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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

Fail Of q Four Story Brick D,,,y,;,, n.
Deeiiings crushed ia The Ruins.-Io,, ~
bJe-Sererai persons rounded
During the high wind which aceom,,n;sd III.
storm Yesterday afternoon, large tour story
'ficK ou'id'nS on the north side OF Third street
between Race and Elm, which was in proyrsss
OF erection and nearly completed, was blown
down, and the runs falling on two small Franc
;encn1cnts, adjoining on the East they No.
completely crushed, and the inmates overwhelmed
tn the fallen masses. A large crowd QUICKLY
gathered around the scene of the d,sas,er and
many went to work with a will to rescue those
who We're under the ruins.
The house Immediately adjoining the building
was occupied by II Mr.. Gammell, with his wIte
ana child. Mrs. Gammel was soon taken ON,
of the runs, horribly crushed, aud with life to-
tally extinct. Jane Gammel a child aged te,
years, was found lying by her side with broken
thigh. .
The house next door was occupied by Mr..
Penner. Mrs. r., who was within a very short
period OF confinement, Was found under some
t'mhers with her back badly hurt and her foo,
crushed,
Mr.. James Henson, who was in Mr., Penuer',
house ut the time of the accident, was badly in.
Jured in the side.
WIN. Mooney was found under some ruins
where MIR. Gammel's house stood. III. was Sc.
rously bruised about the head; both ewes were
closed, and one of the eye.lids much lacera,ed,
he had also cash in his side
Two carpenters, named Jas. Rice and Jas.
Fay, were working On the roof, aud, although
they fell the entire distance to the ground. es.
capped with but slight injuries.
Mr.. WIN. Cahill, a private Waterman at one
OF the railroads, received severe cut in the
eye, by the falling Of brick, as he was assist.
ing in rescuing the wounded.
The bu lding was owned and erected BY Mr..
b. Lnngag, q master builder, who intended oc.
cnping it as a carpenter shop. The side walls
we're up and partially enclosed, but the end
walls had not been erected. The fallen bricks
were entirely separated from the mortar, which
crunibed under the touch like SO much sand
The Coroner will hold an inquest to-day over
the body OF Mrs. Gamme!I, at which time full
investigation in regard TO the cause of the acci.
dent will be had. As il was feared tia, others
might be buried in the ruins, workmen were en-.
gagged in removing :hem until late hour last
night, but none were found except those we
have mentioned. The Mayor, with strong de.
tachment of police, assisted with a colnmenda.
Die zeal in the rescue of the uniortunates.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

Gionists Asnr Eaaospsos.- The Washington
correspondent OF the New lor! Post rclares the
following ancedete: as ses,srss-s .sgls asa
Mr.. E.sn,as.slson, during the present session.
iniesrt,ptei G.idings ia one of his speeches b,
approaching, aud witi, nienlring air ci,atlep..d
him 10 SAY ti,at again." The Shakspcre.,n -.
tort u the sturdy veteran was admirably ;elpr
Shaking bis white he I'd acknowledgment strp.ri-
ing forth his arms with indignant DEFIANCE. the
brave old giant exclaimed:
Go shor your slaves how cho,eric yeu are
AMI mxkE year beld trvsslsse -
Bas doat come here Wherupon Mr. Ed
aai,dsoa returned 10 his seat sss4 BIZ
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
A Word to the Wise.

