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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-29

ERERSOL & MclNNES.
NUN MAKERS. Shon at the old stand OF ID. ;.
y Ebarsol 4 Co., south east corner OF Jeherson
AMI Third streets. Repairing done at short noice
md on the most reasonable terms. (marth Is '5i
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-05-29

DIX N. DUDU Z.
MOULD re especially inform the citizens oi Bur
w linyton and vicinity that he is prepared TO
treat succe ssfully all diseases of the lungs and
heart. various chronic diseases, rheumatism. dys'
pepsia ETC.. also all r. male diseases bath
ing, cold and warm baths. using shoulder braces,
Abdominal supporters and medication, SO far as
viii Aid Nature in removing Disease.
o. lfRce At his residence on Third street, oppo'
stts the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Jan Z. 1851 DIR N, DODGE. homeopathic
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

Mr.. Chase moved that his bill respecting public lands
in Ohio be taken up and ordered TO be printed.
Mr.. Foote disposed to return good for evil, and
should vote for the bill, which accordingly agreed
TO and ordered to be printed.
After some brief conversation between Messrs FootC
and Chase the letter waived his objections 10 Mr..
Foote's compromise resolution, which made the or
der oil the day for Monday o'clock. Mr.. Foote
then leave withdrew his Kossuth resolution remark
ing he had found opposition to it from unexpected Quar-
ters and that he did wish to occupy time in discuss
ing it.
Mr.. Seward gave notice that lie would introduce a
resolution giving Kossuth cordial welcome TO this coun
try.
Election OF Chaplain being next in order, Mr.. Badger
suggested that it required joint resolution, when Mr.
Hale offered resolution for the election Of two chap
ains. one for each House The resolution lies
Quite number of executive communications were re-
ceved and laid before the Senate.
Mr.. Foote withdrew his Kossuth joint resolution
Mr.. Seward gave notice of his intention to introduce
another.
number Of bills were introduced, after which the
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2. P. M.
Senate met at - O'Clock. Mr.. Hunter appeared and
took his message received from the House an
nounced the appointment and organization of commit
tee to wait upon the President.
Mr.. Bright moved the appointment oil a similar CON-
mittee the part of the Senateadoped; and Messrs
Bright and Miller appointed said committee.
On motion Of Mr.. AtchisOn, it resolved that the
Senate proceed the election for Chaplain Tomorrow
at o'clock.
Mr. Foote gave notice Of his intention to introduce
Joint resolution expressing the sympathy OF Congress
for the exied Irish patriots, Smith O'Bnen, Meagher,
and their companions
The Senate then proceeded to ballot Tor the special
committee the Florida contes ed Senatorshlp Bright
Berrien Mason John Davis and Pierce were elected.
The message Of the President was received at hall
past o'clock, and after its readings on motion Of Nj
Pierce ten thousand extra COPIES with the accompany
ing documents. were ordered 70 he printed.
Mr.. Fooe Introduced resolution for joint csmmit-
tee Of the two Houses 10 make arrangements for the
ception and entertainment of Kossuth. IL lies
Mr.. FnOte gave notice thar he should tomorrow offer
resolution declaring the measures oil adjustment OF last
Congress definite settlement Of the questions growing
out Of the system Of domestic slavery.
Senate adjourned at O'Clock.
The House met at IL o'clock when debate sprung
up resolution to furnish members OF the House with
newspapers and the whole snect at extravaganza and
econimy was treated upon length; finally 1t was
agrees, TO allow each member thirty dollars worth OF
papers
The message was received about o'clock. and read
when. on motion Of Mr. Bailey. the usual number Of
copies and 10 600 with accompanying documents, were
ordered TO be printed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11

AT meeting of the Democrats of Marion County,
held at the Court House in indianapolis on Saturday,
December 9th, 1851 notion JAMES JOHNSON ESQ
oil Warren township called TO the Chair, and Aus
TIN IL. Brown, oil Centre township appointed Secre.
tary.
S. w Norris moved that the Convention adjourn to
meet on the 9Th day of January, 1852.
Maj. A. F. Morrison. moved to amend as follows:
Resoiued, That, nasmuch the several townships in
the county are not fully represented in this Convention
owing to the short notice given it is deemed just and
expedien that the same be postponed.
ReS0tred, That the democratic voters of the several
townships be earnestly invited to attend Mass Meet
ing of the democr acy of Marion County be holden at
the Court House in Indianapolis. Thursday the srh
of January, 1882 at III o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose
Of selecting delegates to attend the State Convention
TO nominate candidates for the Offices of Gorsrnor.
Lieut. Governor, Judges Of the Supreme Court Clerk of
the Supreme Court, Secretary Of STATE, Treasurer of
State, auditor Of State Superintendent of Public In
sructon and to assist in the selection of Electors for
President and Iice President and Of Delegates TO the
National Contention.
Which after being discussed by a. F. Morrison w J.
Brown, d. L. Mcfarland, Henry Brady, Isaac Smith,
and Others accepted 10y the mover and the resou-
tions unanimously adopted.
On motion the Indiana State Sentinel Indiana States
man, Volksbat and Locomotive requested to give
publicity to these proceedings.
The Convention then adjourned
JAMES JOHNSON, President
AUSTIN III. BROWN, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From New York.

