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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Coon SUGGEsTIoN.-Dr Ross, stree mig
ger, is travelling about giving pretty good evil
dence to the Slaveocrats that the African is sus.
ceptih!c of great improvement. He is lectuaing
on Slavery, and arguing that it is diyina in
stitution, and that it is a sin TOR q H.an to be
without slave or master. In the excitemens
OF then delight the slaveocrats forget their pre-.
ludice against color, and take Ross into iulI
communion with thera, and iete and pet him as
man OF giant iHtelect--almos, equal to Doug.
las. The Chicago Tribune suggests ,ns1 il
would be good idea for Douglas TO h;re this
free negro to actis the capacity Of Captain on
the Mississippi piansssion. The slaves would
DC more APT 10 believe the Rev coIored person
than ii white priest ofhcia' ed. He could teach
'aem that they west fore-ordained to be the
chattels of Massa Douglas and his children. He
could assure them sh'.t it was sin for a slave
to learn to read tho word Of Cod that the Bible
authorized the Plaster to sell slave wife away
IRON DER husband or slave child from its mo-
'"er; that slave girl should be the concubine
OF her ov'ner or oyerseer, as his own slave mo-
Their hs.d been
Tbs would he putting DR.. Ross to q valuable
nse-inaking him missionary TO his own race,
ana giving Douglas another chance to manifest
his pious nencvolence for Southern religion.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

A Stranger with a brick in his hat rece,,tly
entered the police court at Worcester, N,ass.,
aud called for quart of whiskey. A VIZ csish
policeman took his bottle, flied it with water
took the mans twenty-five cents, ssud le, him
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

ssow..H showed az Fountain City, wiscon.
SIN, on the Mississippi, Tuesday night a, -
O'clock When the xstchmsu on the War Fa-
gie ie't ms station at that hour. the ton of the
ooas vas white. nicely, though ,hinly earpetrd
ss'n snow. Such a thing is r.sity on the 18th
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

poLlcE CouRr.-Daniel McGee, an expcrien
ced faster Of whisky, was brought before Justice
Harris yesterday, for being drunk, and WAS
fined one dollar and costs.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

4 little row occurred at Marion Hall on
Saturday, on account Of al elderly gentlemen,
who was slightly "under the weather." and
made himself unnecessarily conspicuous. After
some resistance he was carried off by the 9th.
GERS ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

"AwFuL."-The Bellville Tribune says that
the City Council of that burg has passed an Or
dnance regulating the sale of fresh meats, with
proviso that persons may sell spare ribs, sau-
cages, or other ofai, at any time."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

AS INCIDENT OF BALAKLArA.-Whe the
Light Brigade was preparing for action, the
butcher of the 18th Lancers Tan Irishman, }
who had Just be Ell performing his Office, slangh-
tering sheep aud oxen, made his appearance in
the field, without coat or waistcoat, his shirt
sleeves rolled up, and his arms and taco smeared
with blood-a grotesque and terrible figure
He mounted a powerful charger and rode up to
his troop. He had no business there, but the
prospect of bloody fras was too strong to be
resisted. He seized two sabres, deliberately ex.
amined the temper and edges OF the blades,
selected the sharpest, and threw the other aside
lie then, with cooiness, took out a short black
pipe, lighted ir placed it in his mouth, and, set.
ting himself in the saddle, rode with the ..six
hundred into the Valley of the Shadow of death,
This man was seon among the Russian bat
teries, sabreing the gunners right and left slay-
ing with his own hand at least six of the enemy.
cutting his way in the retreat through the
swarms of Russian cavalry which vainly sought
70 intercept the remnant OF the gallant band.
and, wonderful to relate, be rode back still
smoking his pipe as coolly as If nothing had
happened, without having received single
scsateh.-lP reeman's Journal:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