~ Lyon wish to be healthy and strong during the
summer, 80 at once and get some OF McLEAxs c.gssl
TED STRENGTHENING CoRD,AL AND Blood prRuss. Il Is
the only remedy that vii at impurities from the
BLOOD. II being tonic, il will the same .ine sraEso.
rhks ana isyIe1farE the system.
thousands IN 81 Louis have used H. and the universal
expression s that fails In curing any complaint
arising from disordered state Of the livss .rosAea
or BowEts few doses VIII cure DiaasaaA or D,sr..
rssY. -
As Dlurstic Il will any diseases OF The Kidneys
Uterus or Bladder. As Alternative, II will purify the
blood and remove all YKlLowxzss, Pnslss or soss. firm
the skin.
IT'S sure preventive for Yntow FrvrR, CHnIs, or
AeSs and fKyEE, and CHoLKRa There NO mistake about
IT. We can refer to Hundreds Of and 9th
srs to prove that fact,
AeLeans Strengthening cordial does require
ncates to bring into notice. dose s slcisn, 10
convince the most skeptcai Of s wonderful
elects Call and try Il. isyrry pleasantte lie.
-. Every G unsry merchant should take suppy
home with him. II indispensable remedy for .veTy
family.
J. u. MCLEAN, soie Proprietor Of this Co. dial;
Also MeL-an's Volcanic OIL Lann snt
- Principle depot on the Of Third ard Pine
streets, Sc. Louis, No iysIuV
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

~ DELICIOUS NOTIEG.-A Camp Meeting will
" commence August 18th, 1885, The camp giol nd
he y Augusta Des Moiaes Co., Iowa M huck .ter. will
DC permitted 10 ysSb ANY nina, within nts mile Of the
lamp ground Preachers and members in the sur.
rouiidng circuits and stations are Respectfully ynsd
TO attend, O. IiaNNAu $50
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

Police RGroRr.-The only record we have TO
make ofcstchns, is by Mr.. L. L.. Gerard of a
big fsh weighing l75 lbs. This monster of the
Mississippi was taken last Friday in common
net, and went to Mendoza to be divided among
the railroad passengers that stop at that place
just long enough to get good dinner
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
GiSSSEsSI 'E7c7Y

| notwithstanding all the rant all the abuse
! all the soansi and fury of the pro- slavery speak
ers and writers, it is "a fact vel! understood Of
/ ai inen that the Republican plrty occupies the
only true conservative position. The ground
occupied i'll their platform is precisely that of all
the great and good men-a the l.aains states
men OF the country since the adoption of our
Constitution The Intelligent public sentiment
of the eao1e country, north and South, is op-
| posed to the extension of slavery 1t has no
friends save violent, ,nscrn puiols, ncero-spec-
| u!atlng aud filllbustering sctof conspirators -
not numerous, but violent-not patriotic but
ambitious, who expect to keep themselves pro-
'nlnently before the country by agitation And
conservative, liberty loving men, who love the
Co lntry and the Constitution are, to be fright
ened out OF their integrity-olt of their true
sentiments for fear, unless allowed to extend
slavery these tilibus,ers will dissolve the Union
What motive Is this to put forward as an cleo
uoneerlns argument in favor of James Buchau
an Ii we do what is right. fair, Constitution
al and just the Union will be dissolved and we
''''9' "oe w IL. ~ ttlt uosS Wit. SHIll nm nr-
ganeit. 1t is only fit FOR Tie cars Of slaves and
menials. 7' 81 4
A'ia tins same game is tried upon the coaser-
v.'t've men of the South, who are Just as much
opposed TO Border Ruff inistn as we are. They
n''er asked for the extension of slavery. in.o
Kansas. They never proposed 10 dissolve the
Union if II was not done. The asst r,on is Il H.
bel upon them. All this fuSs has grown out Of
lew deSpiclblc spirits, Ike Douglas, Pierce,
Ate''ison, 81, who, if ,hey had their de>eriS
would hang higher than Hannah Southern pub.
lie opinion whenever it shall be truly heard,
will be heard in opposition to all the acts and
donss of the las, Two years that have brought
about The state of affairs that now exists.
Let US inaugaratc u new state OF affairs-lct /
us cast off the incubus Of slavery agitation BY
deciding the whole matter ar once and forever. |
Let us kick ont of power this imbecle and cor
rapt administration with its fire eating C.Jnet-
les US clear tie Missouri; river OF Pirates aud
Kansas of Bait!isii au:, the whole couaery viii |
applaud the act. ESQ .za7Y Sd YyaigtI
go r. 10 - IL /.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

