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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

A GAME THAT DID NOT WIN-The Rock Is
land Argus of recent date gives an account OF
a novel case that occurred in the police court of
that place. On Saturday the End inst, there ar
rived in Rock Island by the Chicago train, at
945 ?. NJ VIM. IL. Bridgeman, the conductor
of the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis Railroad,
and what appeared to be young man. They
were entered on the register by Bridgeman, as
follows: Vim. Fl. Bridseman, Chicago, Charles
Phelps, Chicago. and they occupied the same
| room together, that night. The next day.(S Sum
| day) the young mans gender being suspected,
he left, and went over to Davenport Monday
morning, Bridgeman returned Chcago-ward by
the cars.
During the last week, Policemen Reddig and
Ievee of Rock Island got on the track of thi:
would be man, arrested and brought her before
Police Magistrate Swander, when she called her
self Charles Francis Phelps, but afterwards con
fessed that she was woman and her real name
was Gilmore She told the old story of having
been seduced, and was endeavoritg to find he
false hearted lover. She was sent to Jail to avail
her trial on Monday morning.
During the day, Sunday, the police magistrate
was requested to admit her to BAIL The highes
fine he could impose for wearing male attire, be
ing $40, he told those who acted for her, tina
they could deposite ss5 with the jailor and tax
her out In the evening they called at the ia
with anewsboy, and visited her room, left tn
sa5 with the jaior and took her away, leavin
the boy in her place. The boy attempted, o
Monday morning, to pass himself off for the pc
SON arrested, and got fined IS for the effort.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

OBscENE.-That filthy sheet, the Gazette, has
beautiful paragraph, in yesterdays issue, giving
currency to a low and scandalous story, deroga-
tory to the character of Mr.. Emery who spoke in
this city few days ago. The paragraph is
characteristic of the paper and Illustrative of its
dignifed and manly mode of electioneering. We
would establish the truth of what we have said,
by quoting the article, but that it is too indecent
to appear in the columns of the Hawk-Eye, or
any other paper that circulates among an inteli
gent people.
If the Gazette will refer to the Herald O.
Freedom, it will find Mr.. Emery's card and as
certain what his occupation is And if the editor
will call upon Mr. Phelps of this city, who, w
are informed, had an acquaintance with Mr.. En-
cry before he went to Kansas, it will probabl,
ascertain what his character was.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

CLEARING THE Track OF Sxow.--A passenger
on the b. 4 G. Railroad, who got shut in by the
snow, describes the clearing of the cuts as one
of the most exciting spectaelcs he ever wit
messed. He says he stayed several days longer
than he need, merely for the fun of the thing
-Four locomotives were coupled on to the big
snow plow, which is 80 feet long and Is feet
high A start of three or four miles is taken,
and dash made into the banks with a momen-
tum of fifty miles an hour Plow and locomo-
tives were completely hid by cloud Of snow,
which was thrown ''sky high Sometimes they
made a clean sweep Of it and went through, and
sometimes they stuck fast and had to be dug out.
We hope before many days they will work
through Our latest date from Chicago, was
Friday last
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

eS Our lady readers will be Interested 10
know that in New York, as to spring bonnets,
they are said to be bewitching in their new beau
ty, composed of silk blond and flowers, put TO-
gether in the most artistic way. The form Is
greatly improved-more room in the crown
In short they are more overcoming as well as
becoming to the fair faces, smiling out from
the blushing buds and blond frills. Favor seems
rather to lean to the full croHn-capes very deei
with an over frill of blond; and from betweeI
the two, tendrils and leaves of t.e most dehcat'
| grasses and moss, peep daintily out, asifto make
sure that the reign of stern, cold winter was owe
before presenting their buds and flowers
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

JUVENILE Posi- OFFICE ROBBERs.-Dennis o.
Sullivan, fourteen years of age, and Alvin Hyatt,
nine years of age, were tried in the Q. s. Circuit
Court last Saturday for Post Office robberies at
Rock Island. Dennis took letters, and was con,
victed. Alvin took money from the drawer on
lv, and was acquitted. We understand Judge
Drunlmond intends to sentence Dennis to the Re
form School The law fixes the time at two
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