FATAL ACQUISITION Saturday last dis
tressng accident occurred near Pleasant Green,
about ten miles east of this place, by which
Mr.. JOSEPH CAMPBELL, aged about 81 years, son
of Mr.. James Campbell, was almost instantly
killed. 1t appears that the young man had been
using colt in the team with which he was
blowing, and on unhitchng at noon to go to
dinner. he attempted to ride the colt, when it
reared and threw him from its back, and his
feet becoming entangled in the harness. the
colt ran, the young mans head striking the
ground until his skull! was broken in many pla-
ces He lived but few moments after be was
released from the animal. Mr.. c. was young
man much esteemed, and his untimely De i is
sad blow to many Borrowing rela. -
Oyua,rkd plainGeoIer
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Hon. Joseph Williams of Muscatine, has
been appointed as one Of the Territorial Judges
of Kansas His Honor is merry blade, and
che best natura' button and vsntriloquist in the
west. We suppose his powers of mimicry will
enable him to sit with mock serious gravity
upon the bench, bu, there will BE sport in the
Hobbies and at the taverns during recesses and
adjournments Judge Williams is good heart
ed man, though overlooking with levity, and
will not play the part of tyra cai villain like
his debauched predecessors upon the Kansas
bench.-IG ulesburg Dem.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

CONDITION or THE ILLINOIS BANKs.-A call
was made some time since upon most of the
Illinois Banks by the Bank Commissioner to
make good their securities in the hands Of the
Auditor, Of most Of them had appreciated
This, we understand, has been done by all the
banks, the most necessary to he deposited
ranging from two to Elk per cent. on their
capital.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

THE HARVEST COMMENCED IN SourHrRs ILL
Nols.-The Chester, (RaAdolph Co.. Herald,
says: 1--WE noticed, last Tuesday, 18th inst, in
passing the farm OF j. NJ Bs:r, held of wheat
i'll shock. Taking into consideration the back
"ardne>s OF our spring, we think this is rather
earlier than our neighbo1s can boas: Of"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

AFFECTING INcI Distributing the destructive
food which visited Ithaca, N. Y, on the night
of June Eth, sweeping away buildings and
drowning several persons, a woman named
Hawley, the wife of a brewer, living near the
river side, heard above the roaring of the waters
her husbands voice in tones of agony and grief,
bidding her farewell. She looked from the wiz
dow but intense gloom met her eye. The long
night wore away, and when morning came she
heard that he. with Others, had climbed into a
tree near the creek for safety; the pfunging
torrent had uprooted the tree, hurled it against
an island in mid-stream. and Il the human be-
ings clinging to the tree escaped to the Island,
except Mr.. Hawiey, who was swept down the
stream. His lifeless body was found in the
morning, and brought home to his sor.ow-strick-
en- wife.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Buel Institute Putnam County, III.
Chicago Mechanics Institute,
Cash Terms, ls57.-for improved Reaper
and Mower, $40 %
For improved Mower, 100 W
TiAE TERMS, ls51.-For Improved Reaper and Movd,
$l55 0J-us follows: SI5 90 down. and ba ance Ia
note payable Dec. ISL 1851, with interest at 6 20
cent per aDnum.
TINE TERMS. ls5T.-Por Improved Mower, al85 O6-s
follows: $50 70 down and balance in not. payab,
Dec LIST, 1891, with Interest at per cent. per
~ Purchasers to pay freight 10 all cases. r.
orders should be sent in early to prevent disappoht
ment- Address II. u. BARTLETT Il Co.,
may N-wSm. Sole Agents for Southern Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

The Springfield fllI.l i:epnaiican lately re-
viewed, siib SONG shafra,cszs Aslettsr addressed
bY Rev. NJ Qaigiey, GaIi,sIir Priest Of tilat par
ish, 10 n !nssera CAshoIc papers ard the sOn-
sequences are stated by fiat journnl as follows:
THxRxS A1SY SLire:r1wrEx fux Ger sASDs
rHE LIZA Tragedy. Scene-- Republican Off
ice-Time, Thursday afternoon, June 18th, 3
o'clock. Characte-s-Dr. Quigley and body
guard. editors, employ q Saad devils Of Repsb-
Enter his Holiness-wo thus salutes the as
sembled muirtude, "Wh II do you mean by wri-
ting about me in your dirty sheet, you must stop
it, Editor replies, Cant be did. FREE country,
people do a. they please round this part Of the
World The Dr.. WAKES wroth, threatens de-
molition OF the Office, and all the poor sinners
connected with il, and e,rasps huge shitidinh
TO administer bodily punishment. Sound TO
| arms, npraising of few tough hard y God chairs,
appearance oil the Republican army at the door,
armed with sticks maliets, hammers and ink
pots. Sudden caring in Of the besieeers; victory
perches on our banners. retreat of the enemies
forces, with coat tails streaming out behind
I'VE have met the enemy and they are ours.
n. B. P. S-For fear the Doctor should call
upon US, the Local, for satisfacton Gas we did
not nave the pleasure of seeing him at his last
visit, we would state that we have laid in two
six-shooters, one rife, one small cannon, eight
swords and pitch-!ork. We can be found at
our desk at any time from midnight until day
light, until further notice.S asss-..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

