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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

The Subscrbers would respectfully inform ,Ss sis,
1Minnesess, that their Establishment is now in
..isess spsf.sen and prepared 10 execute castnsa
oae Macnnf.y eyerX description on short notice
ing ColTnrs Window Caps and ss Sash weights 500
onoes' wagon Boxes, &C. On hand and manufa 10
order Pattern Making, Brass Castings &C., executed
AVN res,nsss ana aspatsh Rabbits Anti Fraction Metal
ways on nand Particular attentap PAIL to Rcpa;ring
az o'1ers sxecated VIII proupess and the lowest
s,,,- Z" MORGAN q CO., =
acl1dx City Eouadzs, cor h and Rosabs SIS. st. Paul
{ x8&AE MONTH. WESTERN GRAIN
~ AMI CATTLE DEPOT. DuxwEII HAsTsuosS
CosrIH Wholesale and Retail Dealers in GRAIN HNn
AfMLE. Third street, between Jackson and Schersa
streets, g. Paul, Minnesota. WIN keen oon,santiv On
hand full supply o. all Kinds Of GtNp ana F.ed ana
sell at lower prices than any other house In he es
Aso fulsrPply Of WORKINGS CATTLE, Beef cattle
before been oeFed a I'D MARKET Our ar - mevs.
WITH fsEMeN and stock growers below are such that
We VA ee prepared, throughout the oming winter ~
supply Al demands with the best Of N articles and
~ descriptions Of animals that the :ountry ovss "a
at rates which no man can COMPLAIN Of - p. ny
ect 70 can upon the undersigned, Third aresf between
ass'dAwu DuNwEII. HARYsH0RN COULTER.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

NORTH WESTERN EXPRESS Comply
ESTABLISHED IN 1871
Connecting with American Express Co.,
FOR the Safe and speedy Transportation Of Money,
Valuable Licnt Freight Collection and Payment Of
Notes. Drafts Bills and Accounts and all the business Of
General Express Forwarding.
EAsr-On the opening of Navigation, We shall COM
uence running Daily connecting with all the principal
points in the United States Canadas and Europe
CPPss MISSISSIPPI RIvER.-Sem-week to Anoka,
I.,;t, wttab, Rapids, st. Cloud and F. Rlgely.
MINNESOTA RIVERS n-weeky to Shakopee, Belle
PAIN Henderson, lie Sueur Traverse des Sioux, Saint
Peter. Kasota and MlIkato.
Tn: only reliable way to send AM receive money and
vauabc ools is by Express The cheapest way TO get
small of goods single packages from the East,
is by Express
For the recovery Of LOST BAGGAGE AND FREGHr, our
facilities are unrivalled. Particular attention will be
paid to filling all description of Orders, ami executing
Commissions. ]. c. BURBANK CO.,
Office foot of Jackson Street.
st. Paul. March 6, 1857 dawy
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Wisconsin Gather Co..

NO. 50 EAST WATER STREET.
milwaukee,, Wisconsin.
Have hand at all times the largest and best
ment in the West of
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER, CALF AND KIP,
French, Philadelphia and Slaughter Innings, Bindings
Findings, Harness, Bride, Collar Sheep Skins, Lacing
Band Leather, and
PATENT LEATHER BETTING.
Having an immense Tannery of our own, and unsur-
passed facilities for buying, safely say that
DEFY CONPETITION.
At all times. Cash and the highest prices paid for
Hides, Pes. &c.
Any wanting anything in the line, will do well to
visit City and give us a call. ...+ ...
Milwaukee, April, 1851. my2-w1m
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BABcock CorToS, Attorneys for Plaintiffs je5w6v
TEEns!RIT0RY OF MINNEsOTA.-DIs-
LYMAN G. DAYTON,
Dealer in Real Esta te,

