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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

AcKSowLEDGENENr.-W received visit yes
,erd.y from our o d friend Mr.. CHARLES O. Lock
ARD, now of the firm of Rindssopf Bros. & Co..
of Cincinnati. We were glad to see him look
ing as well as formerly, and We, of course. duly
appreciate the package Of Cincinnati and New
York papers be presented US.
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SCHoITE 4 GRANT. TT y '''''

RANAEHSsI-anu agents, u NOtaTies Pu b.
ID Tic and AttOFncys at Law. Pelia. Marion
county lows Collections made. Gold, Silver Current
Bank notes. Land warrants and Drafts all principal
cities Ia the L. 3. bought and sold.
Lands entered OH cash time In any part Of the State
Second hand lands bought and sold commission. We
nave nov about acres second hand land in all sizes
and conditions, for sale reasonable terms.
All legal business attended to-
Also, Agents for u D. Life Insurance Company Of New
York City Iowa State Fire Insurance Company Of Keo-
knk Coopcrs n Ciarks' Steam Engine Manuactory, Mt.
Vernon, Oha For all Agricultural machinery and gen.
erai Agents for Patents.
Editors and Propretors of the Weekly Peln Gazette,
Independent in Politics and religion. Terms q a year,
In advance. Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Also OF Bankers and Land Agents. Monthly Bulletin.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. dec4s
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ANOTHER SSAP.-Monday afternoon and night
and in fact Tuesday forenoon, gave us anotte-
toucl. of old Boreas. We had thought that the
stern "old fellow" might perhaps have let us for
a season; but such, our wishes to the contrary
notwithstanding, is not the case. He seems to
have come back upon US, as if he had forgotten
something. However, we shall see, whether he
will not have to decamp, peradventure, one of
these months.
The weather, for the past week, has been as
seasonable as VIC could desire Yesterday, tho
moderately cold, was sun-shiny and agreeable,
little thawing on the sunny side" of our streets
was perceptiblc, but elsewhere the King of the
Frost maintained his dominion. Truly we have
glorious weather, ust now, either for the "solid
men" who deal in "pork," or the 'jolly men 'land
still collier girls" who delight in sleigh-ride.-
Whoever met young "miss" who was not in
favor of sleigh and bells ? There is nothing
like sleigh.ride to melt the ce-even ifit be a
foot and half thick.
~ The Boston Post discourses as follows, on
the excellent sleighing, at present. Perhaps the
shoe fits hereabouts-if so, wear it =" The even
street is trodden hard, and the sleighs all glide
along, while the bells upon the bracing air give
forth their cheerful song, the fastest crabs and
slowest drabs are all awake for fun, and DER the
snow, if fast or slow, the ready runners run
And parties of the beautiful, and parties of the
gay, fash on the eye like visions-like visions
pass away; and jolly boys with fun and noise,
dash on and nothing reck, vexing the straining
''Aesh" to be ahead upon the Neck; and tender
pairs, try winters airs, their cheeks with health
agow, and laugh at chills and frosty ills beneath
the buffalo. 1t is rousing season, and blood
grows warm apace; we wish to join the merry
bout, and try the striving race. But one thought
now obtrudes itself, with interference rude
many there be who so to sleigh who full as oft
get slewed"
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az A Safeguarding petticoat has just been
invented in Paris, and is the rage with the fash
ion. 1t is filled with air through a concealed
pipe by the wearer,' and can be enlarged or re-
duced in size at pleasure.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

GOOD PUN.-John G. SAKE having been
prevented by the storm from fulfilling an ap-
pointment to lecture in Albany, remarks in let
ter Of apology: II had no motive to break the
engagement, and every motive except LOCO
motive, to keen it."
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HAwK-EYR AND TELEGRAPH.

tB The editor ofthis paper has been divid-
ing his attention between the sick room and edi-
toriai duties for the last three weeks, and has at
last found ii necessary to give up his Office dn-
ties for the present. The readers of tie Hawk
Eye will doubtless find their advantage in the
change
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
MACHINE RELTING

lto s Tie largest supply Of Betting ever brought
ks m, e sN Years experience enables to choose
aseat, The very hes: article made, am sole
ior the sale of vulesnlred Rubber Betting
ks ,As hs ~ the Boston Relting Co am also agent
led ahaiaetarvrs OF Leather Betting In the Uni.
sAsirss a = 10 much deception used In the man.
ss,ss Y. Aa, have spared pains psoeus
GNo Reis.,s sand tie ties, in every respect Cal
sseA iS' Aaif street.
RS. ADAMS.
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sF letter in the New York Times, written
from Omaha City, Nebraska Territory, states that
a proposition to unite the Southern portion of
Nebraska to Kansas, was to be submitted to the
Territorial Legislature
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

B We learn to-day, that the name of the
German spoken of yesterday, as being injured
on South Hill was GErrEl His physician, DR.
Day thinkshe will be able to 60 home Tomorrow.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

MARINE DIsAsTERs.-The New York papers
contain full accounts of numerous shipwrecks on
the New Jersey and Long Island shores, during
the severe storms with which that section has re-
Gently been visited.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
New Furniture, Upholstery and Looking
Glass Ware-Rooms.