YOUNG MAN WORD WITH YOU The follow
ing is scrap of ancient Common Law" sup
posed still to be in 'tull force and effect" Take
particular notice, and govern yourself accord
ngly: "In We year of Leape ye unmarried dam
sell may weare scarlet petticoate, and if she
show the lower edge thereof to any man he is
thereby holden to marry her, albeit he may be
therefrom released by buying We damsel new
dress to place over ye said petticoate."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

THE LAST INvENrIoN.-The New Orleans Sun
tells of machine which has been invented ''out
South, which enables man to tell when he 5
getting too drunk to walk. 1t is called t4ddtel
ometer, and gives timely warning by hitting a
fellow suddenly under the short ribs the momen'
he has got enough.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

EARLY Commemorative noticed Monday
evening two wagon loads of immigrants, with
their stock. passing through the city. Another
party came through the same day. This is an
advance of the great army that will soon be
upon Us in countless numbers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Judge Kane has petitioned the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania to change the reaue of the
suit which Passmore Williamson has instituted
against him, from Delaware County to Philadei-
phia.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Go1NG INTO LIouIDArIoN.-Undert the warm
rays of Yesterdays sun, the snow and ice which
has so long covered the earth rs with garment
was perceptibly passing away" We learn from
persons who have cut through the frost, that the
earth is frozen to the depth of thirty-six inches
under the snow.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

The Edgar County Bank, located at Par
is, ILL.,, is new banking institution, of which
d. Stoddard is President, and Geo. E. Living
Cashier.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Mr.. PLEASANT HousE.-By card in the proper
place. it will be seen that Messrs POLLARD
WoLcorr have opened public house at MT.
Pleasant.
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: 81. E. BARTLETT &Go..

Vry
WILL. continue the Commit sSiOa and
w Forwarding business a, the old stand
The highest cash prices will be paid for Grain They viii
Also attend TO shipping and selling of Grain and Pro
euee on the reasonable tsrzs Sales guaranteed
Coal furnished order by the load or by the bnshel
either on TIE track or will be delivered to order.
Burlington, Nov. Is, ISM
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

BLAsrINa IcE-The ST. Louis 1ntelhgencer
thinks the experiment of blasting ice in the river
opposite that city has proved failure.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

IN We are indebted to Mr.. LEryLrR for
files of California papers He returned to this
city las, week, after residence in the land Of
Gold Of seven years
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

rs The Cedar Falls Banner comes to US
clothed in new garment. and looking partieu-
larly well.
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H. 3. w A r f.

SADuIE Il HARNESS Manufactures.
- Jefferson street. Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale Dealer
In Harness, SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER Kip, Calf aud Mo-
rocco Skins Patent aud euaneed Leather Coach Lace,
Saddlery Hardware Wood lames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths. Brass Hub Bands &C. &c.
e The highest price paid for all kinds OF HIDES AND
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
ALFRED S. FEAR,

Successor to foet'& Co..
NOR w AR GKNG and NOMiniSsien Mer.
II chant, Water Street, Burlington, lowa.-The nn-
dcrsigned would respectfully inform tbs public, that he
has taken the house lately occupied by Messrs Fooe
Co. Cor TIE purpose Of transac,ng General Commission
and For ang business, and hopes by giving his
tire attention; merit share the public patronage
E Particular attention paid TO buying and selling
produce of all deseripons. ALFRED S. FEAR
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HAVK.HYE AND TELEGRAPH.

LprToRiaL yrsIr.-Mr. J. b. HOWELL, of tn
'Gate City, called upon US yesterday morning
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States.
1ln DOE States Of superior quality for sale low Al
lUU nov % BROWNS Book S;oge.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

II DENNVAs...-D s. Ebersol, his Gun Shop to Column.
IL ba street. between Front and Main, the Ferry
landing where he will be happy wS his old friends
and customers june IS
- ". HsfsGE, Wholesale and Retail t~sssstte.sJ
- dealers in Furniture Shop and saesroom ."~-s.s
on Main street. four doors south of Jefferson. AZ
large assortment of new furniture just re- .A2Aa
ceiyed Every description of furniture made to order
4 variety of Mattresses always on hand.
Metallic Burrying and ready made cofins for
sale oct 10y
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pRuGH r. RROTHER

