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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-23
FELICIANA DEMOCRAT.
CLINTON, La.
Saturday Morning, June 0e, 1855.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.


FOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT G. WICKLIFFE.
OF West Fclciana.
ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
G. H. MOUTON.
or Lnfourchc.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
.F8 ANDREW s. HEBRON. {
or East Baton Rouge.
FOR AUDITOR.
SAMUEL +. MARKS.
OF West Fcliciana
FOR TREASURER.
G. Il. GRENEAUX.
or Natchitochcs,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Il. w. NOISE.
or Plaquemine.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC EDUCATION.
SAMUEL BARD. En- 81
OF Carroll.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-06-23

FOR CoNGREss-THIRD DISTRICT. d
THOMAS GREEN DAVIDSON.
OF East Baton Rouge. }ssraag
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Sr I.o,,,u I,l,, q

-sso- ST. LOUIS, July 80
S AAdvices from Salt Lake to tho 2gth Nav
mention business dull. The prospect of the
crops, owing to dry weather and grasshop.
pers continues poor Fss.s ssss.ss kys s~s
Mr. Halman, U. s. District Attorney for
Utah, was at South Platte en- route for Wash.
ington, bearer of dispatches from Col Steptoc
to the War Department. He met no Indians
or whites until be reached Swcetwater. He
there found large party Of Mormons explo-
ring for gold. They were daming and turn.
ing the bed Of the river. Sa5 @z s@ ss@t
A letter from gold seeker about one hun.
cred miles from the party near Devils Gate,
says he found large quantities Of silver. One
man in that vicinity took forty dollars worth
of gold in one day. Gold has also been dis.
covered in Medicine, Bow stream, Southwest
of Fort Laramie ssrs So sss.srq.zs ass,
About two hundred Arabano Indians are
encamped q short distance from this river;
they are peaceable, and sap If war takes
place between the Sioux and troops, they
will promptly join the stronger parry
e A war party of Sioux were at Leabonts
Creek SO miles above Fort Laramie, await
ing the arrival Of troops They said If troops
did not arrive in ten days, they would kill
every white man between Fort Laramie and
Devils Gate - - s'-'---- r.
Several trains of Mormons were met be-
tween Fort Kearney and the Blorss They
were Texas trains and had lost 30 by cholera
All the rest were healthy.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY

The exercises connected with the Anniyer-
sary of this Institution we believe have
passed of, thus far, to the satisfaction and
encouragement of all parties interested. -
The sermon of Rev. Mr. Nash on Sabbath
night is well spoken of The annual meeting
OF the Board of Trustees on Monday night,
Notwithstanding the rain, was we'll attended,
and passed off with great interest. The re-
port of the Secretary and Treasurer indicated
gratifying proficiency in the various depart
ments of the Institution, and the report of
the principal, Prot Gunnison, gave reason to
believe that the school was all that its most
sanguine friends could have hoped it to be in
so short time. The annual meeting of the
Iowa Baptist Education Society occurred
here last night The sermon of Rev. Mr..
Barry, of Oquawka, was considered most
able production, and the report Of the Exec
utiye Board showed that five bene efciaries had
been supported at Burlington University du-
ring the year. The annual examination of
the school also commenced yesterday morn
ing, at the University building, and was well
attended by strangers and citizens. The ex-
ercises generally passed off to the good credit
both Of teachers and pupils, and demonstra-
ted that as good and probably better school
can be had in Burlington than elsewhere in
the State of Iowa We would suggest, how
ever, that hereafter the examination be held
in some church or other public building near
er the centre Of the city that many who are
unable to walk SO far as the College ground,
may have the opportunity of attending.
The examination of the school will be con-
tinued and concluded this morning. inter
spersed with various rhetorical and other in.
teresting exercises. AT the close of the ses-
sion the annuaI prize win be awarded to the
meritorious pupil by Rev Mr.. Nash, Presi-
dent of the Board of Trustees. We under
stand that there is much interest among the
pupils and others to know who is to receive
the splendid gold medal, but we suppose this
mornings developments will set the young
hearts at rest on this point unless some
should be too sadly disappointed who are ex-
pecting it Tonight at n o'clock, the Eona-
delphian Society celebrate their Anniversary
in the Congregational House of Worship
with an Grafton by Judge David Rerer and a
Poem by VIM, s. Graf, Esq.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

n@ At the instance of a number of the
tax payers Of this city, we request of the
Agent, through Judge Wightman, to fur
nish and publish a list of liquors sold up to
date, with the names Of purchasers and pur-
pose for which the liquor was sold The
Law requires such an account Of sales to
be kept. and its publication would satisfy
several inquiring minds
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