4 lNAYI.ORD Il EEANE. re- 5[l l. -
" spectfuliy inform their friends and ESSllIs..1
the pubic generally, that they have
opened store on Washington street, between Main and
Third streets and constantly receiving large and
we'll selected stock Of FURNITURE of every description
which they offer low for Cash.
Their stock viii comprise Sofas Tee-a -Tetes Rock
ing and other Chairs Plain and Fancy Redseads Marble
and Plain Top Bureaus, Locking Glasses, &c, &c.
Ttey also keep hand and MAZE to order MArrRssSEs
of every description.
Pews cushioned and lined Window and Bed Curtains
made and hung amer the designs
Old Furniture repaired, RESULTED and covered
Al kinds o Cphoserns promptly attended on
able terms. Give q call oct IL
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CoLD ENouGH.-The St. Paul (Minnesota) Free
Press says that on the morning of the oath ult.
the thermometer stood at forty.four degrees be
,Ow zero.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

AccIDEST.-While German farmer, residing
some four miles south Of the city, was coming
down the South Hill, yesterday afternoon, w.tha
load of straw, his wagon took lurch and upset,
farmer down the steep. He was badly if not
fatally hurt. We have not ascertained his
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
uIg5eo !pa;s Ryshe;r s.s 3 W!asehos,:, " z ..s y

\, Sized, Corner Dedr6Wt, Chicdg'' H
Ia, krspER CiorHIso, Betting Steam Packing Hose;
-, nd s,oes Combs Toys, Gloves and Druggists Ar
-, piano and Table Covers Horse, Wagon and Tent
n,sy Carriage Cloths, Whips, Gun Covers, Caps with
49, go SOU We.,efs Doll Heads, Toys, India Rubber
ag,.hanr Breast Pumps, syrnges, Nursing Bottles Mp
y, sn,d, Dress Shields Coaks, Ponchos, Reefng Jack
r saddle Rag, Trayeling fiasks, Air Beds, fiows and
Gashisp. pastc Braids and Webbing horptai Cushions,
~ p.n, Canes etc. etc Leather Betting Tapestry
wlaa and rnameied Travelling Bags. Wholesale and Re-
,sS Il Sr, York prices jani.yl
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.RELlGlous.-Tke meetings at the Baptist
Church still continue from night to night with
increasing interest. Rev. Mr. WESTON, of Peo-
ria, ILL.,, preached last evening, and will labor
with the church at least through the present
week
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

~ Usual Knapp the last of Washington's
Life Guard, died at tNewburgh, n. Y, on the llth
inst, aged 90 years.
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RyNnHRv.

TNTY BlNDERI, BURLINGTON, -0Il1.
- Iowa, in Coolbaugh's building, over /y1i&N
Harhaeh Wigfsll's Hardware Ssere, on
Main street AA1O
Music, Magazines, and all kinds Of Periodicals. neatly
and substantially bound.
He 10 also authorized receive orders for kinds Of
Rank Books for the of Bankers County ofcers Mer-
chants &c, manufactured the we'll known establish
ment of Braanhold Some, of Chicago.
Pamphlets, Cheeks Receipts &c, ke stitched or bound
to order. tapr- ,hptsl STEPHES I. ACRES
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Hoes KILLED AT LOUISvILLE-ln the LOUIS
vile Courier of the 10th, we find the estimate OF
hogs killed IN and around that city, the present
season, to date, at 32o,47O against 2sS,7ss last
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30

Joux B. GouGH.-This eloquent advocate Of
Temperance reform. is now lecturing on his IA
vori.. topic in and about New York.
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n. B. WARE.

SAODLE 4 HARNESS Manufacturer.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa Wholesale Dealer
IN hAkNssS SOLE AND tPr&R LEATHER Kip, Calf aud Mo-
Skins; Patent aud enameied Leather Coach Lace
Saddlery Hardware. Wood Hames, Chains, Enamelxi
Cloths, Brass Hub Bands, &e, &c.
t The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIDES Axc
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WASHINGTON, Jan. %.

