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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

s Thirteen Buchanan Senators, including
Mr. Broadhead, Mr.. Bnchanan's right hand sup
porter from Pennsylvania, voted TO disfranchise
foreigners, By not allowing them to vote under
the last Kansas Bill of Mr.. Douglas.
All the Buchanan and Know Nothing Senator's
voted for the Bill with the amendment, deciar~
ing that no resident who was foreigner, who
had declared his intentions to become citizen,
should be allowed TO vote whether Kansas should
be iree.---Ghiesgo Democrat
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

KEMaRkABLE FEeuNpITY-The steamer 81
Nicholas, which reached our wharf yesterday at.
ternoon, had on board a party of German emf.
grants for Bremen, numbering about one hun.
dred and fifty. who are On Their wy to Iowa
ana Minnesota. On the trip up the women OF
the party we're delivered OF eleven children
We congratulate Iowa and Minnesota ON the ses
eesslon Of such prodigionsiy productive settlers.
st. Lonis Piint. Inna u
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

= -
A s. fuSs-agss OsDss
1hs 1oas ysasa rars ; 70 b run.
In . law dAya, ftx days,
b Slavery haek X cam b. wen,
s Obi take aBucks home.
''Buck, ~ wind vas hart % tlse Federal track,
In his young days, his young days.
And Gayeryt Ioad has strsined biz back.
Oht take him home.
For Freedoms colt Ii training.
For . few days, few daye.
Hsn run without spur or refining.
Oh! take Buck home.
"old Buck has fed .. the pal,Iic rack
So many days, 20 many days,
when be ought TO fr1s he's sure 70 ydek,
OH take him home.
A hack that's fed on fed'fai oats
VIII and too late, find TOO late,
II sin't the III for winning votes,
OF take him home.
Yor Freedoms colt Is training, &C.
It's cruel 10 run 10 old q hack,
In . few days. Ia few days;
His shoes are loose, no spine in his back,
Oh! take "Backr home.
Our Free Mountain colt will win the field,
In few days. = few days,
And slaycry's rninions win have TO yield.
Oh! take them home.
For we've ascoit in training, DC.
Next November when we get the news,
In a few days, few days,
Take away his grain, pull off his shoes
And send him home.
Poor old haek, well send him TO grass
In few days, few days,
On 3 Michigan prairie with old Cas-,
OH take him home.
For we've colt 10 training, &c.
A bachelor President was he'erseen yet
In our days, in our days,
And what Is more, won't be I'll bet,
For he's going home
Such one-horse team would look forlorn,
In our days, in our days,
Well give him aJessie" as sure he's born
Oh! do take him home.
For we've a colt in training, DC.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
la In Hi E:ssss.ssssg r.zssssu
RAILROAD LINEV

ttH'cogo b9Fangton &c quincy, Csntrdi Military Tre,
ana Peoria d oYud1rkd Raj Rodesl
Is now completed and Trains run the entire dI,,s,.
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, TO CHICAGO witbos,
change of cars. V"'
me nto@ dtrect route 10 Ciicdgo Neto York go.top
Fh"ddetph'a, and al other Important points EIa
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON. sT'Np,ys
EXCEPTED
lst.." Morning Express, fhroupb ,,s
Arriving at Chicago the same evening ps..n, ,b,n,b
Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton and conneotjny n, Nn
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road 10 In sale
bloomington, Springfield, Decatur, jacksonville and Ma
PIES also with Galena and Duuellh
2d-.Ac comm o dn ton, 10 Quincy. o.oo
3n-.EseniBg Express through. G,l5
tphhect win Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run IN c,oss c,,,..,,,,
atUiahg an laying over at any OF the points
ms road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Roads and with all the Roads leading TO The Aan,
oi'les, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
passengers tedeing Burlington at 100 r. H. reach
Gaiena and DuRtedh In 12 hours and 81 Louis In W
hours. " '
by this route Passengers will reach the Interior portion
OF ONO and Indiana in less time, and with fewer changes,
an py any other route connecting via Michigan Central
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and salem Road
thence TO all points south and southeast.
baggage checked direct through TO Chicago and no
charge for handling at any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be purchased
at the Ra IL Road Office in Burlington
g, , ,,o,ro.. T. u. HAMMOND, Super intendent
IL. +. HOsFORD, Ticket Agent Burlington Tmay IL VII
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

