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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

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nAN ANIEET1S,
Desoess In EArhsM.e nnd G.aHd WsrrsA
Exchange on fAs principal ciiiss ofths Union fSv
sale N sums 10 s1if gur, hasess
All business pertaining &, Es,,k rng promptly 81
tented 10. e7 sNsW
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bank ~ America, NV YoIt.
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Nav nna Rank, Wsyrnns. Ohn.
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hlskriey \ k,ehy Efnkrrg. Pittsburgh.
h"hiry. Esq B"nk-'. bubtqnt.
u'nr, Nii"t, ~ Cincinnati.
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seriou. shoo,iagA ARRAY,

On Friday evening last, about o'clock, 4
difficulty occurred in that part of our town
| known as the bottom" which resulted in the
shooting Of Daniel Hagan, by a young man
about 20 years of age, named Samuel Houser.
IL appears that Hagan and his wife lived unhap-
PLY together, ard few weeks ago they separa-
| ted, she gong to live in the family Of Houser,
the young mans father. Since then Hagan has
occasionally visited Houser's, for the purpose Of
seeing his children but bis visits not beng well
come, quarrels would arise, and threatening and
abusive language be used. On one occasion
Hagan shamefully abused and maltreated a lit
| tie son of Houser's only six or seven years old
On Friday evening last Hagan again called at
Houser's house, and difficulties were renewed.
The young man, Samuel seized his gun and
came up into the town TO procure an officer to
go and arrest Hagan, and declared his purpose
to shoot him if he was not taken care Of BY
the officers. Hagan soon made his appearance
at one of our groceries, when he was cautioned
and advised to go home quietly and behave
himself, and as he seemed willing to comply no
arrest was made. Hagan, instead of going to
his own residence, went Immediately back to
Houser's, and also to the house of near neigh
Dor, Mrs. Bellows, where his wife then was, and
appeared more boisteroas than ever, raising
chair and threatening to kill the whole or the m.
The women succeeded in wrestling the chair
from him and pushing him out upon the porch
of the house, when just a, this moment Houser
came up with his gun, aud when about fifteen
feet from Hagan, fred upon him, the bullet with
which the gun was loaded taking effect in the
thigh. Hagan afterward walked to Simpsons
grocery, about 20 rods distant, where he made
his condition known, and Or. Parks was called
to attend him. The wound was thought to be
not Of a fatal character, although the bullet
still remains 10 his body aud its precise location
not yet discovered. Officers imme iiately start
ed ip pursuit Of Houser and arrested him at his
house. His examination commenced before
Judge Richey on Saturday, which was conduct
ed on the part of the people by James Stewart,
Prosecuting Attorney, and for defendant BY
John Geddes. The examination was concluded
ON Monday evening, and resulted in holding the
prisoner to bail in the sum Of $500 to appear
vt the next term Of the circuit court, which
convenes on the 21st inst.
Hagan was removed to the residence Of his
father, about two miles east of town. His
wound causes him considerable pain, but it is
thought by his attending physician that he will
recover, although the undiscovered bali renders
his situatioa somewhat precarious.--[ Oquawka
Plaindealer.
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s, WINE BATHs.-Gen. Cary OF Cincinnati, in 4
temperance lecture, which he delivered in Ire
mont Temple . few days ago, told tho following
story:
A friend of his, while travelling in Paris,
thought he would try one Of the "Wine Baths
OF that city. He was waited upon BY a coiored
gentleman, who had fed from the fugitive slave
Law Of this country. While going through the
process. he asked the waiter how il was that
wine could be used SO freely ST. must be very
expensive, said he. s0h, said the other. .sthc
same wine which yon are using, is run through
all the baths "And what do you do with Il.
them" said the verdant American. aOh. ~
bottle 4 up, and send it TO the United States 10
be drank" Now this may Or may not be true.
but If it u literally true, the wine bottled a.
from the swine Baths" of Paris, il infinitely
purer and more wholesome than that which Il
cold in our market, as4 which has not 4 parti.
Gle of the juice of the grape. To cali the com
pounds which are sold At our srst class grocery
stores and hotels, wine, is ridiculous and sb-
surd II b misnomes. If the compounds
were properly named. they would be labelled.
