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New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
and LOT for SALE-Very

HOuSE and LOI Tor SAliE-Nery
u elgihy situated on West 23d-st between 9th aud
7thys. lot q feet wlds y % feet inches deep house
25 feet by deep house built l8iS, by
and for the of the who now occupies IT, well
and substantially constrpced flushed modern style,
and has water introduced throughout
The above property WI sold cheap, aud possession
giyes On 81 before the lsf OF NoNemper II desed Apply
to DENOTE n SUTHERLAND,
xsS tO aNa Aorneys and CounselOrs No 1871 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
STOYESl STOYESM STOVES Z!

&TON ES.-The best assortment of ar
~ tight Cooking Stoves warranted TO bake also Parlor
and Hall Stoves OF the patterns both Russia ron
and cast iron and Cylinders can be found at Will
LIAM CLARK'S No. 9Carmne-st, doors above BieecA-
et.st n. B.-Soves cleaned. repaired and pat up
3nlN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
EVENING STUDIES.-The Rooms OF

EEENING STU DIES. The Rooms OF
4 Mr. LEGGETf'S Classical, French and Engllsh
School will be opened "a MONDAY EVENING, oct ..
for evening studies, embraclng Conversations N FRENCH
Practical Book keeping by Double Entry aar CqmntTra
Arithmetic the French language, under the direction
Mons DE lOuest.
Practical Book kes ping Mercantile Arithmetic. Writing
English sud Com under the dTecion ~
an expsr snced English teacher Glasses VIII tiso DO
formed especially 10 the French. who wish 10 learn tn
sp.n AID uut the English language csrecty separate
Yeou,s 10 The ladies' 30 Al
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
VUITION-G. SCHMETZER, Pro

u fessor Of Music snd Languages, informs the public
that he de.ous Of obtaining lupis for the Psno snh
Flute, the French. German. aud Lam Languages Wut-
Applications received ~ the oce q The IbnHe or AT
Messrs EVANS BRlTIANs. Booksellers. No ey7
Broadway. 30 I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
.UILDING PLOTS in MORRISANIA.

lD-Sevealvery fns Buidns ri,os 70 ppe pc, Cer
100 feet square each, AZ the low prcr ~ s-~ ger &
,ansrtr M the ,cnRy of tho cy. App - H"". ~
a 90 No s3l Pss.4-s
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
JAMES G. MOFFET, Gas Fiiter, and

81 MnrfffffuffF ~
CASCHfNDIsRS PENDANTS, BaACKErS, A..
Nos lie ami iz PuIcs - hrd hvcs west oi bfNt1 <A
lers Iesvs cal TIE attention Of thu>e aas u - ~
bstse, w.h Gas 20 caE and examine his st1ek 4 O ts
FlEfures before iufchasInE esrwf-re IL s,'fA e'A-
rrises large assortment ~ thf airf siYr rnf ltrf'
and warranted equal quality sud a. con.iffabi - rf
pricss tan ant o-her establishment 10 the lnitr
S,rai,. r,r b 4. .,n Al M : John - TN
N. kEARNEY & CO, NEWLY EsrAs-
i LrsHED MALLABLE and CRAY IRON FoUN-
DRY, Rver-st ncariy opposite the Centre u %
NFwArK y ! Where al kinds % Cotca. SAiilerT.
Stove Lex Gun. and Macane CAstIags SC. are n ale
promptly order. AID reasonable terms as ~ .aT
smilar estabIshGen, m tie c,untrY 40 wv
CTEAM BOILERS - For Sale. two
~ large Grinder Rriisrs suitable f. Suytr Pat1iioHs
A. follow. one 2 feet long by fset asrrr the other
- feet long D, eet dn1etsr. made ~ isc i-on Also
Sosn Nanuf.c.gr.rs kettle aroIshr irDr feet ieep
ar g feet vlde GAUNT Z DERRICKSON,
sQff No i0j Fuiina-st or ~ 80 s"pth-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
RRIvAL of DIR. c. w. ROBACK

