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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

REAL ESTATE SALES
4 NO. l FARM FOR SALE.

VIE undersigned win highest bidder on the
L Public Square in the OF Franklin, Williamson
county. on MONDAY, THE 18th INST. on a credit of a
and Is months notes payable in bank we'll endorsed and
lien retained 165 OF good land the STATE of
Tennessee Affords in the heart Of the celebrated Perkins
settlement About IS Of said lRni tmbered
the remainder Ugh state Of cultivation 1t Is situated
on the West Harpeh turnpike road miles west ofFrapk
lin, adjoining the lands OF n. E. Perkins J. b Davis
Shy, A. Brown and J. Hamilton.
Persons desiring gocd Pa in of the healthy
locations in the State would do well 10 can upon the under
signed who will take pleasure in showing premises
or any information desired b. obtained by calling upon
DR.. }. W. Morton, No. IS Cedar stI eet, Nashville.
Ed. @. COOK,
r. NJ. EWING,
july Std. Agents
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

woodland Cream I'd P01nade FOR beGtalying The
Hdr-highly periued, superior to any French article
imported and half the price, dressing Ladies Hair
no equal giving it bright glossy appearance. 1t
causes GentIeren's Hair to the most natural
removes dandrud always giving the hair the
being shampoOned. Price only fifty cents
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE L CO., PrOprietors ofthe
sspo,r, of Thousand Flowers
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.

A VALUABLE House and Lot on Church ST.,
n fronting 81 feet said street, running back 81
49, IT. or 81 feet and l65 deep, With front Of Is i
on Spruce street. This is valuable piece of pTop- I
ert and located in the finest neighborhood in the city,
and will be sold on liberal terms. Enquire of
Z. r. GLASCOCK, Agent
No IN
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
KINGSTON SPRINGS,

CHEATHAH COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
THIS popular and favorite now open for the
reception Of visitors. have the services the
and those who have had much experience their
eyera duties The pleasureseeker and invalid each
shall have every attention they require suffice
care viii be taken TO render this season the paragon The
superior medical properties which mark the White Black
and Grey Sulphur Spring. and Sulphur and Chaybeate
Springs recognized by those who have felt
fetal inf We have engaged the celebrated Gothic
Player, Jordan, and his Band, from Nashville. Our
nibus viii leave the Sewanee House Tuesday Thursdays
and Saturdays for the Springs.
iunel 5-1m. KREIDER 4 JONES,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHER1FF'S SALE.
DY virtue OF two her directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennessee, at its May term, 1851 will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash, the Courthouse
yard gate, in the City Of Nashville SATURDAY THE
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1851 all the right title claim, in
teret and estate which John c. McLemore then had or
may have since acquired in and to the following described
tract piece, parcel lot Of ground of Lot
No; 49, in the original plan Of the city Of Nashville
and bounded follows, to-wit: Beginning on the
corner OF Gay and Spruce sire cts in said city running
thence with the line OF Spruce Southery direc-
ton, l26 feet inches the part Of Fad Lot
heretofore sold to John Samuel Stacker thence at right
angles nth said Spruce street $50 stone thence
parallel with said Spruce NorherIy direction
126 feet inches TO Gay street. thence the line of
Gay street in westerly direction $50 the begin.
ming, being levied the property OF John O. McIe-
TO satisfy judgments rendered in favor of Jamesk
Joseph Woods Exrs Of Robt Woods and v X stevenson
against said McLemOre.
JOHN x. EDMONsoN, Sheriff,
June r. 1851. BY R. H. CAMPBELL rs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

HUDSE AND LOT FUR SALEs
AM Offering for sale privately, House and Lot 90
Il situated on Broad street, few doors above Sum- i
mer fronting 81 = feet onsBroad, running back los I
ieet to an alley The house contains rooms in the main
building, with Kitchen bath-house, smoke house, &c.
VIII give bargain in the above property, and terms
shall be easy. E. z. GLASCOCK, Agent
june16. No 81 Cherry st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SAFE.

