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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
Editorial Life in California,

San Francisco paper gives us the fol-
lowing, in reply to correspondent, who as
sured his readers that editors in California
were rather peaceably inclined. az.
s'In order that we may more fully demon.
strate the manner in which Californian ed
itor passes his time, and the Pleasant incl
dents that daily occur to him, we will sketch
brief outline of his duties and the style in
witch he executes them every twenty four
hours. First-gets up in the morning at ten
O'Clock; dresses himself, puts on his hat, in
which are six or seven buliet-holes, and oes
to a restaurant for breakfast. After break
fast, starts to the Office to look over the pa
pers, and discovers that he is called a scoun-
drel in one of them, a liar in another, and u
puppy in another; he smiles at the pleasant
prospect of having something to do; fills out
and dispatches three blank challenges, ream
or two Of which he always keeps on hand,
ready printed, to save time; commences wri-
ting a leader, when as the clock strikes elev-
en-, large man with a .owhide in one hand,
pistol in the other, and bowie knife in
his belt, walks in and asks him if his name
is; he answers by knocking the intru
der down two pair of stairs with chair
At twelve o'clock, finds that his challenges
have been accepted, and suddenly remembers
that he has little affair Of that nature to set
tie at the beach that day at three O'Clock;
goes out, kills his man, then comes in and
dimes on tewed grizzly. Starts for the Office,
and while going there gets mixed up in a
street row, and has the heel of his boot shot
off by an accident; laughs to think how beau
tiful it was done, arrives at his sanctum, and
finds an ssinfernal machine upon the table;
knows what it is, and merely pitches it out
of the window; writes an article on ssmoral
reform,'' and then starts for the theatre; is
attacked on corner of a dark alley by three
men, kills two of them, and takes the other
to the station house. Returning to tho Office
at eleven O'Clock at night, knocks man
down who attempts to rob him, kills a dog
with paving stone, gets run over by cab,
and has the tail Of his coat slitted with
thrust from a knife, and two bullet-hoes put
through his beaver as he steps within his
door; smiles q. his escape; writes until two
O'Clock, and then s'turns in,'' with the happy
consciousness of having two duels to fight
the next day. Nowonder that California ed
itors are objects of jealousy. Hereafter our
eastern cotemporaries will please do US the
justice of believing no correspondent, WHO
may intimate anything at variance with the
conclusions which may be drawn from the
above p cture.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

aa I. Aon are little bess, mn II fsSif.s
About the shou.ders, / inc,n.a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Nine hundred and eighty of the claims
examined were for soldiers Of the revolu-
ton or their widows, Of which number 522
have been allowed--63 to the soldiers
themselves and 459 to the widows of re-
volutionary men. 4asG s5s s7
It is proper to State chat some addition
al clerical force has lately been added to
the pension Office. sslav.ais.
The price of warrants on Sept, Sd in
Washington was sl09 per acre for 12O's,
and 81, i for 1905 and 80's-one cent in
each case above the New York price.
The pension office has issued 23,9SS in
three months. At the same ratio, the Of
fee can only issue 95, ,942 in year; but It
is to be hoped this rate will be greatly in
creased as the business becomes more ia
miliar to the clerks employed upon it,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

We have received no later intelligence
from Norfolk this morning. s'~
The steamship Benjamin Franklin, which
bought The yellow fever from st. Thomas,
is in the river below this city, but it is sup
posed she will nst not be permitted to come
up. There is some excitement at the Point,
and threats have been made that she shall be
destroyed if permitted to approach the city.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Cash advances on Produce and Merchandise for sale
in this Market, or shipment East.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
Hsw YORK, Sept 10,
rceeifts Of Masiir Raetrr. 81 ~ sksee
ii ,h.s city are stated to have been sl2,-

~ uIlE8t St. LoUs, SePt. 'IV-4
Gov. Shannon arrived at Westport on the
3lst ult. lie was seranaded in the evening
and made a speech. He regretted to see q
disposition in certain parts Of tie territory
to nullify .hc laws of the legislature. ac
regarded that assembly legal and its acts
binding, and should exert his authority to
enforce them. He said he was for slavery
in Kansas.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Yours Tor God and Freedom,
&. w. BROWN.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19


