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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

.sc ss,as-as t..5 -. Keokuk, Oct. 8.
Buchanrn 645, Fremont Gla. Fillmore z4o
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A Rich IrEx.-A leading Buchanier Of this,
city declared on Tuesday he thanked his God
he had never associated with the Fillmore K.N.'s
of this city. ..s. Il = ! -.
!, ANoTnER.-The Hon. Jas. Woods and the
ing that the Fillmourners bad done nobty!
!. ANornEK.-A prominent Irish Catholic of this
city pcddled both Fillmore and Buchanan tick
cts all day Tuesday. .5 4.sg 80
PoRK-We noticed several loads of fresh pork
in our streets yesterday, seeking market -
Price asked was So, and at that price taken
slowly for individual use. 1 e
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ssszass1 e 2s Baltimore, Oct 80, 1856.
Two slaves belonging TO Lewis Norwood, Of
Granyile, n. O., murdered their master, by
pouring 9 large pot os boiling water down liis
throat. - q ssssSssgza ~ sfs'.
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'HAu1-xYT AnD rf1ra1xpH.

FL
aas zs4ssss rAs ResuIs. sI:.s~ .ssa e
fEmAf se - dsleaeed, % y vsrysprobah1e. wee
she Republican pAsty hxve ire eonsoiation .
KNOWING that Ne ne defeated ii the advocac.
q fhe right Ihst eil reaspna be and thinking
men acknowledge the eoreetnes Of did princi
pies ~e' sdsocase and the 3sssntss and propsiesy
q tseir sppllcation 20 tbe Administration Of the
- 81 \. :, "
/ }eshsespeaoeace and OF the OonstitnfiOng of the
Unised states owingto the FILLMORE IugrlH, r,say
ha,e been defeated tnomentarily in The RepsB.
iacan platform. q But they are nov and always
VII remain true as when they came from tie
hands Of their authors snd found response in
the hearts or the people. The same cause may
have produced an sppsrent endorsement Of the
imbecile Pierce, the infamous Douglas and the
w6oJcs band of Slavery extending conspitssofs
who repealed the Comp romise There is an ap-
parent endorsement q, the 0stend MApifesto.-
Dut Shat man mat escrs' received aecounmon
school education, Is free born and half sThitcs
. % .nd erss,. I.,5,,,,.r i, .,., Lii sf
= y !. "
sotsss oIe tue 9Voft0 ~ tue advocate ors
apoiogist OF such bundle of iniquities AZ have
been but forward nv The tr;nnnh.,, na,rt Fva.5
n.,.;o.;o .,.,.a,. ~ --Isfs,rss 1, =.
81 y sAe eoou VI MS
ooun'ty Alp h's race, woalo not suner defeat up
on go noble q stand as that occupied by Fre-.
mont, rather than triumph with ! sse. of 3nr;nc;.
p,es il ,tev ran be a IL -
SA'' . sy * ~ ~ ING which
0iserace os y = nation, and ytsow the seeds
of our destruction. ItWas the noble and ever
memorable exclamation Of ta,e im,,norrts, fi,,
,b.t IL s,.n,,,a z; 5. III, "a; 49, fsp
~ - fs1 De y aNal snah pe htfesli 81
denl aa ana the Republican party, with John
fearlessly for the r;pb, Al .e.
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Yesterday Gov. gGcary' returned from the
Southern part OF the territory with several pris,
oners, and sWears that he will have every man
in the territory, who has broken the laws and
also all those who were taken and who got away.
Gov. Geary begins q show his true colors. =
He has not yet arrestet a single pro-slayery
man, and does not intend to. He is a Guns.
ming, calculating man and will carry out his de-
signs at the expense # eveverything Some
say he was the choice q the free state people
of Kansas, but greater mistake never Was
made. oAll alike despse him and believe him to
be villain. s.s''5 's.--sf 1'.a"@ o. B. x
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DAlNTS, OILS &c.-
Il 500 kegs Pittsburg Pure lead
~ - 5000 lbs Red Lead. ,saat
sHs q, 10 bbls Linseed OH, tss. s.ss-z.s sr
5 g Turpentine. "'
s.saSY . 8, ,'s Lard Oil.g tssyss xe S4s sg
| 10 g Spirit Gas.
s !" Sperm OIL For sale by stlI. y Y
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The two remaining Children Wilhelmina
Moore, aged 6, and 4Elmira Moore, an inia,t,
were still alive last evening, obut very little
hopes were entertained that they would survive.
The unhappy mother was dreadtully burned, but
not 50 as TO endanger her life, though the ca
lamity has almost destroyed her recson. The
father was seriously burned about the hands
and face while endeavoring to save his wife and
chidren.-[ Phil. Ledger. -. ..-s..-.r =.
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Eve and Ear.