1 HAVE beaut iul House and Lot Crawford
L street, all in good Order which am instructed A
TO sell positively. Those in want OF home, cheap, E
would DO well to call If sold within few
days privately, it will be offered public auction
E. R. GLASCOCK, Agent,
june12. No. 81 Cherry st
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

TWO STORY BRICK, containing 6 or Z rooms The
lot fronting 994 feet and running feet TO an
aIley This IS very desirable property, and situated
short distance from the residence Blbo. We will
give bargain in this property
beautiful lot Crawford street, running hack To
McLemoTe street $50 feet
Alof the above property located in thriving portions
Of the City, persons DESTROYS making purchases at
a bargain, will call on Z. R. GLASCOCK, Agent,
junel2 No 81 obsrry ~
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
Wheat! WheafIs


ScaIes! ScaIes!!
FIHHEsE asAes weigh from b.. % four tons tAs rrer
Il sam has been aWardea them over FalsbaRk's aRd
oheTs, and have gained reput@ten aboFe scaes In
use. dhey constructed eYeF GET eat % order
and are warranted % last lang ne timber that sy
Inc these Scales do - - calling ~
+. G. BAEDY's, AEsaf,
falsle. No 60 College, e., Nashsile Re1n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

kAEHFaAz. jay l, fs5T.
THIS Bank has declares dFdend Of Per o1t q
The preats for tie las 1anhs and per eeaf eat q
Surplus prots akklg f5F eeat E41s tie siae-
hoa1zrs e. aeElA1d- D. MEANER,
fulFS-lm. Cashier
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
ROBERTSON COUNTY.
PuRIIC SPEAKING.

The undersigned, Ca didates Congress, in the 5h
Congressona District, mutually agreed speak at
the following times and places:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT TERVi

Los PTiEes,amountng to- $4,000
Tickets s., Halves t2, Quarters 81.
Certificate Of Packages OF Ten Tickets soId the
following rates, which is the risk:
~ nhsie AieAets-.-- .--- ..tsa
~ nan 1ieActa..-. sss.ss.--...ss. IL
10 Quarter Itekets.... 8
Bank Notes q sound Banks taken 81 Cheeks
NeW YORK RENTED for Address orders Tcsta
Certificates Of Packages Of Ickes
ANDERSON 4 son, Ma naseFs, Macon. Ga
- Orders for Tickets addressed 10 g. II WISTFR
Box So, Naahvie Tenn. viii promptly atfens-s
70. ANDERSON son, siaaAgers,
July ] Macop Ga
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

CsHRRsE.-iee sszssi y. h chsssa uila article, o
u szls - ,. e. 20HaRIs0S.
fsbls O. EroaasAy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

A CHANCE FOB PROFITABLE INVEsTMEHT.
All aEssins foF sais. riskEs 9aaussstaEe JUS
fiCE GALhREAThs C0fION EEAD PLANrER,
Ehieh i believed - Be snFrior g sny inpAeens Ma
chine bsogs he p1AAc ~ kai Fufpae- ms aeand
Tor Tia maehine u1lited, anz 1ssTs An8 a..
poransiy er engaging pronlahis busiuess For sar-
tllsr tnfoEuaGea s4dfsas, II. l. jos sfCE
5alg1-lu. 0oeGistseIis. Henu.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15

WIS Is the favorable time build your Cerns The
j. GREAT cIsTERN BUILDER, HUGH l. LEArY, is now in
thi city, prepared build them Of sizes AppH-
cations made by note Otherwise, TO Ii. g.. scOve viii
receive prompt attention. Iune25-tf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
ALSO,

OTIS Nos. 81, So SO and 100, Preston Hays sddi-
Il ton to Nashville fronting 81 feet Polk street run
ming back 100 eet bargain will be given in these lots
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-15
FISHER. WIRELESS Co.