New YORK, Dec. 5.
The Humboldt arrived from Southampton this morn
ing. bringing Kossuth and suite.
The Pacific arrived from Liverpool Wednesday.
The King Of Hanover is dead.
FRANcE.-It was thought in Paris that the French
Ministry would be removed for incompetent Among
the minority Drougate, Hugs, Barocie, and Fonce
would probably be members.
EGYPr.-The railroad across the isthmus of Suez will
be commenced Immediately.
INDIA AND CHIxA-The overland mail from India
brings dates from Bombay 18th Of October; Hong
Kong TO 18th Sept; and Canton 10 Oct. III. The gov.
general proposes Ponaub Scnde and the
province west of Allohabadd into a presidency he
called Mahore. The remainder of the Agne provinces
TO he annexed to Bengal
The tea duty question between Sir G. Bantam and
Sen. ChaTiez, VicerOy, is still unsettled. A large
amount of business had been done at Canton
BELGIUM--The Belgium legislature presented an ud-
dress to the King the 18th.
ENGLAND.-The steamship Magria arrived at Liver
pool on the 18Th
II is rumored that Dr. Newman has been appointed
President Of the Catholic University Of Ireland.
GERmANY-Thc King of Hanover died on the sth of
November.
RUssIA-The Rothschlds are said to have received a
commission from Russia negotiate loan of 81 ,O0o,-
600 thaers
PRUssrA AND DENMARK.-The negotiations between
Prussia and Denmark respecting the Sound duties have
been broken of.
AUsrRIA.-The Government of Austria was making
large reduction in her military force.
LIVERPOOL MARKEr.-The cotton market is firm
prices higher; and wheat have upward
.ndency; eiter qualities shilling Per quarter
dearer; -four is 81 dearer; the money market is easier
consols closed at SO.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
A.rivaI of the cherokee.
lFsom the Louisville and Madison paper.-l

NEW YoRK. Nov. %.
The steamer Cherokee arrived to-day this port
from Chagres Che brings dates from San Francisco
the LIST inst 81 952 900 gold freight; 1913, 900 in
the hands Of passengers Of whom she brings two hun
dred.
General IatelIi9ence-A difficulty had occurred be-
tween the captain aud the Of the ship Challenge,
near San Francisco and some of the California papers
charge the captain with cruelty. 1t appears that nine
of the crew of the vessel were by thrown
from the mzzen topsall yard into the and i've OF
them drowned, which, IL is charged done by
the agency Of the captain. The affair had caused great
excitement in San Francisco, ard the people about
10 lynch the captain and the who had conceal
themselves in order to avoid the fury of the mob
The accounts from the mining districts continued
favorable new discoveries of gold were being
stantly made, and the yield from every section was
steadily on the increase.
The rainy season had not set in had been reported
but the weather continues favorable for mining o
erations.
Agricultural interests were becoming more pro6ta-
BILE.
The Convention for the division Of the State had
at Santa Barbary on the 10Th of October Don Jose
Antonio Canillio. Of Los Angeles. chosen presi
sident. Great difference Of opinion prevailed among
the members, and, after session of three days. in
which they passed several resolutions by small MAORI
tes they adjourned. One Of the resolutions designated
that the line OF the division should at point
further north than the northwestern line Of Santa
Clara county, and further south than the northern
boundary of Monterey.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
The Mormon Conspiracy.

