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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
ALBERT Philip

SENATOR SEWARD ON THE PRESIDENTIAL CAN
DlDArEs.-In his able speech at Detroit, Senator
Seward said
As little shall dwell on merely personal par
tialities or prejudices affecting the candidates
for public trusts. Each fifty persouates the
cause he represents Beyond doubt MIR. Blu
chanan is faithful to the slaveholding class, as
Mr.. Fillmore vacillates between it and its oppo
nents | know Mr.. Fremont we'll, aud when l
say that know he combines extraordinary gen
las and unquesfioaa5le sincerity of purpose NTH
unusual modesty, am sure that you will admit
that he is true representative of the Cause Of
Freedom.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
Farmers of Iowa and Illiuois.

ITO purchase Flax Seed and we ao.in xorr .,.~,
aon 70 our promise to pay the highest Marie. price
we have the best class steam heating machinery from
Ohio. We are preparedto nanufacture the best pure
~, anu YIN ooong cake which will exchange seed
anose VINO wish II. Please give us q chance to buy
-. seeu ana we meet with the cement
us. fjy3QutfI nfrnn 49, go ma. .n 60 u"A
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
d. Il, ,lo1.l:. "a

.-------- Philadelphia, Oct. II.
The lumber yard of Samuel Megarro, on the
Delawa re river, was burned this morning, to.
gether with 20 buildings in the vicinity, inclu-
ding Rowland's rolling iron mill and the ma
chine shop of I. B. Chapman-loss estimated
at 100000.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
Baltimore Oct. II

The steamer Monmouth ran into a brig on
the bay on Tuesday. She commenced leaking
and sunk. The weather was rough. There were
% persons on board who made raft on which
6 Of them hoated for 80 hours, when they were
taken off by Capt. Russell Nine of the steam
ers crew were drowned. y -a.. ssE ,,.-as 81
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
Land Department.

- The lands Of this Company are now ready for sale
on NINE Years Credit from the mouth Of the river 10
township 81, range 20, Boon county The examination
anu taluaon OF the lands Is being rapidly continued up
These lands are situated In the valley the DesMonss
er IA the vicinity OF thriving villages and the oldest
In the State and include all the variety
and Prairie lands suited TO every branch Of sgri
+ For further particulars appiyto
z - WON -.s-.., GEC. r. PERKINS,
K ~. nd
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Bolts As not the only Virginian who regards
Gov. Wise a lunatie. The Richmond Wbig.
styles him aour crazy Governor" and the Elk
hun IVA Gazette says-"We understand Gov.
Wise has resigned, the Portable Gas Company
having purchased him" 2aaz- 81 5sS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

CONVERTED HlM-Dr. Davis, one of the Free
State men driven from Leayenworth, has return
ed to Indiana, where he was the Democratic
competitor of Mace for Congress in 1854. Hav
ing seen and experienced Squatter Sovereignty
he has now taken the stump for Fremont. a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

- -. al y ~ EistOn, Ia UCt. TO.
g The following are official: .sr
Northumberland CO., Scott IT'S maj. 4 &
Columbiana CO., Scott 1899 mai. 10y
Luzerne CO., Scott 1912 maj.
., lCarbondale co., Scott 66S maj ~ s. &
Centre CO., Scott III maj. "@tS' !
Clinton co. Scott,13l maj.
rLycoming CO., Scott 402 maj. .- .a,. s4-...
Montrose co., Scott 1877 maj. '#
Schuyler CO., Cochrane $50 maj
g Union CO., lCochnne 440 maj. f., ..,,z sa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

,s,1as IS. Rochester, Oct. Is.
The Democrats of this city fred a salute to-
night of 100 guns in honor of their victory in
Pennsylvania and Indiana, and held an immense
congratulatory meeting at the city hall.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

The difficulties between the superintendent,
and the contractors and the engineers Of the N.
Y. and Erie railroad still continue unsettled, and
few ii any of, the latter have returned to their
work. y, The business Of the road is necessarily
deranged and trains are reported as running
very Irregular.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

-..Eat- -. - frOVluSnCe, Uct. II.
Governor Sprague the most extensive manu-
facturer in this State, died this p. NJ, in this
city. He was at the head of the Fillmore cleo
lectorial ticket in this State
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

7a97II5 y New 1OrK, UCt 4 8. ~
Judge Brady to-day granted an order for the
arrest of Mr.. Coleman and all the executive
members of the San Francisco Vigilance Com
nlittee on the charge of VIM. Mulligan one OF
the banished parties. Damages laid at $780,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