(suCCEsSOhs TO JOHNSON, HORNE Coz
COTTON, Tobacco Storage, General Commission and
- Produce Merchants Broad ami Market
Tenn, will devote particular attention TO ali
business intIusted TO them. juy9-u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

TERRIBLE SCENE IN THEATRE.-A writer
from Europe gives the following description OF
the scene at Leghorn, where, in an agony of
alarm, one hundred men, of crowd, were
trsmpled to dc ath, and Eve hundred wounded !:
"The house was crowded. The play, 1.-THE
taking of Sevastopol." The first acts went off
well, battery after battery exploded. aud the
thrilling spectacle made the theatre ring with
applause. AL eyes were turned to see them
take the Malakotf. At last it was stormed. The
soldiers rushed in, then the explosion, amid the
wiIdes, cheers AT that moment spark caught
the scenes, they blazed, the audience thought it
a part OF the play and cheered the louder, the
scene Was so unnatural. Alas it was too per-
feet. Aaotber moment they saw their mistake,
a wild cry OF misery drowned the applause
Higher il rose, maddening the spectators with
fright. Five minutes more and the fire was ex-
tingushed, bat the spectators, like herd Of
buffaoes, ike panic-striken army, like flock
of sheep before wolves, Ike passengers from a
sinking ship, losing all thought but OF self
preservation, rushed from their seats. The
shrieks of women, the shrill cry OF children,
the hoarse vo ces of men, all struggling Tor life,
presented scene not describable Some threw
| themselves from the boxes into the pit, killing
themselves and crushing those beneath Them
No Judgment no foretheusht; out Of the win
dows. over the lodges, stamping each other to
death. The Sentinels were ordered to stop the
passage with bayonets. They planted, and
those in the front ranks were run through and
through, and the soldiers, with the rest were
! mu,iiated with the feet oil hundreds"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

An IMPORTANT GRAIN DEcisioN.-The Cleva
land Herald reports decision of much impor-
lance TO mercantile men, rendered few days
since in rho United States Court by Judge Will
son. in tina. city. A year ago last June, T. A.
Walton sold 10 The agents OF Fitzhush q Little
John. Of o.wego, a quantity Of wheat lying in
an elevator at Cleveland. The purchase money
was raid ARA an order for the delivery OF wheat
given. On The nigh, after the order was given,
ana previous to its being weighed out ies ship
mept, the elevator took ire and the wheat was
entirely consumed Notice had been gwen by
seller TO the buyer at the time of sale that no
insurance had been effected. The question be-
tween the lp,yties now turned on the point
whether tie wheat was sold free on board
or not the purchasers contending such was q
part of the terms OF sale, whist the seller de.
MED any mention being nade OF such agree.
ment. A suit was brought for the recovery OF
the money by the purch tsers. Judge Wilson
charged the jury thar the question TO be con-
sidered was whether the wheat had actually
been de iiscred 10 the purchaser. The fact Of
the none, being paid and the warehouse order
for delivery being given did not suffice. The
article must have been weighed out to the puf.
chaser before delivery could be legally effected.
1t not being contended by the defendant that
this had been done, the jury returned verdict
COR The plaintiff tor 81 907 80, With interest from
the 2Sd Of June, 1856.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

= The wife Of man NAMED Basil Hall, i've
miles from Washington. got into quarrel with
. Ssssals slave on Monday last, and the chAste'
Iseis~d her missssss aad held her in 1hc fire,
burning her 20 badly. Is TO cause her death, in
q very short time. .A.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