AND LAND WARRANT LOCATER
AT THE JUNCTION OF ST. ANTHONY AND THIRD srs
(Near the Post Oflice,)
Saint Paul, Minnesota.
REFERENCES:
aNEw YORK-Gen. Hiram Waibridge; Richard II. John
nston, Esq.
PHILADELPHrA.-Mtchell& Allen Caarles Ohilds, Esq
New ORLEANs.-Messrs. KyoSn, Johnson & Co.
CrScISsArI,-Ison Edward Woodruff : William Wood
ruff, ESQ.
Observation-Disclosures. Mason 4 Co.
PRovIDEscE.-Nathan Mason Esq.,, John l.. Noyes, ESQ
CHIcAGo.-ieorge b. Armstrong, Esq.
ST. LoUIs--John II. Rankin, Esq, Otis West. Esq.
GALENA-B. H. Campbell, ESQ.,; Capt. Orrin Smith.
MISSEsorA-Gov. W. A. German, Ex-Gov. Alexander
Ramsey, Hon. II. NJ. Rice, Messrs. Borup OakeS Mac
kubin 4 Edgerton,
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"a ": a:s;M,.ti 4 90, Manssscsurers

Corn and Feed All,
Smut Maeh.nes: Flour
Packers, Corn Sh. Tiers,
&c, &c. Our COMPETE
Flour Mill grinds and
bolts ut . s.ngle opera.
fion. and Is furnished nj
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Office. in Hollinsaead d Beckey's Lao ONCE,
st. Anthony ST., SIS: st. Paul.
LAND bought and sold on comrsisslsn Money loaned
and investments made to the best advantage Deeds,
Mortgages and other legal instruments neatly and
rately drawn. .rfa ..r-
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

BALLS HOUSE, CANNON FALLS. M.
Il HCSTLEy DARLING Proprietors.--A large two
story addition having lately been added to the House,
it furnishes superior Accommodations to any Hotel in the
interior of the Territory. feb4-6mA
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.
GREATEST BARGAINS IN LAND EVER OrEERI

IN SAINT PAUL.!
The following pieces of Real Estate viii ne sold ~
TWENTY PER CENT BELOW THE sARKEr PRICES
$4,000 Of Land In different parts OF the Territory
at from ~ to $50 per
$500 adjoining the Guy Of 81. Paul. Ngpesots
30o0 adjoining the City Il S,pe.ior, Wisconsin
1900 acres adjp,pi.s 0ts OF Bayfield,, Wisconsin
$50 Blocks in the Town of DAYTON, Minnesota, situated
at the Junction Of Crow ans. Mississippi Rivers
$50 Blocks in the City Of bayfield, situaed Lake Su
perior, WisconsiH.
$50 Lots in Dayton Cahoons addition to the City Of
Hastings, Minnesota.
800 Lots on asion's BIa5, St. Paul.
100 Lots in Dayton Iryines Addition to st. Paul.
los 8 acre Lots in L. Dlytcns Addition to St. Paul.
80 Lots in Dayton warren's Addition 70 81, Paul.
SO Lots in Dayton Fulsrs cy !. o. Dayton's Second
Addition 10 81. tsul.
Is Lots In various portions Of the City Of ST. Paul
improved and unimproved.
Warehouse, Store and Ten Lots at the Upper Levee
st. Paul. .f
Tho .boy. 4. nd eva -. Ill, 4 ,,a a. -.-. ou rates
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BEERS & LEWIS,

GEO. ". BRENT. .s;aaisElr ION. q. McvH1oH
BRENT 4 MrcvEIGH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Once on Third Street, over
Beaumont Gordon's store, (back room.) oc1-6ms
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The above land and Lots will be sold at very low "a
nd in quantities to suit purchasers.
- A LARGE ADVANCE GUARANTEED =