FlRk,---The Engine house of the B. & C. Rail
road in Eas, Burlington, was burned about six
Q clock Sunday evening We did hot hear how
the fire occurred. The Engines were gotten Out.
without injury. The building Was but a tempo
rary frame structure, and damage small IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

DsoWNRp--e.i Friday evening a little son of
Mr. Rhodes, who resides on South Hill. was
drowned in the river nearly opposite Hendrics
Foanderr The waves caused by1a passing
boat washed over him, and, although a good
swimmer for one of his age, (he was between
and years olsi he was 50 badly stransled as
10 sink before his older brother who was in tin,
water could reach him. Up to II o'clock noon
OF SATURDAY his body had not been recovered.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Washington, july 80.


The Kansas election case will be called 70
Tomorrow at II O'Clock, and the previous cues
stion viii be demanded at 3 clock, so the whole
m litter will be settled tomorrow. Gov. Reeder
would have been present and addressed The
House, but is sick in Philadelphia, and will be
heard of, if at all, by letter. -
The Fnrtfc;rrion bill was discussed in com
miitees OF tue whole and an amendment making
al additional appropriation Of sloo,eo0 for the
inprovemento Q! Ksnnsbec river, Ne Itwould
have been adopted had not the Committee been
without quorum. 4 roll-ca'l was ordered
and the COMMITTEE rose and reported TO the
House, thai it could do no business, as Iao mem.
bers had sbsenied themselves q st m
. Gen Lane was preparing reply TO Mr. Bur
iingames card in defence of Mr.. BROOKS. a 4
1t is reported that the President has expressed
himself iarorably towards Iil,era.ing Gov. Rob
irson and comrades in Kansas
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
POOR OLD RUCK.


i se- TuSE-0id Uacie Ned
There is an old donkey, worn out Jack
Too old to live very long, &
lie has no bone in the inside of his hack
Where the bones ought to grow very strong
w Chorms-Thcn let down the bars very low
And drive in the poor old joe,
There's no more work for poor old "Bu,t q.
81 Let him so where the old nags TO-
His legs are as long when he tro,s after vot.s
But he has no eyes for to see
And his teeth are worn out eating public oats
So he'll have to let the public oats be-
Chor@s--Then let down the bars very Inv \,
lie Arrays pulls wrong with very hard ia,t
Which gives TO his driver much trouble
Hes not at all for our kind Of work.
For he's never yet leaned to 20 double.
Horns--Then let down the bars very Inv 4.
what's the use OF nag with SO many bad wavs
SO stubborn, so old and so slowp
The best We can do is to turn him on, IN or. ..
In the filds where the short grasses grow
.. Moras-Then let down the bars yery low 4,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Farm for Sale

THE undersigned offers sell his farm consisting Of
- acres OF land, OF which Is enclo ed aud under
which Is sairnby calculated Tor farming, raising fruit
WIN new frame House, n good well OF water and
frame hea bout- 30 f. long put up last summer with the
ih rt"h Of Keeping 1900 he Situated on the Avery
roa-. miles frnin Bur ington and six from Augusta
for particulars call and the owner who Ia living
upon The preLnlses. iyZ2H0ml IACOHI DE,,KER
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Boston. ,Juiy

ts.. kssg sea .Bs Boston, Jaly 80. 3
This afternoon Mrs. Callahan, her daughter
and grafdchiId. residents of Cordaville, were
ran over and killed on the Boston aud Worces-
ter Railroad as 75F
Syracuse, July 81
he Hards and Softs, pursuant to calls Of their
Committees, met in this city yesterday and or
g.nized separate Conventions Thee afterwards
united, and to-day the following ticket was no.
uiino, ed - se
Governor. Macy 7. Parker of Albany Lieut.,
Governor, Judge Vanderbilt Of Kings Co; Canal
Commissioner, John T. Russel. of 81. L.wrence;
State Prison Inspector, u. C. Brenar of N. Y.
city; Clerk OF Court of Appeals. A. G. Warner
OF Monroe, Electors At Large, Addison Gardner
aud David L. Seymour Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Will The Uaion be dissolved Ia Cns
Fremont Is elected