H0naasIE ACcIDExT-The Benton Co. Demo-
crat, Of the 5th inst, says that on she Monday
previous q trightful accident occurred at the
Benton city steam Aouring mills. resulting in
the instantaneous death Of Mr. John u. Puiver.
Il u stated that Mr.. r. and another person were
engaged In grindiug An axe within few feet Of
the hy wheel Of the engine, which vas then
running Al . speed Of ono hundred and eighty
reyolusiops minute, when MF. r. mfssed hss
Seetiag and fell against the ~ wheel. which, ID
- ckees spacs Of too sccoa3s crpsAsd hin
in,e An1sarea corps, bssaklAg evssy beps b
- boAy With to sxespsioa u 60 teg
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

ANOTHKR HORsE THIE1 HAxGKDl-We lsss
from the Ansmosa Eureka that Hiram RobeN,
the notorious counterfeiter and horse thief. ubs
vas arrested q Red Oak Grove. in Cedar con.
~, on Friday last, By the Regulatory" wsst
kan into Jones county. neas Walnut Fork, nd
after being tried and pronounced guilty, vs
hanged 70 tree. His dead body vas found o.
Saturday st;ll hanging, having been left By H.
lynchers to be inferred BY others. Roberts. 70
believe, il the eleventh victim 10 the lypeA
Law in the central counties Of Iowa during ths
present year. The strange infaeuasion that IN
prompted the taking oflife in this manner n
an offence which the Law does mot punish uii
death will ever be an inex plicable disgrscsp
the fair fame Of this State.-M uscatine Jour,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

According 70 the telegraph, both Dosds
and Walker, though differing irreconcilsbf
from the President, have expressed their "
sent in . friendly manner. Their civil.y )
probably Of piece with thst Of the AesGa
lawyer, when charged with contenp s Of eezl
Il have expressed no contempt for the cOsst'
said he; ION the contrary, bare carefully -
cealed my feelings" -, s.4,4
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

FRoxGN 70 DEArH.-The dead body ofa M
partly devoured BY wolves, vas found near ihs
house Of Mr. L. Wilbur, q Fifteen Nile Grove
10 Tama county, On the 29sh ult. BY Nessrs. J.
H. Sealy, Ots .. Wing aud KH Lsddes I'm
whom we derive our Information. On the ~.
son Of the deceased we're found GIG, 10 in monsy,
and two letters addressed 70 one Longer. fhs
the house Of ". E. Wood near Buckingham .
the Saturday previous. and Is l. supposed -
frozen in attempting 70 cross the prairie 70 ~
teen Mile Grove or Steamboat Rock, near which
latter place son Of bis 10 said TO reside. M
articles found on the road were left with u.
Wilbur.-Vinton Eagle.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

~ The Gazette speaks disparsgingly Of
company Of twelve or thirteen Bohemian
enigranss Who came TO this city Thursday,
wrongly sent from Baltimore, on their way to
love City. We are told they were intelligent
and good sort Of people-that they had been
ship. wrecked. and lost pretty much all their
nes.s and clothing, aud il they we're hard look
sax, ~ the Gazette says, I've did not see them
this circumstance would account for it, Stran-
Rsss In strange country, unable to understand
e>r language, and bsseft of their little means,
es sss glad TO And that they found friends with
hearts 70 sympatbizs With their condition. Mr.
Proshaska and others Furnished them with clio
sAisg ssA prsesrsda conveyance for them to
johnson county, where they have friends, and
vhers they vill soon become thrifty, indus'ri
Gus and valuable citizens.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

Charles Farrell, an Irishman q. years Or u,
employed 70 ct up pins In :. ten-p,n alley d
LapOrte, Mich, displeaseds young fellow named
George Arlington, who was ''rollinsr there .
thanksgiving day, when Arlington threw ball
81 him, which broke his skull. he died "
same night, and the murderer ID held for tsiaL
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23
Hear the Thundrr.

y The Washington Union thus heralds the con.
Hrmation Of Gen. Denver, Who was opposed ~
Judge Douglas ta4 saa +tsraa- .at
"A sGRArSYISa RRsuLr Ia vim Be seen by
the official announcement which We publish "
Rotary Of Kansas Territory, in place Of End
erick P. Stanton, removed, has been confrnll
BY the Senate. This prompt action Of the Sesate
In response TO the policy Of the adminissFadcn
on the subject Of Kansas win be hailei svi,h
satisfaction BY the country" 4 4..-- 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