There have been more widows turned out of
post Offices under the Administration of Mr.. iBu-
chanan, than under any preceding Administra.
ton. Tho old bachelor don't think much Of
these women
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

CASE OF ABDUcrIoS.-On "Wednesday last
! q man and woman whose names were not Civ
en- we're arrested in Monmouth. charged with
abducting and forcibiy taking away from the
school house at the Oquawka Junction, a little
girl named ELLA CHoATx, daughter of Mr.. ABEL
CHoATE, residing at the latter place. Iti. claimed
on the part OF the woman that she. is the mo-
Their of the child, and had natural right TO
take her where she might find her. II ia
said that she was divorced from her husband a
few years since in Iowa, and the decree Of the
court gave to the father the custody of the
child. The parties were brought before Judge
RrrcHEY on Wednesday evening for an exami-
nation, which resulted in their discharge from
arrest. The father then attempted to take the
child away, whereupon the crowd which had
gathered began to manifest SOME excitement,
which showed that their sympathy was entirely
with the mother, and that they were determined
that she should be protected with her child
The case understand is to be carried still
further, and that application to be made
on Thursday before Judge Thompson for writ
of habeas corpus. The mother We believe is a
resident of Vermont. The examination was
conducted on the part of the plaintiff by Mr. J.
SIMPSON, and by Mr.. J. Madden for the de-
fendant.-[ Oquawka Piaindeaer. s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
Hog Cholera.-Peax with Corn--Crsps

UNIoNrowN, KY, May Goth, 1857.
EDITOR OHIO FARMER:-Bciag a constant
reader OF your useful paper, have frequently
noticed the most alarming accounts of the Hog
Cholera in it; and that disease having lately
broken Out amongst my hogs, have thought
proper to give you my experience in the treat
ment OF it. 1; made its appearance among my
hogs about the first OF last February. / had at
that time about eight hundred head in my pens,
feeding OH still slop, and they commenced dy
ing, from five to twenty head in twenty four
hours. l tried many remedies, but none seemed
to cheek the disease, until gave four hogs that
were nearly dead, about tea.spoontu of ARISEN.
ic, (each,l and they Immediately go, we'll.
then put hail pound OF arsenic in the slop,
every two or three days afterwards, until the dis
ease disappeared, which was In a very few days
after commenced the use OF it, and there has
been no appearance of it since amor . my hoes.
l have been for the last month or two feeding
little over thensand head, and my hogs, ever
since | commenced the use of arsenic, have
been healthy and thrive finely. But still! Civ.
them half pound about once a week
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
Threshing Machines! Threshing Ma
chimes.

AZ. SPENCEK d &G.'S NEW AND I'M
PROVED Il a ILEANlk.
y SPENCER CO., are glad to announce that they
Aes have now ready a new aud Improved Thre.hf
and Cleaner, which they confident will meet With
general favor among gran growers Wherever Il rss
been tried has been pronounced the ghtest running
and sim lest Machine in use, while In capacity ard
tured in this city.
They also manufacture the New York Horse Power,
All OF ron the best in the market and the first ever
made in the West.
Those In want Of machines viii do ell to send In the!f
orders at an early day not TO be disappointed
Th'y also have patterns Of all the machines 10 uss
and will repair any Oh them
They also make an excellent Hand Corn shelier.
Orders solicited. X. sPLACEk ! co.
NAV Il. y3m --.-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

GU We learn that the graduating class Of
Knox College, Galesburg, at the annual COM
mencement on Thursday, testified their disap-
prevail of President Blanchard's resignation, by
refusing to deliver their orstions. Something
of q compliment to the Dr.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

For NEBRASKA Clrl.-We saw lot Of plows,
from the manutactory of Harvey Ray, Jr., on
Saturday last marked and ready for shipment to
Nebraska City. The best pows made any where
in the West are, in our opinion, made at Bur.
lington, and We are glad to see our manutactu-
rers sending them to distant points, and thus
eniarsinp and extending their business
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
= Aembees of the late House.

