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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21
DIR MYERS

Sarsapdriia. Hi'd Clerrs md Dandeiior Compound.
Have you noticed, 1--WE know YIN hareJ the ex-
element created by the recent u PRODUCTION to our
midst OF DIR Myers invaluable t.Sarsaparila Wild
Cherry and Dandelion p, The pFoprictors say truly
that it differs in composition from common sspuri.
flying medicines and to our senses il il at least
three times as strong as the strongest OF fhem.-
We are hearing Constantly OF most remarkable
cures performed by it all over the state, and those,
some of them of diseases for which you might -
well take soapsuds simple Sarssparillas. Liver
complaints the most obstinate, Diseases ofthe Uri-
nary Organs, Coughs. &C. &C., IN fact almost any
complaint that medicine can cure, are que1ied BY
the magic like virtues Of this skilfur combination.
We hare taken two or three bottles and we speak
from experience. Never felt better In our lives
and that, through all this sicky season when niHs
men out Of ten sick and the tenth calling
Would you be well go and DO likewise get bott's
and try it. Sold bys. L. Burnap, Burlington, feb Is
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SAIN g no U Iso
y M MCFADINs .#--.--- - JAMES MAChUhs
j. M. NcEadin & co.

ENERAL, Produce, Commission and Forward
ing Merchants, No. 10 Levee street, St Louis,
Mo. n5-Win give personal attention to, and will
make liberal cash advances on Consignments for
sale here or shipments TO our friends,
James Connolly & CO., New Orleans; 4. G. Far
well & CO., Boston; w. s. Smith 4 Co., Philadel-
phia; John McFaden & co., Pittsburgh; Taylor 4
Odome, Cincinnati; Smith \ Shotwcll, Louisville.
st Louis, Feb 2S, 4S5O-6m Nc 4 Co.
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Have Your Life Insured .

HIVE Your Lie Insured.
THE undersigned having been appointed Agent
for the Phoenix Life Insurance Company Of -
Louis, is now prepared to receive proposals from
such may wish to Insure their own lives or the
lives of others. All information gratis.
T5-Otfice over the store Of d. NJ. Ewing Coz
Jefferson street, Burlington. w. ID. EWING, q
july 10, le49-tf Agent.
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Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods.
IL. & r. B. WHlTTEMORE.

Hats, Caps, Bonnets and Straw Goods.
II. & r. B. WHlTTEMORE.
No. I43 Main street, ST Louis, Mo-,
fF9sf door north of The Bank Of the State Of ssour
LAVE now on hand large and well assorted
Il stock ofthe following kinds of goods, TO which
additions are constantly being made.
400 dozen ladies' bonnets,every style and quality;
400 do mems leghorn hats. assorted;
100 do do Rutland and straw do
100 do do Panama hats do
$500 do do palm leaf hats do
$50 do boys leghorn hats, do
so do do Rutland straw do
rs do Infants laghorn hats and flats;
1900 do boys white and fancy palm hats;
FUR HATS, ASSORTED.
500 dozen mems California hats, assorted;
900 do do do brush do do black:
$50 do do assorted fashionable Russia hats;
100 do do black and brown Kossuth do
IS do do do and pearl sporting do
20 do do fashionable white brush do
900 do boys California hats, assorted;
200 do mems white do brush hats do
200 do do b. brim and medium brush hats;
rs do do Hungarian hats;
so do boys black and pearl sporting do
% do do medium white brush do
SAXONY HATS.
GOO dozen mems Buena Vista and California hats;
$50 do do Cerro Gordo hats;
100 do boys black and white wool hats;
400 do do Buena Vista and California hats,
500 do. mems black, pearl and white wool do
400 do do do do do do do
SILK AND MoLEsKIN HATS.
100 dozen extra fine fashionable Moleskin hats;
rs do No. do do do
1875 dozen low priced Angola hats;
100 do medium silk do
CAPS, ETC, ETC.
400 dozen mems cloth caps, assorted;
100 do do silk plush caps;
$50 do boys cloth caps. assorted;
100 do do Infants turbans do
ALSO--A fine assoitment of stock and trimming
| for Hatters, and many kinds of Hats and Caps no
| mentioned above.
| We would invite the attention OF Merchants +
the above stock, and particularly 20 the stock 9
| Bonnets which is heavy and comprises most beau
tiful assortment. In the above will be found grea
variety Of goods suitable for the California trade
| ALI of which will be offered at low rates.
81 Iouis Feb, 81, 1S50-2m.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