A correspondence has been going on, says
the New York Evening Post of the 26th ult,
for some weeks since between Col Fabens
United States Consul at Greytown, and Mr..
Secretary Marcy, in relation to the Kinney
Expedition. The Secretary wishes to know
whether his Consuls hands are clean. Mr..
Fabens holds up his hands and tells the Sec
retary to look and judge for himself The
Secretary looks, but has not yet been able to
make up his mind Mr. Fabens also asks to
have Col. Kinney and his fellow missionaries
protected from the threatened hostilties of
the Nicaraguans by a ship-of-war The Sec
retary thinks that the government cannot in
terfere until the Colonel and his comrade
purge themselves of the Indictment found
against them by a grand jury of their own
countrymen. Mr.. Fabens replies that thew
have practically purged themselves, and that
they are all good men and true. To that
portion the Secretary has not as yet offered
ANYTHING further
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

nea- The project of annexing Platte
County Mo-, to Kansas Territory is seri-
ously entertained by the rascals who call
themselves the Kansas Legislature. If
that is done at least half the legislature
might become residents of the territory,
for which they are making laws. It would
be something to the credit of Missouri to
get rid of Platte county in any way, for
there is not another territory of the size
this side Of BOTANY Bay that endures so
many lawless rufians on its SOIL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Therefore Come, All!

EXTENSION OF REcIpRoc1TY.--T
New York Chamber of Commerce held a
meeting on the 10Th inst, at which Mr.. J !.
Phillips Phoenix, on behalf ofthe commit
tee Of Reciprocity, reported that he had
communicated with the Hon. Hamilton
Merritt, of Quebec, Canada, and under
stood that the Canadians desired to extend
the provisions Of the Reciprocity Treaty
to all articles of Canadian or United States
manufacture; and also that, as Great Brit
ain has thrown open her trade to Ameri-
eau vessels, the like privilege should be
granted to Canadians. They also ask for
the mutual opening of the coastino trade.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
l.. ID. STOCKTON,
Counsellor s. Attornfn at Eam,
Y. Corner Washington and Third Streots,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RkAL ESTATE bought and sold on Commission
~ honsss and lnts ented and leased and titles to
real sta'e IN the city and county examined on rea.
sasnt terms.
AIs paid and rents collected; Leases, Deeds,
saIHw aud Articles OF Agreement drawn with
snnay and depa,ch.
Lands and lots surveyed, and corners established; !;
us and drawings made on reasonable terms.
Areglser OF the real estate in the city and county
sR'o or to let will be kept at all times to which
aen,ion !. invited.
Msm of the City and Of the Additions thereto, and
GLANDS In the vicinity of Burlington kept n hand,
rAieh purchasers can examine without charge.
issns effected and money invested On safe security
al on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to sell. buy or lease real estste of
any kind will fnd II to their advantage to call at
,h"kEAL ESTATE OFFICE" N. W. corner Sd
and Washington Streets, burlington, Totrd.
NAV IS lS5s-ly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

@ The Gazette says we mutilated
Judge Wightman's communication. This
is simply false. We did no such thing.
But we mean to use the Judges communi-
cation and keep it before the people of the
county until after the election. And NE
calculate to precede it or follow It with
such remarks, comments aud marginal ref
erences as to us seems good and pro-
per. What do you propose to do about
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
GREAT MASS MEETING

: Hereby are all the Germans in the city and
suberbs earnestly solicited to attend meet
ing, Wednesday the lst of August, at O.
clock in the evening, attRay's PIow Shop, to
consult about the lawful means which may
and should be used in oposition to the Tenn
perance Law of Iowa Also shall the alrea-
dy nominated candidates receive their in
structions
Therefore Come An
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

B@ The following is a pretty literal trans
lation of handbill, printed in the Ger
man language and put up in various parts of
this town. We give it little more publicity
than its authors intended What is friend
Ray going to do with his German opponents
of prohibition, when he gets them together
at the Plow Shop?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
NEw july %