We shall soon know all about the late doings at Salt
Lake, which resulted, rumor has IT, in Gov. Young
OF that Territory pocketing $40 600 of the United States
Government funds and otherwise acting drive
the officers appointed by Mr. Fillmore of the
try. On Saturday last those officials reached ST. Louis
and will IN good time make their way Washington.
They are P. T. Brocchus late of Alabama, and Bran
denbury, Judges, accompanied with Major Harris and
Day. They left Salt Lake the 9th Sept, bringing
the notable Elder Snow with them.
The facts of this singular will probably come
now. Singular, because Gov. Young. who holds his
Office under President Fmores seal is reported have
said in celebration of their church affairs ZGckarg
Taylor is dead and gone 10 he'll and glad Of it," and
his sentiments echoed by loud amen from ali
parts Of the assembly. Then, rising. in the excess of
his passion, his tpocs he vociferaed, IprOphesy,
in the Of Jesus Christ By The porer of the priest
hood Gtis upon that any other President of the Uni
ted States ho shall lit his finger against this people ul
die uatimcly death Gad go to hell This being hos
tile, defiance of his great superior Washington.
say nothng Of its profanity aud grossness, will t,rd
Mr. Fillmore quaint subject for paragraph in his
message.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From New York.
New YoRK Dec. 6, s P. NJ,

New York Dec. 6, 8P. NJ
The city has been full of excitement from the dawn
llustrious Kossuth. He landed at Castle Garden at
about one o'clock when he received and welcomed
by Mayor Kingsland. Kossuth replied in speech of
great eloquence.
The procession is to move at o'clock The city is in
perfect uproar. Kossnth, in his way up from Quar-
anIine, salutcd by the forts md boats of every
class, and by artillery the shore and hills every
where.
The steamer Atlantic sailed from n Y for Liverpool,
with thirty -four passengers including Mr.. B. ST.
John, bearer OF dispatches to London and Paris She
takes out eight hundred and thrytwo thousand dollars
in specie.
The steamer Empire CITY, with dates tic the 3Oth has
arrived from Havana The Ohio arrived on the 29th at
Cbaores, and the Philadelphia the 30h.
Mr.. Thrasher sailed for Spain on the oath nit.
KossUTH's REcEPrIoN.-The day beautiful and
the reception magnificent. There not less than
two hundred thousand persons in the In
ing mp the bay. the steamer Vanderbilt Kossuth
pressed his delight at every thing he The steamer
passed up the North and down the East rivers and back
The shipping forts, heights and steamers deco
rated with flags, and salues fred from The forts
bateaus and ships Of war, while the air filled with
cheers. The ship Of North Carolina fired Ma
tional salute the steamer passed II responded
to with cheers and salute from the steamer The
Williamsburg and Brooklyn pieces on the ronte were
filed, and greeted the steamer with sautes- The mill
tary drawn the battery and in the background
there not less than hundred thousand speca
Kossuh in attempting to speak in reply to the Mayors
co.dal welcome proceeded few minutes, and found
impossible 90 on in consequence Of the confusion and
desisted, promising his notes to the press
The procession wound up Broadway. The streets
were filled with people. and the buildings covered with
flags, streamers and notices. and Kossuth, as the pro-
cesson passed. was everywhere greeted with the
ing Of handkerchies and cheers by the multitude. The
procession three hours in passing BY O'Clock IL
was still and quiet.
Three hundred Germans serenadc Koss,.th tonight
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From New York.

