arti-
NJ Gle, just received and for sale by
april ~, AS Z GAY
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

ENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants.
u No. IL, Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware,
Queensware, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Looking Glasses, etc. etc. etc. jan Is, '49
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-31

T AND WARRANTS-A constant supply, guar
L 1 anteed genuine, and in proper form, for sale
low for Cash by Ioct %, 'iSl w COOLBAUGH
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oeriIbe @eiie anoefallen, uno um 81
Sbaler, Hcd, gSeife, &C.. beraubt, uno
na6ber in Elm 90 Sub tiefes &obIenlcb
eeitirst. Oapis erbolte li6 nab cini9en
Stunoen wieoer 10 weit. oab er iib nit
orober Unifrenaun9 aus Dem eobe Der:
aus arbeitete, uno am ndbiten WOr9en
mabte er Qnsei9e bel Der Seboroe. uno
be;eibnete Oapio Sanos uno Seni. Garp
als Die 1bdter oieier Sbanotbat.- SANDS
puroe eleib oarauf einoefaneen uno er=
belt Dor Srieoensribter gSlion. Elm uor'
ldufioes Serb0r, nacb rpelbem er in Gr'
maneelune BON 500 Sbaler Sur9lbott.
nab Dem @auntp 9efdnenlhe oboeliefert
wurpe, oas er erif Dor rpenieen 8a9en per
lafen bate. Sarp 1T biz iest nob nibt
elneefanoen poroem allein es 1T Su bof'
fen, oab er Der peroienten Strafe nlht
entaeben miro. Oas @elo uno Die iibri
aen Nrtifel, Dem 8eroubten anoeb0reno,
ino nod uidt pieoer erbalten woroen.
Sreibeite q.
0uentoun, Den |. Sebruar.-Srauriees
unoluf. .-2Sir iino beridtet iporoen. oas
elm Wann, gtomens Sobn W'Gee, am
porlceten Wonta9. an Der GlIenlbmelse
Ioes Joerrn Rbaros. in Carbon 9auntp.
auf folosnoe ionoerbare WelIe Su ielnem
Gcoe fam :-G6 er0ibt iib. oab W See,
uno cine anoere perlon, itb in Dem Sur
mace @ebGuoe bal9ten, pdbreno pelbem.
W See nit oer Srulf ouf etpad. cas auf
Dem Subbooen lag. 9e.porten wuroe. uno
als man lbn aufbob. par ct berelte toot.
Ser Sau lca lbsnbar nibt ibper 9e.pe'
fen Iein, uno einiee oe9enpdrtl0e pollen
nj fen, DAP iein BOO ourth lonlt stwae
berbeIeef ubrt lpuroe. Y. patrlot.
8roeee Greffen in Yueatan. - Die 4
merifaner lieereib. .-es 1T Ole ytabrlbt
eineeoan9cn, oab unldu9it Elm Gre fen 3u
gucatan (tattDefunosn babe. in lpel6em
Die amerifanil6en Srelpllllgen Den SIe9
erranaen. .-Gs paran 5000 SnoIaner, uno
nur 500 2(merfaneu in Dem 1reHen be
tbeilist. - Die Snolansr iino NIT elnrm
ercsen &erIulte Surlfeetrleben poroen.
Iub blieben 43 Nmerlfaner aut Dem
Sblobtteloe. - Die Snoianeritaot Gela
1T neoer0ebrannt woroen. uno Die Nmerl.
faner poren auf ibrem Waribe nab Sa
ialas, no, pie man plhen MIL. oas ent'
lbeioenoe Srefen itattflncen miro.
G-9ie Ssisessbuns bon psnnfplpansn
bat Der lSittme bss psrifcrbsnsn @cuv. Shunf
Die Summe Don 1857 perrpillist ODER ben
pollen Sstras fsinss Ssbalts, Bis sum l6. Sa
nuar 1S49.
O1r9uf Der srifsn Ssits bed bsutssn Slats
tss bssnnt cine intsrrsnants Sslbibts. 1Sst
bifsbe bsbaItsn pia, fOats Die Sldttsr autbs'
wabrsa, neil Iis ssmli6 lang 1T.
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$176,5OO 62
Spnt NuslanDe.