II large number of Bohemian emsran's
. we're 10 town yesterday, on their way TO tue
West.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

" ~ We are indebted TO Hor. s. 4. Curtis
Hoa. q A. Douglas, and Hon. Timothy Davis
for attentions 20 this ONCE.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

~ A ssaivs, and ill.disposisioDed horse
threw hss rider q the corner Of Je6erson and
Third sssssts. yssssrdAy. The rider was thrown
d;rsesly saAes The hssls Of horss fastened near
b.. r. Gase hssss. becoming frighsened.
kpeekea too nes ~ thsir legs; Bot sessngs
- ~. IL pssssa thrown, (aithoesh his bead
80 lesseIg bsevsen The HAD Iegs 81 The KICK
- horuA) sssspsd snhasG j..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

Snesa RxAnsxnns.-The Board Of Edncs-
don Of this city have appointed the following
ssnilsosa E1an.iners Of the Public Schools OF
Dssiingtss: @. b. DAawru. Eco, Rev. y. r.
HAsv. Ne. Z. l. PARSONS.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

Tus FIasI IrEN UArsa TINE CRY LICENSE
LAw.-Oue Of our GrrihAA citizens, having an
eye 70 the appetite Of his fellow creatures, and
The profits - be realized therefrom, suggested
- friend the advantages 70 be derived from
che retail sale Of beer, and proposed partner
ship for that purpose. Shortly Afterwards, one
Of The persona without consulting the other,
took lieeasc, and commenced the business
The ether, ascertaining the fact Of the sales,
bat igsosAnt Of the license, treated some friends
and thea promised 10 make information. The
sellsr dsGed him, and the ether ofEsssd bet Of
I've dollars that he could sustain prosecution
against him. The bet was accepted. and the
noasy ssaked, when the beer merchant pro-
duced his lsesase. The other demanded his
money. which was refused. and he had recourse
% q lav- suit 70 recover it. His antagonist was
obliged - rsfasd she dollars. and pay quite
lIesle ite0 Of costs. of
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23
rr Hon. WILLIAM BEss, Ex-Governor

rE Hon. WILLIAM BKsB, Ex-Governor Of
Ohio nov citizen OF Winnebago County, ILL.,
nois. has been indicted by the Grand Jury OF
th., County for manslaughser, for shooting dead
one Of charivari party at his house last sprlag'
on the occasion Of his sons marriage, an incl"
dent With which our readers are familiar Gov.
Buus he's engaged Judge W. JOHNSTON and
Wsa. fsonAs Coawsx, Of Ohio, TO defend him.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