sas :. -. l., of the printer We wish the donors
l,rre amount of happiness.
-. EDlTor:-Wc need man Tor Mayor wno -
.s.csl. acquainted with the financial operatohs
SSsM. Ctv. q well as one who possesses the otnsr
.ecessary Qualifications. On consn,.a'.on ~ ~
..ssrs citizens the editor Of the Gazette among 'he
sumber no more suitable person couiu DC na.:eu
nan JAMES w. GRIMES, Esq. AS our o"s re4uns'
inst such a man for Mayor, you VIII Pleas M NJ
rcnnce him a. q candidate, with the nope .na' '.S
exnressed reluctance to be such, may DC
~ the unanimous wish Of MANY fhiANpe.
Mr.s.s Ep,roRs:-You will please announc ~ ~ -
SMITH M,KENNY, candidate LOT .hc o'.ee -.
- Recorder, at the ensuing April eiecttoh, anu y
biise 49, =
a n. We are authorized to announce 4EDW AID
MARLOW, az candidate for reelection to the once
OF City Treasurer Maien =, w
r.. we are authorized to announce VILLA
usRRIs as candidate for Constable for Burlington
Tovnship, At the ensuing April Election (m2l
1.-THE undersigned Is q candidate for the office Of
City Recorder Of Burlington. Iowa at the April city cleo
4 eos. ibs the year 1850. JAMES r. sIEfHENs.
r4.we are authorized to announce WIN EMS
LEY a. candidate for City Marshal. march Il
T4.We are authorized to announce ISAAC
RAl;Cs as candidate for City Treasurer and Col
Iecsoe 4 the April Election. MANY VOTERS.
1--WE are authorised TO announce JAMES WELLS
= scaaaidass for re- election as City Marshal.
- We are authorized to announce q. H. w,
aTULI- a. candidate for reelection as Justice o.
4 ia Peace. lunch LAY MANY VOTERS.
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APPLE TREES,


APPLE TREES.
anxa THE subscriber residing ct Hickory Point,
42E twenty miles north of Burlington, five miles
<ss> north Of Yellow Spring village, and nine miles
south of Wapelio, and near the road leading from
thence to Bur!ington; will have for sale the ensu-
ing spring eight thousand trees Of the most APP
proved sorts, embracing about eighty varieties,
which he viii sell at the following prices, viz:
IL cents each, for 100 or less; $ll per per hund-
red for 600; $40 per per hundred for 800 or over.
delivered at the nursery. The trees are CT two
years growth, healthy and Vigorous, from TO feet
high and mostly propagated from bearing trees.
January "a, Is5o-ams ROBERT MCCLURE
STATE OF IOWA, Des Moines county,
In District for said county to April term A. D. 1850
Cox, Garrett 4 Co., DC. G. b. Clark. -Assunp-
sit and Attachment. s&44sf
TIME said defendant will take notice that an at
l tachmen in vor of the plaintiffs was issued
out of the Office Of the clerk of the District court
of said county, the 10th day OF september, A. D.
lSaa for the sum of one hundred and forty-oDe DOL
lars and forty-one cents, and was levied upon the
goods and chattels of said defendant. Now unless,
yon the said defendant appear anc plead at the A
pril term Of said court for the year, s50jude-
ment will be entered against you, and the proper
t. so attached will be sold to satisfy the same.
o. C. WTGHTMAN, Cerk of said Court.
Feb %, ls5o~4t d. Rorer, atty for pllfi's.
STATE OF IOWA, Desmoines county. SIS.
In District Court said county April term 1885,
G. s. Fuller VS.. d. B. Andcrson-ASsumpsit and
Attachment -
tAID defendant is hereby notified that an attach
- ment in favor ofplainiii, was issued by the clerk
of the District Court of said county, on the 2oth day
of June A. d. 1919, for the sum of eighteen doars
and part of section No. 4, township 90, range W,
was attached. Now, unless you, the said defend
ant appear and plead before tbs April term OF said
court for the year1s5o, judgment ne eh'eIea'aho
same, o. C. WIGHTMAN, clerk of said court.
Feb. %. ls5oat A. d. Green Atty for plf.
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slant aCcesSionS:-
$50 ton Juniata iron,
1000 kegs do nails,
:GGG lbs cast and shea steel
1000 do English blister do
COCO do A. blister do
COCO do German do
500 set elliptic springs, ass'd
lGG0 do common aXles,
SEQ do half patent do
500 kegs wrought nuts,
aUQ do pressed spikes,
$40 do assorted rivets,
600 croabars,
COCO lbs harrow teeth.
goo do Smiths sledses,
IGG0 do nous ehoie anyils,
COCO do log chains,
Is assorted bellows,
2jGG lbs solid box vices,
$500 do lard screws,
p set tire irons,
eco lbs ~Tongh, washes,
5GtH do mall. coach irons,
3GCU do do kettle ears,
1000 do do strap hinges,
10 ton castings,
so platform scales,
% letter copying presses.
10 church and 5. boat bell
500 Loz. Liptencott axes,
100 do Collins do
80 do carpenters'hatch't
$50 do foli'd spades&sho'
eco do hammered do do
100 do polished steel do
500 feet machine cards,
All of which will be s.
| I'D manor. 10 ~
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Hardware.