illus tsr uSrsicn preGe." i'm Gue3use.)
4nfunft pse Oampf6ifes Canada in 81.
port. init IA Sage ipatern Slabrietten bon
Europa.
9sutf (aup.- - Sranffurt 1T INNER
lob per Iufenttalt Der Sntrisue. Oie beuts
ebe ginbeit 1T ferner ais js.
Sranffurt, E. San.- Die Committee Der
MISUNDERSTANDING fir eic 6itrcl6ilbe Sra'
erbieIt setern 4tenb bic 6ltrciebiihn DO:
lumente beSlslih ces 8esenitanees. Sle
DiseulGon miro niebt Dor Wlontas auffoms
nsr. W1an Iast, Der 8eibsUsrweler 1T oer
pom Oettreih aeforoerten Nncrcnuns entses
len. gs berri6t piel Iufresuns i'll Ss3us
buf bic Srase.
lin S. puroe bic Srase ilbsr bee Stnias
bon preu6en Contribution. ourb Grn. 9Ses
snbont, aur Gaaesorbnuna Dor Die Serlaills
ura setradht, hber bs1em ScrIblas, ,pcnacb
pic Ycrwilliauns eer gouttitntion ourb Den
E6nis bon prsuben fir null unp nttls cts
Fldrt miro. Ser SorItla9 oer Spse'al
Committee, Die ernannt mar, tim ibcr Srn.
Delenbonee's Hntras 5u beriebten NAT Gins
fah fir oas llsberseben 5ur 9aseeorcnuna
Pbne auf Die Srase, fcrosit Die 8erfammluns
Pabe bctteilist iei, einsuseben. Sicr umslls
bemente purcen fcfcrt senaebt uno nahber
pnrb 4 anpere eriest aber tpelbe Die Nbit,m:
hung aencmmen purpe, natbbem Der Nntra9
per Committee bon elmer Mebrbeit bon $50
be9en 202 perneint iporcen mar. Oiele pers
hieoensn Nmenpements, peltbe 5rn. 2De'
enoonf's Hntraa rehtfertiaen, purpen pers
oren, unb enolih sins ein ScrIhlas ouret,
paB Der 9sssnitano fallen selaien iperoe; 70
labm bic Srase Elm Cube.
preu6en. - Berlin terbalt ftb unter
Yen. Wranasls Yslaserunseitanbe rubis. =
{Oas prsuBiIhe D1inifteriuin 1T tbdtis oamit
bsfhaftist Die fps3isllsn 8elese pcrsutersiten,
nab melhen bic prin,ipien Der @cntitutlon
N Birtlamteit sefibrt wsrocn IolIrn.
Que toni9llten Seerete, tpcnah Die Ses
fl0fsbote Der priDileairten unb beporau9tsil
Serlebtsbarfeit absefhatft peroe, foipie aller
fprlbat unb srtliben Nehtssemalt, Die tbeiIe
b.psrlonen ooergorporaticnsn aussciitt tpilrs
Pc, lpuresn am S. in osr Berl. 3ts. publi3irt ;
lie itno bealeitet oureb anoere fit bic ginrid,.
funs oss efentiteH 9eri6tsperfabrens, lln'
feriuhuns ourtb SsIttworene, uno minolis
3tfs 3eueniB. alle Criminal: Inflaaen, nor.
in bic ltbmeren Strafsn perwifelt finc, poll.
Fif6e Serfolsnnssn, unb Serfabrsn sesen
pie preGe iollen purh @Gbworene uuters
5udt wsrbsn. Gin 8efbporener mus itbcr
so Sabre alt fein, in Ssfs aasr lsinsr tiir.
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Nerbeiratbet.

