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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

OLD LINE WHIGs-The corporal's guard who
glory in the above designation, and who COM
pose the ENL1rE of the pure and uncontaminated
doughfaced gentry of the State, are making a
desperate effort to perpetrate little noise and
confusion at their head quarters in Burlington
This valiant band of unappreciated and disap-
pointed asprants for Office, exerted their utmost
energy to defeat Gov. Grimes, two years ago,
and failed most ingoriously. Notwithstanding
all their efforts against him, Grimes carried the
State by nearly twenty-five hundred majority
But the poor fellows are at it again, and will
doubtless succeed in making very ugly little
noise for few weeks, but it will be mere Sound
and fury, signifyiug nothing
The whole batch would do well to follow in
the footsteps of their iustrious Union saving
compeer, Claggett, and go over to the Slave
ocracy, hook and line, bob and sinker,' and they
may in time, succeed in getting at leasta nomin-
alton for some little oifice.-Gate City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
\ ACRES valuable Land For Ssle

tOU WILL SELL at low price, two tracts o. y,is
able land in Adams county Iowa, about ten mile. fran
Quincy the county seat In the first tract there are four
hundred of gently rolling prairie land OF the a
quality, situated In section 49, township II, range 81
The other tract contains 800 actes, In sections and
same township and range. This land IL the line d
Burlington Missouri River Railroad md il all Of h.
best quality for farming purposes credit Of sI and
twelve months will be given part of the purchase no
ney and the price Is such as to offer great inducements
any DESTROYS Of securing good farm Any furtAr
information can be had by calling on
l. D STOCKTON
mar31 Adjoining O.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
JOHN DARBYSIIIRE
HNHE STATE OF IOWA IS:

VIE STATE Of IOWA, IS
Il To JAMES b. CAMERos.-sir: You hereby No
tilted that the 18th day OF August 1854 there was td
and is file in the office of the Clerk Of the Disra
Court Of DesMones county, in said state petition Of
d. Green, claiming partition Of the real estate Of jams
Cameron late of said county, deceased and that the share
OF William @. Cameron, Of the heirs at Law OF dees
dent be set apart to him the said A. D. Green and that
Notice has been returned not found" you the sad
James Is. GamerOnand that unless you appear and az
swer thereto, that IL to said petition before The
morning of the second day OF next Of said court
decree of partition will be rendered thereon
d. R0RER, Atty. and Sol. forPf
March H. 1s56--itd.tw
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

OWNING A HUSBASD-No &ASsS RIGHTS IN NEW
ORLEAxs.--We clip the following edifying para
graph from the New Orleans Bee:
We all know how in wild CrcaSsia the dark
eyed daughters OF the country are bought and
sold for price in gold how, in even more en-
lightened France, the fair demosle is often given
to her liege lord by a fond mamma for pecn-
mary consideration in the shape OF houses, lands
carriages, servants, unlimited pin money &c;
bat We have never heard of a race of females
who directly purchase and own their husbands,
although We have known many poor fellow
whose only fortune was his youth, good looks
and wit, TO mortgage his soul and body for the
advantage of a matrimonial alliance with some
lady fiat and forty. and rich. That such
things are, is shown by the affidavit of Margaret
Adams, sprightly 1. ". c, Of No. a6a Beinviiie
street, made before Recorder Ramos, on Satur-
day. The depoaent Sc; forth that her husband
is her slave, true it is that many a white has-
band occupies q similar posiiion.l she having
bought him from his former master for hus- |
band This statement was made as preface to
TO request for the arrest of bellieose free darby
named Edwin Nash, who has been beating Mr. |
Adams SO violently that he is incapable Of lsav-
ing the matrimonial denlicil. |
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
100000 APPLE TREES.
AVERY, COMsTOCK & Co..

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
HElarge and cheapest lot OF ever oOred TOT
Il sale In the West
PRICES One year old trees a35 90 per thousand
Two years :. 965 90 do
ThreeGfour Ss5Aa90 do
We have also hand 5000 Pear Trees dwarf and stan
dard) 1900 Peach Trees besides Cherry Plum Dwarf AP
ple Currants ooseberres &C. all Of which having bees
buried free from the effects Of frost Also, Roses
fine collection embracing 100 varieties Dubious Root
Ornamental Shrubbery, &c.
- Orders accomp aned by cash or proper References
promptly Allied. ffeb2I.etw.1
D- IT, DesMenes Citizen, Davenport Gazette Re'-'
kuk Gate and Prairie Farmer will please insert weekly
amount of ~ each and send bill to this Office
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
SPIRITUAL MUrros.-old father R;.,.

