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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

lena I'd a.
LEATR ER-Ihe DE- mand is only TO moderate extent
su season n spproschnr but the stocks not being large hold
e.. s Pc aPei i b ps' 60 e and Of Oak The
pr me qualities Leather sn sined their Price while Ter me
Seei in sympathy with hides French csin' dull but
prices are a. before. We quotes; .. 81,
S 81 so sigs .':. ~: g :s * oss ss
9 9:s q sas,S IS lem Coed Dsa.ssi:H ais
o. 0.s sCuth r I.. y "a as
H-m IL R. @. g. B. A.isigso -, :. o,,. ,.,.,
of cargo Of Rekand at ale for Common and 81 II Tor
,vs ssles Of &C COO at 81 10 and in lots at 81 SIT cash.
IUMBERA demand be noted for piece stas Tor
the S s11se I .nd + fas M freely so
dem.nd while short are unstable If holder,
with supply ma eriay cheek snsaeou' ihs 'ae'
Ne Sut p .V. s5l Cuba MuscOyado $50
Porto Rico. .........25 ss2 Cuba cliyed '.''zii9S
NAVAL sToREs-sPita rurPentine remsns dull and the
Gales confined 50 bsls IT Ale cash IN shipping oIss
slowly .0G SAFE: Of Wilmington Common Ro:9
sT SA ss sd aa ct are s' aa & II
No EsIs pale /; qSst o .tes Of ample p Gs r ss
ses.on sale. Of shipping quality at IS IS We quote
rq G5sn, :S R Ra'sa 5S ., 81
Tar Tar sSI, Rope: SEA % 3 So TaID. sd.. a a
OiLS-Enrsh Lnseed remains dormant under he foreign
and prices rather esse whole lots be quoted
cents sales from at % Crude Whale buoy
sn the supply short; sales a. New Bedford Of 800 bbls the
past three days 3c cash, the after for handsome; lie
lined demand with sales Of Winter at S0d Sc and
Spring 70 d79. time; Crude Sperm n hrn with some inquiry
at 90 cash; Manufactured firm the sales small at 81 ood
RT5 for Winter and Spring Unbesched and Bleached Lard
on steady quoted rates. Red nominal AZ Soc cash
Olive is dull IS S7 for quarts, and 81 % y gallon We
quote 80
flcrsne. 80 n. br.s-e-- Whale Set'dse; ssI1ss
S S,s ii ~ 81 IT, Do W. V e1Sd
Palm D.:...;"s G Q! Do DO elesend. ~ ~ 20
LinS Gym. r ga!..90 O. El-phant refd.- ~ g 30
In,eeo Enr.......8s O. Lard OIL Winter. IS Il e7i
Whae .............72 a. III Red ol......... 50 o.
Nha.e, refined w. 80 a. IS .
OIL CANA + r demand for thin obong City at $2 80;
in bags s4S; bbls sS3 for thick round Country
POrATOEs-Pces without alteration; the supply =
fair; Western Red and finkeyes at 81 75d 5 aud
Carter and Mercer Ia 81 New Bermuda sell at SodS5
50 and Southern at 81 sea - IS Dbl
PROVlsIONSThe market is again batter for Pork the ar
rivals large; ,aes Of 500 b5 f I2.0s ISL for
50 for Prime Mess and $ls 5G for Clear Beef In far
reque and firm the leie 5yance the arrivals are light;
the $40 bb at sl5 oslo for Repacked Western
sl7 f Extra Chicago S4 Tor Vermont Mes 30 5y0Sl %
for Country Mess and $50 80 IS for Country Prme fne
Mes firm prices above the views Of buyers we quote
S22dSs6 Beef Hams very quiet at Si5q@D tngisn
Bacon rmer Gales Of 0 boxes Cumberland Cut a. 9lc Cut
Meats ere buoyent and in od demand sales OF al es ans
hhds bans sld 04c and Shoulders st Isd{c Lard IS IA
demand 23O bbs and ties a. lJtU
ltic end keys i2Gl2tc DIESEL Hog selling ct 8tdStc
Butter 10 fair Ha2lc for Ohio 20dz5 Tor state,
and 24asc for Orange County Cheese selling at 7aosc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