& s7fg Concord, N. H., Oct. Is. Z
"A mass meeting of 10000 Republicans for the
South eastern portion of the state, was held
here yesterday. Addresses were made by An
son Burlingame, J. Smith and others. ~. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

New York, Oct. IS.
The steamer Texas from Nicaragua arrived
this sYening. Her San Francisco dates have
been anticipated. She brings Sl79,ooO specie
andupwards of 700 passengers. l.. '..--
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Charleston, S. c., Oct. To-
Miles, American, is elected to congress in the
Charleston district, over Gadsden, the democrat
10 nominee. le In all the other congressional dis.
tricts the present members have been re-electr
ed
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Mr. DOUGLAS OF lS43 Us. Mr.. DOUGLAS OF
ls56.-Some sthirteen years since, when an at
tempt was made to degrade Col. Benton from
his position on the Senate Committees, Stephen
A. Douglas wrote a letter in his defence, which
was widely published, asserting fully the DEM
ocratic doctrine of that day. 80,
Willany one tell US wherein Mr.. Douglas
doctrines then are not identical with Republi-
canism now? ssHj .a s9% - = "f1 's'
81 desire to know whether Col Benton was
to be excluded merely because he believed that
Congress possessed the right to legislate upon
the subject of slavery in the Territories, when
opposed to the exercise of that power. # SO,
The same rule would exclude me. y If
Col. Benton was to be excluded on this account,
the rule must be extended to all others, and
hence Democratic caucus would find itself in
a sad prcdicament of prescribing a test Of faith
according to which no one Of us would be COM
peteut to serve on Committees as Democrats"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

q. Baltimore, Oct. Is.
The Savanna papers say that both the Demo
crat and American parties claim victory in
Florida.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
COlrlmhus O. q

Columbus, u, Oct. IL.
I The democrats have elected to Congress,
Mcssrs Penelton,3 Roseback, Cockerel, Miller,
Cox, Lawrence and Hall certain, and it is be-
lieyed that Jos. Barnes democrat, in the 18th
district is also elected in the place Of VIM. r.
Saph, the present Republican member.
The Republicans have carried the State by
about 10000 plurality. ~. .4.s..s ,r.-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

- zaa'ss o:tsE 80 70 New ork, Oct. 10.
The Republicans of Maryland have complet-
ed their electoral ticket. The electors at large
are Francis P Blair and VIM. Pinckney Ew-
ing. % ~ se5aasiA s%eifs sss. 2s4R@Is" SO
90 The steamer Norwalk. was burned yesterday
D., NJ She was laying at the dock on North riy-
er undergoing repairs She was valued at $751;
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
aI,u .or g..

VALUABLE FARM for SaIe.-situa,e in
Des Moines county, i6 miles north of Burlington and
one mile east Of yellow Spring College, l25 acres
20 acres prairfe 6o Of which In good state Of cult
yauon. woodland adjacent the north side buildings
comfortable good well Of water near the
house good orchard now bearing abundance Of fruit
Terms mads easy. Any person wishiDg q location In
community where intsmperance is unk known and profsn-
iy seldom heard viii do we'll by enauring OF the under.
signed at Yellow Spring Mills, Kossuth, Iowa.
n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

s-s'i- - sss,-ss - New York, Oct. Is.
The steamer Arago sailed for Havre with 2l4
passengers and $3.50, 600 in specie.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

MAa man fcn OF the ferry
beat Jsshasday, and came very near getting un-,
der the wheel and drowning. He WIS ! little
eight"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Hoas.-We noticed quite a large drove of
hogs on their way to the Eastern cars yester-
day. 80 ~ SO t&G.l ltsfGtSii9Sl t-l sag 80 asa'hss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
Why the Slave Power Wants Kansas.
The Richmond (Va.,) Enquirer frankly tells

xvn ,h u,,..,,,. u.ut. H.v.n.
o ~
The Richmond (Sa.,) Enquirer frankly tens
the reason in the following words: go sis'' aei
Lucl;v 70, the satisfaction. or ;, rather the con-
srmat;on of such ;ndividnals as Mr.. John Mi
nor Rats tho Konsas-Nshraska act ;s not aesfi
,,,t. ~ ;,nn,s;ass ;s;bis n,J ,ana;b,e adrontooe
70 - ;,,..sss ~ - Ell ~ rsooal of r.
a,;ss,,,r; ,sst,;.t;aa 1e.;Jss ,.r:aa n,anc,eny
80 .a.a..t:a, a.. ", s ats9 800. III So,ib
go. ~. M ~ t,ss :, ),
80 VI sion,asa, ~ Won,o slnrerv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