viii lie UAion be dissolved Ia Snse
Fremont Is elected
| All The preachers of aArqniscencen in Kan
sas and Washington oa,ragcs tell US the Union
will certainly b. Dissolved if we elect the Re
publican nominee for President, And Mr. Black
wsll went so far ON SATURDAY. night in his tlero-
! ton TO "the Union" as to declare if the South
presented the alternative of extension OF Slave
| rr over all the free States or dissolution, he
would go for admitting the integers With
men SO devoted 10 the Union there is no danger
of dissolution. After We shall have elected Nj.
Fremont to the Presidency we shal probably be
able 10 spare these gentlemen. AS NE don,s in
tend TO dissolve the tinion at any rate, and more
especially tive eiec. Fremont, We shsai have no
sort of employment; Tor these devoted seifSacri
kcing Union savers afler The election. We pro-
Pose 70 send them TO preach their doctrine OF
.'peaceablc acquiesoensrsto our Southern breth
rem. They are eloquent now Ii, a bad cause
How much more SO when they have right and
Justice and democracy ON their siae--sor, il has
always been cardinal doctrine that the msiori-
II shall iu!e. And NE have every confidence in
their ability again to save the .union.- 81 81
II A writer. somewhere, recommends tie !
saving Of bearded wheat us preventive
against the seevl. The advantages urged are.
thar i generally npens carrier than other kinds,
and that the besrds discommode the wce,1 in
laying il. eggs s,'s5 s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

The Iowa FARMER FOR AuGUST.-The Iowa
Farmer is evidently improving in both matter and
manner. The proprictors are making every et-
fort to merit the confidence and support of Ag
rlculturalists and Hor.iculiuraists in the North
west. And the number before us will compare
tavor.bly with any periodical devoted to the
same Important object, that we have seen in the
West. Messrs. Wilson 4 Co. deserve success,
aud we rejoice that they meeting with it.
Taeir subscription list is large and rapidly in
creasing
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

INFORMATION WANTED.-When Thomas Hoync
ESQ, of Chicago, who is to speak here to-iay
the Pro-Saverv party, undert ok TO whip
Wilson, one of the editors ofthe Journal, some
inc last spring we were told that said How're
found himself deposited in Bank, having been,
Knocked through a show window. Now wewant
to know whether Mr. Hoyne has remained on dc s
posite ever snce-and whether or not the &C
emulation Of interest on SO small sum has
,ecn considered equivalent to the breakage of
iassp "a sati.y e1'a = 81 eiss 'H5s sss7 -saf2 s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