Elixir Strychnine, sRxtract Of Sugar cf Lead, !"
and "Nux Vomica, !" 10, &C. These deadly Dol.
sons are slipped BY our fashionable ladies III %.
lite circles, and one wo6ld think 10 zee then
smack their lips. and hear them praise the 81.
vor, that they were slipping delicious and nj.
lritious beverage, instesd Of deadly poisOns.a II
The prohibition too severe for the men who deal
u these destructive drink5g Tia1 49,
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Nigh kA00Oe0 ana AyT0u0AGOae
The removal of McKeon, District Attorney Of
New York, for daring to oppose the election OF
the infamous Fernando Wood to the 4ayorality
by the President, 10 high handed and despotie
effort to break down the individual freedom Of
men who hold Office under the Government, and
make them the slaves and creatures of party
Il is thus that individuality is to be crushed out
and all beheaded who presume to reject any
wretch who comes endorsed by . Irregular Dem
ocratic" nomination. ~.
We cannot but think this removal Of Mckeon,
on the part Of Mr.. Buchanan, an exercise OF
despotic power lily becoming the President OF
the United States. Has he not stopped from
his proper position and degraded the high office
which be fllss Such removal for such a
cause 10 an exercise Of power not only danger
ous to public liberty, but disgracefal to us as 8
nation.
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AGAIN ON rnR TRIPoD.-H. w. Lathrop.
who some two years ago edited the Iowa City
Republican, has again assembled the tripod in
the sanctum Of that Office. He is spirited
writer and a sound Republican.-Mr. Teesdale,
the former editor, has gone to Des Moines to
take charge of the Citizen aud discharge the
duties of his office - State Printer. He still
offers the Republican for sale, ..--
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~ The Keokuk Journal Local il out again,

S The heOkuk Journal Local 10 out again,
(as we expected in . love item. We are Of
opinion that no body would be 80 we'll posted
in the matter, unless he was . participator
therein. Consequently we are inclined to thidk
that. in the article referred to, the Local was
grinding his own axe. We contend that he is
giving too much publicity to his I" res cords
We wish to PROFOUND TO him query. lst
Are you Count Norraskys ed, Are you the
gentleman who perpetrates the lovely articles
for the Journal? tefzag
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~Doys love mud. II any one doubts this,
vs refer them TO the sexton Of the North Bur-
lingsoa Public School house, whose time 10
1ostly ooeupied in throwing out ssisA a shovel,
che soil introduced and upon the boots Of the
LITTLE tsllowA A some Of our worthy aldermen
ars having crossings constructed in that portion
Of the city. for their own convenience, We will
ay nothing about the mud there, if the Council
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1aae-stsss-ssn slFsiy- tiearU9 mgEu1 ~ ySs-
terday - calm and unruiiisd aud looking -
bright . on Nay morning.
We hardly think prices for dressed and live
hogs are % frm = 4 xssk .ago.- -Raeksza -
very cautious, while dsoverg and faSgesss are
unwilling u seli ri present. prices sna ars pAsk-
ing for themselves. y s's' III
| The Chicago ,ttssa.Ssrais u Monday ~: III
/ Iloos-rhe naarkst ~ i've hogs y pretty -.
Rive, and shs sighs sock keeps pficss Arm.-
Oar regulae paeheSaase 10 ofeFasiDg, however,
md ipsist 49, eIssdassion u psicss. Receipts
ss:s 4. Ss.. .s.a .;s
pfhesyy kSxf .Sldsy we're Il IS feOss 10: and
light as 46aS 1d6s4l Dressed koxsa nre ncs %
Active, md lossseI sish difficulty At. o. sOa4 ~
Not ADORE three y four .boossnd Aegs hsss
been killed here - vet. slthsaeh our pork hes-
Ses. are prepared with every convenienss and
facility for doing large business, nd perieem-
Ing their york, Is usual with ersAt ''aeasssss
and Dispatch A. W have superior slasshtsr
houses, and the advantage Of ascsss - boih d
Eastern and soutbern market, tss poiass -
% faserahy located fss doing = large aporkt
packing business. s4aif sF:a, MI 4st aa.