7sh isst lat 10 90 lon 90 80 ba,k Holes =. - -
Portland for hssalss; ssas a. s., !. - 9 Il. -
ssret' from Bordesux Tor PhIstsphia saoss'~ :
Walter, No. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

CUANOn the absence Of any considerable supplies Of Pc
ruyisn the moderate; Mexican
ri.tn tInfaf rnre nnor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14
NJ Telegraph

ny Telegraph. -
CHARLIE 5TON, June i2-Ths u. q. NJ s'es~eP
Atger arrived here At O'Clock this mo1nins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-14

rs Sheep 4 Lambs. ~ 100 30
iced oiQ1
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

~ Miss MELvINA BAIRD, daughter
Of Dr.. Richard Baird, Of Palmyra Warren
county, Iowa, on the 18th Of last month
run away Cher parents having serious OBJ
jcctions to the macth,) with one Henry
Woodard, merchant Of Palmyra, for the
purpose Of being clandestinely spliced.-
But Woodard returned without Miss B.,
and denied any knowledge Of her or her
having gone from home. But on the 10th
Of April he met her at . hotel in In
dianola, and from there took her to some
place unknown to her parents and friends.
They are very anxious to be informed Of
her whereabouts. W., Is described as a
6ne isokiag man, S feet 10 inches high,
light complexion, thin hair and small blue
eyes. Miss Melvina Is common sized,
heavy set, light complexion, blue eyes, dark
hair and 10.
Bring her back Mr.. Woodland!
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
RoMA, TIC AFFAIR.-A singular affair "a

cur, ca in south Natick. Mas. las week.
vii b illn>tra Y, fofcrbtv tie alagt th
''ia - aag Ell u Ii tl3n." II PIP -
tia "a u. -taai - n I'M u woman ha
1 ',e - - Il far a. ! Iii I'll Wet, a.tI
no. nnslus rec IS Il ANY Il ter- fir u, Il hi I'll
I'm hre y;s 1, III. had civ lila III i
uct. Abau ~ months SIC SIZE " Il mar
RE 9 tnn hcr ,4ng utrt3aa wnp I'D gain
Ell h 1 all Ct ans, vi b whom sae hy-d Ill
great happin s until lastw eA, VII ner In /
hush nd mad his appearance having come
from st. Lou to COW his wife and child
to ha place.
Tiny we'll b. imagined that the p,rt;es
" re ~ ap"rDlexing pred c fnent. Tha hus-
band was as Living as ever, and wished 10
riga possession ., is wife; til, second bus
b md was full rs ardent, the honey moon
b ing scarcely over; tn. y fe who had taken
= false = ep in cons QI"nce Of her Ignorance.
Ut The laws Of this country, Was 10th 10 + sign
h-rhew hu>b nd who hid trea ell herself nd
CHI y with great kindness. IL b d .lemma.
nevolnt Germrn. named Stearns Of s. X
onv.l 2, ! j"w lef, brcoming acqu united wit
thr facts 81 b. 9 q. p isuade tile wife or.
IL 70 81. l. VI, b h.r 1i-i.a husba d.
ani induced he last husband Q submit 10
tn artang IN mt.
The Pc ting scene between ,he young Ger
IN and The N " when they wer, out TO
| ave for 81. Louis II repr. scented @ having
b IN exr meiy affecting. Tears s,rsam q
I ON IN young mans eyes in torrents as a.
klssedh his late wife and hsr child, ard when h.
-h0ok hands vi b the husband b. excla med
in brok &C mis- ..lake ner- but for Gods
sake treat hrr well ~ We trust that hi. in.
junction will b complied win.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