Membefs OF The late House.
We recognize Messrs. J. L. johnson and ".
II Underwood as prominent Wings of other
days. Aessrs. Talbot and Clay, who run on
Democratic tickets, are also oid-iine Wligs-the
latter son of Henry Clay
Thomas J. Jones OF Campbellis the American
and James II. Garrard of Boyle the Democratic
candidate for State Treasurer--the only State
Office to be filed at the ensuing election, which
takes place on the first Monday in August.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

ROBERT J. WALKERS RIcHEs-The New
York Mirror, whose editor has known Gov
Walker intimately and thoroughly for ten
years." says of him:
After handling some hundreds of millions OF
the public money, he left the Office as poor as a
primitive Christian. Since then he may have
bought stocks and lands and mines that have
made him rich. But when WAS it counted a
crime for fortune to reward the sagacity even of
a Spectator? In lS43. Mr. Walker invested
$3.50 in the purchase Of land, on what is now
the city of Fon du Lac for which he has been
offered, within few months, more THAI $780,
600; and he also bought, years ago, coal and
quicksilver mines, which are making him mill
iopairo
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01
Yours respectfully

4
/ Concha, the Captain General of Cuba, has
been recalled to Spain, and Senior Sorsundi ap.
pointed in his place.
The old charter, under which Mayor Wood
now proposes to govern the city of New York,
was granted by King James in 1886, and pro :
vided that the Mayor should be 'sye Captain
of ye Watch" This old "Pluribustah" Char
| ter is held to be i'll force now by rye Mayor"
partisan paper says: sit is a mistake that
| the opposing party plays on harp of thou.
sand strings. The organ of that party is a
| Tyre" s''
An Irishman who had been reduced to mere
| shadow by severe illness, was asked by his
physician what he thought of future state
"Ah, Docthor," was the answer, lit makes no
difference; yez amt left enough of me for the
devil to naturaliZe no how"
A man named MAr,(e)n recently married
woman named Martiiln, and in that way he
knocked her eye Ci1 out on the day of their
marriage. .| ssjass4
A certain gallant editor thinks when a single
gentleman can't pass clohtes line without
counting all the long stockings, it is a sign he
ought to get married, and the sooner the bet
ter.
IS Hon. n. P. Banks has written letter to
Geo. ". Messenger, Esq, President OF the
American State Convention accepting of the
nomination Of the Governorship Of Massachu-5
sets. Eiiphales Trssk. Esq, the nominee io-
Lieut.. Governor, has also written letter Of
scce ptance.
A BAD hAEx.-''rvs got boy for you, SIT"
'.Glad of it; who ia hep asked the master
workman OF large establishment.
The man told the boys name and where he
lived. s4l 7a siE
Don't want him. said the master workman;
$ be has got bad mara p ssa s7.
"A bad mark, SIR; WHAT"
=. Get him every day with cigar in bis
noa h. / don't want smokers sETt
4 'own east editor advises his readers. If
hey 'ish to get teeth inserted gratis, TO 60 ard
'teal # uis where his wasch dog Is on guard. IS
i Which are the two smallest insects mention.
ID in the seripturess Tie widows mite and the
Ticked yfetz.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

% The Egyptians, Of southern Illinois are
harvesting wheat, aud sending it to St. Louis.
That Is doing very well for u late season.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

= IAN Who vas telling trees in Pike coun.v.
". ass sess. came upon jar coasainins
ysNO m Mexican coin. There b % clnipnaat
tef v md Of essRss Be viii rssain Il.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

The Galeaa Advertiser say that hay which
was shipped from Boston 10 Charleston, thence
to Memphis, thence 10 St. Louis, has made its
appearance at Galena on the s,eame. W. n
Denny, from which place it has gone to s, Paul.
Land IN Minnesota al laid out in town lots-,oo
valuable to raise hay on. soo
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

Mr.. Dennis Foley, it is proper to say, is
the person who did the fine and much admired
carving in the Third street Chapel.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

TRIAL OF REAPERs.-The 18th Of July has
been appointed by the President Of The United
States Agricultural Society for the national
trial of Reapers and Mowers, at Syracuse, New
York. Seventy machines have already entered
for competition.
HARD BoY-General Sir Charles j. Napier
tells the following story of his childhood
"There was in Limerick great coarse woman,
wife of DR.. Murphy. When she heard of my
misfortune she said, Poor boy; I suppose fly
kicked his spindle shanks.' Being little fellow
then, though now, be it known, five feet seven
inches and half high this offended me great
ly; and as the Lord would have it, she broke
her own leg just as was getting we'll Going
to her house with ali appearance of concern, 1
told the servant how sorry was to hear that
a bullock had kicked Mrs. Murphy and hur; its
leg very much, and that had called to know
if her leg was also hurt. She never forgave
me-" This il very characteristic opening of a
long life passed in public and private warfare.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