e u y
YlR 4. YOJJNaA NS of the city Of Columbus, Ohio
IL Occulist aud Aurist. Would announce his arrival
in the city Of Burngion, Iowa and respectny ssnaer
efrsnderug general satisfaction Having had an expe
senee years in the treatment OF diseases Of
the eye and ear the Infinite satisfaction OF know
ing that perform the most critical oper stons ana
extraordinary cures. All he asks Is fair and Impair.
tSl trial of his PAINLESS REMKplEs HIS mode Of
Is entirely new, perfectly saie
aud has never been fall lin giving relief In all
Of ophalmin, (or inflammation oi the eye1
Acute or Chronic whether Catarrhal Purulent Scrofu-
lous taonArrhcral Syphiiitic Rheumatic II wn also
remove all or rHk coRSEA, whether OF Nepu
Alm or substance, from the sight OF the eye
This new TIRE eatmenf has failed OF curing ftery.
r,m Staphyloa and Amanross and has even succeeded
Ia removing CATARACT FROM THEEYE, whether Cap.
1uiar or Lentcuiar great majority Of cases. without
e use Of the KNIFE or He has been equally sue
cessf with his new system, in the treatment o. DIS
2 RAISES OF THE EAR. 5lll-tgla q ~ ~ hssl =
ENr once Of Third and Washington sts., oppo
s thc post ice where he may be consulted during the
day and evening. ~ lmaylo omoP
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-EE3ls E7E2leEs15 u EI5T -hsae4g
New york Oct

-.,ss-.. ..s t.,ts-,.,....r New York, Oct g.
Putnam county gives Fremont 947, Buchanan
llsO, Fillmore 4s0. For Governors, King s3u,
Brooks AIS. .sFors assembly Weeks. rep, is
elected. 80 -
Chataqae county gives Fremont 3s79, Bnch
ll75, Fillnoress2d. 40 towns will give Fre-
mont $50 over Buch. Stase ticket yaries but lit
, tie from the above, sss.,v,. s.. a. .....s.
Grange county complete gives Buchan 1888,
Fremont 4iT9, Fillmore 22f6.sla q y 80 Sgs
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

We learn from the Gate City, Keokuk, that
Mr. John Hickey, son Of Ord. K. Hickey. was
yesterday shot by the accidental discharge Of a
gun in his own hands, while out hunting. The
contentsof the gun entered the abdomen on
cne side, and passed out at the other and woun,
gded his wrist. His wounds were dressed by Dr..
Sanford, but heis not expected to survive. 3
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The sois il IL i s.l ssas
over Fremont nearly q, ,co,s1ovef rilimSfy near
81 400 Noodis andoaotediy diyeieeed sisSer by
handsome mslosisyaz The vhoas Democrats ma-
n'c,pai sckef = elestsa, ,sss IL .stssS ass
| oomplete returns IRON ~ counties give Fro
mont over Buchanan Is, 000-f3uehanAu9 over
Fillmore = 6Doos sss4tes = Safssas asan sgsa
sMas,son. Rspubiiean, d; re'slscted soeongrsss
's9m sn uneiqa comfy .s,.s, Il. sssssss sssa
Burrows republican, elected IN Aiagars. over
ilun.. na
9'Mosgan resetectedi in Cayuga county by over
wheimlng maiorityas ssAasa~gsT s..s nxs al
Inc whole Republican. State ticket is probably
elected. 3@
81 a7sss9A ssesgs
70 gfs5as At83 - u rs tasss S,asssssot
ra.ss,, .sa 80 " sins.nn . ~ nuck FIJI
hendatico, \ towns $50 maj
Galesburg, ~-@s@7o 7o2 100 SO
Walaca tp, Knox co. - IS 80, aass y i
Polo and tp, y essss sos 1T 80 81
NJ. Norris, 0gIe CO.., n SO 7S Ssse II
Adane do 'sSsSaaznS sfsfHt-7 4aF
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s 75e-T - Chicago Lumber

II Retail dealers In Chicago Lumber Shingles Lah and
Square Timber. Purchasers rely on finding COM
pete assortment at all times, have made arrange
riority Of Chicago Lumber RATED is acknowledged
all who have used it.
Yard corner of Third and Market streets, the Rail-
road, opposite Hawk-Eye Mills, Burlington, Iowa.
nn1A
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

v31WR D'NNlIOE r 0tuAoBB q K3KN0Wht0ISs
i've have on hand, aud arrangements for receiving,
those iasy eslesrssed to sell 10 thas
market, all Or which ve warfsnt perfect and supe-
for 10 any wagon Id this market Can and esaulne on
samples or inquire OF those who have usea them We
have scd abcut thy Of these not cf which
sspl UdUHN COee-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
Lawrence, Oct. %.