LAND WARRANTS located upon Important RAILROAD
routes in nnesota and WISCONSIN, which VIII increase
in value from 50 to 200 per cent yearly.
Loans negotiated for capitalists yielding from So 70 90
Der cent upon unexceptonable real estate security
Information always given with pleasure to strangers In
citation to lands In the Territory. oetzz-oa"
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(Saccsssors 70 tie Firm, cf Cooper, ices q Seeton)
STORAGE, FORWARDING Z COMMISSION MRR-
CHANTS, Red Wing Minnesota. 10,
RRrERKScEs.-F. J. Hills Harris Co., Dunleith: J.
B. Durham Co., Chicago; H. r. McCosky, Galena
O. Bsgg, Freeport, ILL., YIN. Presborn, Red Wing.
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MARSHALL & Co., BANKERS AND
yX EXCHANGE BROKERS, corner Third and Cedar
and sell exchange, deal in Land Warrants, and Loar
money, and make investments for non-residents
REFER roc. Ii. Rogers 4 Co.. 50 Wall street. New
York; Keen Taylor, 101 Walnut street, Philadelphia;
n. Holmes Sons Pittsburgh; Bank Of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdale, st. Louis; Kinney, Espy Co.,
Gaiena; Flagg Savage, Quincy, III. aug IA dawif
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rTEMPERANCTs HOrTSE. w T.nou

i . .
PRoPRiEToR.-Sant Paul, Minnesota Territory
Good Boarding by the day, week month easy
terms. Good stabling attached share Of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited. Stages call the
House daily for Passengers. Sign, Square and Compass.
st. Paul, January 29, 1S56.-wly
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y and BERKEY, wholesale Dealers in Iron. Nails,
Steel, Pows Axes, Anvils, Vices, Bellows and Heavy
Hardware Hard generally Also. Printing Paper. wndow
Glass, Vulcanized Rubber and Leather Betting, Grind
stones, Pittsburgh Coal &C., Wabashaw Street, st. Paul.
Minnesota ~ Agents for Herring Hets' Sire Proof
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IN and Retail Dealers in Stoves, fin Ware, Hard.
ware, Iio!low-Ware, Sheet Iron Copper, Zinc, Lead,
Nails Flows, Axes, Hoes Spades Picks Shoves Scyhes
Grain Cradles, Corn Mills, Corn Shelters and Farming
Implements generally, Window Glass and sash, Manila
Rope, &C. Particular attention paid to Jobbing in Sheet
Iron and Copper at the Of Exchange and Saint
Anthony Streets, St. EauI, Minnesota. p
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0RKY CLOUD.-SOOO LOTS For sale
in the besuttfu town Of Grey Cloud situated twenty
miles below st. Paul. on the east side Of the Mississippi
map Of the same can be seen, and fun particulars
given by TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, Banker and Dealer In
Real Estate, Thrd street, 81. Paul. n. 7. jeS0d&w1y
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0. p. MARSH, M. D., -
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Once, the same AZ for.
merly occupied by Drs Goodrich l. Marsh, on Third
street. over A. Gale Co.'s Grocery Store 81
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

INVISIBLE WHITING FLUID.---A Re-
cipe for making the celebrated Paris Hair Invigo
rator" Recipe for making the celebrated Invisible
Writing Fiuid,' Recipe for making the celebrated
Silver Plating Fluid" and Instructions in ventrilo.
qusm by which this much coveted art can be obtained
with but few hours practice plainly written and sent
to any address, on the receipt Of g Persons send
Ing III will receive the right to sell again the instructions
and recipes Address H. A. Sanford, box No. 80 Shake
pee Post Office NJ. T. rs nf21 win
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MARBLE WORKs.-

N4 TRUMAN NJ. SMITH, dealer In American ana lta-
ian Marble, manufacturer Of Chimney Rieces, Monu.
ments and fombstones OF every description. Cabinet
trade supplied Corner Seventh and Jackson Streets st.
Paul (s2s-dawy), y.F TosrsvH, Sculptor Agent.
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a0OfS A-ND u ILEhI, NO. Empire BLOCK, 81.
Paul. Minnesota. To Formers builders and the
Irdde-Those in want Of goods in line previous
the opening OF navigation, will find with large and
well selected stock, which will sell at greatly reduced
prices to make for new and complete assort-
ment which may be looked for Immediately open
ing OF navigation. MARKLEY 4 KERN,
march ZS-wu a. No. Empire Block
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e. y. WAY,
NOTARY PUBLIC AND CONvEYAyCEg. once sn
rhrl Street, 81 Paul. Real Estate bought and sold
commission. a'
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MIINSlMy;E,; soTA BANGING HOUSE