a XXI AL or Dh. =. W hODAth
\ at NEW-YORK The celebrated DR.. c. W. ko-
back rUm S~ saen, Professor Of AsTo0gy. Astronomy.
PhTerolOgy and Geomancy. having Just arrived from Ph
adelpha where he has with the most extraordinary
success for the last four years offers his services 20
the citizens of NewYOrk and It's vicinity. G. W kobscS
beng the seventh Of the seventh and having made
AstrllOzy hs study hestTly OF ntteen
yeaps enjoys advantages derived frOm travelling and
fecton that possessed by none III this country or IN
Europe and beng gifted by nature and haUDg cult
waited those blessed gts he prepared 10 adapt them 70
the following and the mmedlEie cosummaou OF the
following topics He be consulted with at hs ohce,
by letter prepaid and he ~ prepared = make u
his power 4y Of the following topics Business Of all
descriptions travelling By land cDur'shIps ad-
wee gwen for their successful accomplishment speculat
ing stocks, merchandise. roal estate the recovering
safety shIs He ssO has had honor ofrecevns
certificate hom the Honorable & John berlsiOtte, for
rerly KING II Sweden. which gi lye HIM great pleas
uTe IN showing t. those who favor him wtn call
BE- also OfeT h respecting hearth. wealth aud
affairs lawsuit difficulty ln brs
fraud and DEAN present sHd fgturs
events and all the - life aid Ilytes all toe III
who are Affected cOrpOrl,y m5n'ailv Iefms-Lsfirs
50 cfs Gentlemen 81 NGffS'Ies cac iatsd and Ir1 ~
full according the Orac and lllre slzus-Lafes
81 Gertemen s. 81 Ns:vltles calculated according %
e,u ansy for ladies 50. = f1 50 Gentle 81 IL f,l
s. Persons a distance nave ther Haiiyes drawn
b. sendisg date of ths das II thC brh All letters
containing the aye fse sill receive lmaaelate attention.
and vii be sent h. any pa u tae United states
rtfpE on durable paper All sft@rs the a0gTe typcs
n oast- PAID will 1s arssered grats his Office No
WlYte-sf block hslays Broafwsy In
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
DION JFWELRY. WATCHES, &C.
Schools.

CLASSICAL and ENGLISH BOARD
Y ING SCHOOL. STAMP ORD, CONN., ,. RICE.
PIrcpalIhis In>ttution = located iu the village
os anfprd one loulth oi mile from the depot Of the
New YoTk and New Haven RAILROAD, and thirty Sit miles
from the Cty 4 New-loik TheueNt tenn VII commence
On Nlordas Nov Jd. and continue i've mouths A per
sonal r'eW may he bad With the Pncp, AZ the Book
siote Of NJ II Newman \ Co, No l99 Broadway October
sfh and 3ls from 10 o'clock \ VI or De viii call Oct
9Th nh 30n and NOV lst those who vii leave
her address az the place, a; Wgms Ho'el, No
i Broadway, where circulars Win other fafAcuss nav
be Obtained - u
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
4 DE GRAW g. co. call the attention

4 - of the people to their CLOTHING ESTABLISH
AFNT No 1879 Fuon-st. II now filled from the hrs
to the fifth story. with the best assortment OF CLOIHiNb
ever got I'D IN this clty. Our COATS embrace every
new stvle OF cut and material our VESTS an endess
VARIETY Of most elegant pattern aud material and our
PANTS are all that be desired for the season Every
SIZE and form Of man get suited with every KIND u
garment suitable for Fall and Winter wear. II the word
cIea as not would say something on that
point But call and see.
DE GRAw X Co, Nos. l-3-s Fultonst
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
TO ARCHITECTS. Builders, Masons

and others interested The undersigned, agent Of
a Marble Manufacturing Company Rutland w. invites
vour attention quality of MARBLE now beng a'ro-
duced for Fronts this City and Brooklyn. Kits facilities
enable HIM supply h for almost the pnce Of brown stone
THOMAS j MCCARTHY,
90 2wN NWSF. No n Beekman-st
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
EARM FOR SALE.-For sale low, or

VII be exchanged for a House Lot a this city, Of
r.he lest Farms IN O'sego Cuunty, " " either for Gram
Or Gra>s containing iS2 and divided into small lots
huadueS near the center from which every lot eau te seen,
,,th miles al the surrounding country Appy to =.
pETERS No la7 W.st-st s23 Nv 1uThSS'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
,IHE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

u al Gen Tayor's Head Quarters No IS Fulton-st 1
corner Of God-P l. ROGERS COmmissary General Of
the above we'll known establishment, desires to acquant
hs patrons and the public that he now 70 oer
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made Of superior materials and hy expeenced w0rs men)
AZ wholesale ard retail. cheaper and more 'arled IN
s're than can found other house IN THIS ciy
The entire establishment under the SUPERVISION OF MI
J SOUDER who will specials attend 70 the custom de-
palfmeut thereby guarantseg perfect ~ 20 All 40 pa
trouize hun Rem, nheT 10 Fulton st corner Gold-tIsn
Ia,lor's Head Quarters. 80 lia'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
DoOK-BINDERS' LEATHER-The