To-day the trial of the prisoners, taken at
Hickory Point, commenced. Not a single free
State man is on the jury but men sworn to
convict them, if not since they were constituted
Jurors, they we're in the Blue Lodge. What is
to be the end of this Will the people of lowa
permit them Gf convicted OF the crime charged)
to be hung? These men are not citizens Of
zens of the States from whence they emigrated
And will the Governors of the free States remain
idle and inactive while their citizens are strung
up like dogs, for supposed crimes Ismight put
the question more direct and ask What will
Governor Grimes. of Iowa, do have seen a
letter written by him to Frank Pierce, aud from
all sides hear it commended. The free State
people OF Kansas will ever remember the prompt
and energetic course of the Governor of Iowa,
in behalf of free Kansas. "a ssas
Talk about invading State rights, and loving
the Union. About reforming the governments
through the ballot-Iox, and obeying the laws
These are idle words the Democratic party
| have shown that they no longer respect these
principles They hare invaded Kansas and
publicly avoved Their desire to dissolve the
Onion. They have seized the ballot-boxes in
Kansas thexhave s.affed them in Wisconsin
lin Indiana and in ,Pennsylyania they have done
the same, and have violated the laws in all these
| acts. Elsa y
Border Rnfianism seems to be the same every
u Il
ignant features in nesrly every free State. 4.
How Ilove 70 hear the Old Liners talk about
the purity Of Tie Democratic party They tell
it just as though they believed that such is the
case |; and ] hare no doubt they as much be
ieve ii, as do the people in some parts Of Penn
sylsania still think that they are voting for Gen
Jackson. when they get drunk and shout for hin
ON election day.. Sach Is the ignorance Of ths
J age. 9. 3. =
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~ Speaking Of the weather, that paper also
SAYS .it is emphaticaily spell Of rough weath-
sr,r having had several days Of rain, wind,
cool temperature end mud, TOO deep to take
soundings.n ~ sesaTd
z Il also says the river has risen about two
feet at that place in few days, and that large
quantities Of merchandise have been detained
there BY Low water. s 4 S. 60 80 s.
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Big Springs, Oct. %, SO.

Big Springs, Oct. %. So. q,
q Convention was called to-day at this place
and large delegation is i'll attendance. The OBJ
ject, to send delegate to Congress. TheConyen-
ton was organized by nominating Judge Schuy-
ler Chairman, and VIM. Hutchinson Secretary.
A ballot was taken to try the strength of the
candidates, which resulted thus {: sParrott 6S,
Recder 81, Hutchinson %, Winchel l3, scatter
ing 10. .,,..s = 80 : ''a" - =, "
G The next ballot, for nomination.. resulted in
sReeder,t los, Parrott IL ;swhereupon Andrew
Il. Rceder was declared the choice Of the Con-
vention., . ~. -, Il n. - -. p
1t was then arranged that there should not be a
regular election, but that a petition should be
circulated for signcrs, declaring that A. H. Rec.
der was the choice Of the people Of Kansas for
delegate. lst sgse a. st5ad..s,5 gas4 g
s A resolution was then brought forward, de-
mandatory OF the course pursued by Governor
Geary + but it was postponed indefinitely, for
the reason that it was not considered polite
IA resolution was presented endorsing the course
of Reeder, in the last session Of Congress, and
soa " N' 4 va ,a5.R a-y b
1t was also resolved that q census of the Ter
ritory should be taken, and petition to the Cow
ernors, of the several free States to be signed by
the. residents of Kansas who were from those
States and formerly citizens of them, asking
their protection in our present emergency S
a man was convicted of assault wit intent to
kill in the Court to-day. His name is Banter.
What next? es t8 95 ssoea
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Z 1873 20 80 tasssl y s5a8t tasssss q ss3s
- - sss9s. - ax .sasbsss ~ 81 tssss <,
.ssts!sssaAss iz.ssaEes sy,vss
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: "e.'' : '''A1sHAM 1bsURNHAM & JAGGAR.