-pureb ben gbrp. Saeob DaIIIsr. am 2S.
San, 5err SaeOb Eaufnan, pOn NsaolIs,
NIT Oli6 &ouiia EilllnSer, bon sumru. -pr'
Sobn $50. Euper nit MiB 1melia Seipsr,
beioe BON Ncapins.
-oureb pen gbrp. Wm. pauli am 22It.
San, 5srr Sobn 3. Jonss init eer 2Slttpe
Maraaretba Saurisp. non @umru. AIN 2S'
6err Nufus lopams NIT Dlib Nsbsfa Balls
riso, bon gumru. -6err spster partnan
NIT Der 1pittwe Dlaria porss, pon eIlaB. =
an 2eitsn 6err 8eunepil!e Nbcaps NIT
D1i6 Nsbefa 3e,pis, pon Nctelon.
-oureb ben gbrw. gonrae W'lllsr, am To-
Sau, 81. ispi 5eb nit O1ib 6anaa W'illsr,
beioe BON Olep.
-cuyb ben gbrw. 9. s. 8. Sdssr, ama5
San., Ser Sonas Sil!is, bon SriInmltltb,
mit Wis Dlaria Sitter, Don $etta eauntp.
-pur6 ben gbrp. Siaae NoIlsr. am IL.
San, 5r. wlaoushbp Ssllt, Don >ansltemo.'
init Oli6 &uelnca Srenltnssr, bon O'itrltt.
-6r. 6elnrieb Gaub, bon Nueeombmanor,
init Wli6 gliIatetb 6ctfman, bon Nodlano.
-am IA. San, 5err sepi Ssts' pom Storfs
hampton Co., nit Wlik WatiIoa Saus, Uon
Woflauo. -6srr Srisprieb SemmeL BON
Buts Co., NIT Wib gltbsr SlaBmslsr' ro's
<auaIebwar,m. -am 2l,, ST. gllas SaB, D.
Noflano. mir Waib Abpsall Gueb, pon lang
llbrpalnm.
(ginsdanrt)
--ourtb ben gbrp G. Dlll!sr, am l6fen
Sam, 5err Samss Sanamam Don W'ontso'
merp, init WliS glilabstb >a1bar, pon Ssrts
pos wetter, MN bat Oct Sim atb Srab,
@r juhte bic uno luobte p1
gr iubte fern unb Iucbte nab
Oocb Seine purpe lbm befannf,
Sis CT Fam in bas WontSomerp'sailo.
Stun 1T ss 5anO in 5ano:
Oie Setjp Ipracb, OIL biit melll,
llnp Der Sim, bas Ipllt 70 Ieln.
llno nnn, sub 2ietesspaar,
60 br!nst Die gbe init sletsn 5ll,
llno lebaft ale Nabt in gutter Nub,
llno 10 sebt ss Sloria 5allslula.
-burtb een gbrp. 5erman. am 25. San,
6err Sames SleB, pon mcntsomerp, nit
mi6 Cara $ances, bon Serfe eauntp.
Solo es fnalIt in alien g6en,
@trcft gn6 nab ber Oeden.
SIN winter 1T es talt
ltno sebeiratbet 1T talo,
Doeb seplrtbf6aftet I6wer.
Ootb gutb lisbes parhcL
Wnnib ieb allies Slif
Oab Cub Haes m6dbt seoeiben
.lno oaB ss gut nibt tbut reuen
ltnp paB es miro Cub nibt perorieben
QBann idb thu fhIieben.
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@irt neuer YOItreiter

Ioa er,piblt wsrosn auf Samitass Den 24icn
Setruar. um llbr Sladmittase, an Salt;
baule bon Scbannee psferman, in genter
Saunltbip, Ssrts gauntp. lae bstbeilisten
psrIonen in glab, Waicencriet, Bern,
winplcr, @sntsr uno OtersSern, ltno cinse.
laoen tsisuIppbnen uno ibrs Stimmen elnSus
reibem
81. .. 2lae oisjsnisen perionsn, ipeIcbe
ibre 3eltunscn Durb pen alten pcitreiter ira
gen Ilebsm ItnO blermit anfsefcrpcrt pen sra'
ssrlobn, al bic rGpettlpen spadbalter 5u bes
,abeu, bis psn 5teu uabiten Dlar;.
9luf Sefsbl bon George 4. Saag
Sbrettsr.
prcmpts 3abluns ,piro sefcrosrt, Ionll
llntctten 81 srrparten.
milliam Stauot pcItrsiter.
Sebr. 6. l949. SUI.
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-am e9fcn, in risier 9tabt, Sobn 5sbn,
i'm soften $ebensjabrr.
-am 23ttsn, in Bomelsport spstsr 3srs
DC, i'm 42fen $sbensjabre.
-am sSiten, in Sriuwiti6, Nebefa lln'
anslt, 9oettsr bon 5ciurlcb llnanslt. I'M 46'
itrn $ebcnsjabre.
--am sSltsm in oieier 9taot 2Sllliam
5ornberssr, i'm soften >ebsnsjabre.
DIN s5ttCu, III Ssrn Samucl Nltbaus,
i'm 36ltsn >ebsnejabre
-am lStsn San, in Setbd, Daniel 6c6,
i'm alter bon 65 Sabrsn sassn.
--am 2?fen, bier, Hnua Wlavia Befer,
wlttps pen Saeob Ssfsr, in soft. Sabre.
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Surge AeberTht Der Wtdrfte.
Nhilnhelnhin, GshrlInr 3. lS49.