The Black Warrior has arrived at this port
with Havana dates to the 18th. She experien-
ccd heavy weather during her entire passage
Mdlle. Rachel still remains at Havana The
weather recently has been the coolest ever ex-
perienced in Cuba, the sugar market is active
and the supply is unequal to the demand. White
III to III. yellow % and 1T reals per. aroda.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-30
Arrival of the Africa.
Nvw YOpV Ian %

London Dates to January 9th.-Peace Rumors
and War Preparations /.
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]. rin.p, ANY nENRDicr, P.w.
FIELD, BENEDICT & Co,

\CuOl.ESALE DEALERS In Imported and
W American Rroadco,hs, Black and Fancy Cassimeres
and nceskns London and Paris Nestngs, heavy Wool
sa' aud Summer ss adapted to mems wear Furnish
hs foods aud Taiors Trimmings. At III, South Water
street, Chicago, ILL., fcb,l6,u.
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e The Forrest Divorce case is again before
the courts in New York City.
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JEFFERSON HOUSE.

- JOHN y. MiERS,
West side OF Public Square, FAIRFIELD, Iowa.
The above House, having excellent Of patron
well located and in good state of preservation, with
fine furniture is offered for sale. Enquire the
premises Of mar. 81 }. V. MYERS.
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eB Delazon Smith was chosen member OF
the Oregon Legislature at the recent election
He is now a candidate for the Speakership.
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ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
Later Intelligence from Europe.


NEW YORK, JAN 81
The steamer Washington from Bremen and
Southampton at o'clock.
She brings London dates to the 5th inst
Nothing of special Importance. Consols on
Saturday were quoted at ts7@s7s.
The Naples correspondent of the London
Times mentions report that the King of Ma
pies has became favorably disposed towards the
Allies, and there was a furter rumor that he
would he would send contingent to the Cri.
mea.
The Paris correspondent of the same paper
says, that assurances have been again given in an
official character of the resolution of France to
carry on the war in most vigorous manner, in
the event of Russia not acceding to the PROPOSE
ton of the Allies.
Naw YORK, Jan. 81.
The steamer St. Louis left this P. NJ, for AS
pinwal, with large number of emigrants des-
tined for California.
PORTLAND, Jan. 81.
| In Supreme Court this morning, Judge Davis
| decided that the recent appointment of q new
Sheriff for this county, by Gov. Wells, who had
removed the old one, was illegal. Under the re-
solve amending the Constitution of the State,
| giving the people power to choose Sheriff. Judges
| and Registers of the Probate, the question came
before the court on attempt Of the newly ap-
pointed sheriff to take charge of the court, and
the Judge decided that the old one was legally
| entitled.
A similar decision has been given by Chic
Justice Taney, in Somerset County, as it relates
to Register of Probate.
These decisions if ifsnstained by the full bench
render nugatory all the recent appointments O
Sheriffs and Registers of the Probate by Gov
ernor Wells, in the places of persons removed
by him. .-- ss .-..-.-.-
ST. LGuIs, Jan. 81.
The Democrat received an express this even
ing containing intelligence from Fort Pierre
December 18th. The troops are comfortabl
quartered
Major Howes command sent to San de Copr
have not been heard from.
General Harney is fitting an expedition of1O
men to make an excursion up the Missouri.
The Sioux Indians held grand council at Fl
Pierre in February, to settle basis of peace.
Much snow had fallen, and the weather Is 81
we're,
} RICHMOND, Va. Jan. 22.
The American State Council of Virginia 4,
: iourned on Saturday. Mr.. Bolts offered a rest
luton for striking out the 18th section of tt
Philadelphia Platform, which was rejected ar
the entire Platform approved. Delegates at lare
! ale taI - 81
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RIsMNELL 4 Co,,
GEO. u. ECKIEH.

nEO. u. ECKIEY.
PRODECE COMMISSION MERCHANT
Dealer In SALT, FLOUR AND WATER LIME; No. 12s
sbh Water street, corner Of Clark ST., CHIcAGo ILL.,
An transactions In Produce confined strictly TO Com
Marion ba,!Bess.
RrsnsscE Messrs j. p Chaplin Co, and l. II. Burch
lCo. Chicago, III. (junl.6m'l
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6. IL inMMANn:n,.N. wATCHnAkERA AND