his fam y ont II The most valuable in the I,va
nttGia md lies within tw, miles OF the Missis,rpi
scr. opposite nc t.wn II New Boston Illinois, be-
II. we'll improved WI b q I'd brick dwelling ttusc,
W. ff.lae I'lst stable, and la &c ware house
. Ill. blth II be Iowa river A good pirtion a
Iii al IL deer lbcd 5td i under cultl,at IT, n, and
vrr4ut rcres 81 II valuable limb, land, TO be .od
ID ono .r several lots tosuit purchaser.
farms IF sALn--on. tnird Gown he laiaLce in
slce ,q..ll IN, IN n.s If - and Is n5on,hs lear
In PER cent in't AID s.car d by "a trust IN
n property. HENRY Ii SCOTT, Ex'ct.
-..tl II ids .# g
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
What an intelligent German thinks Of
the Know NothingA

Mr.. VoLEsrlNE HEcKLER, German,
now residing in Richmond, has published a
letter, in which he says: "lf | was It my
sative homo in Germany, and an Ameri-
can citizen was to come there and set HIM
self ar for an Office, | should not feel that
he had any right to complain Of me, and
feel unkindly towards me, because ! pre-
fer my own couutryman to him; and !
think it would be very hard matter for any
American to get an Office where | came
from that was worth anybody's having; and
for that reason l don't complain because
Americans choose to have their country
controlled by their own people in prefer
enc, o mine" Again he says: ".As for
prescription I don't see that as a German.
/ am any more prescribed by the Know
Nothingr, than, as a Wing, I was pro-
scribed by the Democrat" And in a
, mother place he says: 81 am under greater
obligations to the natives, than am to for
eigners-and, therefore, mean to vote with
them. / have been three times ruined
since I have been here-twice by fire and
once BY robbery-andhave been three times
rc-estahlishcd in business, and every time
by the native Wings and Democrats and
no fellow-co untrymen Of mine ever yet lent
me any all in my distress, and, therefore
they have no claim on me to support then
for Office, that, by the way, they will mover
get and if any Of my countrymen ART
weak and silly enough to let the democrats
use them as tools fer their own purposes, VI
TO the time Of the election, and then b
laughed at for their folly, they may d.
it, but they don't catch me in any such
traps"
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
Tag1ible Explosion.

Il The Detroit papen give the particulars
Of terrible explosion, causing the death
Of some twelve or fifteen persons, Of the
boilers If the propeller Oregon, Of Cleve-
land, near that city, The propeller was
. perfect wreck and sunk at once. The
boilers were in the after part, and every
person in Chat part Of the boat was in
etantly killed. Both engineers were kill
Ia. Two TINT were wounded have aimee
died. ..s5 Il sss.. e..s
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
Not Dead Yet |!

UVt OV0N ! g.
Democracy destroyed is it! When was
i ever stronger, more active or more reso-
lutely bent O the accomplishment Of its
niss;oe.-[san Medary.
No! /. u not dead. The old ship Of
Democracy is still aAoat. But in what .
condition without chart, compass OF
eudder-her mssts gone by the board
vatcr-loggcd, helpless wreck hard on .
lee shore: The crew in state of mutiny,
have driven the officers below, plundcred
and riAcd the ship and broken into the
spirit room "rcsolutely" and "actively'
"beut on the accomplishment Of their mis-
eion."
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

FoR KANsAs.-Tbe train of cars VIII oh left
here over the Mchigas Central Railoa Of 9
O'Clock last evening took our another INSTALL
ment of Kansas Emirgants. There were ov r
eight hundred persons on the train, . MAORI.
y Of whom were bound for Kansas und.r ne
dir ction Of thu New England Emigrant Aid
Company. They were mostly men with their
families, and all appeared to he robust and
sturdy, just the sort Of psrSons to pioneer the
settlement Of that TERRITORY.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
1914 ACRES LAND.
Executors Sale of keal Estate

he undersigned Executor # the ,.,ate a.
Mathew scttt, decs ased, will i n ut public suc.
ron, to The highest bidder, at the door If tL. urt
iituse, IN tn city Burlington Iowa, On salurday
tie l2tL ttry Of May next the foluwil 2 Ian b.rc
ing to said estate, sltusisi in L.uisa c.unty H.,
10 wit:
The premises formerly owned by Isra r.. D. pi..n
and hy HIM sold to John Nesblt deceased.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