uonsssUs Tenses's CoxE AaAIs.-How prone
60 aaDkiad - lay the calsmities brought BY
their own sess upoa themselves, 10 every cause
but shs tsas eaes People in Iowa are canvass
iae IL RAak question. and many other ques-
asss. y vay sfAsdisg an easy way out Of pre-
ssse hasd sioes AID ansng other measures
eTsslfsf. eur aprivsr contemporary, ofthe Da-
vsspess 0asstse, psoposss repeal Of the usury
lasa u ssdss hat eur psspas may borrow mo-
~ o. svsssy psr esat-. Or at ssssssr interest
tAaA ~ PEI esat ..,s
70 eur uind, the causs Of present hard times
asd The remsdy, ore juss - psa'n % the ROAD 70
IN. We have sent too much money to Ne
bs.sks aad Kassas to buy lands, aud to New
Yosk 50 ksw Orleans and elsewhere TO buy
eseds, groceries, machinery, &C., &c. The rem
sAy u In raiaing more grain, more hogs, more
eassle, deep, nalss and horses. 90 that We can
espess esss, G. u rstreschisg our expenses, or
IN bod. Borrowing can only afford temporary
relief.
WAss b there 10 justify any man in borrowing
s.sosy ct twenty per cent? Surely, NO legiss-
nAss business can pay such interest upon CAPT
tai? No business man can, in our opinion. at
lesd - pay even ten per cent. upon any consi'
Asrable portion Of mis- capital in trade, contnu-
ously And surely there are no speesldtiomsjus'
nov that sill justify it. Perhaps some pool
,s.as has foolishly put his hand in the ion'
snessh BY giving trust deed Of his home. will
twenty or more per cent. interest, to . none!
lender, and Is driven to have his property sol'
, under TIE hammsr Or borrow At whatever tn
lsadee may ask. He may be willing. especisil
II pay day 10 distant, to pay large interest
But eves he had better make q sale or hav
/, his property sold under the hammer, while h
can save . little. than 10 have oil eaten up b
iussrest, and suffer the cares and perplexities III
.;dent TO condition Of this kind. II isjus
about O. easy TO die by the sword as by famine
Although We do not propose to occupy ou
columns with discussion Of usury laws, yet "
cannot help remarking upon the absurdity {
seeking relief from the pecuniary pressure tbs
10 noe pinching US, by borrowing At twenty pC
cent That 10 whst ais us nov and what maxi
10 distrussed abroad. The very effort to borro
at such rates would satisfy any money lender
). christsudon that to lend us would be extra h
ssrdous
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23
a ~NE Dslhanap ~ - AAninistsasion,
0i.l{ Jar Dasij ~ sAs ars-eas.rs are


asassstshs Ae1ien. Dssgis - walker doubt
- nAgsayAt1 70 Ssantsn. md be called the
Iasi1stsss Together u extra session. Old Buck.
aAee - aaals ~ raj, which vas too late 70
! psssses ~ niDsAisf, reserved Ssanten and APP
psiassa beavers, = rank prosiavery man, q
DSsayiIle. ~. Bat ne lsgislasare, being . le'
0alhsdy. sallsd ssOsshse = legal say, have
4 As1ssainsA spsa shs appsiasnsss OF another
! ~ q Ss1gss " nssslsa ans Ne opening OF
IN sAse.shsst ~ saass. vhsrs the people
e vaHs ~ ~ 81 sgaiass he Ceastitusion
! . ~ . - 0sss elssse. Calhesn, the pro-
'uvaosasI 0svsssnssns and the Administration,
30 u therefore headsd. The Legislature hav.
. - essa lsgally called Together, can 60 ON 10
lssisaaas ~ KassaA. pass laws iastead Of the
lass bse1ss rsl1an code, and whether she comes
isse ~ Uaiea - State or not can enact
vhsaasas Avs end iaaagusats evil govern
asaA In shs nsaasIme, however obnoxious "a
JsG. Davis, Buchanan or The new Governor. the
tsssisesial legislature must remain, asd cannot
u - diaosssed - ifs saAetneats ENABLED without
ssvslutiea. Il does look little % shcsgh the
tahass were sarnsd spoo The conspirAsoss. W.
shall -. eus9 7s,. 1850
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

"THE ABoLirIoNIsrs HAVE Cor Us."-The
last Leavenworth Times has most piquant par
agraph. 1t says
"The proclamation which Acting Governor
Stanton has issued, has had most excellent ei-
feet upon Kansas. When Judge Cato read it,
he exclaimed, in that chaste and classical style
so peculiar 10 his honor, 'by Cd! the id
Abolitionis,s have got us!' and then adjourned
to drown his sorrow in suidry glasses of Le-
compton whiskey."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-23

~ All the Democratic papers in Iowa have
taken the Douglas shute, except the Davenport
Democrat and Dubuque Northwest The ad-
ministratior, as far as We can learn, has not
a single friend in Burlington.