SPIRITUAL MUrroS.-o.d father Rjcb,,i
most excellent and benevolent CathoIc ~
who came to Detroit about the year las r'es
died here in 1884, though an excellent =, M
and a fine linguist, had hard time in aen,;.sl
English familiarity. He preached one dsT s.s
the text, II am your shepherd" nv run ~
hearers" said he, ''what was true OF tie H., va
Savior while upon earth, is true of every f,; s,
pastor, now am your shepherd Ia -
are my mutton" Great sensation.-Tn.,!y'o va
Advertiser t'oa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
new YORK. Childrcn for the West.

New York Children Tor the west.
Last evening, says the Cleveland Herald, Of
Tuesday last, sixty children and twenty-five
adults, from New York city, under charge of Mr..
Enoch Kingsbury, arrived, and put up atthe Ma
tional Hotel, till the departure of this mornings
train. The party are going to Danville, Vermil-
lion county, Illinois, the residence of Mr.. Kings
bury.
The adults, principally Irish, and unable to OBJ
tain work in New York, will be found work in
the country, and bind themselves in return to
pay back the expense of their transportation to
the West.
The minors, Germans and Irise chiefly, will be
bound to suitable persons-boys under IA years
and girls under IL years till they arrive at said
respective ages, and those over IA with their
consent the girls till they arrive at is years and
the boys till 81 years, will be bound out to far
mers, mechanics, etc. The person receiving
them binds himself in return to educate them in
the common branches, and to give them on their
becoming of age the sum of Sl25, and new
suit of clothes.
The persons are sent out under the direction
of the n Y. Juvenile Asylum, who get no COM
pensaton for the labors of its agents, except $40
for minors and SIS for adults from the persons
receiving them. Mr.. Kingsbury informs US that
since November last he has taken to his county
ninety-eight persons, and obtained for them good
places. A society has been organized in Dam
Vile to exercise supervision over the guardians
of the children, to see that the bonds are lived
up to. Each year all the children assemble at
Danville, and ENJOY themselves in social re-
union--this is judicious provision of the soci-
ETY., and guardians by their bonds are Obliged
to see that their wards attend.
The children and all we're in fine spirits and
seemed well pleased with the idea of going west.
They were kindly cared for by Mr.. overocker
and wife, and are ere this near their new homes.
The Railroad Companies very literally, transport
them at two-thirds the usual fare, upon the ex-
press trains.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
NOTICE..

TINE CREDITORS of S. X. NUM- hereby NOTED
that dividend will be struck and paymen. made u
the fifteenth day Of July next Of monies then In our asi
assgnees Of said Num-, of all claims embraced mad
assignment. which said claims to be entitled TO any pa
ton of the assets, must be presented to properly
thenticated proven, on before the first day OJa
next, each claim presented must DE accompanied viii 4
affidavit OF the of said claims his agen,
ney stating that said claim is legal and just also Stain,
the of principal due thereon All claims DO,ths,
presented and proven will not be embraced in said a.
vidend.
N. B.-Thc notes and accounts can be found the
of. s Schramm Co., all persons knowing themselves
indebted requested to call and make payment mn
diately and save costs. GEO sweeney
n FULLERTON
marH win Assigupes of = H. Mann.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

~ The New Orleans Picayune says that a
race is soon to come off in that city between
"Rocky Mountain Chief" horse 81 hands high
and weighing $500 lbs, and "Ursa Major" an
Australian bear, weighing 5000 ibs.-The stakes
n. 900 a aide,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

u At Evansville, Ia. q few days since, the
people commenced firing off six FOUNDER, for
the purpose Of breaking up the ice in the river,
Instead ofproiucing the desired effect, it broke
all the panes Of glass in the Main Street House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

az It appears from the annual message Of
Brigham Young that the revenue Of the Terrific,
ry for the past year amounted to Sl7,s4s, being
an increase Of $40, 96s over the previous year.
The public Indebtedness is only Sl2,l77.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

T. Thirty o. ees----
..i.,,;., ne bodies of the victims Of the
Th.,orv The Delaware have been recovered.
d,c,o -Ar. Edward Merchamp, formerly con-
~, on the Camden and Amboy Railroad was
tn' last
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