Boston Boot and Shoe Store. a
NEW STORE !s..Neyv Goods !-On Jener-
IN son street, ander the Rarret House. sSSe
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the citEens of Burlington and vicinity TO his stock
OF select and fashionable Boots and Shoes Of every
description. s a 80
Having engaged for several years at East IN
the Of the incest o. The above faercss
ae thereby enabled by his knowledge and experience
in the business select such goods will be sure 70
give perfect satisfaction. both - regards syse
and durability AL Of which viii be sold at the very
lcwest possible prices. 81 - Z
sf,prro- dkvtf e {sytS S4i HI C. .HssSWEETSER.
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'a' Nrw York. The republicans have thus far
carried eighteen members ofcopgress, the DEM
ocrats eleven, four still in doubt sss4 ues g
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EY Astentionsis called to the advertisement
in another column, Of 6. Buckingham & Co.,
wholesale dealers in Dry Goods, Keokuk. 3
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Chicago Wagons.

- ~ " V0lc6SU ~ Wu&Vnn. 4..ss,..g.. ~
0NSTANTly on han hands .ns e. sse y - = r s
lsmAa and water seeta Darlington, and ~ the depot
Of G. . B. Railroad, East Burlington. ~
These varons aFs unsurpassed Tor durAbty and run.
Ming pnali,iss And ssrranted as Recommended Ay ny
I AeSnts " Ess PErER sCHUrfLkk.
= ssnayistf tuasete copyl cmcAec, My ielscS-
tsTRvINGsS LIFE OF WASHINGION-
81 Vel 4 jast fscetvsd and for sale ~ ].
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iSs Basa fsCRkTircns.GlThe aBaek. Africans .
:. heek d, Gods sre qdaking n Their boon
s. for fear they have slightly oyef.dsns The FL
: Inicre Eusiness. So fsrsas ths delest Of Af.
Z Fremont isccneerned 81 han accomplished pre-.
4 eissl, xhat tvss intended But xhat i 4 sboold
a defeat !Bschsnans Such = wall as sopid SO up,
'Thes saekanisrs would fsel areadfaIly, but the
4 FHimoarnsrs would feel aboat u Md 70 crawl
on iseis bellies and est sdirt-sc iall into line
j and feiiewship South Carolina disunionisss ana
nuii;iers Ito Approve ofea black and internal
conspiracy, and lhe most danining oussases in
I Kansas, all fol. the sake of Southern yoies! To
blast their characters by cngaging in q dirty
plcs for extending slavery and raising the price
! or niggers, and then 70 be forsaken by their
uasteIsir The bare possibility Of such an event
| ishornhc Isterrible. To sell themselyes-to
prove traitors to their country and their God
to their own conyictions to al their better i'm
pulses and sentiments--to the tree institutions
under which they live and to the very earth
which feeds them, aud then after all this abase
meni, lose the thirty pieces Of silyerthe chance
at the public cfib the spoils Of Office Is Is il not
Emelancholys 70 ~ ssif fas,5a aats s5sfss
IT IS said there is d Divinity shapes our ends,
rough hex them as we may. It is also said that
the crafty are caughtsin their own craftiness,
those that dig pits sometimes fall into them.
Hanan hung upon the gallcws he had erected
for Mordicai the Jew and t. Is no. impossible |
that the negro.drirersar are defeated BY their own |
jugele. We incline 70 the opinion, however,
that Buchanan has been elected BY the people, i
IA SrErIN ADyANcE.---The Richmond Enqri. |
rer proposes as one of the necessary measures
to quiet the country and crush out feee soil agi-
tation that the United States shall expel Wade,
Sumner, Seward, and Ill other aiders and abet-
tors. "A the last session of Congress they tri-
ed the blGdgeon upon opposition senator's; at
the next session, if Buchanan is successful, they
will make the usual advance in slavery aggress
sion and Tyranny byresorting ito the ex pulsion
Of the leading senators of the opposition.
g NRw York. The republicans have Thus far
carried eighteen members ofcongress, the DEM
ocrats eleven, four still in doubt ssg4 a5es
s9f. FI5S4
EE- Attention 'is called to the advertisement
in another column, Of 6. Buckingham & Co.,
wholesale dealers in Dry. Goods, .Keokuk.
Efs.s..s - 81
as All the towns in Massachusetts,, except
TO- give ssa.ss3 5ea NJ ssgs2seas ~ sl6
Fremont iis ,saa "a tolo2,e1l
R,.ho,r,,,, s.as5 sea'zss.st So s34 81 a5s
;ss .,1's = s. t,t5 srssfsss 5sa nS o'S''f f2
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.sisThe kind of freedom free state men enjoy
down South is exempliGed by the following, par
,agraph from the Raleigh lN. c. Standard, of a
bate date: 81 gasstata sas.aL g. sss svsi "a
We understand shat, one day last week at the
Fair at Henderson, Granville, Yankee piilvcn-
der who was present, said publicly thar, he pre-.
fsyred fremont for Me PresideRcy, and rouid
note for him. Soon after he mas informed ,by q
number of gentlemen that his presence was not
agreeable, and pretty broad hint was given OF
a rail and some feathers, with due application
Of certain famous North Gsrolina producs
called tar. He was allowed half an hour 10
leave, and he took the hrst train, of cars to
FrankIington, where, when last seen, he eyhib-
tied indications Of being frighfened nearly out
Of his senses. We have not learned his name,
nor do we know in what direction he vent
THRILLING scrsE.--a melancholy incident of
the wreck of the Monmouth in the Chesapeake
is the loss of Ar. James Davidson, bis wife and
two young children. Two of his family were
sayed-both boys, aged nine and seven years re-
spectively. As the steamer was on the point of
sinkiDg,it was necessary to separate the family
and Mr. Dayidsohs last words were to Mr.. J. G..
Deayer, the first engineer OF the Monmouth,
"ior God sake" he exclaimed, take care of our
dear boys. you viii have your reward -
Mr.. Deaser was true, nobly true to his charge.
lie never ceased to hold them firmly, one in
each hand, until the quarter-boat of The Eosisia,
ma, with Mr.. Ward came along side As they
were passing little Theodore up the after gang
way, he fell into the water, and was about being
carried of by the heavy waves, when Mr. Dea-
yer heroically Jumped in and succeeded iu res
cuing him 'e+. = Ases
.ls7sass lsss ssasss3 u sss tasssss u sss,s &,
I'd ss..yssg, ~ II y.ssSsEs -
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MM. M. OSBORN q co..