Diebmarft. - SIN Marfts warsn $50
Sblahtoblem 200 fir Hsu Ycrf; 27O SHs
be II. &dlbsr $50 Sbwsine u. 100 Sbaa'
fe uno qdmmsr.
prnfe. - Sblabtobfn-ber Warft mar
lsbbaft uno als, bis auf so, lpurbsn psrfauft
sn S6a bs 81 Die 100 Yfuno. Siibe unb &als
Der psrfauftsn ju 81 bis $l4 fir trcfns S,ib,
Sl2 bis S24 fir Sprinssr unb $50 bis S33
fir Otllbfdbs. Sdwsins psrfauft III $5a Bis
$64 Die 100 Dfune. Sbaafs uno gdmmer psrs
fault su S14 bis "a far Sbaafs unb $l4 bis
$29 fir Qdiler.
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$l2 "a

Silani i'm @base 49,. $l2 "a
Sanuar IA. 1S49. -
Die Wlitslisosr Der Mobrspille Srifsn.@ oms
panp psriammsItsn fib am Mcntass ben Is.
Sanuar 1S49, am offsntlibsn 6auis ponSobn
s.. Mcbr bieltsn Gin settlement Der wdbrsno
Dem SABRE ls46 smpfansensn Sole uno srfIars
ten sinsn 9ipibsno BON 20 sprcsent, 6 Yro;'t
SntsrsiTsn une % YrcSsnt auf bic 9auptiums
me, wslbs Der Sbasmsifsr Der srfastsn @oms
panp ausbs;ablsn tpiro. Cine jabrlidbs Wabl
lpurcc ron eria9ter @cmpanp ssbaltsn,amMons
ta9s ben 15tsn Sanuar 1S49, am bfsntlibsn
joaufs pon Scbn 8. W1obr, unb Die folssnpsn
psrfonsn muresn rtbtis srwdblt fir oas bssins
nsnce Sabr ndmlih: Yrdfosnt: Saeob Yos
Der; @srwaItsr: SOiepb eoos, Saeob 6aas,
Daniel Hltbaus,Sobn Sblappis,Sobn Sbns>
Der uno @barles 8. Mcbr; S6asmsilfer s.
iaae 8. Mobr.
Wobrspille, San. %. 1s49. 3m.
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Sas atemc eeJaDr,

Soat an9efan9sn init elmer bsrrllben
Nuslibt BON 8sibdftsn fir ben llntsrnsbmsns
Den, 2lusoausrnosn unb 8lsisssn. Die anfOrs
psrun9 fir & siosr an bsm sro6en Eleis
eers5tobr no. So, Ofspsnnitrass, Spis
itbsn Der Ssbstsn unp Sisbsntsn, bat iib in
sinissn Der lsstsn Sabre 70 ifare psrmsbrt oas
mir, un9sabtst unisrsr @inribtun9sn fir Die
ibnsls Au5fIbrun9 Der Arbsiten, in Die Nctbs
msnOi9feit usrlest iinO flsisis ~ fsin, um Die
DISQUALIFICATION 9s9en unisrs Suncen su srfals
len. 2tbsr pa SIsis elm Ssrenissn oisiee SIsls
oersl9auiss it, 70 babsn mir feline @inwsnoun9
9sssn irssno sinsn Sstras pcn psrmsbrtsr Ins
fcrosruns, bsnn unisrs @inribtunssn iins bins
ldnslib. James Jamefon,
Sauflnannss9bnsicsr, Ro. 62, OfspsIif.
Nsaoina, Sanuar 30. 1S49. b..
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Bsrfs gauntp gommilfonsrs Gmtsitube,
Sanuar l6. 1849.
9ie ltnterSsi6neten m66ten NIT Dem Ars
tbltett pom Serfs gauntp Gefansni6e germ
pcllsnbs abIetteln, oamit Stiemano ibnen ole
Shulo suIhieben Fam, bet nod Sorperuns
gen aeaen oen sebacbt'n Gr6iteft bat, fir &c.
tbane urbsiten opsr selieferte Wlateriallen,
oper mas es Iontt lein mag, uno seben oaber
bicrpurtb 8adu6t al Seoermann - ibre
Neebnunsen all oer obisen amtsttute ein5u:
reiHen am stem nacblten Sebriar, 70 oa6 Ie
vcrseiesr uno 100 m5siitt be;ah!t 'percea mo
sen. .Oaeio Vooer'
gonrao CLAUS.
@eo. Sihtbcrn, Streiber. SIN.
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b qaneaffsr ; BON Sirssrn ron sinsm sbslle
eaneaffer @auntp, btteno an Ssrfs sauns
hn9sibIcisn 81 wsroen.
6ablrsids Sittfbriftsn famen sn' tlr een
(berruf beS Yrcpifos i'm 10 StunosnsSstss.
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RSplfSfcbuleu. = Nu83u8 aus oeIn
|ribte oes BeneralsNuoitors:
Solssnbss Ssist ben Setras Der 3ablun9tn
Sbuls 1Barrants, fir Die psrfbieoenen
(lntiss bes Staatss, ssSablt in Der Staatss
basfammsr wdbrsnb oem psrfloiFnen Sabs
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Sube,,> 6lcicer.