the New York Tribune affords the
fr, emcn of that State an admirable
opportunity to express their opinions. Of
the outrage on their own dearest rights,
of which he is the immediate victim.
Passmorc Williamson is now in prison for
loving liberty and speaking the truth He
told Jane johnson that she and her child
ren were legally free, having been yolunta-
rily brought into Pennsylvania by their
master; and he made answer to a habeas
corpus before Judge Kane that he had no
control over the said ex-slaves, and did not
know where they were. llthis was the
simple naked truth, and for telling it when
required he is arbitrarily imprisoned by
Judge Kane-imprisoned without indict-
ment or trial, and for an unlimited period.
There lives no Pennsylvania whose per-
sonal safety this tyrany does not endanger,
provided he be one who may possibly do
generous or manly act. Now we know
not to what party Mr.. Williamson belongs,
nor do we care to know. 1t sufices us to
know that he is the victim of great pub
lie wrong, and that his election as Canal
Commissioner will be salutary rebuke of
that wrong and a humiliation to its author.
We entreat then, every humane Peunsyl-
vanian to vote for Williamson's election,
no matter how many or what rival caudi-
dates may be in the field. He can
not be a man of generous instincts who in
view of the facts, will allow his name to
be used as candidate against Passmore
Williamson. -s5& t ~
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John BROUGHAM' NEW BOOK,
~ BASKET OF CHIPS,

HAS MADE sPLESDID HIT.
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Mr. brousham had devoted himself wholly TO herstare he
would have attained prominent position among the authors Of
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CEMI-w WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
- The following IL the TA8LE Of CONTENTS Of THE
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. NO. l,o8j;
snEe Copies be Sbssipcd The counter in the P1O',
ton Uffce THIS MORNING. Price GENITAL
I..EDTORIALs: Recent Exploration. in Aficsi As'il'
ing the Weak Ohio; ks urn Of DR. ksae.
HuHITED STATES T;p ARGTlc EXPE En-
EETHRS 81 OF FH Dr. khks AND
Of pe q s s of Es1
The search for Dr. Ksnsi lucid ne Of If ne , sOy,
Of the Kane t q hi K dsos sSslSs hoSss
snce OF The NavigAtors; Substance Of the Official
Report; CoDgra ulation.
uI..oNE WEEK LATER FROM Europe; Arrival of
the esmship Canada; Movement, in he CdDesi
The FIJI o. seys.toPo; FglI Detsa: Of the Fsi r..
pulse Of the EDs'i.h; Horror Of the scene
Iv..CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF KINGS
MOUNrAlN; Speech from George Bancroft
V.AGR,CULTURAL; Turnp Feeding Of Cittej Rock
U..HONDURAs e,ior from &. Correspondent at CO.
msyssus Honduras
VIII. REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION: Crest Gathering
OF Frsemen
TX POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE: Ohio Election
Chase Elected; Penn.J y-ni. Election; NewYork
Ait Probibtory Ls1 Conyentisni Liquor
x..MARINE AFFAIRS.
M..TEXAs.
XU.FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
xIu..oU RE- ATOMS WITH DENMARK.
XIV. OREGON: L'ter' from Correspondents a. Oregon
CRY and Astonl
XyFROM CANADA WEST: Letter from Correspond
emf At C.nboro' HsdmEnd Co, c. w.
XyICONNF CTICUr STATE FAIR: Account Iom Our
Own por'er.
XyJI..THE OMAHA INDIANS.
XVIII POETRY: De Profundis; Los and Gaini Echoes
frum Isaiah
XIX NEW PUBLICATIONS: Japan q. Il wu and Is
Ky THE LATEST NtWs BY TELEGRAPH: GeJrsia
Election; Indiana Election; Gov. Shannon ani
slavery; OHIO Election Consul Appointed state
Politics; Liquor Meeting ar Syrseu.e The Con
peeIievt sta- Fair; HliaOis State Fairs The Yellow
F.yer Ia Virz bia
XXI MISCELLANEOUS: From Bermuda; The Case Of
Ps.smOrs Will. msob; Apoth,r Accident 20 9 Bark
pz Train on the Camden and Amboy R,ilIotdi
Banner Presentation; Ssi "a Anna in "sshisstgnj
Death Of the Hon. .. d. Hubbard, Floe In spnng
Gsd Mas. FIoI -. John, n b.. From Hayd
xxi. A WIPES STORY
yy,U..MARRIAGEs AND DEATHS
XIV COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Full Reports Of the
STICK. Money, Cotton Grain Cstte aud othJr Mar
keis specially reported IN Tue Tribune.
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THE TWO NEW MOVE L s.
Il MISS HARLAND's
III d d T. ~ l. L II.
One I2no Volume. 81 &

The Troy Daily Budget.
1--WE have read this volume through oment rarely
bssow upon novel days But taking this casually
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strong power sympathies stirred:
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the close 81 the book IL b,
Tuy witt The portal nre OF chSscter
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@ L X s.! 81 L K s! -
- BOWEN. McEAMEE Co.,
NEwYosK,
Invite attention Of Merchants generally 20 heh EX1ENS
I'VE STOCK Of Rich SILK md FANCY GOODS, adapted
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