PENNSYLVANIA FOR FREMoNF.-The Pittsburg
journal says recent manifestations place the
vote o. pennsylvania beyond a doubt for Ere.
mont Last year, when the Democrats elect.
ed Arnold Plumer Canal Commissioner. in Penn.
syiyauia, be was sererat sousa.d votes IN a mi
'oraty The opposition we're then split up into
three parties-,his year they are united, and ex-
cept few hundred stragglers who vote for FIJI
more, the opposition will poll solid vote for
Fremont Although the Americans will adhere
to Johnston as their candidate for Vice Pres-
dent, there will be but one electoral fick5t in
Pennsylvania for Fremont. We assert that with
entire confidence, and the result assured il
needs no prophet TO foresee the defeat of Buch-
anan in Pennsylvania. Ee have everything ii
the prospect to animate and encourage us. and
let our efforts and zeal be equal to the nomen.
tous issue staked upon the contest
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
CHOLERA CURED.
Hgysy1g.z p.r,, A., a,k


sIR-0n Monday last my SON. eighteen wears Of sss,
toos something Ike The cholera sharp pains in his si
sna legs and very severe ersmpng In the bowels ".
administered your american Preparation" and the thAs
gay ne was enabled to leave his bed and walk about
Is my family medicine and the public should give
a lair trial and II viii act Is noble part.
Respectfully Yours,
s.r. --.. ---. J.G.DAY1DS0S.
Munnels Great American Preparation for sale yhols-
sale and retail at squires Boss late 81 Drug
may23wy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE REST AITERATIVE KNnNu,1 IL

Not a Particle of .Nercury in it,
An infallibe remedy for Scrofa, Kings Evil Rbeuma
ism, OBSTINATE Cuaneous Erupons, Pimples or Pos
tues on the Face, Blotches, Bois, Ague and Fever
Chronic Sore Eyes. Rngworin or letter
scald-head, Enlargement and pain of the
Bones and Joints Salt Rheum Stub
oofL Ulcers SyphtcDisorders;
ana all diseases arising from
injudicious use OF
Mercury ImprudeDce
in Life, or 1mpuriiy
of the Blood
This great Alternative Medicine Purifier of tbe R,ooa
is now used by thousands of grateful patients from all
of the United States who testify daily to the able
gqTes peTomd by the greatest Of all medicines CAR
Scroula, Eruptons the Skin, Liver Diseases Fevers
Ulcers, Old Sores Affection of the Kidneys Diseases Of
the Throat, Female Complaints Pains and Acbnc NJ tho
Zones ana JOINTS are speedily put TO flight by using this
inestimable remedy. e '
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has vet been found
to compare with it, 1t cleanses the system of ali ;mnurJ
ties, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy and restores the Con.
stution eneebed by disease broken down by the en-
cesses ofyouh, to its pristine vigor and strength
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES is peculiarly arplcablc
and wherever has become known regularly prescrbed
with the happest effects. II hvgoraes the vak anI H.
biated and imparts elasticity to the worn-opt Frame
clears the skim and leaves the patient fresh and he,h
single bottle Of this nestimabe remedy worth All he
so.ca!Ied Sarsaparilas in existence. "'s
The large number of certificates which have received
from persons from all parts of the United States is Tho
BEST evidence that there is no humbug about il, The
Press hotekeepers magistrates, physicians and public
en wen known 10 The community all add their tesmo-
FER. d.. 'ii-
Can on the Agent and get an Almanac, aud read tho
details OF astonishing cures performed by CARTER,S
SPANISH MIXTURE OHM CASKS WHERE EVERY Tafse
ELSE sIGNALY FAILED The limits of an ADVERTISEMENT
will not admit their full insertion.
WV. s. BEERS Co., pnoper,ross
No 804, Broadway, New York
To whom all orders must be addressed ~
e For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In
all parts of the United States and the Canadas and by
" ' 'N' Du'i'"s'oii' iowa. lmarl.bp.y.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ut. TCasEL.
to be my duty you as well as to the pub.
c TO inform yon OF the wonderful effects o: your nya
liable preparation" my whole family having hSd
e dysentery we're cured from the free Of your ned
cine. can cheeruIly recommend il the public tbs
est remedy for dysentary invented have knosH
II TO be used as family medicine ihrou this entire
section the country and have never knew i. to fan
one case yet. Respectfully yours,
fs t....s. JAMES ARNOLD.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
New Yori, Iniv LIZ

At latter hour last night at the Metropolitan
Hotel Mr.. Bashford W. Vieks of South Carolina
attacked aud beat with cane Mr.. Jacob Stan.
wood, of Massachusetts,, for SAYING thot the at
tacd on Ar. Sumner was brutal oud cowardly.
Mr.. Stanwood received one or two blows ON
the bead and face, and before hs had time 10 re-
pei the attack the parties we're separated. yicks
vas arrested and locked up for the night. He
was discharged this morning, but warrant was
issued for his re-arrest.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
DOCTOR I5ODFEAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.