New YoRK, Dec. g.
Steamship American from Liverpool, with dates to
the 22l ult, arrived about midnight She brings Al pas
sengers among them G. V. Brooke, traaedian. Father
Matthew staying at Liverpool, but intended going
TO Ireland in few days The news possesses nothing
of interest.
The steamship Europa arrived at Liverpool on the
22d ut.
The Cnnstantnople correspondent of the Paris Con-
sltutonal states IN that paper on Thursday, that pr-
vate advices lfom Taragos, bring news oil fresh and
terrible defeat sustained bv the Russians in Circassia
M details given the agree in stating
that the Russian army completely routed in the
neighborhoOd OF Derbent, and lost all its guns, % in
number.
ENGLAND.-Lieut Plea had set out from London on
his expedition the Polar seas search of Sir John
Franklin
The schooner Emma. Capt. John Stearus, from New
io1ndland, was wrecked upon Verbo Bank The 2lst
ult. The captain, plate. and two men drowned, the
mate be ing the only who escaped
public dinner given the Hon. Robert ]. Wal
ker, At Manchester the 18th ut which attend.
ed by number of distinguished gentlemen.
IRELAND.-A food of emigration still continues TO
pour towards America. On the 2lst uIt depntation
OF London lords and merchants, interested in trade with
SPAIN had interview with Mr.. Lahourche, on The sub
eet Of the proposed emigration Of Irish 10 Spain He
promised the subject every consideration.
Two steamers in collision Marsciles one OF
which sunk. All on board persisted
sPArN.-Accounts from Madrid state that tile Span
sh pardoned twenty three English subjects
who had taken part in the Cuban expedition Several
Thousand stand Of had been shipped at Cadz des.
tined for the Island Of Cuba.
ITALy-It is announced as tho intention Of the Grand
DIXIE Leopold Of Tuscany to resign.
DENMARK.-The perplexins question Of Denmark and
til. DncIrs appear difficult Of solution as ever.
The ministerial crisis still continues.
bll drawnup by Louis Napoleon Tor the suppression
OF ocr0i duties likely b I've presented in few days
The lay restricting universal suffrage would he
pealed.
The Constitutional states that there is g-conspra
foot in the assembly, against President Louis Ma
polenn.
The editor or In Providence. Socialist paper. has
hem sentenced months mprsomeat. and fine nj
900 francs f'r articles published offensive 60 the Pres
dent Of the Republic.
J The government vas about 10 bestow decorations o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 6. P. NJ.
The Salt Lake mail reached Independence on the
4th. 1t had been much impeded by snow. Some pas
sengers taken mp by the mail about three hundred
and fifty miles from Independence -Four males belong
ing the passengers were frozen TO death few days
before the stage came along.
News unimportant.
Light business doing in hogs yesferday-sales of be-
500 and 600 head 81 35a4 40 small lots have
been delivered private contract; houses
killing and up to the present time about 1000 head
have been killed.
Indians, in the neiahborhood of Fort Kearny, were
very troublesome. and had robbed farmer. Troops
had been sent his assistance The Cheyennese and
Pawnees with each ether.
Snow the plains in many places is fifteen inches
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
lFor the Daily State seniinel,J
OBITUARY.

Died the residence Of her faher in Edinburgh Ind on Lord
day the 2d uli Miss ARAMISrA daughter Of Eide
Butler X and Sarah Smith, formerly Of this city.
The deceased was in the 18th Of her age amsbe and c
in her e her death peaceful and happy She be
eaved father and Mother eight sisters besides
large circle OF relatives friends and acquananees
unimey DEATH but they who have no hone
Blessed the dead who die in the Lord henceoh yea
saith the Spirit for they from their labors works
follow them"
Thou gone the grave, and its mansions orsakng
Perhaps thy tried spirit in death fingered long;
But the sunshine Of heaven beamed bright Thy waking,
And the sound than thou heard Seraphim song
Thou art gone the grave but were wrong depcrc ;he
When God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide;
He gave thee he took Thee and he will thee,
And death hath sting since the Saviour hath died.
COMMUNICATED.
Indannrolis. Nov ISL
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MASS NEE,

A~MARIoN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET
VIZ ING.-At meeting of the Democracy Marion
held al Indianapolis Saturday December 6h $751; the follow
ing resolution unanimously adopted:
ResOd That the ofthe townships
earnestly invited attend Mass Meeting holden
House in indianapolis Thursday the Eighth of January 1882
o'clock A NJ for The purpose selecting Delegates
the Convention nominate candidates
sno Lieut. GornO Judges Of the Supreme Court Clerk Of the
Supreme Court Secretary Of State Treasurer Of Of
State Superintendent Of Public Isrueon, and assist
lection Electors for President and Vice President and Of Delegates
10 he National Contention
Hoped that the Der OF the whole county viii
large numbers this OCCASION and thus unite commemoranc
the glorious anniversary Of the Darle NewO Orleans.
JAMES JOHNSON, President.
ArSTrN II BRoxvS Secretary
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-12-11
swA1n,s CELEBRATED PANAoEA