TOR IOWA company of thirty-fve movers
passed through La Fayette, ynd., two or three
aays ancc, bound for Iowa They were from
Aehtocky' and 60 out prep AIRED to open farms
anu caitiyete the soil on a large scale.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

American PARrr.-By notice in our adverti-
sing columns it will be seen that meeting of
the American party is called for April 10th, at
Marion Hall, and that full attendance is desired
for the transaction Of important business.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
a petition now in circulation among the cid

A petition now in circulation among the cit-
zens of Maryland, advances some strong argu-
ments in favor of the suppression of the nunne-
ries which at present exist in that State. They
are termed private prisons, into which girls and
women are decoyed under various pretexts, and
there confined, without any protection from
the laws under their present system The
legislatures of many of the States are disposed
to exercise right they undoubtedly possess of
visitation and inquiry respecting the utility and
management of these very questionable institu-
TONS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

THE YIELD OF CALIroR, sIA GoLp-Those best
qualified to Judge estir ,ate the yield Of 1855 at
$50, DOC, 900, of which total at least $40, 900,
600 will be retained in the State. California is
now more solidly.pr osperous than ever.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

ID couple were married
atFor Wayne, Indiana, ana ~ Tue i'n 'n'''
their departure for Egyr' . next morning 'oon
Greece on pleasure :" e''i'' ia'esune anu
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

sEIn recent letter, Gov. Wise of Virginia
tells the following story.
Mr. Mason our Minister at Paris, is said to
have been lately at Court ball, at the Tnileries
and his ere happened to hight on the Charge d
AAAirs, Of Solouque, in France, 6ne looking
black. Some one observing his steady gaze,
said: We'll, Mr. Mason, what do you think of
yonder blackec in his embroidered coats' Think,
replied Mr.. Mason still regarded the negro with
the eve Of connoieseur, with, clothes and all,
think that fellow is worth thousand dollars. 7
That was pld virginny' all over, and everybody
is laughing at the boa n.os. | doubt not the
Charge himself laughed at il.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Nom HsLf.-We have received the frst num-
Der Of . new Republican paper called the Excel.
sior, hailing from Aaquoketa. Its by lr. No
rarity, State Printer, and viii prove valuable
auxiliary to the Republican cause.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

GEORGE WASHINGTON FROST MEgLEN.-Thi,;,.
dividuaI, who has been so prominent in BOs,oa
for year or two past, in connection with
variety of harmless absurdities, and who VI,
for some time George Laws most formidabl.
competitor for the Presidency, has been taken
to the Insane Hospital at South Boston. Law |,
still at large-N. Y Eve. Post.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

r. Governor Shannon was twelve days in
reaching the borders of Kansas from ST. Louis,
% that he had not an opportunity Of preventing
the organization Of the Free State Legislature if
6s had been so disposed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

TWe see Il stated thu a.
murdered Brown in Ks..,sas- ' u 'he
county in Aichigarc-has gone crazv from h..
grief. We hope the statement 10 in.orraa. A''
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

The Gazette and the County Judge.
The Gazette made furious attack upon the
county Judges Of Des Moines and Henry coun-
ties, because Judge Hall was not reelected Di-
rector. To show how well the charge that pr-
vate stockholders and the city were overborne
by tie county whose stock was voted by Judge
Newman, we will state that Judge Newman was
voted for by every private stakeholder in this
ccounty and by the city subscription through
Mayor Corse.
Tho Gazette attempted to prejudice its readers
against Judge Newman by insinuating that he
is not stakeholder. This is true. But is Judge
Hall stockholderg He subscribed three shares
to the road on which he has paid two nstalments,
and upon which he now owes is instalments!
And this while he has been receiving salary Of
two thousand year. Comment is unnecessary.
This is not the first matter that paper has STIR
red up that it would have been great deal
better for it and its friends to have let alone.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

eN- In the manufacture of whiskey sold in
the Cincinnati market during the last year, 1885,
al2 bushels of corn we're consumed, besides the
usual proportion of rye and sl,ipstaf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