w NJ. +. BANNING d Co., BANIkEEsS.
~ Banking House Eagle Street, near the Mkisow
Mouse 81. Paul Money Received Deposit, Exchange
Sought ana Bold, Money constantly hand at maxket
hoS' ia'oraoie Terms. jes-dawy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
New Orleans Anril o..

- -.- New OTleuIS, ApTll 81.
The steamer Cahawba, from Havana the Goth,
arrived at this port She encountered heavy
westerly gales on the 18th, and on the morning
Of the 18th fell in with the bark Warren, from
New York, off Cape Hatteras, entirely abandon
ed. She was sent to Norfolk in charge of the
mate OF the Cahawba. .
The stock OF sugar at Havana and Matanzas
was 242 900. The price had advanced one real
and the market was unsettled. .aa lr5as.s gA
The Saratoga left Havana for Key West on
the l9th--all well.
Col Oynara, late a detaulting exchange bro
ker in this city, was arrested at Havana by order
of the Capt. General, and ordered TO leave the
Island-a package Of $4,000 was taken from
him. .
Cotton slightly advanced, 5000 bales at ls4a
l4i; sales of the week 10000 bales, receipts
1880. Flour closed with an advancing ten
dency; mixed corn 70a7 s; lard in bbls Is; prime
Rio coffee ll4alli. Exchange on London sb;
premium en- n. Y. do. 'H 7' '
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Publisher and Proprietor, 10 Wall ST., New York.
ANIL -

GREEN MOUNTAIN BLACK hawk.
ITO the Farmers and Horse Growers Of Iowa and 10
j. all who interested In the Improvement OF their
breed OF horses the undersigned, horse growers
Vermont, take pleasure In recommending 10 your con.
sderaton, the fine bOoded Horse, GREEN MOUNTAIN
BLACK HAWK, whose pedigree 10 as follows:
He Is grandson of the old Black Hawk, owned by
brated Young Black Hawk raised by the Hon. Lucus D.
Peck, Of Montpelier, VI. His dam was sired by the
well known Morgan Horse, Green Mountain Morgan,
which was descendant in right line from the original
Justin Morgan
49,. GREEW MoUN7AIN BLACK HAWK
was foaled on the 22d day Of July 1851 raised by
Mr. Beriah Short, OF Calais, w. and Iowa
by his son, Mr.P.W Short, in 1856
Green Mountain Black Hawk stood In Calais VT two
among the very best In section country and we
can safely those who wish good and ele
giant Horses that they cannot better than to
the use of Green Mountain Black Hawk.
Chas Sbley, Rufus Moses, Walter p SIayton,
Taber, Jacob Rich John Woodbury.
Luther Converse, Philip short, Ephraim Pierce.
Martin Hoister, Dennis Gray, o HeIsey,
John Nye,
Calais, VT, Nov. 8, 1856.
Green Mountain Black Hawk Is the fastest trottinR
Stallion in this section and probably is the fastest one 10
the West. For beauty and compac tness of form and
grace OF movement Is not excelled He Is Eve years
old and weighs 900 pounds.
He will stand during this season. at the stable corner
OF Main and Valley streets, south OF Gov Grimes
Block Call and see for yourselves and reference will
be given to gentlemen owning his colts.
N. B.-Good attention will be paid and good pasture
furnished to mares from distance.
TERMs.Fifteen Dollars for the Season. All accidents
at the risk Of the owner p. W. SHORT.
Burlington, April 8, 1857.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Farmers, have you seen and tried the
"a Worlds Fair Prize Churn3
Or, Davio' AdjustaI le Chnrn 4 Butter.
worker Com bined-Patentedf Feb. 20,