J. PRUGH G. BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE and Retail Fur %Ssg,si3
w niture EstabIi fment. will bes-a~~
found three doors east OF Coolbaugh 4 Brooks 49,
Banking House, up Stairs, where will at azA-A1ss
times be pleased wait customers We will con-
tantly keen on hand kinds of Furniture such Sofas
Sociabcs DvHns Spring Chairs and Rockers Cane Seat
Windsor Chairs, Card and Centre Tables Cottage,
Misses and common Bedstesds Breakfas: and Dining
Tables Stands Towel Racks cafes, Looking Glasses, Pie
ture Frames and host other things, numerous to
mention--Gli of which oIer cheap for cash.
HETALLIG IND WOOD COFFYNS
kept constantly on hand.
:y~ lIearsc and Carriages furnished on reasonable
terms If required may14.t!.
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1ILEGANT Fine Silvcrxynrc.-A superior
areae Of Silver Table aud dessert spoons table and
csssrt forks. sae snsses &c, (aec sl) G. H. wALpIN.
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P. K. w I l s Q n,

AIsW. viii attend promptly to all professional
.npndlng counties Special attention given to the Sc
sno and collecting OF claims; aise, to renting ana pay
ng sres upon real estate and redeem'ng OF delinquent
lands. -. aoou ~, nr U.n,y.s
,d,rv ON Third street three doors above the Barret
vur."f .,a fnn,iinvton Iowa Dee lybp
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np yIr w NASSAU

4SAXID1AO' =,
orruTp IN the new building Of MI KrechbauIn, OPP
po.iie tie Post Office, Burlington, Iowa ~h "e
NAV he found at NIL hours. loe1 1'
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C.. M. CHI r r Y.

(Shecetsor 10 X. ". C0pjpsr,)
NfANUFACTUKEK of SAFETY GAS
Vl LAMPS. and Patent Phosphene Gas, and Dealer
In French China Vases Burning Fluid Lamps, Chanda-
hers, &C. Of Jefferson and Fourth streets Burng
ion Iowa.-Burning Fluid. Spirit Gas and Camphene,
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and rcfnshed julyl1.
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WAsuJyGrON Feb 1S.

WASHINGTON, Fed IS
The Senate to-day, in Executive Session, after
a very warm debate, confirmed Wilson Shannon
as Governor of Kansas, by strictly party vote
y votes were cast in the negative During the
debate an iuilectual attempt was made to con
duct the discussion with open doors.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27
A. J. BURROUGHS & co,

DRODUCE BROKERS and General Comms.
sion Merchants and dealers In Flour, all kinds of
GRAIN Hides Pork and live Hogs. The Highest Market
Price paid for all the above articles Warehouse and Of
fee in John s pavids Building, Water ST., between
Washington and Columbia Burlington Iowa. nov If
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

OGDEN & COPP.
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
| AND GI. ERAL STEAM BOAT
"A AGENTS, Water street Burlington.
losSx.-Have superior facilities for the Storage and
( Forwarding Of Produce and Merchandise. nov -
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.

CWEEA,. scroll aad (srnamcIt tai Saw
= ing, jy II. d. WASHBTRN at Rays Pow Facto-
ry Mas,reet Burlington, Iowa. Brackets Of every de-
| scripton done to order. junel Striw1ml
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Golden Era CookingSt Stoves,

T VTIESER XARD.-J. ". ~ W. ID. Gil
bert, Dealers in Lumber, Shingles Lath and Square
Timber, the of Jefferson and sixth streets Bur.
ington Iowa. oct Boy
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nEALER in STOVES, CASTINGS and
- HoiLow WARE. .Tin Copper and shee,-Iron Ware,
Timers Stock &C. at the old stand of Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa june20.
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PATTON & KENDALL

DOCK K1NDERS Il HIank Hook Ran.
ID ufarfuYcFs, North East corner Third and Jef.
ersop streets burlington, Iowa BLANK Books Of all 81
zcs and OF every description siadc to order
~ Ruling. Music. Periodicals, Papers, Magazines
aud Pamphlets boand and eIecuted with des
patch and durability and warranted give entire
isf1Cton,
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A. w. & W. CARPENTER.

hEAbEb$ Ia Gold ana silver Watchcss
~ CLOCKS, tkwEitY, silverware, Fine CDtleSy, Gold
Pens. Pine Silver Plated Ware, speetaeles Coral Beads
Aor,s honales, Spy Glasses Hair Brushes, Accorde
efs. &C., &C.
eg- Watches and JeAelry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver Store Main sreef
Brrlin0syf Iotsu sept. IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