Acting Mayor Barker has issued proels
nation directing the ports Of Norfolk aud
Portsmouth in Virginia to be infected dis.
tricts, and orders oil vessels from those pla-
ces arriving at this port to be quarantined.
The deaths in this city this week were $50.
being an increase Of 7S over last weeks NOR
faliir -. :. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
P. K. wills SON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
lJiLL attond promptly to professional business
" entrusted to his care, in Dcs Moines and the
,arounding Special attention given to the
securing and collecting Of claims ALSO, to renting
and paying taxes uponreal estate, and rcdceming Of
delinquent snds.
Office IN front room second floor Of Ebersol 4
Mcnnes building, on Third street, three doors above
ths Barre. Hensc, Darlington, Iowa
DOr s-iy-hp
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

u There is hope yet A public Off
Ger has actually been punished for malad-
ministration. At Cincinnati, Friday,
the county Commissioner was fined s40O and
turned out Of Office for official misdemean-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

The official tax statistics Of Michi-
gan show that in those counties where rail
roads have been built the taxable property
has, within three years, increased 400 to
900 per cent, while IN those counties
where no railroads hare been built the "a
no 81 incresse in valns has not been over
loo Per cent. 81 ii
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
J. PRUGH & BROTHERS.

W Nholespie ana Retail
FURN NlTUR E ESTABLI MENT,
M lLI I've found three doors east of EsxsS
Cooibaugh Brooks Banking House, ,-E~
up stn'rs, where we will Mt all times be --zAAA-
pleased TO wait on our customers. s-sAz
We will constantly kc p on hand all kinds Of Fur.
niture, such as Sofas. Sociables, Divans, Spring
Chairs aud Rockers, Cane Sent and Windsor Chairs,
Card and centre Tables; Cottage, Misses, and com
mon 'cdsteuds. Brcakfastand Dining Tables Stands,
Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses Picture Frames,
and host of other things, too numerous to mention
nil of which VIZ o1ar CHAR for caah
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

ORNAMENTAL PAlNrrNe-We call alter
ton to the card of Messrs CRoMpros &
CEowpER, House. Sign, and Ornamental
Painters and Paper Hangers They are said
to excel in their art, particularly in Fresco
Painting ts'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
We W FIR M ,

We "" FIR III.
WIN. CARSON. rpRANp
HENRY EATON, A. n DowNs
HAVE associnted themselves under the name and
IL style of CARSON, EATON & Co., Of Galena
and Wisconsin, and
E. D. RAND & CO.,
OF Burlington, Iowa, for the purpose of manufa actur
ing and selling Lumber, Shingles, and Square Timber
They have their new Mills now in full operation
Having spared no expense in procuring the best ma
chnery, they fatter themselves that in the ensuing
summer the can offer very superior article of Lum.
her. Feb. "a, '55.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

BuRaLARY.-The house Of Mr.. Clenden-
in was entered night before last and rob-
bed Of money, jewelry, silver watch, and
other property to the amount Of 500 90.
The house Of Dir. Ritchie, was robbed
on on the same night ofabout fourteen or ff.
teen dollars
The dwelling Of Mr. G. W. Rice was
also robbed Of ss7 IN money and a gold
watch. s.
Look ont for the villains.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Bosros. jul, 81

3 a BOSTON, Jniy 81.
The Secretary Of tho New Ensland as.
sociation of clergymen has i.sued second
circular proposing To constitute ,hr 5000
c,ergymen Of New England life nrmbers OF
the Emgrant mid Society on payment of $50
each, the proc 'eds to he expended in settling
Kansas With Christians from Nsw England.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
4. New Expea;sn,,