Nesuo~cnksr nas alWsvs na.8 and Is constantly
eesviug Eng cnOrsc ssyprs cored Calfssns French
TuTksy Msrcccs Russia he L@shsr. sated S3!its and
Calf Boz -clo,E French German sRa American Marble
Pave aud ever other article require, nindery aYye
rrl of GeoFgs DuCley sgercr bars Ssivefs blank
s. eel and law Clif a~ays hand. AL 4 me above are
0ae REQ for sals :. the lowest market prcss b.
au- an JAMES COOK. 23.f Peari-s Ny
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD

IL ING SCHOOL Tor BOYS. al Eiinburgh, NY-S.
G BEECHEK, u. A Principal - Number ~ Papils Inn
ittd 10 TO- VACANCIES 2 Winter term commences WE'D
NFSDAY November g. Terms SgO Of % weeks
in advance No plpce secured t the money paid. Pu-
pills accompanied 90 and from New YORK Al the close aud
commencement Of each term The Principal can be-
At the Irving House the Friday Saturdy and Monday
previous the jth November ForcIcusrs and references
address the Principal ~ above 81 b~'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
,VHE PIANO FORTE.-Mas. NOR
ININANT'S BOARDING SCHOOL

w for BOYS, az Little Ferry, nine mites from Hobo
ben New-Jersey unGer the direction OF A. II. WiNANT
and Lady The great object OF ths school Is io impar
sound practical education a. young lads All the present
members are under " years II aud none VII be rr
eelyed who older Terms sos psryear fhsSebooi wil
reopen MONDAY The % ofSeptembsr Pu2Hs WI D"
received any time For circulars please apply 10 Mr. n
p ROBINSON. Ne. 81 Plne-st. he~-fors - lm'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
SOUTH BROOKLYN.-Four Lots for

~ sale cheap beautifully located 18th and 18th SITS.
between iih and 18th pnce $3.50 each Teims 500
balance bond and mortgage at SIX cent for
three wears II required Inquire OF JOHN MURPHY,
Office 10 No a. Wail 81 New York l3t*
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
4 DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE

IA for SALEStuatod on lease ground, having 70 years
TO run with covenants for u years renewal The situation
is desirable one the house beng two story and attic
Has been rereDty painted and perfect Crder. and Will
be sold at a bargain Address {. c, Tribune Ohce
-
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
EOR SALE-Tbc Property now owned

u and occupied by.P. II. & c. raulnan al fernont
Tie buildings on sas pace two stor, olCS dweICaS
house "a by - feVt ~ wias Oi soIles " ~ feet
and k'chca snne " III out hulhes fences and other
,mpic, .ine' is, IN excellent and substantial order con-
hso n With brick 70 by Is feet which Is and has for
ny wears been occupied country store and Is one 81
the c> ana mos; er.hlc stands IN the town
he hele prcnlses furnished with every convenience
io comfortable and pleasant residence, also adnhrahy
sdsrt,i I'M pamt Of location and otherwise Tor an eNensN
store husness Sand property the upper part ~ the W-
LACE The o SSg The hlgh road ao aud across
tie rear o "a, passes the New York and Ere Railroad
Fcr further particulars apply 10 the owners on The pfe-
sss w 10 MIR JONN J. LAGRAVE No. sl9 Greenwich
II New-NOIk .-Peimou;, \. \. Sept ~. lSol
PETER X TAULMAN,
.aa ,ps CHAS. rAlLMAN
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
CENTs' FASHIONABLE FAIL

II CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS. &C -
THOMPSON. PECK NIXON. No 30i Broadway icor
DunIs-s have constantly hand goce assortment II
me and fashionable reaGymane Clothing and Furnishing
goots CONSISTING paIt OF Hosiery. Gloves Si heuno aa1
Cottal UnGersb,Is anl DISs Hsncsefchieis era
&c
AS Gentleneus Toilet articles ShYts made q orcef
The would invite attention 70 their Cloths Cassl
me es and Nestings which of the newest sy les and
ru Which garments M be made the best manner -na
rloei fashion atls sfylr - d
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