FOR TIE CURE or INCIPIENr CONSUMPTION
the Liver and Skin, and all Diseases arising Impurities
the Blood. and the effects of Mercury.
WAIMS PANACA has been tsan thirty years cele-
- this country Europe extraordinary
for the certificate which reference made
(which may gralisl accompanying Panacea Some
which gives particulars of fgu
caion where the patients had been almost with Scoa
amt were deemed mcuTable by physicians.
II has been used hospitals and private practice and has had
singular fortune OF being recommended BY the celebrated phy
and other eminent Among others by
w Gibson, NJ Prof of Surgery, Ps University.
Valentine Mott NJ d, Prof OF Surgery, New York University
n Chapman NJ D. Prof &c. OF i Physic. Pa Universsy
t. Parke, NJ d., Pres'i College of Physicians, Phia.
Dr. Del Valo, Prof. OF Medicine HAVANA
Jose Eourencn de Luz, Prof of Surgery, Lisbon.
J. Chapman, MembsT Royal College Surgeons London
Sir Thomas Pea son. Major General British Army
Gilbert Robertson British Consul, &C., &c.
uso the wonderful effected by svaims ranacea
tor made invaluable remedy The Panacea does
not contain any mercury any FORM aud being innocent prepa
ration, ii may be gwen 10 the most tender infant
three half piisl or three bottles for 81.
BEWARE or IMPOSITION.
Swhms Panacea is round bottles huied longiudnaly, wit
: s-PANAGEA-PHTLADA."
and stamped the sealing
and written the liable The cork aad splendid engraving
for the side OF the bottle composed OF geomec lathe work com
use OF the proprietor by Draper Co.. bank note egravers
Philadelphia In the centre is portrait OF the late VIM SWAIN
copyright secured.
Also SWANS vermlfuge. valuable Family Medicine, being
highly approved remedy M all diseases arising from debility of The
aud Ague, Bleeding Piles Sick Headache. &C. &c See The
Pamphlet (which be had grasl accompanying the Vemnge
street below Chestnut hade pha by respectab.
cAUTI1N TO THE PUBLIC.
Persons wishing obtain the genuine Swaims Panccea, ant
should be careful TO observe that the name
SWAIN spelled correctly the bottles and ahe they may
be imposed by medicine made IN imitation of them by person
bearing somewhat similar well calculated TO deceive
General agents for the United States.
SCHIEFFEIIN BROTHERS CO..
dec6-d&w1w 10l and LOG, John street, New \ ork
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SCHlEFFELIN BROTHERS Co,
dec6-d&w1w 10l and l06 John street, New York

4 oIIMIss1oNER's SALE OF REAL EsTATE-The un
dersgne6 appointed Commissioner by the Probate Court
county ana will saturday. the tenth day Of Janua
public sale Court iodse door, in Lebanon
counIy IRiua following Red Estate, towlt; The
south quarter Of The north OF section IN town.
ship 1917 Of containing forty
ha fof the north quarter Of section two town.
containing seventy
acres; belonging the OF William Myers de-
TERMS OF SALE One-,hrd of the purchase money be
third nSnhs
and the remaining third with interest in twelve mouths from he
deferred be secured by with good
security payable ef from valuation
Sale between the hours Of 10 O'Clock Nj and
o'clock p M PERCY HOSBROOK,
Nov 20. 1S5i-27-w5w Commissioner
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.--rhe Undersigned will, as
a appointed hv the Probate Cours Of Marion
Indiana pursuant the order q said court 10 sale at
pnb the door Of the Con House OF SAID county IN
city indianapolis the 10th day OF January 152 the fol-
lowing in the county Of Marion and State OF In
diana The SOUTH OF section 3D. township is
Said estate is situate the Shelbyvie
from indianapolis in Perry township Auf
land cleared under fence and well improves
There Is GOOD frame dwelling and out build ng good orchard
misses
TERMS or SALE Onehrd Of the purchase TO he paid
in hand onehni in months End the remaining onelhrd IN T.
months day Of The deferred 10 be secured
freehold bearing
dale and payable without relief Whatever from
valuation or apprssrrneit laws -
d proneriy will subject the widows dover, which, il
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
r.- fesf-ss-vf,v conEnissionsr.
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From New York.

NEW York, Dec 5.
As the Humboldt came up the bay Kossuth 81.
'uted with II which returned by The
On reaching Staten Island. Kos>nth received and
welcomed by large crowd, notwithstanding The late
Of the hour. He addressed by DIR. Doane the
health officer, the quarantine and Kossnth replied
briefly. Lola Monies is also passenger on the Hum
boldt.
fearful earthquake had taken place along the Dali
maran and Albanian coast.
The departure Of Knssuh from England equalled in
enthusiasm his reception there Nearly the entire pop
uIaton turned ont to bid him God speed.
Stork-Madson and Ind. Railroad advanced !; sales
Ohio Life and Trust CO. 10a.
New York, Dec. 8, 8 P. NJ.
There was a grand Kossuth meeting at Staten Island
at - o'clock to-day. There immense crowd IN
attendance embracing nearly all German popnla-
tion large party of Germans held K0ssuh festival
in advance at The Masonic Hall last night Speeches
made, odes sung, and Ioasts drank; among the
latter, one complimentary 10 the Sultan Of Turkey,
which received great applause.
An accident occurred the Hudson River Railroad
Verpank last night. Three trains came in COLI
sion. by which some fifteen persons injured; three
four killed.
The reception Of Kossnh at the Battery takes place
Tomorrow at II o'clock Grand military Preparations
making.