Qmr Suunty Judge, we regret 10 say is
now ,ssiag course. 50 unusual, not to say
repreheusible, as to leave US no other alter
native, save that Of exposure and condcm-
nation. He is gentleman with whom
we have no quarrel-with whom personal-.
ly, We have no desire or reason for cult
vating any but friendly relations. ,e
Judge Wightman is now engaged in is
suing naturalization papers BY tens, twen.
ties, and 6fties. He is engaged in manu-
featuring voters to aid in his election! This
proceeding is in the FIRST place reprehensi
BILE because the court Of his Honor, is not
a court Of Record, as has boen decided,
and he has no power to grant such papers
To say the least Of it the power to grant
naturalization papers is SO questionable
in its character as to deter any man who
meant to be governed in the discharge of
his duties by organic law, as construed by
courts Of competent jurisdiction, to refrain
from its exercise, especially in case like
the present
What is the position now occupied by
Judge Wightman? 1t is that of man,
who, by anillegal exercise ofpower, by an
abuse of the trust imposed in him BY the
people of the county, is now attempting to
cheat the legal voters out Of the right of
electing county officers. Heis daily man
ufacturing voters who are to keep him up
on the bench aud sustain him in his coun-
ty Grocery. He is meeting the universal
condemnation Of his acts, not by showing
that that condemnation is wrong, but by the
fraudulent manufacture of the necessary
number Of voters to keep himself in office?
Is this as it should be? Should not
the man who occupies the bench-who
pretends to dispense justice--should not
he like Caesars wife, be above suspicion?
The fact is precisely as stated and will
not be denied-First, he has not the right
togrant naturalization papers-second he
is a candidate before the people, aud
should have been restrained, by respect for
the proprieties Of life, from exercising H.
legal power to secure his own elevation.
Is such man worthy to fill the Office of
County Judge? -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
NV Oar,Aw, :Jn,v

-,.A -. 80" 9>'osA o'As'A'fNs, Say s.Ho.s
There were l6S deaths BY yellow fever ss
charity Hospital last week. Tho fever also
tr Ike ont a Baton Rouge. so sssaaissa
Cotton has advanced lao in consequences
Of light stock on hand. Sales to.day Of $50
bales.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

M It will be seen by this issue that
Il. b. Hunt 4 Co., have been adding to
their already extensive assortment Of gro
ceries &C., their room is already filed and
where they intend packing those on the
way, we can not tell, but from the energy
Of both partners they viii soon make room
for more. Give them call. a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

SERIOUS AccIDENT.-A young and
beautiful lady, Miss Sarah Whitney, says
the Chicago Democrat of Tuesday, came
near losing her life on Saturday. Her
father was going out to ride with her. Not
being quite ready, she started to canter
around the square in which her home is
situated on the North side, when the ami
NAL took fright and threw her. Her foot
was caught in the stirrup-she was drag
ged some distance, kicked by the horse,
had der jaw broken and was otherwise Sc
riously hurt. We rejoice to say that she is
better, and that hopes are entertained of
bor rooovar,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
GOLD lOcKETs.

from the small Shells aud Scoiiops, to those with four
openings which he will sell at lower prices than ever
before offered in this city.
Please call and see for yourselves, whether you wish
pictures or not.
JrT All Pictures warranted perfectly satisfacto-
ry no charge.
Artists supplied with Instruments. Apparatus and
Stock ,at reasonable rates. rmay IA. '55.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

WRAr rRox TESxxss.E-Nsw sFAcr,. >.
oUR Cry TRADE.-The market report OF Sat.
urday has q rather curious iscm, 70 the n.
feet that large quantisynf Tennesssss ana
Georgia wheat, part to arrive, was sold AZ
good prices. q Il appears chat there - 40 en-.
tensiye and valuable grain growing countrv
10 Eastern Tennessee, between. the Cumher.
land and Alleghany mountains. TEs H,o-
duce OF this district has beretofors I teenssl.
most shut out Of any market, but nov Tan.
nessee has railway communica ation w;,h
Chart ston and Savannah, Ard can s..,ss;,s
wheat direct to Atlantic ports. from...hs..s
It may De shipped direct to Euro,e. Over
one aunafed Thousand hushels Of ihiseheat
nave been sold IN New sYprx.s The .canscisr
OF supply OF This district has bssen s1t;;rs s;sss
ted as high as $500, 900 busi1sls. 49,,
was said, had been made within : -
days, to deliver $4,000 bushels On The ,.S
road, IN % certain brieff period !. e 81 ~
bushei. s',.'.' ss 1 pI PEI
~ addition to the supplies from hi. f,.;,.
iui highland valley, the cropS 81 VHs% !.
the upper parts Of Georgia And a. CO. C...,., ~
.a nas nave heen good and are finding their -,
- new = OF. for amarket, from henoe iS,s Z
portions viii sprobably be- =. NM NM - =
Europe. While New York, q. .reos;s;re -. y
supplies OF wheat from Tennesses ha,h ea.,s
ana rra,n are 6ndinK their y 7; Ss y
g anas y sar.ous points on the Upper ,M;s.;.s;.s
g g. nus city. WAsat 10 also on its ~ sse,.
suushsrp Illinois, ssmr!s IL ~ .s;.A "a sses w
eesn exhibited on Change. -''1 s1N 1ss
4 ~
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$2S6,O0O,OOO