Gin 9rc6ss Nnortsmsnt BON Suben'Hlei'
oern, bon alien 9r66sm fsbr WobIfsil ;u ba'
ben an an Samion'6 SIsSsrsStObr, No 81,
Oifspsnnifrass, Smiibsn Der 6tsn une 7tsn.
Neaeina, Sanuar 30. b..
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g I a T b.

-am 25. San, in grster, am Shlasfu6,
Cara @6nsioer, wittpe BON Oan. S6nsl
ber, i'm S5Iten Sabre ibres 2lters.
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or.
Saaraslb bsaablt bem Yrdfbentsn

SaarssIb bs5abIt esm prdlbsntsn
uno 9ermaltsrn, fir Nrs
belt uno jdbrlibs 9isnffs $27 0S
!" Sbasmsiitsrs @sba!t II 90
Sobn s.. Mobr Soitsslb 3 so
Daniel Hltbaus fir 2l64
Tus planfsn iu SIT Die
1000 Sub SO 7S
Wcbr u.Sriesr flirSauboli a 30
9Sttms Warr fir 9arten 90
Sitter unb Comp. unb q.
YumsOs, fir 9rudsn 4 so
a. s. uno 5. s.. Mobr fir
Ssrlbisosnss uno Sarsn 214
i" Daniel &ctb fir Maurearb. 25
SntsrsGsn auf bic nsus9tns
lsibs Der iibrgen Sbult 70 72
/" aufbis(oauptiuins 23 pSt. 3O5 62
-S4Sl 81
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WObrspiuer SrllCfen So.

&sbnuns bon Jfaae <. t1Iobr, Sbasmsi,
ffsr bon osr WobrSpille Srldsn.S Company,
pom l4tsn Sanuar ls4s bis 14tsu Saauar
l649, rpis fol9t:
Dr.
5u Silan; i'm Sbaes am l4tsn
Sanuar lS4S, SIS 65
Su srbatsnsn 36aen pom IA. Sas
nuar l94S bis IA. Sanuar lS49 47S 40
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-05