RARE SfoRr,-The Cane laws of Illinois pro.
hihi,ing the shooting OF game bird. during Ger,
tam months OF the year having expired, our
>portsn,en are taking advantage OF the tempting
bait OF large and tat Prairie Chickens, that are
found in such numbers on the other side OF dhe
River, aud are offering tor sale large numbers
ot them IN our markets every day. A good shot
can easily Bag las as or loo in . single day
Two gentlemen irom tais city on Friday last
brought down II birds in 8 hours.
Although this is large business. yet We hear
{ said that this ean be beaten. Try IL
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q he nea.sasss d G.ad Rapids, Aichi
Gan, have fosusd ! Yssssoa. Cab,
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%sG8 fne Michigan State Agricultural Fair IL
10 DC helsl II petro,t On Sep.ctaber 3olh and he
Two following DAYS
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Il s.St.Ssss 80 S51lff Il
ne yauns naa, Jarboe. INA 10 .dsy "a ts Criminal
'ss as .s e. ~ q a The
eer~ only es about n;s inmates xad the nnnuocs-
sns Of ~ verdict ne crowd expresssd tA<if Joy by
raia,s Aveassr u hs sisters wronss The rrsuIs
has prsdaeea general rs,0ispx.. aass. s..s,sss
New York, July 81.
The severe storm Of last night did consid
ernhie damage. The Fashion House, large
and costly hotel at Newton race course, Long
| Island, was bnrned--said to have been struck
by lightning. ST. Lakes Ihurch, on Clinton
avenue, brooklyn, was struck. and the spire
snd tower 30 much shattered that they will
hare 10 be rebuilt.
| New York, Aug. 1. z
The ceremonies attendant upon the breaking
ground for the erection of reservoir for the
Water Works, for furnishing the citizens OF
Brooklyn with water. took place yesterday, six
! miles from Brooklyn near the Cypress Hill plank
road.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
writes tina, the Presiden, has had under consider
| alton for several days the subject of ordering a
notis prosecute IN the cases OF Gov. Robinson and
his coinpatriots in prison, for treason in Kansas.
In the event this Is not done, Senator Bigler Of
PENNSYLVANIA, will introduce bill into the Sen.
ate, ordering their trials TO take place in Penn
syisania instead Of Kansas.
i E Washington, Aug. l.
The net amount in Treasury subject to draft
is nearly S23,o0ooo0, Notwithstanding that
s., l02, 1oS have been paid to the account of the
| Texas debt. The officers and employees OF
the legislature and Executive branches of the
government not paid for the last months ser.
vices owing to the delay in the passage OF the
Appropriation bill for the present fiscal year
The pay of clerks who have heretofore been &C.
commodated iii advance under similar circun,.
stances are now refused by the banks for fear
of the possible defeat OF the Appropriation bills
a. @ Eimra. Aug. l.
| Henry Root, one of the horse thieves aud
counterfeit gang, who was confined in the Jail at
this place, made his escape last night by knock
| ing the turnkey down with a bar or iron. T. B.
Charforth. awaiting his trial Tor the same offence,
| also made his escape at the same time.
Worcester. Pa, Aug. /.
The Democratic Convention OF Delaware.
county to-day re-nouinated John Hickman for
Congress. He received 40 votes out of 5s, cast
by the delegates. @
Carlisle, Pa, July 80.
very heavy rain and thunder storm occurred
here last night. Five barns and one dwelling
were DESTROYED by Lighting. The barns were
hlied with the entire crops The losses are
heavy Other losses are reported.in the county
sssst q i .fess . Halifax August /.
The mail steamship Niagara arrived here at
noon to-day forn Boston, aid sailed at hali-pasi
for Liverpool. Shs was detained by n log of
this harbor. o4 -" ''
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Denmark Academy.