We quote - follows;iia - tas ssa 8hs
weat-Spring. Soatac. ,4al ~ VI III ~
G.,s.. ssss,,. s'assc' III ID iaA a.ale so
| Po.asoes-s5ssJc.!s aaiH u NJ eay~es sai~1;
Apples-bsst quality, q ,oOAel. ~. y VI 4ii
Buttes-20 CTS. a,.,s .as4sa II .ftf# .4r ,.s,sss
Hungarian Grass seed---e2, ooaa, 80, s,,ia,I
Efour-$4OOa4 u.s. EAas = e. n
/ Hides-green 5; dry Glnt g. afN u 4AgAa9e
White Beans- u GOAL, rs. s f&b ~ saas !
! Onions-75a4l 90.
f. Hay-Prairie Grass $lOal2 per ton. Timo-
thy tlSaS2b. aeR-sass
Wood-rDry Oak S4,oo. Hickory a, ooa4, 80.
4 Dressed hogs d, sOaes,7s s, dividing or 2o0. Il
y Hs0n 9oa is& g7 New YORK, Dec is.
Market heavy and Sc lower sales DOO bbls At
500 g for super state; y 1904 s for extra DO;
sslss 20 NM Il u @s IS g- sor extra. ~ ssas
Wheat-Narkes better. Sales 10000 bush u gshaes
for Chicago 6prin9; 81 020f % M. Club. Fss 10
sye-s.sssSy. Sales = 7s0Ise TT g.a 5sl n sal4
Corn-very scarce. Sales At DO for naked vessssn. Z
oa.s-Dui Sales At 4404sc for state and As0Asc
| Rork-Market dull and lower.
Deef-Dull and declining IL
Butter and Cheese-dnll and heavy. N4y #atHsaf
chiefly ats2et ls7 so@i aH5 aySa F%7eH +a8
...- 49,, .,,a., New Orleans. pee. II.
iMolasses-ISE0l9K. r
Flonr-6teady. E@f %fs&f&tNf9 I'll 4A sH
Mess Pork-DuIl at SIS. III
Lard--In bbls lVc., W 4. e$g EH# %1fa hEB ti
Coffee Prime Rio sG1Oc. sales Of the week IL 800
Provisions Hams Sc, shoulders 6k6a7e, sides ~ Y.
1 Misunderstanding l,Osa1 ,O5.
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Our neighbor up street shows good deal
Of ''human nature" in his daily walk and con-
versation. For instance, whenever anew drink.
Ing house goes into operation it 10 lauded in the
Gazette as . msrvellously proper and genteel
place to be in and to "smile in, and the pro-
prietor is called = gentleman and scholar
But, when, in the course Of human events one
Of these very proper and gentsel houses, like
their medicated wines and bogus brandies, goes
down, the Gazette records the calamity with
great glee and speaks Of the concern in language
Of very different character. How is this!-
Why is it that paper has such great respect
for these places when in life and is ready to kick
the proprietor, like dead dogs when they 60
unders There is but one reason that We can
see, and that lies very near the surface. When
the proprietors by reason Of misplaced conf.
dence in "smiling friends" are compelled to
.sdry up" the spell 10 broken, and the minds Of
their customers with long scores) are filled
9TH N;auuaf
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IMPORTANT 70 YEMALEa.
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.

Prepares " CbS4AssSss Z. C1Asssm0a, n D., u
#4a @ Yore Cstv. @r
The ccmbination Of ingredients In these Pills ars u
result Of long and extensive practice. They are ~
In their operation, and certain In correcting oil i
Iarties Painful Msnstruaons removing IN obstructisa
whether from ssld o. sthsrvise. headache, pain =
side. palptation Of Ne Asass, dlssmSsa deg, ~
arises from Interruption Of nature. ,ai+.
ii 10 MARRIED LADZKG
Ds. Cheessmans Ris are Invaluable q they viii lra
he msnshI3 period vim regularity. Ladies' whoAs
been disappointed IN ~ nss o. other Pills, ear ~
the utmost coincidence IN Or. Cheeseman's Pills doing
that they represent TO do.
+45 NOTICE.
Thsy sAe.aA 80 - sAsd ssssa9 Rrsgnaacy, 81 ~.
carriags wsuld osstainly result thsrsffcm.
Warranted passly vegetable, and from anything il.
riossto life health Explicit directions, which sAs
- read, accompany each boz. Price 0i,eo sent y
mall On sosiosinS q V On. Coasnsvs T. Cnluuzs,s
Box l1ei, Ross Ones, Msv Yssk Cssy. so,s y =.
Druggist " every town u The Unisea sGstsA s-
a4s r B. HUTCHING0,
General Agent for the uniseA Dsap.