The Atlanta (Georgia) htelligencer says that
the following letter was sent to Mr. Buchanan
by juvenile Georgia politician: .. Fl. [,as.,
ATLANTA, GA, November 10, 1856.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Dear Sir: The cleo
ton is now over, and you are President. Du.
ring the canvass have hollered for YOU until |
am hoarse and my throat is sore, and have
spent all my small change. If you have got
any office that would suit boy Of my age, Il 8
years. / would like to have it-and if not,
please send me ten dollars. s..~ .zr.s.a .
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

cog REWAk D.--Strayed from Cravford,,si.
sTAs) Washington County, one dark brown H." ,
years old, no mark Aise one dark brown Hors q
years old, three white feet and lame IN m, 80 y,
foot The above reward will be paa for the dry,,, !.
the horses TO Jno II Gear. burlington n, m ''' +"
july t.w,f JOSIAH CAMpRfII
UruUf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

CARgLEssN Ess.-On Saturday evening one j.
II. Miller carelessly left mis- horse with wagon,
on Broadway united. The animal shortly took
fright and ran with the wagon into horse of
Mr.. H. c. Jones, breaking the jaw and plugging
the shaft into the body OF Mr.. Jones' horse. The
wounds were such as to render it advisable to
kill the unhappy creature. Miller was yestcr-
day fined tor his criminal carelessness $50.-Ss
Louis Democrat. 80 &
Easy people in our vicinity, who are addicted
to the same habit, please notice.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

1--WE noticed several loads of wood on the
street, yesterday, for sale. The quality, We
Thought, vas no. very extra, though the price
vas, The vendors demanded four dollars per
cord, Goo cubic teetl We feel disposed to
foreSo the luxury Of FIRE. rather than nav such
prices for such cords-especially ~ ,hs weather
a beginning to be warm.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

VIM. Wilson, residing just above Mine hill
gap, Pa, was shot on Monday evening last by
his son. 1t appears that Wilson was TOO apt to
iddulge in the cowardly and inhuman business
of "wiie-beating, and while doing 30, on Mon.
day last, his son, who could not stand and wit
ness such brutal attack upon his mother with.
out avenging her wrongs, took hold If pistol
and shot his own father, whose r, eovery is
doubtful. IT, 50 est.3.. ..-s .r....- b.
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s8We understand that there WILDE preach.

sB-We understand that there WILDE preach
ing at VIM. +. Johnsons grove, known as "gos-
pei Grove" Sunday. July 5th. At II o'clock
a. m., Rev. Henry Clay Dean will preach, and
Rev. James Harlan at o'clock, p. M.
DEnocsAric County CONVENTION Silently
| and sorrowfully the unterrihed Democracy of
DesMoines wended their struggling way to Ma
rion Hall, on Saturday. The hall was appro-
priately adorned. The vegetable fes,oons,
withered and iiicless, chung drearily to the wall
the pale-faced clock stood silent in astonish.
ment, and the busts of Clay and Webster were
shroaded with weeping willows. The mountain
labored all tie afternoon, and brought forth the
following mouse
For Judge, o. c. Wigh,maa.
90 Sheriff. A. ]. Illheuse.
g Recorder, John A. Ripley,
+" Assessor, Mr.. Chandler
% Surveyor, Mr.. Sargent, Of Danvile.
a Fora fine assortment OF Boots aud Shoes,
and more especially of the fner qualities, call
at the Store Of c. II, S~eetEer, Barrett House,
fsrson st. His Congress Boots and Caters
are not easily beaten.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-07-01

NEw YoRn STATE Observation-Disclosures
Albany cor, espondent OF the New York Tine,
reveals curious condition Of affairs in IA.
Treasury Department of that State. The lar
legislature made appropriations amounting j,
the aggregate to over So, loo. 600. And OF nh.
amount the greater part is not yet paid in by ,b
county treasarers-thcre beng due from m.
county Of New York alone the sum Of 500.
900. The time within which the Law reon,,,,
returns to be made bv the county ,reasn,.,.
having expired, the comptroller has dires,.i
attorney general to bring suits agsins, th, A..
linquents. Meanwhile the state NAV be co,.
| sidered in state OF bankruptcy