GAMBLING CLUBS IN BosroN. A young
friend OF our was invited, some weeks since. 10
join "club," located in the very heart OF our
city. The house was elegantly furnished, re-
freshnents were cspitaliy served up at very
moderate rate, the company agreeable, and
our friend hattered himself that he had found
place where he could "drop i'm and while away
those lonely hours which tall to the lot of every
single man in large city After enjoying his
'Club" for week or SO, he was invited one
night to step upstairs into private room, where
supper was prepared. A vague recollection
haunts him Of having drank few glasses OF
champagne, and then played vingt'et un, but he
is very positive that the next morning he was
called upon to pay four hundred dollars, which
it was alleged he had lost the evening previous
1t was lesson to him, and we publish the FACT
hoping that 1t may warn others away from the
"Ciub. "-Boston Bee
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MONEY. In the last three months, $25, 000,-
900 worth OF goods have arrived at this port, and
are held for sale by Our merchants. 10000 bales
OF cotton, worth So 100000, as much bresdstufs
and larger amount of other produce are held
here, while there is due from the country at least
S25, 000, geo to our merchants, and our banking
houses have invested probably So 900 900 in bills
bought at cheap rates, to drain the money from
England. In all, at least $65, OO0, 900 OF New
York money has been laid out in the last few
weeks IN bills, goods and produce, to sell, and
money will be eight until these things are re-.
alized.-NY. True Sun.
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NICE DISTINCTIONS The Supreme Court of LOUIS
lana in the case OF The State VS. Slave Dick has dec
ded that the provision of the constitution guaranteeing
trial by jury accused persons, does not extend 10
slaves AT the same time il decides that $50 far as
crimes misdemeanors and offences are concerned
slaves considered persons" Poor Dick is cons
victed of murder. So are to understand that the
slave is person for Inc purpose Of prosecution but
aperson for the purpose OF defence. Glorious law, this
EoF civilized land!
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FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD BY $. w. sELBY g. co.,
At their Sales Room, = No. SO Main street,
THIS DAY, April 9Th, at O'Clock,
A LARGE assortment Of New and Second hand FUR
IA NITURE, consisting Of Bedsteads, Feather Beds
Mattresses, Bed CIolhng, Chairs Tables Wash Stands
Clocks, Looking Gmsses, Dressing Tables, Dry Sink,
CARD TABLES, CARPETS,
Mating, Window shades, Cradles Book Cases,
COOKING, PARLOR and OFFICE STOVES,
Settee Cradles Children's high and low Chairs
Crockery, G PISS and Tin Ware &c
Also, I'd hand CHASE, SERAPHINE, i
Barrel Varnlsh.
Like wise, at the same time and place, will he sold by
ord.r II Assignee lot OF Second hand Furniture.
April 5. dit 8. w. SELBY. Auci.
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Worcester, April 4, l849.

FATAL AccIDENT-Died in this city, 9Th ult.,
Eeazer F. Preston, aged 80 His death was caused
BY kick from horse Mr. Preston stopped 10 pick up
something behind the animal, and was struck on the
head with such force break in the skull He was
taken up senseless and fingered in unconscious state
for three days, when he died. The deceased was an
upright industrious, kindbearted ard worthy man. and
las left wife and four children, 10 mourn his sudden
and unexpected DEATH
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMBOATS,. The ST Louis
ReyeilIe the number OF steamboats, on the Msss>
sipp dt 3d. of which only % than years old.
During the past year twenty two boats were lost by
burning, hiIiytwo by sinking, nine by explosions and
six by collisions Ia these different accidents, orty-one
persons were killed by drowning; eighiy>two were
bumt one bundled and ninely.ns scaded to
death, and seven lost by collisions.
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The Interchange of Opinions. Gov. Dewey
transmitted to the Assembly copy OF the reso.
lutions passed by the Virginia Legislature, I'd
verse to the Wilmot proviso, in favor of slavery,
etc. Whereupon, on motion of Mr.. Strong, the
Assembly voted that the Governor be requested
to send to Virginia the resolutions on the same
subjects which have been passed by our Leeis-
lature -yMilmdukie SeRtineL
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CoKaEcTIoN OF THE EAST; WITH THE GREAT
VALLEY OF The MISSISSIPPI, ria the Central Rail
Road acrQssGhs Stale Of Michigan.-We peeceive by
advertisements in the Detroit papers tina, the Michigan
Central Rail Road is completed and will be opened Tor
travel in April, and line Of Steamboats, established
between Buffalo sad Detroit, and from New Buffalo
THE western terminus of the Central Raroad across
the foot of Lake Michigan to Chicago.
By this arrangement passengers will leave Buffalo
daily, morning and evening, and arrive a, Chicago by
the boats that go through Lake Erie without landing in
thirty hours and by the line Of boats touching the
ports on the south SIDE OF the Lake, in onyfve hours,
from Chicago by class OF large packet boats on the
Illinois and Michigan canal to Lasele. and thence by
frst class STEAMBOATS, The Mississippi TO ST Louis and
New Orleans
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u English Mormons, some hundreds in num-
Der, lett Swansea, England, for Liverpool, on the
last Tuesday OF February, whence they " ere to
sail for California, under the lead OF their popu.
lar Saint, Dan Jones. They were mostly sub
stan;ial farmers.
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The correspondent CT the Philadelphia Ledger says
that Mr.. Ewing is looking 10 the Presidency, that Mr..
Webster is Recommending some person other for
almost every office under the government" and that
General Scott will not be permitted reside officially
at Washington.
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MUsKRATs. The recent heavy rains have
flooded the meadows so that these animals are
driven from their accustomed retreats, and are
obliged 10 come nearer the high lands, where
great slaughter has been made amongst them.
Concord Freeman,