165 Chambers a.,
70 Whom Ill Wholesale orders sh0up go IosA
4! Sold By SoCIREs -DLuss, Durlt- = SalsSA
/ A8eODs ko~BuSNty
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~. IT u ~ \ fsmbcs.s I'd - -. ~ 3
y 80 rst So IN. have passed 49,.
f'I pl.ss ~. season.
me Nsw YOsK Evening Post, Or ru.sa
psyVsazsm ~ = - sszs 800 - - q,
The packet ship Southampton, Captain -.
arrived yesterday morning from Loadoa. ~
bflngs tbe body AZ ~, Crpv ford, .tha Scul,s.s
49, ~ ~ leAateered iAl GseSnsSod drXs..
I The Missour Legislature rscen.ly dispo.ed J.
T. senevhat delicatc cass, IN The folio wing -
nev. Young woman having borne 70 ! ycuss
man s0n and heir, which Ne, not refusing !
fashst, stM tefUssa u IegitImiss " boNSsslI
marriage. - saws ~ wsying - cbaaRe y,
name, which VS. done, she and ne child assur.
ing shs. appsllatiod of the daddy.
Az EA0Lx saof. --As H. julius Yrcchl;a
Of abs town. WAS out hunting one meonlisR
night last week on the islaDd ehovs discs.
above town, - Discovered sscmesAlae si,ti..
on atree," and With BIZ ggn soon breoEbs 4 Z
the ground, when is paS found 20 be % en-.
moss grey eagle. measuring eight feet from =
70 Up Of bic wings. - Oqussks Piaindealer.
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The Great 1nF,.., Remedy.

sE0HA JANE = - -. - -.~o& &&A
&c @arn Pss,a.
= T....'..-. . n. escrspetos qf Sir J. Clarke, ~
i -,.,1r kssroordinargs . a. Qsess
lie medicine il unfailing il ths cur. Il II
~ P.'.1liAnd dangerous diseases 10 which ~ b
.tusion - subject. II mode raass al ssas
~ ZEN oves obsirnctieas, ard spssdylesss nasa
aalr 10 MARRIED LA DsEsb Y \
peculiarly suited II v,i short tna, Gsssy %
tne zaonthly period with regularity. III 4 H. re5s
Each bottle, price One Dollar bsass Ne Govsganen,
Stamp Of Great Britain. 70 prevent counssgfsits
y ~ CAUTION. sa Efflltt w
These FllasAoHld not b tdksn bgJw,ozes dvr;so IL
PEST THREE NOETHg ~ Pre0~sacv os an b.,
ssrs 70 brtae ~ AtscorvSa0s, 1us u saS c3asrass
tssy are s4IS. .tf
In 81 cases Of Nervous and Spinal Aectons, Pain il
~ Back and LImbs, Fatigue sgAt exertion Papss
than Of ths Heart, Hysterss anl Whites, these p IN
effect care when IN oehsR nsans hsvs faSssd. ~ e
though powerful remedy. q ses csasaia ir -
mel, antnony any thing htfsi 70 the c. oa,,su,a
Fuil directions accompany each packsgv
Sole Agsntisr he United States ard @ nada, 1tll
aN JOE ~ .6Re
E7 N tGas atel Y Late l.O. ~ dvin ! Coz -aA Y
n. B,-el,Oe ana pcssase ssanns srelo.rd I - 4,
sssssri.d Asest, vui .sssrs Aslais Il ia Pk DyH
sOs ,s.ssy ALLsN HENDRICKS,
- @ saa ~ Burlington, Iosa
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IeAgai-ws ssl stsenflon y ~ feet Of nsnss,u
anpeineipasd sGbrts that Ars dang making in 90 =
" vtndsss u bisser nlmsirs. Osadt he pessss1s
arssness O. sr1ss - - ssss) = ssa,ss b -
tsesss's ke1a1na. - parn1o Aoa thn ga en- r n
0esees>ssA heess W hos shas sueh imposeure, -
- bold ~ 70 pebble contempt BY al respectable pey,
vhO Usli % - Ne genains article Not oaiy Y.
vsths indlvIauAi evtasaes ~ ne eosnssy, 80 80
ev0y paess - ~ Untea 10 esaseepAina - =.
sspasor excsllenos or apA the great hsnsass dsssa
fFen The use Of this celebrated tonic besides vass
diplomas awarded, among which d one nom ske o.