h
,.,, - " III. EN- ..-Has just received from Eas-
tlsls 4, ~ very large and desirable assortment Of
,,., hs me, which the public are invited 10 call and
,,, Amens his goods may be found in great vari.
NSN~ Matches Mathematical, OPTICAL aud Musical
Exa., nss of Jewetry, such as hne Diamonds Rings,
". s.nu toekets, &c, have as ane stock
PEBBLES perecscplic, Persferie, and Concave
St IN Gosds silver fne Steel and G. s, frames
,e,rs esfSs Rae Pocket Knives, Mathematical and Sur
sessS sesapasses, Drafting Instruments, MagniyinI
ssSs A.ersseones, Prisn,s, Polyoramas, Magic Lam
~ Rated Ware OF all Kinds, such Is Tea-sets
eos pocket and Penknives Over ,sa ,siSer.n, Kinds
SCISSORS and Shears, for Barters Txilors and
ks assS ksgers Bowie Knives. Also, some Of the
-. Sstae Needles In the world musical Instruments
rs,,assaS wishs 10 and II Keys, with and without
,,sseaes, f9reinas, Mondens bass viclins Russian.
h,a and German vions, Superior Guitars with the.
improvement Flutes HaEoie,s. Flies, Prulos rrams
ssasas Forks 49, = '''N-'' ~' ee-'N''
Vito want to bay Invite to call they viii find
k~s assortment and variety Of things than has
sas A. ns place. be fore and all will be sold low, whole
fStAa nov IS
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pEM0CA1..-D. s Ehersol, his Gun Shop TO Colum
~ oa street between Front aud Main, the Ferry
landing where he win be happy his Old friends
ana customers june Is
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JaUN u. MILLS 4 Co..
JJ0BBERS IN Staple and Fancy DRY G0ODS,
40. IS, South Water street, Chicago H. ljani 6nl
J. MILLS, y. A., SMITH, Y. CuAFfkE, MA. II. MILLS.
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w The following letter, which va. written

81 The following Ietfer, winch Was Wrteu
by Committee of the German Mass Meeting,
held on the 2lst, in answer to the Editorial which
appeared in the Gazette Of the 22d, was sent
yesterday morning to the Office Of that paper for
publication and was at first accepted in the lat
ter part Of the afternoon however, it was returned
to the Committee and its publication in the col
umns of the Gazette refused. As the German
paper, the "Free Press appears only once week,
the publication of the article would necessarily
have been deferred too long if delayed until next
Saturday and therefore the Committee deemed
it expedient to request the Editors Of the Hawk
Eye to accept the letter for publication in their
columns n
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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
CHICAGO CARDS.
..r~ o. H. GILES 4 Co.,

-. o.a. ciLlA.
,H 0. H. GILES & Co..
-.mrCE BROKERS and General Cornis.
DkOws,shsnts Corner North Water La Sale str,
Liberal advances made on consignn'enn.
ken s.,h Co.: 4 Tinkham Co.; II Dunbam
sss, ~ r.oo Co; smith 4 Pollard, Chicago; II
~ 49, Co. Burlington, Iowa
.~nopATpssC PlIAR ~ ACY, ~ Iassiie
H., Ch,esso III. CAsrs for ta,ysieians and Fam
ga =, upblird, Tlnsures. tritnraiops, sugar Of
is ssI,. dis,iled water Arnica plaster Hofnropa-
nas sJs,e kr can be had at this establishment at
ia'e ~ urisrs Also, Homeopathic Bpoks orders
M .b .g be Aiied favcrabiy ~ when brought in
ssns y ysyY article from this Pharmacy being
psrDs .nd furuishsd at . fixed price.
As casb on short time with city reference Orders
"a :, sadrss.,d TO DR.. shpmaD, "a Lasaile NJ Do2sy
v.y. DENSMORE 4 PHELpN.
r. TH5LEyaLE GR0cERS COMMISSION MER-
"a xTs "a Agents for BosIGs SALAMANCA sArn; No.
s.''., Ws,.r and ii Dearborn ss. Chicago. III.
" esp -, " prsssoExr--S w. PHELPS, ljanlbpy.J
veu A. EWING,
1 ,fsuEoIIl,E AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
49, Nav Brek Building. North Water street, the
a..as a.asa lreish, Depot, Chicago, Ill. janlG
ssf trlstH, n"he'
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RICHMOND, Va, Jan. %.