1884,
A II our State Fair. held at Museatne, Iowa, last
"A October, Qs5G) this Churn alone had q Premium
awarded H. although there eight or ten other Churns
ON exhbition and indeed It always the rst pre-.
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages Of this
Churn over all others follows:
lst 1t will produce butter In rs short time any
other Churn. -.
"a. II will gather the butter after II is produced.
3D. II VIII work the butter into a roll and expei the
butermuk therefrom completely without the hand lsdle.
. 4th. II will salt the butter before taking II from
the Churn. - $780,
9th. can be operated by child with perfect esse,
and Is as easily cieansed any other ChurB
practical operation will convince any person Of the
truth Of these statements. .-... . -
Below are few Of the Of practical butter ma.
kers, who have subscribed the following certificate,
VIZ: We are using the above Churn and utter
Maker, churns with and facility and 90 gsthsrs
works and Its the butter In perfect manner before
taking Il from the Churn and eheerfuily mmtnd
1t as the best Churn We have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abper Constoex,
James Woodside, James Hiilery, Robert Brown,
Gregg. Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, K@su,
Thompson, Bates, John Wild, samueI Moore NJ
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right to manrfse.
ure and sell the above named ChuTn In Des Aones ana
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson ard warren
Counties, Illinois, and prepared to furnish ~
who viii favor him with their patronage. -
u These Churns also for sale ct KmbAHS
Co.'S, Keith Robinson Co.'s, and g Lauman's, Bur-
iington, Iowa. Il .4
feb s5-wtf n. P. GRUPL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

MRS. Ex PRESIDENT PoLK.-It is stated that
Mrs Polk, the esteemed widow of the ex-Presi-
dent has determined to reside in Washington du-
ring the coming session OF Congress Hereto
fore, since her husbands death, with the e1cep-
lion of visit to London, at the time when Mr..
Buchanan was the American minister there, Mrs
Polk has resided in Tennessee. II will be re-
memhered that the deceased President left to
his widow the charge Of taking care Of and pub
fishing his memoirs, which, SO far as they rela.e
to his administration, are said to be minute, full
Of interesting personal anecdote, and Astounding
in reflections suggested by the state Of public AZ
fairs and the conduct Of his cabinet
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Important to Millers!
WOODWAkD DIS NEW SMUT MACHINE
a a Rsn

XTE take this method Of informing Millers generally
w that we are now manufacturing and viii keep
constantly on hand Woodward's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine we consider the best now In
use, and we hazard nothing In saying every Miller who
has yet used IL will bear out in this assertion.
compact and durable moves with less power than most
machines and does all the work perfoe by
three machines, viz the Screen, Separator aud Smut
ter to say nothing of the Tanning Mn which has usual
iy to be used In cleaning dust from ofal.
AS to the mode OF operation, In the first place sepa-
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While An the
process Of securing the grain IL brought contact with
strong blast Of air, which carries of dust fast n
made IT then passes into larger Separator where IL
Is cleared Of chess, imperfect grains oats, &c. and
then ready for grinding. The dust Is all not only
cleared from the gran but from the chess, oats and
oial and blown clear out Of the mill. Another very
great advantage that II be set on the same
with the burrs any where else in the mill that may be
DESIRED as IL makes no dust whatever.
Every Miller knows that II Ii utterly impossible
sruct mill that will make good -four Of dirty grain
unless the dirt be hss removed. No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Wood ards
Shutter and Separator and 1t Is believed none as veil
adapted to Western Grain. They are now In use and
can be seen at twoof the Mills In this city, Sunderland
Bros, and Keiser l. Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to.
apr l5-wA WOODWARD KEISER,
Rurif
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

LOOK Our.-When stranger offers to sell you
an article for half its value, look out.
When note becomes due at the Bank, and
you don't happen to have the necessary funds
on hand to meet it, look out.
When young lady has stunned the first cor
ner," and sees no connubial prospect ahead, it
is quite natural that she should look out
When you find man doing more business
than you are, and you want to know the reason
look at the advertisement he has in the newspa.
pers and look out.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