The Salt Lake mail arrived at Independ-
enoe, No., on the l7th,a, 6 p. NJ. The VS.
is uninportant. Brigham Young conlinu,s
to act 40 Governor. Tue snow on the noun
tains il very deep. There was no de ent,on
or molestation by the Indians, who are ace
ably disposed. They have returned the stock
formerly stolen, and are anxious to make
amends for the past.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
A gentleman in X looshoo. Ark. " m :

A gentleman in K looshoo, Ark, m r.
ri oayonng woman, and ate, four monll 9
c"nnnb.s fei,cly, was presented with ~ ok
baby. lie lleI ~ h.S llwyer, relatsl tn.
c,rcumst ances, aud asked h advic "A Il
rlghl,' sid b. man IT the INV, ..l.. IN b W
the papers, and you shall have divorce n
stanter." ''Oh, hang divorce, = RI led tn
gentl man, Il only want 10 know il | can
sell The euss'd piggeri''
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
The Bridge nj r ock isiand-A Huge Breakwa. e
be Euiit.


W. learn that the Chic go and Rock Is
land R,llloa ompany. besides the creation
Of u bridge across The Mississippi, ut Rock
Is a 4 ar pr, pairing to build a large break
VII n IN the Ml>>ssl pl ju> u Owe and ad-
joining the great centre = err on which WI
sw NJ the draw on The railroad br dye.
This bratkwat'r will r,4nire about $780,
GOO feet Of lnm'er. and 1900 yards ol
rock for its construction. Ii is Intended sol
| the great dlaw to rest -pon VIII n swung
around: the other end for house 70 be huiI
rpon for The draw keeper 10 res d in, ano
FIR IN ice breaker and br akwater. liz
huge i IN nslons Will fy the storm AM
uOJis
Vi his undertaking the Rock Island Re.
u lican says:
10 mo, p,onl the dra Of huge pile u
'ekS about forty feet Uido aud .fve hun.
bred teei long, a,,n Il nous. on tile nppe,
nd vt Il. ahu ~ ~. III III IN dii, Of III MIS-
SIS ppt and DIR cay ni,o,e AN immense pi I
on Mnlch he draw uri,s, The ld.a We sly Of
h being no DIST uction TO navigation wou d
10 most nplc SIC m RI, her absurd.
Without my ,ega 4 10 what the dec ion
Of Judge Mel al may lie IL r. alton 10 til,
era ction of Ibis bf g, he railroad company
$ em.d ie erinlned tu p osecut. tn, work,
and ar about 10 ere NOR. 3 ami les ON the
u rta Sie OF he Is an for labor rs.
The company prob bly, do not want OF
ne airy adv &c IS o what course it shall
Pur ue; hut, to ord nary men il would have
| seem 4 NOR prop 10 obtain the consent
of The Unit d States government ia
pass over a m lllars reservation and devas-
iate Goyernn mt property, fore it apprp-
pirates al he 9 nth and koca on the Island
TO rail. Dad M poses, and takes forclblr pos
5, ssi IN of nearly the entire island.
Whatevtr the decis on Of Judge M'Leau
may b.. We consider the course pu' sued by
thr railroad company, in regard to the island
most outrageous assumption Of power, and
most wanton destruction Of proper y, over
which ii has no control.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

MI. JOIN BAKER, Of Fl. De-
Moines, with , team and large boiler, in
descending q Hill near Charleston, wss
thrown to the ground, the wagon passing
over him, crushing lis1ight leg and fiac-
curing the cthss: 1he right had 70 be am
uutatcd above tho knee. sH
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