E'ARM for SALE-Near the New-Ha, !,
ven Psilpad Station. in Marnaroneck containing 30
scres inquire Of JOHN J MARSHALL. or Of the sub
acr1i.fr AZ Mamarnneck. Isl lm'l WM II. COhNEEL
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
,yATCHESJFWELRY and SIIyFR
CAIJFORNIA GOLD SPECIMENS,

l Quartz md Sard. bought ~ N SOLOMON & CO
God ari hrr Reins-> and Asayers Sweep Smfers ana
lesusrs q eahs minerals ard all known snnsanccs that
contain tle Above metals Od gold, silver diamonds and
precious bought elers aud >Y.fsrihs S"ces.
Ores and al hard grounc ai the refinery ks-
.,.r, ~ X. As Anu-st New-NoFk 80 inis
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
SPANISH LANGUAG ORAL

.Nl~lHli IL ~ ~ ~ y - ~ - -
- SYSTEMS. J. NINGIT PrsessOr II the above
Language rd Literature IN the University ~ New YORK,
Is about form Glasses one tr lrdes ava hn-
other for gstlemen SN lessons shall be gwen ga;s De.
fore the course viii commence Terms $40 for course OF
"a lessons Apply at No 37 Broadway, to ms Nos 81 and
80 ,,,.,.,,,,,,,c
rS- A new IMPROVED edition ot OLLENDORFF'S
SPANISH GRAMMAR. by Prof NiNGeI, has Just
been pnbShed which may be had AT his residence or at
ROE LOCKWOOD Y SONS No al Broadway. o2 "
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-500 doz. just
received per Zurich. compn.n NJ ali the iAsot', NA-
etes In large snd snail b1ttl.s Also GuefiuhsS hiSE
Soa Lows genuine Brown Windsor BY the goss ~ ca.e
Tooth nd Hair Brlshss ahd roiie; Articles Il even ae
scrlpt,on Razors and hne Cgtery Dragrss and an''
Goods .aiers are invited oan and etamIae "a. stDA
srf r,,res FRANCIS TONES SONS.
"a I'm NJ Malden-lsne.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

CHINA CLAY.-3O tuns China Clay
" now landing. and for sale BY .,,,.,.,,,,>.,
au22tt GAUNI DERhiCkSON,
Al ther Cnmmsslon Paper Marehonse. 100 Fnlton e.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
rrHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

,r.~r NEW YORK PHiLApELPhIA BALIi.
,JOkT a.. WASHINGTOs Ss~fsfk ON oysaei 81
TANOVER and BEAVER SITS rear q ne ,-, Sc
Tfs PIONTEP LINZ W.T. fuur wire ir"r " ~. %
:, M yor. h.vrr Offices 81 New IA, Jsfsrt Il
Se~ark =. Erunsv,ics Pri-es - Treat a. "a A,,sh 80
irgf.n 90 ,ua c,rnerf.ng ~rih AL ne Geh h'fss
Ines F,ss Wesf Sorh sad S0gfh. Tbs C''l ll1h nv H.s
Ing lated. nais extensive r~s.ir oi Nr me ss l..
husues. N the transrr.rE and Hsd~ ~ drN'"I %
sages ar, prepared o. receive, uaiisrn1 ~" ~ :,
Auv uuufsr Of messages required R the scofai ~.
the yubi.c With ACCURACY. proUp'ness an lto.S
hitherto unsqua!iel The telsKraphae bnsansss " .-s
pnhl t. theref- respectfully solicited az the once cor
NJ .. - ,yafWr ~ vN u SWAIN Prsssdsni
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
LyIFTH WARD SCHOOL SeaIet
SHIRT EMPORI-
CONWAY. No. Il3 FuIton-st.. near

NONWAY, No. li3 FuItOn-st.. near
~ Broadway. has a splendid stock of Dress. Frock.
Sack Office OvercoatS, and all other kinds Of Goats,
Vests aad Pants from the very finest t. the lowest
priced. To measure, splendid assortment Of the very
best French English and American Cloths, Bea-
yers Cassmeres Doeskns and Vcstngs. embracing
everything fashionable. desirable and durable IN every
instance first rate tit guaranteed, 10 csnt less than
any house IN this city, for cash Remember CONWAY,
NJ ia EuIton st near Broadway sl7 3mMWxF'
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
Chonres for Dnsincss Meu.

a RARE CHANCE.-For sale, the
~ DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY No. 20 Grand
= Has Sees Established llr FIVE years Nov dong
business Satisfactory gwen Tor se ng
on. Call hetMeen u and o'clocA. % 81
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
INOR SALE-One of those three e-story