'NE FAN Terin in this Institution win commence on
Wednesday Sept 30, and continue fourteen weeks.
ruh"n from ~ 90 10 30 " according to the studies
90 'asst V W. Aias'e WIN f'sho Wv
Ioa'd including rent fuel aud lIyhtx sq On n w..k
rculars sent and further particulars given on az.
Pile itien TO the Princi:,,l 7l. IN X EDsnS
Drninarg, July 18Th v4vs
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eE The sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
isailroad, with all the engines, cars and equip
mcnts, were sold on the I'D inst. The purchas
icorge B. Wright as trustees for the benefit Of
III 10 ho 30 ,on,,rnod
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& Posr ruK Books. What an economical nd
minstrasien is this. How ssaad the figures ,
Here they are from Official sources. The ex.
penses are; SIS s,ss4 ssSss
SS5, 1854, 400. a year! eaa S
S6,Sot ,ausl, month";
i,45.,aan, week I!
S.o7.66s., da, II. s4s5sss $3.50,
Ss,6,s,, an hoar.Ma
Ess $i44 Il minute MN T
xs.4u second ...!.ii..l
hat Is the guafalsy that james Buchanan,
y elected, will be- amy mocc careful OF the peo-
piss motley Than Frankhn Picrte has keen.
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hcSgeccsirs Ssa arOs- iie ;istd blackwell
| The great Chicago eXponents of the Slayeo
Gratis on Friday night last, turned TO be per
| feet wet blankets. Blackwell who says he wa,
once wing, (Which is doubtful y filed even thu
vinegar-tac dougiifaces who were dranmetl NJ
and marsllalled around by their paid public tune
donaries, the new city police, with absolute dis
gust They had looked for a good address from
the gooellcoiiins young Chicagoan, but they
| were sadly disappointed Trey heard nothing
from him that they could venture TO hang even
"a hired cheer upou.,- Hovne did Il little better,
it was dry work. This Un,on-saving b. means
of extending slavery, don't relish very well with
the freedom loving people of these parts. No
applause animated him, and in his own con-
Science, if he has any, the man could have found
nothing to give warmth and eioquence TO lis ut
,crancc The only approach to cheer We heard
while he Was speaking, was when one Of those
sersiecable poiicem N, (w'lo it appears are paid
by the city 10 10 the dirty work OF the slave
admirers, brought npa few of his fellows and
announced 10 Mr. uugne that five hundred Ger
mans wished to give three cheers for FREMONT
and Breckenridge! The fellow wanted TO say
Bachassan, we suppose, but the word stuck III
his throat, and nothing but Fremont would come
out. Tits was greeted WITH shouts, and none
were so heattyus those given by the amused
Republican, present. ~. avn $3.50. e.5s
After these distinguished Chicago orators had
thus done all ta,ey couldto extiuguish the last
l,int chickering's OF the Blrlianau fires, ard had
let the stand Mr. Foster, the Republican, ca,ids-
date ior senator in Washington county, who
ehii,ced 10 bc present, was called upon by the
crowd, and In a brief, polnted and loudly at-
pauded speech, put the last ;ouci, to the goud
work, and completely bayisf the ora ers aud their
doctrines. Blackwell kicked ittle
as he wciIt tun!b..ns ilto tie syasc, aud q few
Border Rnfai.s tried 20 ho,d him back, but tue
effort was a yainonc Foster WAS TOO strong
Tor them. In he went, and there he will remain
To-day, tic psopie Of Iowa win p.i. q MOUNTAIN
upon h.i,, from which there viii be NJ resuree-
lion. Wc,oonssatui.ste the Border Ru.fan gang
sereabon nl,on their juiicoas selection Of ora i
tors. Blackwell and loyne seem TO be very fl
men to associate With Hail, Moods aud Tho,np-
son. Aud all of,hemdo as muehior the cause oil
freedom as.we could desire. The effort TO boil
ster apthe present loco.oeo-Slaye extension party
$. issslf, producing the result all good men wish
o see consuuitei!. By November there will be |
acne lrit in Iowa 10 reverence Border R;,ffial-
sm but the orators aud the oilict-heliers
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FATAL AcclnESr.-Ye erday morning, a young
man named John KELLEY, arkenIan OF, tie CHI.
caso Rock Island Road, was killed Ly beng
run over by the tran, near the Central Railroad
Bulge M this city. lie was top oil Que OF the
cars While passing under the bridge winch struck
Isls bead aud Knocked him OF. when the Whole
tram passed over his bods, killing hin, instantly
-Ls Sale Free Press
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3 - - l1I r. Cengs1e p ! ~ =. 4!
~iihthc proceeding ot Congress 81 Nonday. -:
gise Them nor ihs ac1icb OF The House on kans
sss afisii being inpcrta.it ssss
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g The man that steals horse, or utters spuri-
ons one dollar bill is chased by Constables and
fcIon to expate his crime in penitentiary.
Bat an unfaithtul public officer who appropriatcs
sums OF public money to his own pri
cac uses is gentleman and scholar! Any
,ody that dares 10 refer to such ,riiing matter
Is characterized as traducer !" iii the language
Dt the Gazette.