NEW YoRK, Feb. To.
The Post Of to-day will contain the letter from
Gen. Houston to President Pierce alluded TO IN
the prints. The Generals remarks are cmehy
confined to advices touching the information OF
the Cabinet of the incoming administration, but
the chief part of the letter is at the close, IN
which Mr. Houston declares that no consideration
could induce him, if spared, to remain in official
! position at Washington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

JOHN H. GEAR & Co..
yyyHOI.ESAE.E GRSCERS. have IN store anu
w to arrive large aud well selected stock of 'ooas,
which they offer sale ST. Louis rates, adding ireighs
nnl. mNy IS.
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John s. SHELLER G. CO.,
nEAgEIsS IN Land Warrants, Surveyors anu "eh
| J erni Land Agents, Charlton, Iowa.
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Another large fire.
Trade in Canton in old tea during the month
was brisker. But few teas in market, and con-
ssquently operations limited.
Failure of several Chinese chouroffs at Shang-
hal has been followed by the suspension of As
ninwaIl. Mckenzie Co.'S liabilities are ESQ.,
900. Il is stated that the tea men had threat
ened to stop the trade in tea and silk from De-
cember 7th, in consequence of difficulties from
these failures.
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NEW CHINA STORE.
McKITTERlCK & MILLER,
H T. HUNT & co

VNRNI.ESAI.E Grceers and Dealers In WOOL
w having In and arrive, large and well Sc
eesed stock which they eer the trade 81 low rates
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Mr.. Wilson concluded his speech in relation
to Kansas, strongly condcmning the course OF
Atchison and Gov. Shannon.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-27

Arthur Kennedy was elected to-day by our
Legislature U. S. Senator for Maryland in place
of Thos. G. Platt. rs s T2
Bosom, Feb. IL.
The straight out Wings have nominated Icha-
bod Goodwin for Governor Of Massachusetts,
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professional Garos.
''ru0MAs w. NEWMAN,

TvoHNEY and Coanseilor at Law once In
80 Ganiy judges Office, Marion Han, burlington
~ s,y ,,rs.,,y attend Land Agencies Collecting
ieVs .".,inr money locating and selling LAND WAR.
debts s IN her business pertaining TO his profession
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nR. PAINE,
esg,1a, sgr,1nnnKER & BROTHER. ]; !,

mncparIf1SE, has located permanently In
HVDn,,t.s,nu' Iowa sS- ofice Third Street, OPP.
- ~, garret House. swans store ftnay q q
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.unTvAI. OF THE CANADA.