NTILLSAwS, handsaws, log chains, Hunts axes,
wi locks. lstches, butts and screws. shoyes,
spades, spoons, butcher knives, poke. DO, hatch
cts. hammers, shovels and tonss, lacks, bolts and
nails of all sizes, for sale by (nD kIMBAll8 Co
DoWDER, Lead and Caps, powder TASKS, gun
locks, wipers, hunting knives, etc., for sale hy
feb 81, $50 LAuMAS Bro.
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6 eases circular saws,
6 do mill 60
6 DO cross cutdo
500 doz hay&manure forks.
SEQ do German and cast
steel picks.
1C0 do iron neck cast steel
hoes, -..
lCo do iron rakes.
lGCG box coffee mills.
ICGe do karghphy mills,
iDC0 dog novelty locks, Nos.
i,2 and =,
IrCu 10 thumb iatches,
.Ite0 do drop do
leo gross casters.
go Hatches'cnunter scales,
900 Adams's tea do
SO rotary No. - do
10 Adams's -four do
90 Gre ROOF safes,
81 daz paint mills. Hol.e,3.
TO gross si'mboaidrep bolts
500 do do drops,
$50 do do hooksand
staples.
SEQ dog percussion caps,
$50 telegraph battery zines,
1000 dog scythe sneaths,
| 500 boxes window glass,
ass'd,
/ 500 do ass'd finishing nails,
! eco do do taeks,
100 Kegs lathins nails,
| lGe do sad irons,
| 80 doz tea kettles;
Id low for cash or aprr0v-
Louis, feb 81, lS50-2m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

TO CAiIFORNIANS,
NV HO are in want of complete outfit from a
w California hat to pair of sfoga boots, will find
a splendid assortment at low prices at
feb2 80 J. G. LAUMAN & BRO.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

tCATs: super beaver. Moiesxin and ss,in BASS
| ETC. etc, a large assortment. just reseisea ~
80 n GfreHRisT co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-03-21

CHOULDER BRACES: an excellent article fu
opersons with weak lungs, just received at
inch Z, $50 BURNAP'S
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BLANKET and Cloth over coats, just the thing
/ for the plains, for sale cheap by
feb 81, $50 LAUMAN BRO
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|ROUND SPICES, consisting of Mustard, Pep
u per, Ginger, Cloves, ETC., ETC., just received by
mrh = so L BURNAP
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Cotton fart

T7ANBRIC, iaconei, null Swiss and BOOK nusnns
Y bishops lawn, linen lawn. jast reed apd Tor sale
oct rs, r4a. ~ G1h1HRis' -
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llANT STUFFS: Satinetts and corderoys, from
] low priced to the very best grades for sale by
feb d, $50 q LAUMAN BRO
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MUSKRAT SKINS!
TINE subscribers want to purchase Ten Mousend
i Muskrat Skins, for which liberal prices VIII be
given-alse, Deer skins, and all kinds oil Furs, as
Raccoon, otter, Mink, Wildcat and Fox.
march IL, 1850 j. STURGlS q SUN
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II ED and yellow Fiannels, twitled do, PLAIN ana
II plaid iinseys, for sale on good terms by
feb 81. $50 J LAUMAN & BRO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-03
The Gcvernor's Message