DOCTOR I5ODFEaND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Prepared
DR.. G. M. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
.." WILL EFFFCrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous DEBILITY, Diseases of the Kidneys,
s and all diseases arising from, a diSortlered
Lirer Stonach
Such
as COnstipa.
ton Inward Piles,
Fulluess Blood to the
Head ,Acdity fthe Stomach
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight In the Stonl-
ach, Sour Fluctuations, Sinking or Fluiter-
ing at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing FEut.
erng at the Heart Choking suIocating sensations
when In lying posture, Dimness OF Vision Dots
OF webs before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain
IN the Head, Deficiency of Precipitation,
ie!owness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain
in the side, back, chest limbs &C,
Sudden flushes of heat, burn.
ing in the flesh, constant
Imagnings of Evil
and great De.
preston Of
Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public 10
this PREPARATION does with feeling of the utmost con,
fdence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which it Is recommended,
1t and uuried article hut one that has stood
the test of ten years trial before American peope
and IFS reputation and sale is unrivaed by any similar
preparations extan The testimony in its given by
the most prominent and well known PHYSICIANS and ind
viduals in all parts of the country immense and care
inl perusa ofhe Almanac published annually by the pro.
pretor and to be had gratis of any his agents cannot
but satisfy the most skeptca that this remedy really de-
serving the grea: celebrity it has obtained.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 96 Arch ST Phil
adephia, Pa. mnr1:v
Sold in burlington by E. E. GAY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

IS About three hundred mustang horses
fasssd through this city yesterday, and crossed
the rirer We did no. hear their destination.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
Munnels Great American Preparation

II "a IOr thOeTn, cholera hvt-
btisi CIoilc Oysehtery and pans In TIE
somaeh and Bowels. This celebrated spreclfe used
with The utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
VINO have attained eminence In Medical profession in
the Eastern states and Of them throwing aside their
pIoghosucn nave given certificates tesfyBg its SUPERB
ory 10 any medicine invented removing pain
rom the stomach and bowels. sure safe and
speedy In It's operation and has doubtless saved
oreas OF lives 1t should be family medicine every
family parhes the blood and strengthens III syste
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

crEIous FAcr.-Yesterday, nine brothers,
br the name of Levanwey. met in this city, BY
mutual arrangement, to proceed company on
visit TO their aged mother living in ST. Law
renee county, n, Y. The whole of them, from
the commencement of manhood up to the pres
eat time, had been democrats and voted the
Democratic ticket. They live in different local.
tiles over a region of country nearly 1000 miles
in extent. On meeting yesterday and compar-s
ing notes, they found they we're ali for Fremont
That good old mother may well beproud of her /
sons
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23
Bas,an f,,r 4e

Joseph Williams, slave at Mobile, escaped
rom ihas place IN the brig Grower, just arrived
here. The Captain on entering the barber at
tempted to secure the slave for the purpose of
taking him back, when Williams jumped over
board but Was afterwards picked up and resesed
The Vigilance Committee being Immediately
notified OF the fact, grit Of habeas corpus was
procured, and the man is no. aefore Judge
Rigelow where hearing OF the case is going On.
considerable excitement around the Court
House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

NOVEL DEER HuNTING.-IIerr Dresbauch late
ly adopted new method of hunting in which he
will probably have as lew imitators as he has in,
his lion tanning powers The Chicago Times
states that while travelling in Indiana near La
Porte, lately, he observed, a short distance
from the road, under the shade of cluster of
trees, fine fat Buck, whose dainty form was suf-
ficient to whet the appetite of the most passe
gourmdnd that ever played freaks with an inor.
dinate appetite Now, at the present season.
there is law prohibiting the shooting of deer,
SO the Herr who is said TO be ''some with the
rifle, had 70 abandon the ide of bringing him
down by that method, What wess to be
done? Such lucious feast could not be allow.
ed to .-5s Gr..-.., s .ss
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M,
and there was none of the canine species about,
to hunt him down. A lucky thought glanced
across the imagination of the great lion king ;
his pet leopard was at hand, and he could easily
convert him into, not a lions provider, but a
pToEider for the lions master. Unbarring the
case in which his dangerous pet was confined he
pointed to the unconscious tenant of the forest,
who was calmly browsing upon the green her.
bage, not dreaming of the proximity Of his dan.
gerous foe. In minute afterward the beauti-
full buttreacherous animal was steaithilv GREEN
ing towards his prey; who, failing to detect the
taintest noise, SO eat-like was the approach was
hrst made conscious of his hapless fate by feeling
the iangs of the leopard after the fatal sprng
Herr Driesbach was ostmmedatelv upon the
spot and with his hunting knife soon completed
the work SO successfully commenced by his
spotted companion"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-23