------, st. Louis, Oct 16.
large and enthusiastic American meeting
was held here yesterday. Delegations from L.
linois, and Kentucky were present.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

By the proclamation published In another
column, it will be seen that another vote is to
be taken, on the day Of the Presidential elec-
ton to decide whether or not the County Judge
shall pay from the county treasury the amount
necessary to makeup Nj. Winters loss on the.
contract for building the jail. 1t is said that in
August the people voted down tho proposition
for the reason that they were not well informed
az to the facts. And since then many persons
have assured Mr.. Winter that they desired an
other opportunity of voting-that they were
now satisfied that he ought to be paid, and were
willing to vote accordingly. . =, r,.,.5
The simple facts are that Mr.. Winter took the
contract for constructing the Jail in 1854 for
something like $1,000 A rise in the price of
lumber and building material took place almost
| immediately, as every body knows, and contin-
ued to advance up to the close of last season.
The result was, that the naked cost to him OF
the building nov, in use, was between. $4,000
and SIG, 600. But Mr.. Winter went on to finish
the building in the best manner, coming fully
up to the Contract specifications and giving US
probably the best county Jail in the State
This he did at the total loss Of the hard earnings
of years. His losses swept everything
The proposition is generally true, that public
Improvements, effected by the people in their
organized capacity as city, county or state,
cost considerably more than those Of private
Icitizens. 1t is also true that contractors very
seldom disgorge when they get fat job. These
considerations operated before to defeat MIR.
Winter, and will be urged again. All that can
be said is that the county have Jail richly
worth $4,000 which cost but $4,000. A spr-
vate citizen, by unfortunate events has been
stripped Of his all for the henefit of the people
of Des Moines County. And it remains for
them to. say whether they will make up the loss
or not. 3'Of course no one pretends that they
are under and obligation to do SO. The appeal
can only be to their generosity. 7sop..tt eli
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

ecoLiisiox.-The freight train going cas-. and
the night express train coming vest haa.a COLI;
sion last night beyond Mendoza Mr.. eoaduc-
tor Erwinc had . leg broken, We understand.
No other person hurt @ sshas so SIS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

-f'+''1 .'a' '"@7; Et-Fa. srE Boston, Oct II.
The soop Of war Cyanne arrived here this
morning. All we'll
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
4 ITEM TION THE VH01,C-

n ITEM I1ON The WHOLE. - Nv =.
IA OF the commanders Of the tst ID and "a o,de
Of the Iowa militia youars requested mest a. Tor, -
directs, Tuesday the tn day Or Noysmber asa as
expected the most sassuinsry battle of ths A. I'm
fought, between the hours Of and D. "a 49,. %
For further particulars please cali on the
wnefe yon WI nhd u notorious fact that every M
oe Ioana you wish Tor In the fancy and s,apl
sslOCery sff0Stsion, Wood aud WIil
WIZ me, OF the choicest quality. We hay. rs"1
Hest Stock OF GOOds s'' and
in our line, In addition to our large &C., y.
makes the most perfect stock offered IN Ia which
country which will be disposed Of on The mnt
cate any bill Of goods sold In the city and .s,s dpi.
act accordingly. ANDrhsmSE sptt
oct20 af" Maj , AsoS - ,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

OTlCE.-The subscriber has lost or mislaId q
note for 300, payable to him and dated in October
vi NoVemper 1901 signed by John Shepherd drawer
and Francis BEDDING as security All person, are eau
TONED against purchasing aid am the only one
entitled to the possession Of the same. ...rt -
ELIJAH AINswoRTH.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

shoye Esssea. Itaaok xhet m hAd sood ssAssA
70 expsct. Thess has been drawn battle in
Pennsyiyania and IadianA, Or shs BaehAniers
have small majority.
We psed not ray il, for it ID known to al, that
sssss NJ Sss1 10 seastsoA ssssinst us--no chssss
| mpSblle sentiment md no revuiionin thepops-
II sseiink. There has ipply been : ne~ com
bination Of old eleneats-a corsupt soalffion
bsossAt aboss'6 y.fki saasing anbiticn ofspeai-
ticians, the cpnsider.sion e one side being The
eitenfion 81 aayesy, and on The other oilce and
spoils. The Conservasiye. Arstocratic and Phar-
isaical remains Of the Wing party have fused
With the Untn. Stealing, Kansas conquering, Bor-
der Ratsans and plighted themselves 70 vote
for the MeIong bitter enemy and slanderer Of
Henry Gsy. Y The Pope denouncing, Irish snd
German hating Sons Of the sircsr. are in bed
With the bigoted foreign and native Catholics.
Brooks, the Great Nosul Of the K. Ms and Bish-
op Hughes are in the same coach.
There is q corrupt alliance. in short having
for It's object new Interpretation Of the CON-
stitution, new reading Of ahe Declaration, Of
Independence and the inadguf Of new Pc
liticai dispensation under which old things are
TO pass away and colored era commence. -
Brooks the Bully, Brooks the Siandcrcr, Atcai.
son, Pierce, Douglas and Stringfeilow are to be
canonixed as political saints, and Buchanan, &c,
ter be shall have stolen Caba, transported.
NEWS AsD PfRIoprcALD rfoT.-Mr. Lochlan
has established newspaper and periodical depot
IN the Barrett House, NO. 3, Jefferson street.
See advertisement. h9e - KS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