Our readers will find, in to-day's paper, the mes
sage of Governor Fish to the Legislature Of this
State, which was delivered yesterday. 1t is, on
The whole, a very respectable document
written in good Anglo-Saxon-and gives very
good view of the condition and prospects Of the
Empire State.
Copies Of 1t were in New York in advance of its
delivery to the Legislature at Albany, and distr-
buted TO the press when il was announced by tele.
graph that the reading of II had been commenced
The arrangement was capital one, and we hope
te see it followed again, as well by the Governors
OF the States as by our Presidents.
On the question of whether slavery shall or shall
not exist in the new Territories, Governor Fish
takes the free soil principle, and very nearly adopts
If he does not do so cntirely-the Buffalo plat
form. This feature of the message is very impor-
tant, and we shall comment upon it at another
time.
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po,t..Tn Intelligence.


Fc-rirs Cstforia Pesssss Tickets -oncsr a. NJ, Z.
Smith. arrested yesterday. younE man BY the nam.
q george w Divine elias James Day On charge OF
fcrsing or attempting ~ force. the passage tickets
hturd ~ Horlstd sspinssh for san trsnciscs
ON the ucer searching the q the prsoner ne
fouud twenty Of the spurious tickets and In purse
siI0 IN gols It spptars thai the accused hsd pnr.
chastd t~o tickets. steerage rsssaee IN tne
cher tee steamship or ChaEres FOR which he paid
Iorlard Atpisva sC5; sni The other on the Psciao
Mall steam Company. from Tausma g san tra assoc
ne psid $50 Having TIE possession of these uske,
the accused. on Monday last csned up'n Mr.. W L.
Burrourhs printer No iI3 Fulton street and em-
Moved Nr Burrcuzhs o. print twenty ticte of cert
r,at.e uakirg fsr sfntl Mr. Burroughs undertook
IRE ion NJ sarsei % fsrrish him that number for
"a srd 10 have them ready on Wedaesis7 Mr.
nurrorsb however MT feeling satsdei With the job,
that some fraud va asaut 10 be psrretatsd,
ente In atom q Hosisnd tspnwall and ye-tsr
dar -hep the yourr wsu cana fsr TIE tTenty certd-
e,e made 10 his order nom the ostnas. provided
sbsve stated. Mr. Saith ~si;ng In the street 20
s-rtrt him when be cane from Nj Burroughs efAce.
Which resulted a. above Described Justise Mopntfort
committed the scsused 70 ptison, 10 await further
hsaine
g,,,s, o. sssf,eisn a nan BY TIE narne Of Joseph
Ysrasr vac arrstsd yesterday bgocer Letter, Oft
Second ward n spoioD 81 having stolen quadrant
arS sune elothinr vaiaed ct slOo. the property Of
Csp.sfu Narsny CT the brig Emsline The asc ised
wei Gstansd fer irrthsr hcsrog. By Jus,es Moant-
foit
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EvREINa

B0WERY THEATRE, Bowery-Fsuh EUsxETESas.
BROADWAY THEATRE, Brs.dwsy.-Cur NASSrRrSs
Don CESAR DK BAzAN.
EIBLO's CARDEN--TIGHT Rorr-IrALIAN BRIsASp
-RAouL.
SoN-HAvNrED MAN.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Chatham square Ron Roy
TFEALE GUARD JACK RonrNsoN.
OlYzPIC THEATRE, Broadwsy-OLysrII RKvxLs-
TwkLyE MoTTHs-MAGIc AnRow LOAN OF A LOVER.
CEsIsTYs OPERA noUsE-ErHIoPIAN PsRFSR-
MANCEs.
AMERICAN rUsEUM-AMusNe FsRrsRaANsEs, Az
TrRNosr AND EvENING.
Aston PLACE ClRCUs-EsuEsrRIAN ErgRcIsrs
SOCIETY LIsRARY-EAsIcA Rr-vsNrRILoouIsM.
CHINESE EoON-GrUpos's Parenah, OF TINE NrLv.
New York, Thursday, january 3, 1850.
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shipping intelligence.