Ps1ee Considered certaia-Openfns 81 Parf'd,
msns-P Passage beteseH .Hr. Baeaanan and
Lord Gare,.fom-BreadssmSs and Pror's'ons
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pEp0E. - T. !, oNpHf'"''D
THOMAS HEDGE & Co.
CENEE s. 1. Commission merchants. and
u Dealers in Produce and Staple Grceeries, Jefferson
street harrington, Iowa.
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hands shall have quite Q vacuum 70 I'LL me steam
ship Persia nom this port for Liverpool Wednesday
Of next week. v in The face Of any OF the foreign
exchange maTbei. take out . very heavy shipment
Of specie The banks bave been compelled, by the
tive demand for money among the mercantile classes
TO increase their discount line much against the VIII Of
the mapase We loan money freely or call 70 the bank
eIr but they do with extend their time loans until
the Or posision Of Europe more clearly defined
The Secretary Of the Treasury Of the United Safes has
hsued The following circular renewing the oer which
expired the LIST inst 70 purchase the stock OF the
United States
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov. 30, 1853.
Notice hereby gwen holders OF stock OF the loans
Of the upud States that this department w purchase
the unit, the Sd OF March next unless the sum Of
ADDITION accrued from the date Of the last
semi annual dividend Of interest thereon, together With
% additional interest Tor the money 70 reach tue
VENDOR the following rates Of premium on said stock
For the stock OF 1872 q premium OF 10 per cent
For Tie stock Of l847 and l8A6, premium Of Is per
oeD and Tor the stock Of 1850, commonly called Texas
Indemnity stock, . premium Of pr cent.
Ctrnncstss Of stock transmitted to the department
under hs notice. must be assigned 10 the Unitpd States
by tho party ouly eptls cd to receive the proceeds
sent between dsle thereof and tho lst day Of January
next the ent half years interest must be assigned by
the pfesent sockhoder or Il will DO payable - hereto
fore, and Q corresponding deduction be made from the
smoupt Pay able for The stock
Pay mebs for the stocks 20 assigned and transmitted
Will bs AIDE by drafts on the Assistant Tfeasurers at
parties entitled 70 receive the money, which should be
expressed in the letters accompanying the certificate.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Hovons roR CAxPAIGS sKsvTcx-Ths democrats o
ysokson, Miss, "beine duly Impressed with Of
ths great services rendered 70 the constitution and the
Union BY the manly, patriotic and chvalrous defence Of
institutions In the fearful crisis through which The
country has recently passed by NE Hon. A. r. willard
Governor elect Of the ass Of Indiana, and ths Hon. ".
A. Richardson, Of Tia sAss Of lnos, and being anxious
70 render 10 shose distinguished individuals suitable
testimonial Of the high appreciation In which they 70
Sustain The consttutoa and NE Unien In defiance Of The
sectional and reasonable Anst,csms with which they
were surrounded" have invited those gentlemen visit
ne CITY Of Jackson the 2sd day Of December 70 par.
Ake Of pubic reception, &c.
Cprp,csrR oy CHArlcu.--The Louisville
says Just before poor Percc's election View HAmpshre
Clergyman Published certificate Of his good moral and
religious character Soon afier the inauguration Pierce
appointed The certificate MAKER chaplain purscr In the
psvy. A preacher OF Philadelphia, taking the broad
hint pueshed In the New York Observer certificate Of
the good moral and religious character Of Mr. Buchanan
jus before the recent election.
TIN ErscToRs.-The Presidential Electors will assemble
thor respective State capitals Wednesday noxt 70
cast their votes for Presden, aud Vice Prcsdc OF tho
United states In OF the absence OF any one Of In
electors, those present win an The vacsaoy.
ArcmsoS, GovssSoR oy KassAs-rhe Weston Argus
che 2s, iss proposes Ia the event OF the resignation or
dismissal Of Governor Gesry tina, David Achisou be no
minated - his SUCCESSOR The Argus says
nh should happen that The ONCE Of Governor OF Kan
sbouh become vacant through sny cause Whatever
believe the President could do better than ap
point General Atchiscp, OF Kansas Territory oil such
Vacancy. He has been eminent lawyer, impartial
Judge, q distinguished Senator IN Congress man Of
his experience imparialy and forbearnnce, could not
fall 10 make Just such Governor ~ Ensas needs al IN
time. With Atchlson Governor OF Kansas, and String.
fellow In the Senate from Missouri We might expect
70 all astatops and diff culues IN the West quieted.
strnsfellow In the Senate good joke, says the st.
Louis Democrat but Dave Atohison Governor Of Kan.
sss rather takes The lead. why how the vhskey int.
rect would thrive under his administration and how al
the ssh Of COL Jim Lane, with squad Of rangers would
Days knees smte togcsher ~ Of old the plains Of
Cedar or Bulls Creek camp
C1sRaaer ron M. BUCHANAN learn from the
Charleston Courier or the asth u that subscription d
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Police Intelligence.

THE FRsr wApD BusarARY-The examination In the
case Of the late burglary committed in the First ward
VI" commenced yesterday, At the Lover Police Court.
The prisoners Fender, Van Patton, Perry, Harris and
Greenwood we're srraysd before the detective police and
minute examinations Of their personal appearance was
made by the shadows attached 10 the Chiefs Office Two
OF the prisoners arrested 90 formcr charges ~ bur
glsry, while the remaining three were, ID seems well
Known 70 the police Fender was engaged In evten.
sve burglary In Troy where he 10 by the name az
Moore The prisoners were all com mittud 10 the Tombs
for furher examination. ID very probable that eyeyy
one o. the rrfoners viii serve the state In sing ay FOR
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being rahed in that city 70 purchase splendid carriage
sDgng 70 Mr. Nathan, 70 be presented to the Preai-
dei elect DO tho donors expect in this vehicle he
win be willing to ride over the UnionS
VIII Trade wiTH THE NoRrE.--we find in the Aussiu
(Texas) sae Gase1s, Of Nov. Is. the following para
graph
We Ist week noticed the safe state Of the anchorage
grounds at the mouth Of the Brazos We learn that
vtseel nom The North Ia expected every day, whSh Is
Intended TO carry Cd part OF the cotton Of the Bazos
valley and that the planters deter mined have
dire CT trade with the North.