eot Of the West Church in this city, was yester-
day called upon 70 oficiate at each of the varied
sersaccs required of clergyman. He preached
N sne morning and Afternoon, administered the
A.orAs supper At noon, and during the day mar
neu couple, bspsixed two persons, and ofhci.
asea funeral II rarely occurs that 4 Pro.
tssiant clergyman performs SO many rites of The
church in one dav.--Ressnu Tran,
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Land nenartmanf

/ les MD1NES NAvIGATION COMPa.
~ NY.-on the sixteenth day OF June. next ~. a.
nee ior the sale Of the lands Of this company win be
nosed from this place to Fort Des Moines. - e
These lands VIII be sold or long c, edits and IN t,
suit the meansand wishes of Purchasers. - ''' 70
.5,sa5 $3.50 zr4 s--5s GEO. II. PERKINS.
= oTruNwA, IOWA, May 18th, 1885, ItnavIs,f
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PITTsBURG. july il

~ IITTSBIRG, July 10.
An enthusiastic ratification meeting was held
here last night by the friends Of Fremont and
Dayton in Pittshurg, and Fremont and johnson
in Allegheny. Quite a rivalry existed between
the two sections As to which meeting Should be
the largest. Gen. William Robinson presided
over the Fittsburg meeting, assisted by twenty
Vice Presidents. Addresses were made by
Senator Wilson. of Massachusetts, John A.
Weller, of California, Thomas Williams Gov.
Ford, of Ohio, and others. Mr. Bnrlingame had
been announced, but was not present. Resolu-
tons approving the nomination of Fremont and
Dayton, and the platform of the Republican
party, were passed unanimously
At the Allegheny City meeting Dr.. VIM.
Woods presided, assisted by 10 Vice Presidents.
The meeting was addressed by Gov, Wood. Of
Ohio General Wilson, of Mass, and Messrs.
Williamson and Huntington. Geo. Law did not
attend, as was announced. By invitation, w.
+. Jonston appeared on the stand. Heexpressed
his thanks, and said if he could, by any means.
surrender tas trust reposed in him by the Amer
lean party, he would willingly do so. Strong
resolutions were passed, opposing o.y:l and &C.
clesiastical slavery, whether domestic or foreign
The preamble says that the Americans showed
every disposition to meet the Republicans on
terms of equality. but being refused, they now
ratify the nominttion of Fremont and johnson.
Gen. Wilson has signifed his intention 10 yote |
for Mr.. johnson for Vice President in preference
to Mr. LAYTON |
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1900. Summer Arrangements. 1866
- I IT 80

s5hoars tettoeea CNtca9o and Ee1o Vore
F7' t5s'#a'e~ yia s'Ftss's a. s.l $50 -
Michigan Central, Great Wes.er7s 2uf3o and i,yayt.
FORD Raifeags, to Bu5aio, Albany, Geao York, PhIa-
detphfd and Boston. The only direct route and 90
miles nearer to Niagara Falls, rs miles nearer to
Aeto fork and Boston, than by any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leaves Chicago:
CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
cinnati at P. NJ; connects at Ipdi-
. 6.l0 a. M dianapoiis with trains for Dayton Co.
Eumbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pitts
sburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore. $3.50 - :,
C. NAIL; Supper at Detroit, breakfast
st Rochester or HorrelIsyille next
oSo a. m. morning, supper in NeB York or lodge
In Boston; also lodge in PhiladeIphia yfa
Emira. ~ ss--.s- e. : :.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives In N
I45 m. York at p. NJ. next evening or
Boston IL at night. Arrive in Phila
fdelpha, eta Elrnira, at 10 pm
AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives /,
4.0o p. m. New York at A. u. second day oy
Boston at p. NJ. Phladeiphia attic 20
second morning. q 81 -
soo p. m. NIGHT EXPIRES; Connects next uorna
Ing at Detroit with North shore line 81
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Doyy., OF, Them.