HNfT1T. I'M
HrircS-siira Vsfhuro- frvir-. Ivsrpeoi Nov - Ma
tcstan. NOsans Dec ~ Tn-oru a., De- 3 tri.s Colum
tua tngtrstt Canrry Iandsi Carton. Balti tchrs
tit Story tsrsrie. Dc L Cha aIAuh, Frsdarcksbur
Tusere. horfoh. 1satsiis, slcrk
Clearsd-Shrs Cctto Sen frarcisco Ashani. Nod ans:
Sefh Do hsrk Irlu SiH cEcc ar "a Ana,
avann; baf, Thilais piis BRIG Partridge, Wilmington
c; schT kCrctantmsn, san francisco -
P0arLAsp, Jan l.
Ciesrcd-siiTs ossipsc. and Rotsecs, sorlsa.s
Barn nee 81
cl,arodsp Kossnsh. EstArsa.i tris Joan DAVE. san
slid Oih-BsrhI Isaasiss. Hhva-si Bsrj Adams a.;
irig Caslda, do.
Arrivsa-sshrs Tennessee NYSTf' asa, sarah a Jus-
Baltiuore.
Cssrci-Brir water wi.ch Ria Iaaeiro.
sailed SHIP Winntgance, hfnca. .
lrrivsd--sthr siias Z Hsrt Charisstop.
Cleared. Cisfice. Iudi-n ocsar
IAN l--Afrive1--Schr SsIa al. NA0rs.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
sorthwest corner Of Fulton ard Nassau stu.
JAMES COR DON b u b TT.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.

TIE DAILY HERALD, 2sents per eery-s7 per an
TIE WEEKLT HERALD. for CireuI9 ,ien on hi' Con-
hrsn Published esery Saturday, at 90 eeais per .ogy
60 per for circulation ia Europe, printed
IN French GnG Easii'h, at Ga cents copy or SiSsr
The DOLLAR WEEKLY HERALD. every Hendsy, 2
sE per sosy 81 per aHnuHa; SIR sssiss to CLUBS S'e
81 per-
FsLUNrARY CeRRESPO NDENCE. containing TN
selected quarter OF the sorid
useS, trR b. literally paid fer.
NO NOTICE tskeR sf sHohymsus sonn uaics nsns.
We cannot return rejected comm uaic 9ffsns.
ALL LETTERS by ri2H for spt,erirtfoHs, Or tsnk
sSrtrftemeHs r. b. post p9d or the portage W BE- de-
iaseS from me nisReU rep.tffcd.
ADVERTISEMENTS. at reasonable yrices the pre-
rriefsr not res gsn,i5le for ia manuscript
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FxrycTrn Arrival or Mons HuScARiAs RE-
rucIEs We viii soon have in our midst a num-
Der more Of the gallant heroes who took up arms,
and risked their all IN the late revolutionary move
ment in liUrgay. II appears tina, thirty seven Of
them-yrirciTally officers Of rank 10 the Hungarian
scrvice-tcoh passage for this country, on the 18Th
Of lesi month, in the Mount Stewart, Elphinsoae,
and may. therefore, be expected to arrive here in
very short time We'll they are welcome. BY the
way, vhat has become Of the movement for the re-
lief of these distinguished strangers We hope
there is no faliering or backsdng in the matter.
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N the bound. Of the State and under the control of


ture connected with the history of the illus
tiiC Us man who left us this patriotic sdmonitisn
"Itis Of infinite moment that you should propery esu
the immense value of national union col
leotye ipdi idus harPnes that should cherish
cordial habitgs and mmoyeale attachment TO IL secus
onn yourselves TO think and to speak OF II IS palladium
your political safety and p,ospery watching for its
fcrSaton With jealous anxiety whatever
suggest suspicion that IL in event be
abandoned and nsgnapy frownirg upon the dawn
n Of aea pt TO ALLEVIATE portion Of country
from the rest enfeeble the sacred ties which link
together the various plgis.
I'm contemplating the causes which may disturb our
Union it mat err OF serious that any
ground should have been furnished fer charscrizng
ties by geographical Determinations northern and suth
err, Atlsntic and whence designing
dsavor excite boiettha there is real din OF To-
cal One of the expedens of party
acquire Influence within particular districts 10 mreprc
the opinions and aims of other districts Yoa
shid yourselves Ggainst the jea ous and heart.
burnrgs watch spring from these misreprsen aon- They
tend alien to each other those who ought to be
bound together BY fra'ernsl Affection
II our deliberations and actions governed by the
tpiit breathed forth in this admontion conf
IDENTIFY hope for the continuance TO Us as nation OF
those blessings which the wise and bountul Ruler Of
the Universe has hitherto abundAntly granted.
HAMILTON FISH.
FrrcuTivE CHAMrEa. Albany, January l. 1850
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Co,fVissior Ctsivs srsfssr Mtiico.- Dee. 81
TIE clsfrls q Benjamin Holbrook, case OF the ship
lotn ard that 81 John Brldsn. vere seTeray decided
o. Be vait clsins ard we're allowed sccoringiy Ad.
jCurntd until N NJ. On rhursdsy next.
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The crowded state Of our columns, this oTnins
essoned BY the length q the Governors Message and
various Interesting details Of Ne~ Yeas Day conpsls
ne n omit cur usual theatrical and musical notices
The theatres concert rccms. &e well attended
last svsttrr aud vill doubtless COSTUME % be while
the snterrrt msragers do Sot cease theiF endea
TO get Up rich asd attractive novelties.
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INTERESTING PuHJo DOCUMENTS State papers
ore crowding in upon Us with alarming velocity.
We have on hand, tina, we cannot find room for in
this mornings perer, the report from the Indian
Bureau. the report from the Adjuiant General Of
the Army, end two or three Governors messages.
We are enabled to give, however, the message o.
GOV. Fish, Of New York, in full, and few ex-
ffacts from ihat Of Gov. Johnston. Of PennsYlvana
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rir,. ana Alarms In 1919