Multiply the above table by four and
you will have an approximation to
to the actual expenses incurred by the
great powers of Europe since the COM
mencement Of the difficulty between Rus
sia and Turkey. a... -. f..s..-..r7,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

We call attention to the card Of Messrs.
0. Fl. Giles & Co., Produce Brokers. The
house is one highly spoken Of among Chi
cago business men, and one we take pleas
ure in recommending to those having bu-
siness to transact in their line. =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

sea- We give by telegraph and other
wise, more of the doings in Kansas. Gov.
Reeder is steadily yetoiag the bills passed
by the Missouri-Kansas Legislature at
Shawnee, and refuses to recognize them in
a legal manner. The so-called Lecisla-
ture as steadily put the bills through, des-
pite the veto.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

The Republican Convention met at St,
Paul Minnesota, and nominated W B Mar
shall as their candidate for Congress Gov.
Ramsey declined; still he received thirty
six votes. The Republicans were in fine
spirits, united and enthusiastic. On the
same day the sham democracy met in Con-
vention. n. NJ. Rice was nominated for
Congress. But another meeting was held
in the Library Room Of the Capitol, and
after being addressed by Gov. Gorman,
Hon. H II. sibley, and others, nominated
Hon. David Olmstead as their candidate.
Unless an entire new programme is
resolved on, Marshall will be elected. He
is man we'll suited to the temper of the
times.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

tsssa k7Sa BALrrxoRS, July 30.
Upto Saturday night there hal been At
Gosport IS cases Of yellow fever and l8
deaths. 8a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

s3sses sClscIssAn, Jgly3l.g;
The steamer Kentucky, bound from. Pitt.
burgh to Louisville, came in contact last
night, with the steamer Telegraph No. 3.
bound from Louisville hither. The former
sank almost Immediately III twenty feet OF
watsr,,a and four of hsa crswswsre drovnsa.
:, The boat will probably prove . total, loss,
She Is reported to haye been insured ID Pitts
burgh for 8l2, ,0O0. sNt-asEgsT as5ss5 E1s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
81. Lonia. 1nIx AZ

= Gov. Reedsr, in copy Of his answsr TO
Secretary Marcy's last letter to him, furnish
ed to the Lawrence Tribune, says il bsass no
rel tion to the purchasing Of halt breed Kan.
sas bond'. He pnrchasedno such lauds, sad
thinks hss been treated unfairly because tho
President called on him for defense against
the charge Of violating rule, which are not
specified. lie asks for that specifcation.s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
CITY BIN Derry

IN Coolbaugh's building, under the Telegraph
l Printing Office, Main Street
Music. Magazines, ind all kinds of Periodicals
neatly and Substantially bound.
Pamphlets, Checks, receipts &C., &C., stitched or
bound 10 order STEPHEN T. ACRES.
Apri) "a bntf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Metallic and Wood Cofiins
SHINGLES AND LUMBER,

kept constantly on hand.
5sg> Hearse and Carriages furnished on rcasona.
bic terms IL required rmay IA, 1851
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s@- Hudibras, or some other poetical
philosopher, said or sung, Y our dull asses
do not mend their gaits by beating" And
the proverb still holds true. We have re-
proved the Gazette time and,again, but no
one can obserue the least Improvement in
its manners or morals. The other day the
mendacious scribbler who has his insane
lucubrations published under the editorial
head, made some statements in the Gazette
SO gross and libellous, that, for once we
undertook to answer the fool according to
his folly. What does the reader suppose
has been the result? The very day he
asserted that he knew one hundred Of
these bloody Know Nothines in town who
would delight in shedding the blood oi
Catholics, and that if the county ticke,
was elected this year the Dutch and Irish
would be hunted with bloodhounds next
year! Shame! a 81 asiasse
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

COMMISSIONER OF PENsIoNs.-Judee
Minot, one of the Auditors of the Treasury
Department, has been appointed Commis-
sioner of Pensions, in the place Of Judge
Waldo, resigned, to take effect on the Ist
Of August. sg..sa u So