LNOR SALE-One of those three-Story
maSic fsou, houses slguatei second door trou BOND
aud Pacific BrooANn. Ihe house Is one Neat old
Isnssnmel 6nlShed celpg coruiced marble manteis a
three siores uco>el wigh ssiaed glass doo,>
sh,,hl.,y The funitGre ~hlch j. neat and nearly new
Mil DE sold also. II required Prce ei house si-"y
Ss 400 os hcpd and moTtgage desired House can pe
ssn =, any ;,me AFTER le 4. " Apply 10 A hEMP y.
tl6 Nall-st.. n Y I"
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03
DOOFING.-GOODWIN'S Patent

u She1fhDg rakes . tight. cheap and dlraole roof
Done rough snk 0rf cents per foot "a tln of -hinfss
3 GEMS waIraIted Office 2a3 Spnng Hpls0n. ~ ns
New-York daily tribune., 1851-10-03

NOK SALE-YOnkers Lots, beantiiulIy
s,r,te5 IN the river short distance above tie
Der6, commanding the finest wa,er'ieg ard 50
~ .s,,ys anoIv 20 JAMES BASHFORD. on ths
wi%,5 20 a. NJ N. = :, - Sey-Y YORK sl9in
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

TO prison, Oh, dear oh, dear r'- And N. bg.rss
| into naw passion Of grief.
| Convers.ng N few moments apart, MlliIcen:
learnt from Mary what had been the cals- of the
Distressing scene, from which il appeared thzi
Luke, with characteristic good-nafure, had be-
come security for sovereign lent TO fellow
craftsman, named George Ssnithcrs. BY one of
the infamous small loan societies. The loan was
| 10 be repaid with an enormous though icgalizef
interest, IN weekly instaimen.s; bui owing to the
suspension OF employment Smither, had Tor sew
eral weeks bsel unable TO make the s,,paIs.sa
payments and p-oceedidgs had been connsncrd
IN the Palace Court against Like ~ the response
BILE security. Tne case was TO come On that
morning. and their only hope was in the mercy
and forbearanee of the judge.
AT length, Luke rose, and set Oft for the court
though his poor, worn, timid spirit, eafsebled by
want, anu nervous oppression, shrank from The
tryin. task imposed on him. His return was
awaited by M,ll.cent and Mrs Fielding with in
tence anxiety, and, after time, even Mary tho1-h
she had relapsed into the customary salIenress,
grew restless, AMI turned uneasy glsnces OF the
door. At last IL opened. aud Like entered bui
50 pale, 80 har-art; so bowed down and crushed
that II needed not to tell how he had sp,d, and
REFRESHING their feelings, all flew forward to help
him.
Father don't take on so,, said Mary, throw,
ing her arms around his neck. "Thry cant kilt
Won they won't be let do that
:. They shan't do anything to him. cried Mrs.
Fielding. "Cheei up old man. Afore th@y shah
touch you. we'll sell everything that we've 90.
and that'll nigh on raise the money, il it don't
ALL,
s.sYou don't know what il is,- replied Like, in
falling ar-erts: "They've run up thirty shiIlirg-
law expenses-thirty shilin-s! and now they've
took cut judgment a. they calls il, and they're
goin' to put distress in. On mother, girls whs,
will become of us?''
There was little time to consider, for as i.-
ceased speaking the door opened, admitting
two men, in extremely shabby suits Of black. r<ho
stepping up to LIKE, served the execution.
(To BE coSTISuEp.)
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28
Information Wanted!

The Gazette Of Wednesday informed its read
srs that "the defeat of McGaughey, Whig, WHO
so'ed in the last Congress against the Compso-
mse, and the election in his stead of that glori-
oas Democrat, John G. Davis. is splendid Uni
On triumph.
HE Gazette was never more mistaken in its
me. Mr. McGaughey voted for all the measures
q the Compromise, and was one OF the three
Wig members from the Northern States that vot-
g Tor the Fugitive Slave Bill. His competitor
the late election, Mr. John G. Davis, when
eailed on to give his views in upoa the COM
Promise measures stood s'mum.'' He refused to
ay whether he was for or against them. So
much for the information Of the Gazette; and 50
much for its want Of information.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

Candidate for Governor; in Alabama. Shields,
democrat, and Union Candidate for The same Of
nee; and in Mississippi, Gen. Foote, Democrat,
ana tne Union Candidate for Governor, have been
i,sspecavely elected BY large and sweeping major
This news from Georgia and Mississippi is
what We would call little ahead of the slight
aas lne." We are glad to hear of the election
y Messrs Cobb & Foote, bu',a they say in PENN
!Nan'a, "there is no telling who is Governor
ehal sfesrsthe election. Will the Gazette be so
sood as to tell US who is elected in Illinois?
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