The American State Council of Virginia ad
journed on Saturday. Mr.. Bolts offered reso-
luton for striking out the 18th section of the
Philadelphia Platform, which was rejected ard
the entire Platform approved. Delegates ., large
elected to the National Convention
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J. d, BuSnAa H. W. H'NspALE 7. puSBAM.
J. H. DUNHAM G. Co.,
WWOLESALE GROGERS a Commits.
w sion NJ rr N y. No : % 4 % South Water


street, Chicago, III. Refer to-
Sherman 4 Collins, New York
Reed, Sprague & Co, do
Bucklin Crane, do
pubois & Nsndervoort do
], II. Wnherhee, Cash North Bank, Boston,
u, W. Clark brother, st. Louis.
Chouteau Nale, do
Riggs a Levering, TjunelSy1 do
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II, Y CULVER, ------------ d, W. PAUl
f>tLSER T. PAGE,
Y (succEssoRs To wM. srACY)
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURES

sTATI0NERs PUBLISHERS, BOOK BINDERS, and
Wholesale Dealers Ia Book Binders Stock, leS and l3J
lake St, corner Of Clark, tup stairs) Chicago, III.
tY Gases for editions of works Cloth
OF Muslin Al! kinds OF Blank Books manu- factured on
shor, notice Magazines Music etc. neatly bound Or
ders solicited n BBlanks Of a KINDS kept constant.
J on hand. dec27 .6mdl
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nRs. GARNER & BAILEY,

s.hGsoN DENTISTS. es- O!hc> n
:, ssa.Tssn s,nSa n street over Waldin 'sJew,
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8anking 4ousts.
A. 4. oaKKs. a. n rH1xls yyrx nsxn, - ...sx
BANKING House. Exchange Once, And
Land Agency.
v. WHITE irxas cook. r.. ArnEH1os
WHITE. COOK & Co.,
m a

thsrret House Baildng. harrington, Eoscd) 55
eight Exchange. on ell principal points, and uncu.
- rent money bought and sold. Interest paid Tim
Dsnosafx. ans Ia -
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C. s, DOLE & Co.,

COMMISSION aud Produce Brokers'
" North Water street. 1.-TWO doors west OF Galena Freight
hpo,l Chicago, Ill. Liberal Advances made on Proper.
y In store, for snlc. mnr2Sy.
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BRADNER, WARREN & Co.,
\lHOl.ESALE DEALERS In PRINT, BOOK
w and WRAPPING PAPER, No. IL LasslIe street.
Chicago III. Cash paid for Rags. ljul6y.
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N1yv Yopv Ian 81

Naw YORK, Jan 81.
The steamer St. Louis left this P. NJ, for AS
pinwall, with large number of emigrants des-
tined for California. -
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I ACLEDE HOUSE,
l. D. W. PRESsEI,, Proprietor.
Main Street, kIoKuK Iowa.
Connected with the above establishment Is the General
ape dec
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-03-13
BARSTOW MEETING!
The RESOLUTIONS sustaining him VOTED
DOWN..

The aid of Placards, Bonires, Cannon and
Music was again freely invoked yesterday, by
the partisans of Mr. BARsTow in this city, to
call together a meeting at Youngs Hall, to sus-
tain the Usurper in his defiance of the Court *
the Law. The people gathered slowly, and
there was an evident Discrimination, on the part
of sober, intelligent, conscientious citizens,
to harness themselves to the Barstow Car,
no waiter where it should drive.
About 3 O'Clock the meeting organized with
Mr.. kILBoURN in the chair; Committee was
appointed to prepare and report resolutions, land
Messrs. j. L. ARNOLD and MOSES NJ. STRONG
in turn, addressed the assemblage at great
length, in support Of Mr. BARsTow's preten-
sions and in defiance of the Supreme Court
The resolutions, which had been meantime pre-
scented and readily Mayor Cross, were then
put to the meeting and clearly and emphatical-
ly VOTED DOWN, by at least t,cO 10 one. Never
theless the Chairman declared that the ayes
seemed to have it. Whereupon the meeting
clamore1 for division of the house. This the
Chairman thought mot safe, and it clearly was
not, fer the resolutions would not have stood the
ghost of chance.
Seeing that fair vote was out of the ques
ton, the meeting now gave three rousing cheers
for Gov. BAsHF ORD, and as many groans for
w. A. BARSTow and was Immediately after
declared adjourned by the chair. The result
was as much of wet blanket to the Barstow-
ties IN this city, as the election of Mr.. FAIR
CHILD, as Mayor of Madison, must have been
TO their partisans at the State Capital at is
instructive to remark" in conclusion, that of
the long array of promised speakers only tsro
appeared, while Mr.. UPuAM and other gentle
men openly repudiated the whole arrangement
and that our German Fellow Citizens very gen.
orally stald aacay. They respect the law, and
will NOT sustain the men who are trying to tram
pie it under foot-Mil. Sentinel, Tuesday morn
ing.