Plain and decof0tvsi 5sifes Z 5---s n
BoOk Il n d = q b Pri ting.
MAIN STREET. Thpd SterY Of Cootbdaohs
iN Rock, opposite Wi9htsada House The subscri.
bers would respectfully inform the Ctsens Of Darlington
and surrounding Country that they have just opened
new and extensive job Printing establishment selected
with great from Of the best Type Foundries
and Press Mann In the United Sntes, and are
prepared execute superior style, all kinds OF Plain
and Ornamental Boek and Job Printing promptly, at the
lowest rates and warrant entire satisfaction Please call
and ex anime Specimens E1s WM. NJ. OSBORN &SCO. s.
aug6 " ii hs8s.s eess ~ N stss, 81 Elsg..5!
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New Millinery Establishment.
NERS.IHyNON would Inform the Ladies of Bur.
M lingon and vicinity that she has fitted up rooms
on Washington street, opposite the American Express
once where she is opening handsome and fashionable
assortment Of Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods, all of
which she will sell ar the very lowest figures,
Also, Bleaching and Trimming done TO order, IN the
most fashionable and approved style Of fall and winter
trimming. With twelve year experencesin che above
busncss she stters herself she please the most as
t!dious taste. 5ss " - - sep8
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NFW.1 sH0E STnREI

THE subscriber having opened the store on Main vn
i street, next door Messrs. Carpenters Jewell WY
ers, offers for sale select and fashionable assortt "
ment OF LANES AND GENrLEMENs boots a. Shoes,
consisting of the latest American and French styles
Having been engaged for the past ve in of the
largest Shoe Manufacturing Houses at the East the snb
scrber aers himself that his goods cannot fail to give
entire satisfaction. (ap2.y.j EDWARD NJ TORREY.
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WHERE ARE HE OLD LINE DEMOCRATS
The strong hold of the old democratic party, in.
New York, have given large Fremont majori-
ties. Look at St Lawrence, the home of Slas
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zet,.-3. - .s,s seg b Lecomr ton, Oct. "a.
.. The prisoners who were having their trial yes.
terday, were cleared to-day; but before they
could get out of the court room, two Of them
were arrested on another charge and again COM
mitted to that horrible Jail that had already
held them so long ta <e7is 1en E3a5aa -
Court has adjourned until next Monday. The
cases for murder will come up next week, and il
will probably be some time before they. are over
for the intention Of the defence is to sever their
cases and try them one at time. -, =
Last Sunday was informed, that Judge lie.
compre had been ordered to Washington, but
since have ascertained it to be a mistake. &
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ARE, 5-...l JESSE M'IsTIRE

SADDLE 4 HARNESS manufacturers,
Jefferson street, Burlington Iowa. Wholesale Dealers
In AARxsss, SoLs UPREh LEArAKR Kip, Calf aud Mo
rocco SKINS Patent aud enameed Leather Coach Lace,
1addery Hardware, Wood Hames, Chains, Enameled
Cloths Brass Hub Bands, &C., &c. fie 4SS' hf5
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