At noon Thursday, says the Cleveland Ex :
press, the thermometer in the shade upon
Euclid s.rset, stood o. 30 degrees. We i'm.
mediately ordered Thermometer feet long
for nee i Angass. !
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

The Council Bluffs Chronotype
chronicles the arrival, At that place, Of Mrs.
Blocmer and husband. They intend to
make that point their future residence
81 Atill wcars the-reformed costume.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

vssrTHE DAvExpoRr DAILY GAZETTE
comes to Us enlarged and greatly improved
in appearance, BY new head and an i'm
proved arrangement Of advertisements, &c.
Wcreioicc ut the evidence Of prosperity
thus indicated.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

a. There j u bss ksew Nothing Convention
g Cleveland in Nay, 70 nominats csnoidstes
for The Etstc electios IN Ohio.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.

tSf received new ard fashionable ssso' insn. -.
= Ladies and Misses' Gold Lar Rings. goa nne.'
tin2s gid vert, f.b, and guard chanr. g.ld HSu.,
ami Pearl Lntions, god Iockets, gold guard ke5s,
n ncils. gold crosses, &C.. for sai, cheap ~
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
i BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY
paiiey Street burlington icma
A. IL BURHAN r co

Il ouLD respectfully inform dealers hat ticy
" have recently made extensive impr vements
~ Their establishment and ale II making mn'ctes
4 very superior quality, ard PREF ard fill nil
riders low,ver large that they may r. seive our
~ tches are warranted to be e cd ~ any nadc
We are alsc manufacturing. lareel, Wiring Ink,
+ very superior quality and can fill all crlers a.
low rates. A. II. I'll RIiANS 20
april n. 55-ly
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
New YnRK, April "a.

NEW xH1A3 dFIH -
The steamship Geo. Law arrived this a. y.
with California slat,s 10 the 3lst Of March |.
aud S777O,NO 10 treasure principally con-
signed - follows:
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. $2l3,OOO, Drexel 4
Co.. l4O, OOD, NJ iorrlitan Bank, 100000.
Btnk OF America, $3O,OOO.
The PaDama Railroad Wis in 6ne order,
and the hath If the IL hmus good.
The U, s. sloop Of ~ar Falmouth was at
Asrinwal 10 sail o. he 10th for Havana.
Among tn Geo. Laws pa sengers are Bn-
nes w li.ms and lady.
TIE Cal fnrh a news is Of no greet iinpOr-
taace. Blu mss dull AMI pressed. Mo :ey
very light. Page, Is icon u Co.. resumed IN
the 2olh, and tho deposits xcrs ded money
drawn nut $lUO OUO. The condition Of III
other banks r m ned un 'i,angcd.
he Natoria Water aud Mining Co., b d
dec ar 4 Iii, ldend cf ) pr cent per mon h
On G pitil >t"ck.
| III, Lrsis alur. Vas KIP cted to adjourn
about the M id. IF Al Ri. A Prohibltory
Liquor law b PISS 4 The Assembly. IL
puvls on> Were MOI very stringent, and
win nom Gallo MIA Crops are exempt.
IN anti gambling Jaw had passed the S1n-
ate.
The news Of the conf nation of Col. Fee
mont's ella m by the Supreme Couft caus 4
considerable discussion among land ciain
ans.
The proposition to fund The floating d'bt
Of San Francisco had heen considerably dis
cussed unu met with mu, opposition.
The . oop of war ST M.r,'s had been Or
dered o San Juan del Suel, to settle some
difficulty there.
w. Rooch, the absconding sheriff Of Mon
terry, has ben taaen into custody by the
Sheriff Of San Juan.
Col. Walkers exp ,dition to Nicaragua had
not JAILED. and it's quite duub full if IT lei
California ut all.
| AL flor $ to discover the whert abouts OF
Saudtord the forge, Wrrr unayai,ne.
III ste mer Go.dcn Gate VII ch left y
Y. on tn 5tn, arrived San 4 aLclsco "
ihr 18th inst.
Coi. Richard Gates, lat 81 A b nv n. Y,
die.. III San anci G" Oh tn 25h.
The weaih,. hal been glorious AMI tn
miners are generally reported to BE- doine
Well, Al hough the ,xc.t ment reg riding III
New Kern River m ners had subs.dpd.
The arrival OF god ut San Francisco con-
tnued TO duce, on account Of scarcity VI
coi' TO purchase with.
The Sin Franc SEQ Herald publishes let
ter supporting 10 have been Writtea BY IL
Meigs from Chill, avowing the utmost aston
lshmtnt at the charges made against him
aud promising sumo devrluf ments. lie say,
that no living soul besides himself knows
the Cause Of his leaving California.
r.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27
Just Received per Railroad