QrKRS.--The New Orleans s.Pieayuner states
thar the proprietors of the 81. Charles Hotel.
while engaged in improving and clearing % for
the opening season, on empsying the cisterns
which they keep at the top of their premises %
be provided against the occurrence Of Ere. Ia adj
dition to the sediment and refuse TO be expected
| in them, found quantity Of fish Of various
kinds, from minnows 10 gar fish! "Here Is : nut
for the curious about sulphur showers, frog pour
| ings, and blood rains to crack. How were the
animals got up theres we pause for reply
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22
lust RECEIVED md Rcrcfv,.--
u 100 bbs fine and alum Salt. TX

y 100 bbls fine and alum SAT-; s.,
800 sacks dairy ..5s
ouo boxes sardlnes, choice brand: go. ....
80 hos. ana can. Preserves syrsps, Jeie., pese.
-ts p gu S boxes baltimore assorted Candy;
- " 20 bushels Cranberri-s; &
10 cases Nuts, assorted and she'ied k,mons.
~ pots exile MAG SugarD, best bfS1ds:
sbsSas SN.s.s 1~A..e ~aisA.lss and Figs
so dox Bed.coris. Cioth. iirs. a. .
10 coils Grass Rope all sizes; ~ - ~
i s uozen baskets, every sixe.and quality:
90 cedar, oak and pine buckets:
,.r 90 nests ~ . =, r.A-'
7s ~ dozen zinc and wood wasb-bosrds.
oo sacks Rio and Laguira Coffee; =.
4asl 10 Z" Java Coffee /: 1880 7Ft
~ oois and halves Salmon, Shad, Maeksrel Whit
fish, Herring, and every other article in our line H."
Gus to mention. oct2O kSnrpSnW nv = 'o So ,eui'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

NfuSIC.-NiissP Z. NJ. Brown having changed her res.
tx1 idence to South Burlington, the hill beyond m.
>, hoo HOUSE prepared to give instructions the rn
dimen's OF Piano Music, with or without the use Of in
str,iment.) Wi. ..-H. 80
TERMs-one-thirdle less than the Burlington professors,
TOT particulars enquiries OF l.. H. SHEPARD.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

WHITES SOCEAE. ASSEMBLYS.-A
" course OF Assemblies will be given Ia the Hall
OF Green Thomas &c Co, the first of which will OF
on FRIDAY evening, October 3D., and continue every
Friday evening until further notice. All lovers OF $50
cial Dance" are respectfully invited.
Music by TORY Whites full Band, pieces. Dane
ing from to H. Tickets 81. tsep30tiI OIL. WHITE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

LALL, AND WINTER sOODS.-Clolh.
l. Cassineres, sattt cts, Jeans, DEC. Whitney and
Mackinnw blankets, white and coorcd White and col
ored Canton Flannel; Cloth and Bay State shawis Cali
Goes Mouse Delanes, Mernoe together with An ex,en.
sve assortment OF goods in this line which we win sell
cheap. 10 LAUMhN a mo
oct1S corner OF Water q J.f.rsnn .,s.,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

~ Office Is hereby given that there will be let st
public to sale the 10 WESTresponsble bidder, al
the Pos toice In the Of Kingston Benton 10 vnship
on the sixth OF November next, contracts for making
utch or drain Said ditch drain commence alta
slough IN section g. In Jackson township extend
TO Brndieys pond. 1t is to be about mile length and
aiVided into sections OF eight Of mile each and 10 to
pe lo feet vide and from inches to IN feet in depth
Minute specifications TO be given on the day Of sale.
BY order ofthe Hon. County Judge.
j. WILSON WILLIAMS,
Drainage Commissioner for Des Mones Co Iowa.
October 18th, 1856. EsrrT 1ty
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