Marshal SABAsrIASr, one Of Napo!eon's cele-
Grated generals died in Paris on the 10th of July,
NE advanced age of SO. He was a native of
"e island Of Corsica, and distant relation Of the
n'oaparte family. He distinguished himself in
".y-vas badly wounded at the battle Of Aus
@.1s, where he won his rank of General of D-
sloa' he was sent by Napoleon as Ambassa-
~ Constantinople where he was distinguish
!" ms ability, and Napoleon gave him the
saaa cross OF the Legion Of Honor. After the
'~enon Of 1880, he became minister of For
Aaairs, and was subsequently, sent as Am
r'aof g London and Vienna. He was made
49,. .al IN isio BY Louis Phillips. He leaves
e'afse fortune, -.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28
Bridgs over Skunk at Rome.

The Fairfield and Mount Pleasant Plank Road
Company have contracted on favorable terms
with Mr. Millburn, the celebrated bridge-builder,
for the construction Of bridge over SKUNK Rv-
er, on the line Of the Company's road. The work
will be commenced forthwith, and the bridge in
I'll probability will be completed and ready for
use by The first OF December next.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28
Missouri Election.

The late election of Judges in this S,a'e, result
td as follows:
lst Dist. George W. Miller, Benton dem.
"a William A. Hall, Anti-Benton.
81 Carly Wells, Anti Benton.
lth Addison Reese, Anti Bentoa.
Hh Geo. W. Dunn, Bcntoa.
6:h " Henderson Young, Anti Benton.
Nh Waldo p. Johnson, Benton.
Sth " Alexander Hamilton. Democrat.
9Th " John II. Stone. Anti Benton.
l0h Harrison Hoayh, Anti Benton.
llth 8 James A. Clarke, Anti Benton.
18th /" VIM B. Almond, Benton.
18th 8 Charles s. Yancey, Anti Benton.
Ath s' Daniel Nj. Leet, Anti Benton.
This classification gives nine Anti Benton mon.
four Benton men and one undetermined. Ths
Supreme Court will have uroa its Beach one
Wing, one Benton and one anti Benton man.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

HUNGARIAN REruGEEs.-Forty-sev Hun
garian refugees arrived at New York, on the
packet ship Devonshire from England. These
people were, for some time, under the sarreiliance
Of the Turkish Government, but were liberated
on condition that they would never return to their
native land They are now on their route for
Gov Ujhazy's colony at New Buda.
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rRIDAY::.:::::::::::::::::=AUGUST p, 1851.
w ia The new Code take effect.

Who0 "a tno new Codo teko e0ooes
he fairfield Sentinel is informed BY the Clerk
Y Decatur county that the copies Of the new
cp1e were not distributed and published in that
esuasy until the 7th day Of July. He is further
;.enrnsd that they were not distributed in Clarke
Il Lucas counties until the 10th Of July.
4 statute passed last winter, provides that 500
.a.;es Of the Code shall be printed and delivered
+ a. Secretary of State by the first Of June, anl
AT BY the frst of July they shall he distributed
.ud published BY depositing five copies with the
comfy authorities Of each organized county, at
Which time. July lst-the Code shall take ef-
t.et. or Be presumed to have taken effect, unless
NJ eoasr,ry appears in the following manner /:
Is ease the copies Of the Code are not distributed
u N TIE organized counties BY the lst July, the
y,ersary Of State shall make certificate Of that
i,et and Gle it in his Office, stating on what day
~ copies Of the Code were distributed in the
l,st county and the Code shall take effect on
A. aay after the day on which they were SO dis
tAalra in the last county. The Secretary Of
Shte Is also required to publish his certificate
ar four weeks in six different newspapers in the
sntA
He CLERK Of Decatur County, Gin which coun-
y tAe Code was not published until July 7,h. J
Sss certified tina, fact to the Secretary Of State.
b re presume have the CLERKS in Clarke and
Seas counties, certified to the Secretary the
dine when the Code was Published in their sew
eral counties. And when the Secretary of State
makes and publishes his certificate, showing the
aa,e when the Code was published in the last
County, then we will begin to learn when it took
eject.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-28

LOUISVILLE The Cholera made its appear
sncc at Louisville on the l4th inst. Fifteen ca
ses occurred on that day of these ten died, and
there was little or no hope of four others.
LATER.-The Louisville Journal Of the l6;h
says that II deaths had taken place up to that
time