70 Teal who robbed the mail at Marion. and
escaped from the Jail at Iowa City, in Jan.
last was caught at Mt Carroll, ILL.,, a f. sa'sa
since, and is lodged in Jail at Dayeur uays
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

u Mr.. James Armstrong, Of this vicinity,
exhibited to us q bucket of new potatoes yester-
day This Is ahead of time, surely.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

tE We received paper from Jefferson, Tex
as, the other day, three weeks on the road, and
ON tho wrapper was written, .'send along pa
per from your cold and sterile country" The
cold We own up to, as compared with Texas,
for the editor writes, in his paper of March 4th,
that the swallows have returned and two OF
them taken up their quartets near his sanctum,
and that the grass is putting up and all nature
resuming her annual livery Of green. But the
',s,erii,y,n does not apply. Hthere be any par,
Of Iowa that is not rich and fertile, even when
compared with Texas or the most favored part
Of the world, it has no, yet been discovered.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Coon PAy.--The Assembly of California has
passed bin fixing the salaries Of officers as fol-
lows Secretary Of the Senate, Assistant secreta-
~ Of the Senate, Assistant Secretary, Chief
Clerk Of Assembly, and Assistant Clerk, SIS
per day; Sergeant AZ Arms, $l5 per day; enroll
ins and engrossing clerk sls per day; copying
and journal clerks eloper day; doorkeepers $40
per day; rorters, ts per day. pages, per day.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

THE FREMONT INSURANCE CoMpANY.-The T,..
mont Mutual Insurance Company of Boston, on
account of heavy losses has voted to issue no
more policies, and will probably wind up It's al
fairs The assets will cover all demands.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

nESSOLUTION.-Th co-partnership here'os,
~ existing under the firm Of Ware 4 Reyes vas isi
day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will h
continued the old saud by II. D. Ware and Jesse Ne
Intire, under the firm ofWare McIntre who will ea,
the business of the late firm. Dated, March 49, 1855
n. II. WARE
mar22 Il dw JOHN KRYEs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

a. Why is it tina. that the Chicago Evening
journal 10 from two to four days in reaching this
city, while The morning papers set through the
same day!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

DUBLIC SALE.-The subscribers will offer apuh
lie sale at their foundry and machine shop In the city
of Burlington, Valley STR the first day May
double pinioR Horse Power. Said machine was Isa
with us for repair in December 1854 Of the osnf
unknown. 1t will be sold said day public auction
to pay repairs and storage, unless called for and ~
paid by the owner.
mar31. dltw1m REM Go
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

q The snow was 50 deep in Peru, Berkshire
County, Mass. that the dwelling house Of Nj.
Cone, oae and = half stories high, vas COM
pletety covered by huge drih, and 1t was
found necessary to dig tunnel thirty-seven
feet in length, from the front door, in order to
give persons insidea chance to get cut.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02


/ - Msss WAyS1 DeaGl1 - r = =.
AsA rod nlany peopae VII . Is Hasssas
fhis ins,ut,v = - 4 - ~. -. .,u,.r
a !,
!. - - - 8lyils ssen
uiyScuon IL =. Ions pspefa, ~ view Of
los Of trade and tsayei brought about last wear
hv no.ae, J,ne, r;.,,, =. $, q.
=, - : = 'ss's,' sN,ai'
Hoence ~ assuring emgranis q 4 peacsabte and
nnnolested passage mp the Missouri river. How
veil shey have succceded NAV he IraYnea n. the
6,r,a-;n. III. .a;.o - - sr,..as.
-''',' = -. ,s''s>s = '''s1' a..
% HsseH 70 yafsous steamboat captains and
among the answers received WAS the following 4.
March N, 1856.
B. GsAn Bsowx--Dear Sir; Your note Of this
morning, ana letter aec0mpahy ing, were duiy re-
~ i. $3.50. - :. -. az. Mi.-; p;,.a.
packets win, / am confident. not make any dis.
tinctions between consignments from the North
ana soush--ou1 charge eli a,ike and either VIII,
"a srr,, ;,,s.,I, T~na .ha.a W ~, -
excitement In Western Missouri. but dc not
think the ctizens there will offer violence to any
.ho may 81 70 Kansas, unless provoked 20 ~ Dy
4 ho~e,.r ~. rn.,te. ..a;rss,s,. h.d ts.,ar
come in small parties AZ coming in that way will
not create any alarm in Western Missouri.
.ou,a, ~ al means, aosise emigtans " laAs
Cont nrs.t,a IA e.. = ~ f ,A,s
H0ping INV answer win prove satisfactory In
giving an intimation at least OF the purposes OF
Ine I'sso .s NV, pseAes sap'Ains' pefh'is iie
THoHAs GoDprs
r. Sin meeting OF the Association on Sat
.n'1 'ia'ssi WAs ealseu ". anu an asi &c.
sla apiece during the season--say to the frs,
of August TIG.
The writer Of the above tb;nks em;grants can
90 mn the Missouri River safely ;stbev are very
,,,,,d.a, in the;r convo,.at;on and .o,ro n small
10 r.;es, VIII. t;nd ~ oanvors.,;on ha von,a
consider ;mnruden, be does not ,et ,,s know I'm,
/. 1. e,;r ~ ,rosu. Son, :. :. .o,s nc ,;o,e,ce
.h.. ov,,.o.s;,, ,e ,.;ana.b,, f,r fr.odon, -,
f..o.,.ho. ,,,,a s,,,;a.. H. s,,o.,,o J. .t,o ~
.,,v of ho;,c mn, .0toro ~ e.h;oo.od 20 aost
NJ tor 70 no,b;n, worse
sbon,d em;orsn,s nrefsr the ro,,. ,hro,oh
iowa own, Tho, u. 8. Iou;. and Tho M;ssour;
r;ver v;,t a,..nd;no r;sLs ~ hottar ~ noaror
:. 2, -. -, ~ -
Rnr,;noton !, neorer Garnet, Rlnas han low,
c;.v n,.p.;,,o.a ,r;u Coz, 10 .o,,o.oa -
", p,..son. .nd ,ha,o nil, d., :. ~, soo
,,;,as .ho...h.a - =,
Masopr; wh;,a Tho d;,.,noo s,on, Iom. c.r l.
sso,:,o.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