Mechanics Institute, d CIncnnasl. vIsss ~ sso
mittee-co1possd cAiedy of tha pA1aoanae = $780,
-Apardsd Hesssttes. snnA d O.. : llsaeuA - =
superior vrtas Of their Bisssss = toae ~ stssng
ener u the human system. We sAsrsssss, cautiea 4
against impostons, and 70 purchase Of none but y
spscaasse dealers, vAsm they huso vsa,a sos AesaM
them. - a-.. ~ -Aa 100 Ldsc3 Nj
DaeAb American Cempo1nA. ~,
TlAs Greassss Renasay In sAe WosSa,
For tbs psrmanent cure Of he following conplalnA
Colds Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, scrofsla
Salt Kheum. Bronchitis. Dyspspsa, an Nervous O..
plalnss, 1emais Weakness Ard irregularities. T.s
AIbm (ss Whitss.) Csoksr ssd nass,ag sore nssA
Piles. DiarrLDa. weak Stomach. in fsss IN any case 4
weakness 1nflamasiens Or I1nRuss
Use this Resnsdy. 4 \" - ~ "a ,Ysflssy w
A Physicians use and recommend iG-Haviag ~
yosr Deehs Ansrican Compound In . nsmber Of -
above named cases, I can cheesfuHy reconmenA u :
the Bese Medicine with which ! nm acquainted. 20
H. aSttE En- Aaa VIII f44 y. y. nEB10s y. D.
o.. RslAski, Osvsss sspssy. y. r, Asg1sa -, lssA
I'LL We have hundFeds Of CertiAeasas srca Phyaicaa
corroborating the above statement, which We ~
duce Il Necessary. So BncA's Recr. BooEs ass<K.
cslsrsJov Csssiesne~. 10 rss' @#A reri n T#fa
as FOR sals - s0UIREs . BLOss, nsziingn, -
Dealers n Medicine generally. 4as.@s - 80,
O. COVENTRY CO.,
(successors 70 r. v. \. Coventry . Cc)
Scle Projectors, 90 Genesee o., Assusn. NJ
nov1S-bpiy r e4 6 80 C Co.. "
DlRLE SOCIETY DEDO0HTO8Y.-Auls
ID store ofMsssfs Gallery . Harper Jefferson strssk
DuTiln8ton, where engiish German, swedish and We
A -
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fssn-fws gsnsiemen who were going TO
their homes on Wednesday night heard low
gruht In he street; and on approscbisg the
plass from vhich the sound came, they found .
peos specimen Of humanity lying in the mud,
AsId down BY . stick Of timber. He was con.
ssdssably drsnk, and had NO rsalising sense Of
hh dssaiiss. Owing 70 The great depth and nu-
idity Of the soil, be would have been drowasd,
Il b had not been thus providsntially discover
ID. Il may b Interesting b ksew that b. was
esssf thess persons Who support themselves
ftea - City Treasury.
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/ xCRDER NEAR WHEELING, vIRalsIA-An
old man named George Moore, was murdered at
his residence on Fish Creek, Marshall county,
Va, "a mi!es from Wheeling, by q chicken thief,
named Josiah Powell. Powell went 10 rob
Moores hen roost, and being detected, is sup
posed to have killed Moore to avoid arrest. l.,s
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HAaD fInss.-Ws had NO idea, until yes.er
day, thasIhafd anes make men generous. One
Il sshs hsavy men (6nansiaily,) Of the city. was
sssa auNsAg himself with little boys vhirl-a-
GIG. A select audience Witnessed the perform
ancs with great delight, ua,il the string broke,
and the buasing metal strnck by-standes on
nominated the skillfal performer Tor the Office
Of aldernap. -, BY slight grasuisous mosioa
Of bic hand. hs vas % successfal In making the
Tin Ay. Gas .