LNR0M bsltin. ~, the finest ana bost frtsh Frri
i offered IN Buii ngun:
2os cans pine apples, assorted sizes,
20 10 mates. veiy NICE
tn0 10 WhmtilIerirs, W
100 do Blhckheiras
~ boxes natural liessives p'ass jsgs.ct
april z. Ii L HUNTS.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

Tailor,
;hap in the Frame Buia4ns ,rpsite 5. L. Burnaps
itTaE -fft.)
JeJtyson Street. Bu,i.alton Iora.
IL y wsu'a saJ the cttizaus d burlington that "
IL i prc pared ~ ~ Nj work III ths mest fash'l'
II >tsiu aiia Ill tbe shultt.t Idtire.
Ea1~ All nolA aepe b, Linz W,il be warranted 70
I'LL. iapi ~. '.5-bpy
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

The steamer Oriz ,l,a as arrlyc here vi, b
!ates from Mexicn IL the 18TH. Sever !,
skirm'sh we're r p'r ed genelal y favorable
0 the government roops.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

NEWS IN A NUTSHELL 4 CORES poadeut
wri Is IS from Chesterown, un4er I5te. OF
lie to INST il s'n.o "a 10 ter'' f. lows:
eathr 20 NJ, VIII at cor vtIy uhprhr :
i-in-, fafise way much b nine their work
~ -t~ss rowing; io4uer very arce, con-
= .us"tl. histt EVIL. poor, Mo eyN ~ ca o.
turner's IL b!aes. 10 ID g,#t ag IN ~
r.sd, III ma i i, yr.y cross II course.
~ Il b .ntiiue.'' the . gan,z r of III,
.'mys er.uus . q 70 n this count 5, VIZ es n
rel" ance, 20 The Native American q ,estlor,
= follows: TIVE no longer a.. . cret su1i
ttles-they were need At fist, but now
hey are a hind. ance, y c,og t. our ogr 90!
Our pr nciplcs IRE known, our party il orm
"a, our b.nn rls unfuriea openly to ne world
oy our M rits let Us stand, Or lev u FALL"
The st. Louis Mirror SAYS:
TAT u late session Of the Missouri LeQis-
lturr, an act in relation TO dram,hopr, re-
r'ce.vd The signature of the pres.d-
ing ufhce of both houses, and was ap.
pro.el BY the Governor, blu. th S. cretar,
Vt ate refuses 10 ceitify II, and h nks he
can prevent .ts gong mo 6 Ct.
1855, here are in The United St ties ! arch
bishops, 80 bishops, ,7O4 priests, and 1914
church"s, with an 81 mat Il athoiic popu-
LIT on Of l,e38,5OO. These figures show an
increase in one year Of 2 bishops, l29 priests
aud liz churches.
A s'furrincr," no donbt to damage Samu-
4 With his friends, has put in CIR ula ion 4
story that, "The Know No b ngs have ! ter
ed a portion of the DeclaIa ion Of Indepen-
dcnce, making Is rend thus: ssLife. Lab. rtv.
and the pursuit Of lrishmcn.."
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-04-27

Als1ERs 30 cars fresh Oyticrs the best and
cheapest ever brought to Iowa, just arrived from
Baltimore, at Ii + HUNTS. 4.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-08-03
8. Stroud and Brightly's Purdon's
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