u The Charleston Mercury, in abiding to
the landing at Havana Of SIS Africans, who are
called apprentices, but are really slaves, and also
were brought over in the British ship Australia,
asks why cannot We turn this to pro6ts The
price Of labor in South Carolina is becoming
ruincsas 70 agriculture. Let us have Coolies
let Us give employment to British shipping
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
kLEcIIos or DrlErYoR.--As meetisg Of the
stockholders q the Burlington and Missouri Riy-
Ass, the following gentiemen were elected N.
rectors for the ensuing year:
nssssa- ". 7. Coolbangh, r. D. Rand, 4. W.
Carpenter, 1hos. W. Newman, Of Des Noinss
county
nesss. Kilpatrick and Lathros, Of Henry
county,
Aesafs- AcIlhinny and Williams, Of Jefer.

WapelIo county was not represented in the
meeting, otherwise the result might have been
different. The city stock tof Buriington) and
the private stockholders we're overwhelmed by
the county stock Of Dcs Noines and Henry coun-
ties, the casting Of whose votes was in the hands
81 the County Judges, Newman and Fitzpatrick.
both OF whom, Il viii be seen, are members Of
the new board, (hy whose votes II Is unnccessary
" sayO and one Of whom Ia not stockholder
In his own right. We state facts, and leave the
public 70 their own comments.
We cut the above from the Gazette Of yes
terdsy and present Il ~ fair sample Of Gazette
tactics. II only proves what we have before Of
ten remarked In our short experience, that in a
case Of "goring every thing depends upon who
owns the or and who owns the bull. Last year
Judge Whightmsn voted the stock Of Des Moines
county, and voted himself into the board as d.
rector. The Gazette did not see any improprie-
'ty At that time There was not one word about
lone horse county Judges although there was
perhaps full a much propriety in applying the
language then.
But Whist alters the case SO materially with
the Gazette 10 the fact that last year Judge Hall
was elected = Director, and afterwards Pres.
ident fthe Board, and this year he is left out.
Had the County Judge thought proper to have
voted for the late President at the election, we
should probably have heard no complaint. The
new Board we believe, will be regarded BIZ all
parties Is equally as good and efficient as the
old. Aud althoughwe do not pretend to have
any better information on the subject than 9th.
er folks, VIC think the people Of the county will
feel that their interest is just as safe and the
business Of this important work likely to be as
prudently managed and I'd encrgetically pushed
forward by the County Judge as Judge Hail.
Without intending any offence to him, we believe
the language of the Gazette in regard to "one-
horse Judges" knowing no more about Railroads
than "hogs do ofhollidays' is just as applicable
TO Judge Hall as the gentlemen for whom it was
intended. That paper hits the mark exactly
when It says the interest of the Road will not
suffer by the change.
Judge Hall has no doubt served the company
to the best Of his ability. But it does not there
fore follow that one cannot be found who will
equally If uot more efficiently push forward the
work