The books q the kire Department have hitherto been
made up fIcm August to August; but 70 IL expected
tfats charge Will take place, aud that the year sill
date frc the frst Of JanuGry We unab.e O. state
the smtunt Of property Lost az tie accounts which at
the tsft. very unreliable IA this mater % not
furiher q en- the last dsy e July Ths amour.
recorded up t. that tine Ron the lrst q January Is
a. floWs -
B1ildirg ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1O1Si
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The Legislature OF Ohis In Trouble.

CoLuMBys, Ohio, Jan. g. 1850.
Quite an exciting time occurred In the Senate to-
day. series Of resolutions offered on Monday,
which gave rise to an animated discussion. An amend
ment offered thst member should vote for him.
sef which wa, lost by tie vote
Mr.. BRoApwELL, (whig) from the disputed district,
amilton county, and addressed the Senate rela
tive to his election, the apportionment bill, so.
MIR. MEYERS, (dem) called him to order. but the
Speaker decided Mr. b to be in order, and refused to
entertain appeal, until Mr.. Meyers took his seat
Mr.. BRoApwrLL then resumed his speech. but was
again interrupted by Mr. Chase, and others, amidst
which much confusion prevailed.
The SPEAKER here ordered the Sergeant alarms to
preserve order, when the Sergeant advancing, Mr.
Chase took his scat.
Mr.. SWIFT asked the Speaker whether he intended tc
recognize two Senators rom Hamilton county?
The STEAMER replied, that he would not decide whs
Senator 1t for the Senate to the ques
ton, both parties were sworn in.
Mir. swur-why did you not tell that before, siri
The srrAKEn replied, because never sonvsrssd with
you on the subject.
MIR. SwrT-You did, cir.
MIR. wHrrMAS-By God, that Is q clinchcr; stick to
him, Swift.
warm and personal debate continued, after which
the Senate took q recess.
1t is feared that there Is much trouble ahead and 1t
IL highly probable that the Governor will not have
opportunity to deliver his message very soon.
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A. .tis II for onlg Thirds q the wear ay sdi
uscn -ough calculation SiT0,siQ, snch would bring
the estin ate 20 s6l2Iei for ha year bu. there was
ore single IRE IN the last month. which rnusunei
mater smc, II o. property than the whole We
nsy Therefore std that ase end put down the shole
lois fcr 1879 as ronsiaerebly beJond million q dd'
lers
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Accident to the Steamship Crescent city.

DEC. II,
The steamer Crescent City, from New York for Cha
gres, the 10th inst, broke the rail CT her
engine, and rendered entirely useless The acci-
dent occurred when the in lat % on u
81. No persoralipjury was sustained.
On the I7th schooner bound to Key West We ,char-
tered to take portion Of the psssengersto Chagrs
Two brigs, bound to Savannah took beard another
portion Of the passengers, among whom are Messrs.
Morgan aud Vanderbilt. Fifteen passenger remained
the steamer.
On the 2eth, the wreck taken in tow by the will
mpgton steamer, and Is anchored OF our bar.
She will be brought up to- morrow.