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=. = y. Dev. Dsssrsss C.srs Des llsns ossss

q Nancy 4. Devil st
Y. ~ asMs " - Aa1s u lprs = Naaey A. ~.
VOU are nsIeDy nosined thas the 6tA day Of -
u TENDER, 1851, sufs vas eenaeneei ~ Geogrs u
Dow -. you IN ths Diasrks CsEss = Des aSsDs
County, State q love- tbs divsses ahoolnss spsa
the chasge 81 aaes sRy. NeeSce Of eoao CDuss vssN
the proper cicsr, reenrned n the October tsFn y
! sale Coss "nos found" shereupon said Co0t a6R.
ed Shat notice ~ pahlicatisA - eivsA yea. -
before the morning Of the second cay " she nex
Z e sAd Osest, g - ec3m aaa Asi1sA = 1ssnala.
prayer u said petiticasr vfi b ssaaasA af ~
~ = .9@gs ts9# ysft8f-#E g. n DAEWIN,ss4,4fRt
N q. y. DARWIN,
FL IN ~sa n@afss4@5 a &tss95#d s&# R01 ~ 49,
i P1ehaA soar weeks In Weehlx Hawh-Kys. gs.
a. j. 0mBWena. CleTt or aniS Cnnrf Nv III H&Sd
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HrDRoPnoBIA.-A man was cured Of hydro
phobia in Italy, lately, by swallowing vinegar.
in mistake for medicinal potion. A phys-
clan at Padua heard Of this, and tried the rem
edy ON . patient; he gave him pint Of vine.
gar in the morning, another at noon, and .
third 1t sunset, which cured him. 80
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A0esaSe RseuMs.-ln the Tennessee Sen.
stN n. 0oodpaseurs pssssnted memorial from
sitiaaas Of ecots county, aaking to b relieved
lseo eaxaaioA % seesuns Of sAs hard times, and
that a appeopsiatioa Of $4,000 OF $4,000 be
nade for their benefit. -
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r9AR Nsx1 DEMAND o. ELAyaY.-A COMMIT
ssdeftAe SoatA Carelina Legislature has report
go assse of rssolstions In favor Of re-openins
~ African slave trade They declare that the
saage serads b not pisaey, and chat the Get oi
Csagrss vhisA % declares Il is therefore nm
ss4SsitusssaAl and nun and void; that the Sou,l
neede - moro Negroes from Africa in order Il
thsSssp0 szpaassa sf hss productive indus-
ssysasd thas the GAisiean slave trade, und,l
yr.p~ rsguiatioas, would mot BE- Inconsistent
viA Jus8es and huaaaisy. but voald be . greal
AaaasiAe - Aries a - relisflron the pressure
q .ss1ondant popalAsion." @'s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

- 1UthV2V
l feel to rejoice, dc, over the success Of
my revised Melodies. Why, Sir, the young
folks take 70 'em like councilman to . canal.
You should have heard some Of the tunes
the otherday on the Sturdy gurdy," but the
oryan couldn't Of course give the words and
after Ill there's where the music II. .,a
For Instance, what could be more ssslsdiess
than the following
There was an old woman. she lived in . slough
On Jefferson Street and she knew what to do
To get clear of the mud she selected spot,
"a sure thing" next door 10 an Alderman's lot
There was an old woman, she lived on South
hill,
You may wager "your ribs she is living thers
On account Of the mud now, she cannot come
down, 'r
And she hasn't been seen for month in thu
town.
Diddle diddle, Dumpling my son John,
| He went to bed with his breeches on. ~.
Had it been 70 with the ruler of the Town
The "crisis hadn't caught him with hi
pQntAIOons-At n discount.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

REsuGPrlom o. lSrsciE PAynxxf-Ths New
York, Bossos ibid Albany Banks have resumed
specis pay ment -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

Gov. Wise, In the long letter which he re-
GENTLY published, says that he bad resolved in
case Fremont bad been elected, to bid defiance
90 The government Of the United States, and
as 10 head Of the forces Of the Old Dominion,
make . bold lseand for the independence Of the
South.
Of ssch traitors in heart to the Union, are
the great oieadsss Of the Democratic party in
the 8ouekgL 85se .ea
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-16

No,sE,-An enormous. but badly arranged,
Echiraylri vas snseted On Washington 6tFsst, @
Friday night. Oos Of our younger cidseaa
having tAkea 70 himself ., wife, pack q feb
lows collected about the house and Attempted
y ges sp ; barlssqss ssssaads, uhieh Vas f.
AZ 10 every rpscs savs noiss, 81 which thsss
sas . spl1cisns asAnsity % raiss The whole
aelshbeshood and - sfc suars thas i caused
q sat dealo prelanisy. Ths tAiag ~. hadlyy
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