~
We find the following in the Nashville Patriot.
Il seems thar our Southern friends really had an
idea that platforms were made to be lived up
to- They have evidently forgotten the fate of
that constructed with 50 much labor and care in
1852 .
THE PLATFORM RIPPED UP.-The Democratic
c. s. Senate have passed, in defiance of the ve-
10 Of President Pierce, bills for the improve
ment of the ST. Mary's River and st. Clair Flats.
The two-thiris vote required by the Constitu-
ton was obtained. This is carrying out the
pledges the Cincinnati platform with vengeance,
Internal Improvements BY the general govern
ment, are denounced as unconstitutional by the
platform and the Democratic Senate, almost
before the ink of Mr.. Buchanans letter of ac-
ceptance has dried, enacts so far as it has the
power to enact, two unconstitutional internal
improvement laws, which their democratic Pres
ilent had vetoed What are democratic pledg-
es and platforms worth They are OF less value
than the paper on which they are written.
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LOVES Improved PATENT TRUSS
- ERIDSEs.-I1e undersigned are pronrie,ors
OF the above patent for the State of Iowa. and are repa
req TO contract Tor the erection of Railway or Highway
OF any length OF span from 50 et 800 feet in
any part of the State As the above BRIDGES nav, ha
adopted on most of the Railroads the United states We
deem comment as to their strength, and chean
ness unnecessary All communications upon the sutier.
win Eecef prompt attention = '''
address. 'sToNE, BOOMER & BoYIgGToN.
fsb25.dw6tt- :. ~ navennar. -,
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B g y. R. 3. FREIGHT OFFICE.
WI 4 only FreigiItfrnta fhiaarcai Ieares

All freight designed 70 be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous
naay2Ssptt wM. n. BACKT-S, Sr,'t
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FsEE SoII, FREE MSS. FRxE Schools AND
FREAoNr,--The State Association of the Teach
ers OF Ohio held at Mansfield last week their
semi-annual meeting, We are told that about
800 Teachers were present, The citizens of
Mansfield gave them a splendid entertainment
on Thursday evening, one that is represented
to have been IN the highest degree ereditahle to
the taste and the hospitality of the people.
one OF the Toas.s, we hear, prepared for the
occasion. was . Free Soil. Free Men, Free
Schools: As the Presidsn, OF the evening an
ncnoced this Toast, the whole assembly, as with
one voice shouted out ~ANn fgSaoNr.r Ii
vas anpsemeditased, but it was all the more
signifcat There was not, we are assured one
discordont note to check this spontaneous
expression Of the Peoples viii So much for
Ohio g
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Notice to Farmers

MASSf,S Patent Adjustable Rcano.
VI and Mower Com bined.-Tb. nnderstsnI
cd are the only agents for these machines Farmers i
90 wellto call and them before purchasing anv n,b
Kind. (nay2lbptO MICHAELs, PARKS CO Scl'i
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'S". A. DOUGLASS. KDwIRD FITCH. FREDERICK HAppIsa
DOUGLASS, FITCH G. Co.,
t)KODgCE. Storage and Comm iss;on
Merchants, Dealers In GRAIN FIogs rtc II IN

erai advances made on Consignnents.
NO. % hszfe Street, ChicGgo
REFERENCES e. /. Tinkham, Banker F. Granger Ad
AIMS BANKER nessrs siunser i Armour; a. I. Dickin.
son, ESD, and 4. r. Williams, ESQ.,
rsY we have ample CELLAR room for storing Butter
Eggs, &C. marlbp.yI
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EIIIiIfd, n. T., July IU
A large FIRE occurred at Corning, last night,
Destroying forty buildings, being great por
ton of the business part of the town. Every
building on Main street, except the Dickinson
House, was burned. Loss sl5o,o 0o--ir,surance
Siniou .-.s
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Mr.. Dayton's letter, accepting the nomna-
ton of the Republican Vice Presidency, is pub
ished. He endorses the platforms; blames the
South for the sectional issues that have been
raised.
The Z. S. Frigate Potomac, lett Key West,
July 18th; arrived here to-day.
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No complaint appearing for Williams, the es-
capped slave, Judge Metcaitt told to go free amidst
great applause. Williams vas then hurried off
by his friends and sent on the Srst train toward
Canada. Much excitement attended the affair
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Hartford Conn, July II
Two OF Hazards powder-milis blew up this
morning at Hazardsvlle, and three workmen
were dangerously, (probably fatally injured.