nR, kANE'S ARCTIC EXPEDITION,
- In search of Sir John Franklin, during the years
1893 Oh, and 30, being Personal Narrative and
tanning an account of his important discoveries the per-
Nous adventures OF his party and the thrilling incidents
connected Herewith. Illustrated by SEVERdL nun.
DHhD WOOO CUISand STEEL EHGRI YIS6iS, in
Guiding portraits OF mr.. KANE and HEHR GRIN
MIL, ESQ. The drawings, &c, by the distinguished
artist James Hamilton, Esq., from sketches by Dr. Kane.
This beautifully executed and intensely Interesting work
should be owned and red by every one.
Two volumes octave. Price IS. Just published, ane
for sale by j. r. BROWN
oct3 Barrett House Buildings, Third st. above Jefferson.
'NHE HILLS OF THE SHATEMUC,-A
L new work by the author of 1.-THE Wide Wide World"
just published and for sale at
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NE"S! NEW > !s-The snbscriber hns on.r.t
~ tne store NO y, Barret House buildings as
PbRIODiOAL q NEWSAP PER DEPOT
ana trusts by chse attention and perseverance to .,
share of public patronage. He has made srrar.a
70 receive at the earliest dates general assoc
n, ,e Q, the DAILY NEWSPAPERS from New York N.
o, AuAh'ic and Interior cities. Also, all the Maya
xnss Novels, DC, and select ssortment Of STATION
AM: Persons wishing any particular Papers Pcrod
cns &c WI please call and their orders will be punc,u
ANY person calling can have the New York Ledger
gratis, containing the first psr Of Orion Ne tokd RI
~. oct2O ... A. NJ. LACHLAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-24
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tuesday, Dec. 23.-Ald. BARKER. Prss'dsnA, y
the Cbsir.
TS,ry Petition-From reideuts Of Brooklyn, prop
e,tv others asking thathe Bridge street and
veil street Ferry be continued Referred to Ooiamee ON
Ferries. .sn. NJ
York Hospital against the widedins Of Worm
street. Referred to Committee on Streets. ~. ,~
Reports Adopted-To incresse me sASy 81 Nc d. c.
S.I Arms OF the Board Of Couneimen, from
10 sUo per To concur IN various decisions OIL 'o' '"s
Department Commi,'cnen ,a ,,,,,o, from Ussvsr,, TO
Pa second street. and Fourth and FINN avenues.
sy and Cbds h0 pin. for the annual rent \. .a..p"
iss.s 70 cancelled when il shall be no longer ssss WI
sweepy and John Mack each slos for the 'o'' Of
Th Sieom Fire Eagines.-Ah. TucxrR presented
the r,port referred relation 70 procurss tvs besn
Tr. Ensnes io ID. use city The report sssss' with
the COunsilmep. l. v".dop.sd s,~.., D.,a~,--.,-.
Adem report Of ts cS~%';: I'D. II
D nd q .hD asc.a. for aeas lot. q
FIN NUS and Yonisih and Foyiouhh snd ysy ana
streets. III. r.ie q u een per foot .s.d ~ so 50
been divided into job. q $50 lee. By The s
s,.. s.OS.sd IN Of on,rI s oo
,t,. epor, 70 .suce the charge. rar and eS
nc.Is s sgs Of ss n.a .se sso.s s
The Committee s<r sludiDs TO the violation Of the charter
"TSis l. only one Of hundred similar whore p.op~ry
g.n.,,d sy h, .. o ,~s Ys.r
Committee despair Of fndns honesty oar sIosssy' s.p.
m<nta Impeachment OF city officials ~ ths ofsse ysy ~
d.hopesty corrupt and ri de 10 our courts osse become
farce for The u interested parties ~ cnpssys ~
legal sloqu,nce and the uss Of es p ss ssI'y.
OF the bis ndsd honest Of the community Md -
Il sooner or ernnst1 10 the most das1oss s"sss
quere~s o the city government
AID CLANCY m0vtd t0 suike ont tho above elssss o.
b. report because reflected be tboas ssasuy % y
officials 49,
IDs motion was lost, and the report Wa sdspae1 BY
Q Of Sto3
TIE Und.rgyosnd Td<grapk-Repo,t TO ~ vRS
under the streets taken up and eonenn.d IN -,
me Fe,,y kepoyt-A'd Fox GATED nom us ssoso
AZ 81. FINS COMMITTEES. direct the Ussce Very
the Bosrd sdosrssd 10 FbdsJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-24

I.rrsr IsprAs Nrws-A gentleonAn Of eur city 70
..;,.d o. Yesterday slelter from 6snpt~ County,
I'm vbicb We have been permitted 10 make ~ SoI
living extract: m ,o..
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