"a McCarty the Bsardstown tx y Gazette,
says that any Rood.looking young lady can get
him by applying coon, provided she can support
him In the style to which he has been accustom-
sd-shree meals . day, plug of tobacco per
week, and clean shirt on Sunday. It's to be
hoped that they won't all speak At once; itmight
embsrrass tho young msn. @
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Quindaro. Kansas Anri]

QuInuafU, KahsaS April z.
Secretary Stanton publishes an address to the
people of Kansas at Lecompton and Union. He
says the administration recommends the author
ity of the Territorial laws, and especially recog-
nizes the act providing for q constitutional con-
vention. He presumes the Convention will SUBJ
nit to the vital question of the domestic insttu-
tons of the State for subsequentvote of the PEG
pie. He thinks that then Congress will admit
the State Immediately. He recommends gen.
eral amnesty for past enormities and persecu.
tons. He expects Gov. Walker about the mid.
die If Nav .-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
New York Anil OK

s..-...l- New York, April %.
Mayor Wood this morning procured another
injunction in the name Of the people against the
new board of police commissioners 1t is also
said that writ Of quo warranto was granted
by Judge Roosevelt this P. N. upon the applica-
ton Of the attorney general of the State for the
purpose of enquiring by what right the new po-
lice commissioners held office. - a2
The Postmaster General made thorough
contract with Mr.. c. K. Garrison for semi
monthly mails between Orleans and Vera Cruz.
Contracts for about $4,000 mail routes, princi.
pally in New England and New York were let
out to-day by P. N. General These contracts
are somewhat more extensive than the previous
nnea - s'54fs5- "a ff4tSsFTs 81 go
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

ONLY One O'CLocK.-Mr.- coming home
late one night from meeting was met at the
door by his wife.
"Pretty time of night, Mr., for you to
come homeopathy time, three o'clock in the
morning; you, a respectable man in the COM
munity, and the father of family"
"Tisn't three-its only one, heard it strike
Council always sits till one o'clock" d
'tMy soul Mr., you're drunk-as true as
I'm alive, you're drunk--it's three in the morn
ing"
II say, Mrs., it's one. heard it strike
one, as I came around the corner, too or three
times p
Brown went to bed then.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29
Washington, April "a.

~ - - washington, April n. z
The New Orleans mail of the 18th has been
received. The papers contain no news of i'm
portance. ''- .+
The charges against the Governor Of Nebraska
having been Withdrawn he will be removed on
the ground of public expediency. His probable
ing State. .''''-
The President was serenaded by the Marine
Band last night, ON the occasion Of the Goth an
nj, ersary of his birth day. -.. .....-....
The Governorship of Utah has been rendered
to Major Ben Mccullough. It is believed he
will accept the appointment. lettdr is now
on its way to him requesting his presence in
Washington. The design of the Administra-
ton is to pursue a peaceable policy towards
Utah. in order that the laws shall be observed
and the rights of every lnhabitant of the Ter.
ritory protected withou} resorting to arms.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

u The Administration papers, in comment
Ing ON Rev. Dr.. Cheever's sermon on the bred
Scott case, are unanimous In advocating ''the
entire separation ofreligion fran politics." They
might well add "of morality too, and their ad-
vice would come with double force from its be-
Ing in conformity with their practice.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-29

APPEARANcEs.-A coat that has marks of use
upon it Is Recommendation to people OF sense;
ard hat with too smooth nap and too high "a
lustre, is derogatory circumstance. The best
coats in Broadway are on the backs Of penniless
broken.dowu merchants, clerks with p,tiful sala-
ries, and men that don't pay up. The heaviest
gold chains dangle from the fobs of gamblers
and gentlemen ofvery limited means; costly or
naments on ladies, indicate to eyes that are we'll
open, silly lover, or husband cra.nped for
funds. And when pretty woman goes by IN
suit of plain and neat apparel, it is sign that
she has fair expectations, and a husband that
can show balance in his favor.-New York
Times.